Guarding Freedom Lesson for August 8 1958
An old prisoner speaks of freedom at the penitentiary warden and emphasizes that true Christian freedom includes obedience to God and authorities. The talk warns against internal and external foes of liberty, urging believers to guard freedom and resist self imposed chains.
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John
Dr. Foreman
Chist
Paul
God
Amos
Bethel
Atlanta
Georgia
Our
Niagara Falls
Integration fears Iowa as Purdue dean warns of federal restraint
The article discusses Iowa reaction to vertical integration in farming. Small feed firms fear loss of independence while larger companies consider captive markets. Farmers remain uncertain though some co-ops and Boone Valley at Eagle Grove and Farmers Co-op Exchange explore integrated models. A year hence may clarify the trend.
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Iowa
South
Boone Valley
Eagle Grove
Predictions on agricultural integration by Purdue dean
Dean R Earl L Butz of Purdue states fewer farmers will reduce political power for agriculture. Leaders will resist vertical integration to protect small family farms, though technology pushes farm size up. Governmental discrimination against larger producers may disadvantage big firms, a longstanding political pattern challenging big business.
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R Earl L Butz
Purdue
Collee
Crisis of School system surge demands vast funds
A Rockefeller Fund study warns of crowded underfunded classrooms across the United States as enrollments soar. Elementary numbers could rise to 34 million by 1960 61 with high schools and colleges facing sharp increases. It calls for local state private funding and targeted federal aid to close gaps and maintain broad educational access.
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Om Colleges and Universities
Lancaster Farming details and pricing data
Lancaster Farming published weekly by Octoraro Newspapers in Quarryville Pennsylvania. It lists Alfred C Alspach as publisher and provides editor advertising and circulation staff names. The notice includes established date November 4 1953 and subscription rates two dollars per year five dollars for five years and five cents per single copy.
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Lancaster County
Alfred C Alspach
Robert E Best
Robert G Campbell
Robert J. Wiggins
Quarryville
Lancaster
Health forces Jack Reichard to stop writing column
This Week in Lancaster Farming will miss Reichard’s commentary as he must give up writing due to a chronic heart condition. A new feature, This Week in Washington by Clinton Davidson, will offer taxpayer and farmer views on national issues.
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Jack Reichard
Jack) Reichards
Lancaster
Lancaster Farming
Miss Reichards
Washington
Clinton Davidson Davidson
Nations
Seeding, Pasture Renovation, and Silo Repair Guidance
Farmers advised on band seeding attachments for grain drills to improve seed placement and early growth. August plowing sod, soil testing, and reseeding with legume mixtures urged for better pastures. Enter the Southeast Hay Show for quality hay, plus options to seed temporary pastures with winter rye and dual wheat. Silo repair and coating products recommended for preserving ensilage crops.
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Hershey
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Ilsancasier
Oreman
Acts
Philemon
Isaiah
Peter
Jerusalem
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches
U. S
Davidson
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
Rockefeller Report
By Max Smith
Max Smith
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