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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1956

Page

11

Local Newspaper Staff Roster Listing Key Positions

The document lists staff roles including Alfred C. Alspach Ernest J. Neill and C Wallace Abel as business managers editors and publishers with Robert G Campbell and Robert J Wiggins named for advertising circulation and editorial duties the specific duties and roles outline a standard newsroom staff structure.

Alfred C. Alspach Ernest J. Neill C. Wallace Abel Aebelile Sar Sos Robert G. Campbell Robert J. Wiggins

Farm Bill Veto Triggers Statewide Political Reactions

Pennsylvania leaders and farmers react in a split chorus to the Presidential veto of the farm bill. Officials like William L. Henning and Miles Horst defend or critique the veto while groups such as the Pennsylvania State Grange and Pennsylvania Farmers Association urge changes in farm policy amid broader political risk.

Pennsylvania William L. Henning Ezra Taft Benson J. Collins McSparran C. M. Wilson Pennsylvania Farmers Association Congress Miles Horst Republican State Committee Eisenhower

Soil Bank Advances Amid Vetoes and Funding Questions

The omnibus farm measure failed at the Agriculture Department and faced a presidential veto, yet the Soil Bank moves forward with a 1.2 billion appropriation. Secretary Benson questions authority to spend, while Southern crops may require plowing under. The plan awaits Senate approval and presidential signature, hinging on administration efficiency and suitable farm sizes like Lancaster County’s smaller holdings.

Soil Bank Benson Senate Lancaster County

Pendulum swing shifts Midwest toward Democrats on farm distress

The Midwest shows growing Democratic support as a response to worsening farm problems. Letters to Lancaster Farming and public sentiment echo calls for change. Farm incomes have plunged with livestock returns and cash incomes down across 148 farms from 1953 to 1955. Crops per acre value dropped from 68 to 57, signaling harsher outlook and higher cattle replacement costs ahead.

Midwest Democrat Party Lancaster Farming Harry

Fifty Years Ago This Week on Lancaster Farms

Lancaster County notes describe a Coopersburg farm robbery and lynching scare, a Pennsylvania gold rush impact with land deals, Edison among prospectors, and large land purchases. The Woodbridge Mokelum River quake effect, a West Fallowfield death, Maryland oysters, and New Holland Machine Works output and dividend in 1905.

South Mountain Cumberland County Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Dillsburg Thomas A. Edison Hedges Farms New Holland Machine Works Lancaster County

Milk testing abuses prompt state check of butterfat basis

Twenty five years ago the Department of Agriculture began a statewide review of butterfat tests after irregularities at Pennsylvania milk plants. Over 1300 plants operated on butterfat payments. under readings could cost 8 to 10 cents per 100 pounds. Plants undercharged farmers risked license loss on a second offense. State Secretary John A. McSparran urged farmers to grow alfalfa, cow peas and soy beans to substitute protein feeds. Also noted: Lancaster drought loans. Farm Women Society meeting. sweet clover guidance for 1931 grazing.

Department of Agriculture Pennsylvania John A. McSparran

The Church That Reaches Out Not The Club

A sermon argues growth is essential for a true church. It contrasts closed membership with the early Christian model, urging all members to participate in outreach and missions rather than leaving it to ministers alone. It cites Philip in Samaria and a desert road encounter as examples of lay-led mission work.

Church of Christ Christ Jesus Dr. Foreman Samaria Philip Africa Paul Peter Jerusalem Grent Division of Christian Education Naponat Ceosplt Churches of Christ Community Pens Derview

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