Research in Farm Product Use Emphasized at Penn State
University Park Pa. Need for more research especially in new industrial uses for surplus crops and by products to aid family size farms. State Secretary of Agriculture William L Henning told 200 banquet attendees at the first mushroom growers short course at Pennsylvania State University that agriculture will advance through targeted research for widespread farmer benefits. He cited corn cobs and farm residues finding markets previously non existent.
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University Park
William L Henning
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State Scientist heads to New Zealand on Fulbright
Dr Robert L Cowan of Penn State departs for a year in New Zealand as a Fulbright Scholar at Massey Agricultural College to study grass silage preservation. He will present papers at the Seventh International Grassland Congress and reviews Penn State experiments on silage with sodium metabisulfite. He travels with his wife and four children.
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Robert L.cowan
Penn State
Department of Animal Nutrition
New Zealand
Cowan
Massey Agricultural College
United States
Agricultural reformer praises research to create new farm markets
Dr Henning cites a 2 billion dollar yearly value from diversions and urges aggressive research to find fresh uses for farm waste. He highlights Penn State’s mushroom program and notes Pennsylvania ranks 47th in per capita agricultural research funding while stressing the need to remedy scarce funds.
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Pennsylvania
Henning
Penn State
Pastor Hospitalized After Emergency Appendectomy
The Rev. Delmar R. Probst, pastor of the Mt Hope and Wesley Methodist, was admitted to Lancaster General Hospital for an emergency appendectomy. He was sent by Dr. Robert Helm for a check up and underwent the operation after diagnosis confirmation.
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Delmar R. Probst
Mt Hope and Wesley Methodist
Lancaster General Hospital
Robert Helm
Barn Raised At S Glick Farm After February Wind
Aaron S. Glick leads a community effort at his farm to rebuild a new barn replacing the one levelled by last February’s wind. Ropes and pikestaves steadied the frame as the structure was set in place. (Lancaster Farming Staff Photo).
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Aaron S. Glick
Arrow
Lancaster Farming Staff
Lancaster County
Lancaster Farming
National Farm Safety Week Observed July 22 28
President Eisenhower proclaims National Farm Safety Week from July 22 to 28. Carson F. Mertz urges farm communities to focus on safety during harvest. A farming accident illustrates dangers of rushing workflow and machine hazards.
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Eisenhower
Carson F. Mertz
State Department of Public Instruction
Amer
Stonorov Guernsey Joins Top Ranks
Peterborough New Hampshire cows record 11 578 pounds of milk and 506 pounds of fat achieved by Kim Broadwater Tilia owned by Mr and Mrs Oskar Stonorov Phoenx ville per American Guernsey Cattle Club official production record.
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Peterborough
N. H
Kim
Safety First Stop Machine Before Repairs Adjustments
A damaged OCR fragment shows a bold safety sign urging workers to stop the machine before repairs or adjustments. The readable portion emphasizes caution but provides no dates or locations.
In order this is Inken Inkpen Page and Inkpen solicitors
A clipped dialogue tracks inquiries about contacting the law firm partners Inkpen Inkpen Page and Inkpen. The caller seeks Mr. Inkpen who is briefly unavailable in Germany and then in Burma, while Mr Page is noted as having gone to Amelia. The exchange ends with Inkpen speaking.
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Mr. Inkpen
Germany
Mr Inkpen
Burma
Mr. Page
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Lorin
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Mount Joy
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Ar Pres
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Mr. Inkpen Speaking
Lititz
D. L. Diem & Sons
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