Glenn Shirk Wins PSA Grant at Penn State Farm College
Glenn A. Shirk, a senior in dairy science at Penn State, is among 12 College of Agriculture students receiving 1959 PP&L scholarships. The program honors leadership and character. new freshmen grants and SAT testing rules begin this year with awards to be announced by June 1, 1959, for scholarships covering a three year period contingent on college approval.
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Glenn A. Shirk
Quarryville Rdi
Penn State University College of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Power and _ light ‘company
Charles E. Oakes
Pp&l
Shirk
Dairy Exposition
Coaly Society
Dairy Science Club
Penn State Farmer
Alpha Zeta
College of Agriculture
Huntington County
Pennsylvania
Oakes
Penn State
College Entrance Examination Board
Gir
National Forest Receipts Reach One Billion Dollars
The billionth dollar from national forest resources was deposited in the Federal treasury. Since 1905 the Forest Service has generated about 1.0 billion in gross income, with about 250 billion in expenditures. Timber sales produced roughly 86 percent of receipts, grazing fees 11 percent, and water power and land use 3 percent.
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Federal Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
National Forest System
Forest Service
National Forest
Forest receipts rise as service funds grow
The Forest Service reports 1958 receipts totalled 91,545,820 with years prior above 100 million, credits growth to land management for continued yield. A table tracks receipts from 1905 to 1958, noting a dip in 1957 and early 1958 markets. Nutrient solutions are tested on bean plants with varying nitrogen levels.
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USDA
Forest Service
Ius
China and Formosa war threat seen by experts
General Wedemeyer argues a firm stance and readiness to back it with what it takes may deter Mao Zedong from invading Formosa. He warns that Western weakness invites aggression, while most Americans lack deep understanding of China’s system and the scale of Communist control.
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Washington
China
United State
Russia
Mao
Quemoy
United States
Dulles
Eisenhower
Formosa
Congress
Formosa Strait
Korea
Wedemeyer
Far East
Southeast Asia
America
Bamboo Curtain
General Wedemeyer
Hungary
Poland
East Germany
Why Parables Lesson for November 30 1958
A lesson on Jesus preference for story telling notes parables as memorable simple forms that reveal deep ideas. The Roman view of a fisherman preacher would miss the Greatest Teacher and the enduring impact of parables on hearts and culture.
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Jesus
Lis
Mark
Tns
Now Is The Time By Max Smith
County Agricultural Agent urges culling low producers to improve herd economics. Farmers should trap muskrats to protect ponds, winterize vehicles, and equip farms with a ready fire extinguisher for quick response.
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Max Smith
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Glenn Shirk
Lancaster Farming
Lancaster County
Lancaster
Penna
Noth Duke
Lancaster Express
Dan McGrew
Robert G Campbell
Mount Joy
With Clinton Davidson
Kenneth J. Foreman
Heart
Aater
Division of Christian Education National Couner
Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Dr. Foreman
County
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