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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1965

Page

9

Charles County Declared Free Of Brucellosis In Maryland

Charles County becomes the ninth Maryland county certified brucellosis free after testing shows all eligible cattle in the county are disease free for at least eighteen months. Officials from the Live Stock Sanitary Service and Extension agents attended the ceremony in LaPlata as neighbors pursue the broader eradication effort across eight additional counties and inter state health papers.

Charles County Maryland T. A. Ladson LaPlata D. G. Cheatham Martin Jones State Board of Agriculture Anne Arundel Kent Dorchester Wicomico Worcester St. Mary’s Calvert and Garrett

Aides To Debate Truth In Packaging Bill At Baltimore Conference

At the Weights and Measures Association Conference in Baltimore two U.S. Senate aides will debate the Truth In Packaging bill. Patricia Bario will say yes while Peter Chamblis argues against with consumer protection concerns. Senator Hart introduced the bill two years ago and it covers front panel weights and deceptive labeling. Teresa Demus of the FDA will discuss consumer protective services and George Kommalan will chair as toastmaster. Over 200 attendees from government and industry are expected for the day-long program at the Sheraton Belvedere Hotel.

Weights and Measures Association Baltimore U.S. Senate Patricia Bario Senate Judiciary Committee Peter Chamblis Philip A. Hart Michigan Congress Commerce Committee Kiss Sheraton Belvedere Hotel Teresa Demus The Food and Drug Administration Consumer Protective Services

165 Farms in County OK Feed Grains 1965 Signup

Frederick County ASCS reports 265 farms enrolled in the 1965 feed grain program up from 230 last year. State totals show 4258 farms enrolled versus 3862 last year, with 1.48 million farmers nationally and 36.6 million acres diverted. Participants must divert harvested crops to conserving crops by May 1 and plant specified feed grains on enrolled and base acres. The program expires this year and 1966 extension would need new Congress action.

Frederick County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service ASCS Congress

State County And Area Markets State Market Summary

USDA reports ample egg and butter supplies with quiet demand in New York trade. Egg whites and browns show varied but steady price ranges, while butter offerings remain ample. Baltimore cattle receipts show active to moderately active demand with slaughter steers mostly in 23.00 to 25.75 per 100 pounds and heifers 30.00 to 31.50, hog receipts around 1200 with fair activity.

New York USDA Baltimore

Market Report on Hog Prices and Weights

The notice lists hog market ranges with steady to higher bids. Barrows and gilts show a spread from 18.50 to 20.00 for various weight classes, with sow prices from 13.90 to 15.50.

Baltimore Grain Receipts and Prices Report

Baltimore AP notes flour receipts at 1 130 100 lb sacks and wheat receipts of 179 850 with stocks 4 553 508. Corn shipments 4 000 and stocks 1 058 067. Barley shipments 476. rye, oats, soybeans, millfeed show no activity or stock. Opening No 2 red winter at 1.49 per bushel.

Baltimore (Ap

Hogs Hit Eight-Month Peak As Markets Rise In Chicago

The butcher hog market climbs to an eight month high with about 100 head sold at 19.50 per hundredweight and prices generally higher. Slaughter steers stay steady to 25 cents lower with prime to 28.50 and sows up to 16.50 as grain markets show mixed moves in Chicago futures.

Chicago Chicago Grains Chicago Cor New York

Not Everybody Is Happy About Daylight Saving

Washington AP Congress has a dozen time bills as about 100 million Americans adjust clocks. Senators push to unify start and end dates from April to October, while many oppose daylight time for its inconveniences to families, schools, and church services.

Washington Congress Norris Cotton Rn.h Senate Commerce Committee Cotton Cot Iton Newark

Mental Health Of Aged Studied At Ocean City

A statewide conference on Mental Health in Aging met in Ocean City Md to plan future programs by five Maryland agencies. About sixty participants heard Robert Fitch discuss aging and learning while sessions explored preventive mental health, motivation, and continued pursuits for the elderly.

Ocean City Maryland Departments of Education, Health, Public Welfare and Mental Hygiene State Commission On the Aging William C. Fitch Washington,d.c American Association of Retired Persons National Association of Retired Teachers Margaret C. Schweinhaut J Kensington State Commission On the Shelton Tobin University of Chicago William Birenbaum Brooklyn N.Y Maurice Linden Division of Mental Health Pennsylvania Department of Mental Health

Famed equestriennes join Cristiani Wallace Circus in Frederick

Corky and Norma Mantinivt, renowned for back ward somersaults between running horses, perform Friday with the Cristiani Wallace Brothers Circus at the Frederick Shopping Center. The Lions Club sponsors the event to benefit its eye conservation bank. Shows run from 4 to 8 p.m.

Corky Norma Equestriennes Cristiani Wallace Brothers Frederick Denmark The Lions Club of Eye Conservation Bank

Chamber Leaders Attend Washington Workshop

President John W. Morgan and Vice President Carlton W. Molesworth of the Chamber of Commerce spent yesterday in Washington at a National Chamber workshop. The program starts the annual U S Chamber of Commerce meeting running from Monday to Wednesday. Other leaders join the convention today and tomorrow. Chamber Manager Richard D. Hammond Morton Siegel and George Barthel accompanied the two officers to the workshop.

John W. Morgan Carlton W. Molesworth Chamber of Commerce Washington National Chamber U. S. Chamber of Commerce Richard D. Hammond Morton Siegel Chamber George Barthel

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