Dairy Leaders Urge Milk Market Unity and Price Stability
State dairy delegates and spouses, milk dealers, and agri groups met to push a united front. Dr Richard J. Werner argued for ending producer distributor labor clashes and stressing milk’s role in public health and economy. Dr James B. Honan warned against hasty price shifts while noting strong Class 1 and blend prices and long-run stability. Inter-State president A R Marvel reported low overhead and a growing revolving fund, with officers reelected and one new director added. Attendees from Lancaster County area were listed.
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Hoover Auction Draws Crowd Despite Snow
A snow storm in Lancaster County did not deter buyers at the Vincent Hoover auction near New Providence. Items sold included a tractor for 1975 dollars, plow 190, second tractor 460, side delivery rake 237.50, John Deere manure spreader 380, garden tractor 70, tobacco lath 135 per hundred, and milk cans up to 6.75 each. Holstein cows topped at 306, heifers to 252.50, chickens 1.75, corn 45 a ton, hay 28 a ton. Auctioneers Carl Diller of Refton and Everett Kreider of Quarryville.
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County Industry Gains Highlight Regional Payrolls
Report shows county industrial payrolls rising to 4,826,500 with 1,677 workers across 35 industries in 1958 and 4,911,000 to 1,820 workers in 27 plants in 1953 figures. Lititz district payroll and product values climb, while Elizabethtown and Ephrata post increased employment and output.
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Secretary Wilson downplays impact of conference failure
Secretary of Defense Wilson says the collapse of the Foreign Minister’s conference would have little or no effect on defense spending, framing the outcome as insignificant to Washington's budget plans.
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