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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1955
Page
9
County agent urges all Caroline farm families to join a rapid Bangs eradication drive. Volunteers will survey dairy herds, and the state and federal governments will pay for testing and vaccinating calves with Strain 19. Emphasizes safety around farm machinery and calls for earlier corn harvest adjustments.
USDA raises interest rates for CCC price support loans on 1955 crops by one half of one percent to align with short term rates. Farmers pay 3.44%. lending agencies gain 2.34% from September 1 1955. Potato diversion program announced to reduce surplus with payments up to 50 cents per hundredweight, starting September 1965, varying by period, for eligible good quality potatoes diverted to starch, feed, or flour.
Historic Annapolis announces the Fifth Annapolis Open House on Friday Sept 9 starting at 10 a m in Annapolis and Saturday Sept 10 in nearby Anne Arundel County. The event features tours of colonial buildings and exhibits honoring Charles Carroll of Carrollton with proceeds supporting preservation efforts.
Army Pfc. Bernard FE Jacobs, 21, son of Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of Queen Anne, marched in the Pacific National Exhibition opening day parade in Vancouver British Columbia. Jacobs was among 100 soldiers from the 5th Infantry Regiment stationed at Fort Lewis Washington, with the regimental band accompanying the parade.
Jacobs, an ambulance driver with the 71st Division, entered the Army in March 1954 and completed basic training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina.
Augusta Germany Pvt Robert H Wilson 23 son of Mrs Marguerite Wilson Ridgely participated in a battalion river crossing exercise in Germany with the 5th Infantry Division He is a machine gunner in Company K 11th Regiment Entered the Army in July 1954 A 1948 graduate of Lockerman High School Denton and former employee of Vita Foods Products Chestertown
The Baltimore Sunday American runs chapter one of Anne Morrow Lindberghs Gift From The Sea in its September issue. The feature presents the best selling book as a path to peace of mind and personal reflection for readers.
Before World War II the annual value of world farm output per capita was about 16.27 dollars. This figure reflects global agricultural efficiency and living standards prior to global conflict.
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