Heifer Project Ships Cattle to Aid Nations Abroad
New York April 12 the Heifer Project Inc sends top-grade cattle to hard-up regions to build peace and life quality. About 14,000 head have shipped to 29 countries from Puerto Rico to Persia with a yearly goal of 1,800 head. Dan West of Goshen Indiana, founder, believes cattle meet needs better than speeches. Livestock moves from Midwest collection farms to New York for shipment, with interfaith support and contributions in animals or funds. Last year 11,500 families benefited.
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New York
Heifer Project, Inc
Puerto Rico
Persia
Goshen
Ind
Dan West
Church of the Brethren
Midwest
Iowa
Iinois
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
Brethren Final
Jere Cassell
Manheim
San Francisco
Brethren Church
Bicilren
Fresh Greens Are Fine Spring Tonic
Fresh greens on spring markets are a top tonic says Janet Coblentz of the University of Maryland Extension Service. Greens provide vitamins A C and B, plus iron calcium and phosphorus, with freshness key to preserving nutrients. Store-bought greens should be inspected for bruised leaves, washed, dried, and refrigerated promptly, then cooked briefly with minimal water to minimize nutrient loss.
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College Park
Janet Coblentz
University of Maryland Extension Service
Miss Coblentz
Herd Improvement Tests Announced Across Farms
A list of outstanding cows completing officially tested lactations through the Herd Improvement Registry of The Holstein Friesian Association of America is released. Entities include Richvale Senator Dottie owned by C. Richard Axalt Middletown with 509 lbs butterfat and 15,939 lbs milk, Catocreek Senator Rose owned by Maurice S. Ahalt Middletown with 678 lbs butterfat and 18,077 lbs milk, and Deerspring Fayne Piebe owned by W. Kieffer Coblentz Middletown with 546 lbs butterfat and 12,384 lbs milk. Other noted cows from Middletown, Lime Kiln, Jefferson, and Gaithersburg include Walker Var, Queen Korndyke De Kol Piebe, Dark Valley X Mary, and many more with daily milking frequencies and ages listed.
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Holstein
Friesian Association of America
Richvale
Dottie
C. Richard Axalt
Middletown
U.S
Rose
Maurice S. Ahalt
U. S
W. Kieffer Coblentz
Muddletown
Catoctin View Walker Var
Walter B. Coblentz
C. Lester Dudrou
David F. Grossnickle
Union Bridge
Holterholm Banmaster Elsie
Cecil K. Holter
Jefferson
Ibs Mit
Wmbro
Liza Prince
Overall Dairy Farm
Mt. Airy
Brook Lodge
Mystic Princess Queen
Frank G
Clubs Lead Spring Clean-Up Drive in Maryland
Maryland 4 H Club department urges clubs to spearhead a Spring Clean-Up Drive citing fire prevention links. Guy Geinger notes clean storage and removal of combustibles at home and on farms reduces fire risk, urging removal of magazines newspapers rags clothing draperies mattresses and discarded furniture from homes barns and outbuildings.
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College Park
Maryland 4-H
Annemaly
Maryland Extension Service
Maryland
Farm Safety Week
Guy Geinger
National Fire Protection Association
Safety tips for storage and cleanup in rural areas
The guidance advises kerosene be kept in metal containers designed for it and not in cans or glass bottles. Do not store flammable liquids near main buildings. Spring cleanup should remove dead vegetation along fences and around structures and dispose of papers and litter. 4-H clubs should dust dirt from fuse boxes switches motors and electrical appliances and keep motors properly maintained.
Frederick Greatest Need Split Among Residents Say Amusement Center
Reporters canvassed Frederick and nearby, with six residents giving divergent views on the city’s need. Replies ranged from an amusement center for youth to more two way streets, more factories, revival of religion, and even a brand new population. Also Charles L. and Allene T. Mullen win exclusive use of the name Challea for their Holstein Friesian herd registration.
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Sigedis Olihe
Frederck
Frederick
James Brooks
East Patrick Street
Co. L. Mullen
Charles L
Allene T. Mullen
Frostburg State student named MTMEA Maryland president
Frostburg junior Lee Stakes was elected president of the Maryland chapter of Future Teachers of America at a one day gathering in College Park. Other officers include Jo Ann Jones first vice president James Poffenberger second vice president Louise Priddy secretary and James Harper treasurer. About 300 students attended. executive committee members listed. Robert Leather, a Frederick High graduate and Frederick resident, noted.
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College Park
Frostburg State Teachers College
Maryland
Future Teachers of America
Lee
Frostburg
Gess Kirby
Notre Dame College
Baltimore
Jo Ann Jones
Salisbury State Teachers College
James Poffenberger
Boonsboro High Schol
Louise Priddy
Calvert County High School
James Harper
Frederick High
Lisel Stielman
University At Maryland
Elmira Tucker
Sellers' Point High School
Robert Leather
Western Maryland College
One” Hobbs
Howsed Coustyle School
East South Street
Airline president touts air travel during storm delay
In Laconia New Hampshire an aviation conference featured an airline president praising air travel reliability. He traveled 108 miles from Boston by car for the session as all flights into the state were grounded due to bad weather.
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Laconia
N. H
Boston
Early colonists used fish to boost soil fertility
Early American colonists claimed fertilizing crops with 1,000 fish per acre doubled land productivity. They reported one acre treated with fish grew as much as three acres without the fish, illustrating early experimental soil enhancement.
Western European Communists show steady decline in votes
The US Information Agency reports a steady decline in support for western European Communist parties since 1946 based on government-verified election results across 12 nations in eight years. Still, the agency cautions the Communist threat to security remains strong, with Britain and smaller nations showing notable slumps.
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Washington
U. S. Information Agency
USIA
Britain
Red power in Italy and France remains substantial
European countries, USIA said, note persistent Red influence across Italy and France as Cold War era concerns persist. Officials highlighted strong party activity and media support in key urban centers, signaling ongoing political alignment with communist movements despite Western pressure.
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USIA
Italy
France
Japanese Prime Minister Seeks Merger To Shore Up Goverment
In Tokyo on Sunday prime minister Shigeru Yoshida discussed a political merger plan to stabilize his pro America government. The move comes amid a threat from both Socialist factions split over the 1951 Peace Treaty and now considering unity to strengthen national defense and alliance with the United States.
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Tokyo
Japan
United States
Shigeru Yoshida
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Kaufman Garage CO. Inc
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Frederick, Md
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Poolesville
Future Teachers of Maryland Elect
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