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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1967

Page

16

Dairy Princess crowned in Lancaster district pageant

Miss Donough wins 1967 Dairy Princess title at the 4H Southeast District Baby Beef Show at Lancaster Lock Yards. The 18 year old is from Manheim Central High School and may work in officer production. Miss Hess of Strasburg remains a former princess.

Lancaster Lock Yards Donough Carol Ann Hess Strasburg Harry Kauffman Philadelphia Dairy Council Miss Clymer Daniel Clymer Miss Kibler Mickey Oliver Kibler Mre Yetta Sachs Mary Sachs Joseph Brill Lancaster RG Robert Mallick Wgal TV Herbert Royer Oregon Pike Rover C P Brantley Wiliam Deisley Martie Feoulk Robert Gregory John Jacob Herr Robert Keen Samuel Myers Jay M. Risser

Hackmans Plan Polish Tour Amid Photographs and Talks

Henry Hackman discusses Polish land ownership, government policy, and postwar land reform with Anolimarsia official statements. He notes travel restrictions and language barriers, plans to photograph limited scenes, and to obtain a car in Germany for the rest of their trip while meeting exchange students.

Poland Waeckmann Germany Hackman Apolinarski Hackmans Apolunarski Fullbright Notary Exchange Isso David Kreider Samuel K Kreider Manheim John Hackman Elizabethtown College

PFA Warns On Farm Labor Union Bill Threat to Pa Agriculture

Pennsylvania Farmers' Association warns a House bill to unionize farm labor could hurt state agriculture by ending the agricultural exemption in the National Labor Relations Act. PFA reports cite rising costs and potential forced bargaining affecting migrant workers, with meetings held in Allentown Bloomsburg North East and more to mobilize farmers.

PFA Pennsylvania US Congress John Pitzer Pennsylvania Farmers’ Association Pitzer PFPA House Committee On Education and Labors Wien Pennslvania Agriculture Biglerville Allentown Bloomsburg North East Ineshee

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