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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1956
Page
14
Dumped in neat stacks from trucks peas flow into the huller. Puerto Rican laborers fork the product into the huller producing hulled peas and silage destined for Whiteford Md Packing Co Inc from Lancaster County farms.
A Phoenix trustee, Tony Men doza, 42, escaped from a jail attempt and Mendoza reportedly left the facility to drink and return, but authorities say the plan failed.
William Voight Jr of the Pennsylvania Fish Commission announced that the walleye will be fair game in inland waters from May 30 to November 30, with two exceptions. Pymatuning Lake and the Lower Susquehanna River south of Route 30 maintain their existing seasons. The 2021 opening on Pymatuning is May 26, with future years matching the last Saturday in May.
In Los Angeles George Argentin saw black liquid bubbling from his front lawn. About 300 barrels escaped before a Standard Oil Company crew pinched off the leak.
The Department of Defense announced a plan to develop a middle range wingless missile. It would be supersonic and able to blast targets more than 1,000 miles from the firing site with the Air Force taking the primary role in development.
Farm Women’s Society No 16 at Octorara Chapel discussed greenhouse nursery operation and landscaping. Charles Smallwood Christiania led with colored slides for about 20 attendees. roll call on a flower problem.
Albert Sirvin and Salvatore Guerrero sue Los Angeles for 150000 dollars alleging city negligence after a eucalyptus tree rotted at the roots fell on them while they played gin rummy in Echo Park. They seek damages and claim the city failed to maintain the tree.
Pennsylvania State University soil scientists report three year study on 12 to 15 Blair County fields shows sweet corn yields unaffected by low or high magnesium applications. The findings indicate no significant response to varying magnesium levels in typical soil and corn crops.
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