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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1950

Page

6

Surplus Dairy Piles Up Amid Market Shortage Pressure

Washington report notes a price support system for dairy, misnamed the cow program, has not covered cows or fluid milk. High free market milk prices and remote farms push milk to creameries, with government purchasing driving large stockpiles of nonfat dry milk, butter, and cheese as demands fall.

Peter Epson Washington NEA Umea Upper Wisconsin Prigencora Steagall Hope-Aiken Farm Gore Anderson Farm Tate Fereemeet Marshall Plan Department of Agriculture

Government buys dairy stock to curb price rises

Purchases totaling 118 million dollars with old stocks valued at 44.9 million are stored across dairy belts from New York to Minnesota. The government covers storage costs while butter price rules rise by fractions of a cent per pound over six to twelve months. Dried milk and cheese storage extend indefinitely, butter stored properly lasts. Markets favor carload buys through creameries and cheese factories, with prices aimed at keeping farmer milk and fat payments near parity. The 1950 outlook anticipates continued heavy government purchases amid an open winter and higher milk yields.

New York Minnesota Thes Congress

Americans Generous In Gifts To Medical Science and Philanthropy

Dr. Mortis Fishbein writes that Americans remain eager to support medical foundations and charities despite welfare-state pressures. He praises voluntary groups led by public figures in polio, cancer, heart disease, and infantile paralysis efforts, arguing government provision cannot replace effective private philanthropy. He notes widespread public willingness to fund research, education, and care through private channels. A separate note reports Durham, North Carolina, where Maxwell King admits a trespass mistake after misplacing a bed in a boardinghouse.

Yaulf Ellis New York Mortis Fishbein Fishbein American Mer Aeal Association Gilta Pomgraduate Medicine American Heart Association American Cancer Society National Foundation For United States Henlist Fish Durham, N.C Maxwell Kirg Bobby Faircloth King

New Type Of Seed Helps Gardeners

Pelleted seeds, developed by the US Department of Agriculture and now marketed in Cleveland, promise easier gardening. Seeds are coated with hormones, fertilizer, vitamins, and fungicide to sprout through soil, suppress weeds, and endure cold. Arnold Davis of the Garden Center says pelleting cuts labors and doubling planting area per package, though some details are unclear.

Cleveland US Department of Agriculture Arnold Davis Garden Center

Lazy Moon Minstrels Scheduled For Echo School

Echo PTA announces the Lazy Moon Minstrel show for March 25 at Echo School to fund a movie projector. Seventh to ninth graders performed in PTA Cornerstones and Burn candles Burn two pageants, with Glee Club girls providing music for the program.

ECHO Echo School Echo Patent Teachers Association PTA Echo Pta Jewell Covington June Eninger Dorothy Lingo Leota Snell Charlene Strickland Shirley Brantley Annette Riley Barnard Riley Nira Ann Stephens Ruthin Nell ‘Wright Martha Stephens Betty Sue Riley Shirley Ruey Ilene Carpenter Margaret Gill Jaqueline Brown Dot Faust Margaret Ann Newsome Jane Brown Thee Glee Club Apeci

State May Regulate Auto Sales Financing

In Lansing Michigan a special session is expected as lawmakers consider regulating auto sales financing for the first time. Senator Harry F. Hittle leads a Senate committee probing perceived gouging in car purchases for over a year. He cites contracts with hidden charges and exorbitant interest as high as 1000 percent in simple terms and accuses dealers of kickbacks to finance and insurance firms.

Lansing Mich Alp Michigan Harry F. Hittle Senate Nance Hittie Europe

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