Farm Bill Soil Bank advances under Eisenhower review
House approves revised Soil Bank plan with $1.25 billion cost covering livestock producers. Advance payments to compliant farmers were cut from the bill though payments will be made this year. Local Lancaster County details are still unclear as the measure heads to the President.
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Modernizing Lancaster County Schools Faces Massive Expenditure
The county plans to spend millions to upgrade school facilities and build new, low sprawling structures. Construction aims for September openings with advanced equipment before older buildings. Vocational agriculture and home economics gain better facilities as total costs rise, seen as essential for youth education.
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Lancaster County
Spring Bloom Over Lancaster County Hills
The piece celebrates spring in Lancaster County with vivid imagery of sudden hillside blooms. It contrasts the quick painterlike white splashes on hills with the smaller river-hill flowers such as mountain pink, praising the season as perhaps the best of the year.
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Smog Rules Highlight Grilling Smoke Across States
A report notes a flying farmer's smoky wings over Midwest cities and a California man found guilty of defying smog laws by broiling eight steaks. It cites a town banning backyard trash burning while barbecue grills emit hickory smoke and frying aromas to passersby.
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Midwest
California
Cried Because I Had No Shoes Until I Met a Man Who Had No Feet
The saying holds up as a moral about perspective and gratitude. The anecdote contrasts personal hardship with severe deprivation through a vivid, quotable tale.
50 Years Ago This Week on Lancaster Farms May 7 1906
Snow and frost hit Atlantic coast towns. Lancaster County saw 38 degrees. A stalled pony was killed by a bull in Patterson. a Hovenden painting model wagon gifted to Bucks County Historical Society. runaway mules terrorized Martinsville farmers as a new drill broke a fence. a hawk injured a cow and children near Danville.
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All Men Lesson for May 13 1956 Gospel For All Peoples
The sermon argues the gospel is for all people not just a favored group. It cites Cornelius and Romans converting, challenges white church exclusivity, and shows prejudice within modern churches. It urges believers to embrace all races and backgrounds, including university students and diverse communities.
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Jerusalem
Simon Peter
Jesus
Russia
Bully Graham
Cambridge University
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