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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1956

Page

14

Angs Conference Draws 56 Angus Breeders from 29 States

Cattlemen from 29 states gathered in Knoxville Tennessee April 30 and May 1 for the Second Annual American Aberdeen Angus Conference at the University of Tennessee. About 300 breeders attended, hearing talks on dwarfism research farm income tax and bankers obligations and viewing nutritional trials in the UT herd.

Angus Knoxville Tenn University of Tennessee College of Agriculture Byron Good Michigan State University L. E. Kunkle Ohio State University Charles Hobbs Dean A. E. Darlow Oklahoma A & M College Kenneth Litton Round Hill Virginia W. W. Braiard, Jr Far Hulls New Jersey Leslie Johnson Iowa State College Stephen H. Hart Denver Colorado E. T. Savidge American Bankers’ Association Southeast H. R. Duncan Tennessee University John Gauger Clear Lake South Dakota James V. Coyner American Angus Association Lloyd D. Miller National Association East Tennessee Kenneth McFarland General Motors Frank Richards East Lansing Michigan

New St. Joseph Cattle Association Moves to Modern Brick Building

A five acre site donated by local businessmen hosts a 123 by 127 foot brick building with limestone trim. The facility centralizes cattle registering and record keeping, IBM operations, and offices for officers, PR, and accounting with a large basement kitchen and recreation room. About 75 local workers start, with 110 total staff typical. Chicago offices close June 15 as equipment and records transfer starts.

Missouri City St. Joseph IBM Association Chicago

Dr A Dewey Bond Heads AMI Washington Office

The American Meat Institute names Dr A Dewey Bond to lead its Washington office starting May 14. Bond, an agriculture economist from Chesterland Ohio, holds degrees from Ohio State Cornell and Michigan State and has worked in livestock marketing analyses for the meat industry.

Dr. Bond AMI Washington Chicago The American Meat Institute A. Dewey Bond Trade Association Washington National Press Building Bond Chesterland Ohio Geauga County Ohio State University Cornell University Michigan State University Cornell American Farm Bureau Federation Institute

Aberdeen Angus Association to Dedicate New Headquarters

Members travel from Chicago to St Joseph for the Aberdeen Angus Association event. About half plan to settle in Missouri River city, others to help train new office staff. Dedication and Open House set for Friday June 29 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., with invitation to members and the general public.

Willegin Chicago St. Joseph Mussouri River City Association

Ceylon to Receive 5 Million Dollar U S Aid This Year

Ceylon will receive five million dollars in United States economic aid this year despite continuing rubber exports to Red China.

Ceylon United States Red China

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Irvin DeLong Quarryville Mr. DeLong Lancaster Farming America H.P Rae H.P Snavely’s Farm Service New Holland Mar-Gro Mig Co Lancaster Aaron S. Martin John Deere P. T.O Cope & Weaver Co Willow Street J. W. Graham West Chester Shollenberger Farm Supply Centerport Ph. Leesport Snavely Farm Cyrus B. Ferguson Kirkwood Frowia A. L. Wertman N. 9Th ST Columbia, PH
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