German farm reform myth challenged by American 4 H expert
Dr Karl Heinz Breyer of Goettingen disputes a New York 4 H report on German farming. He argues Germany’s postwar mechanization requires care to avoid unemployment and that inheritance laws already favor undivided farms. He stresses the farmer's skill as key to high output.
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Karl-Heinz Breyer
Monrovia
Siegfried Goetze
Iva May Gross
New York
United States
University of Goettingen
Germany
Department of Agriculture
Gross
Karl Heinz Breyer
O. E Baker
University of Maryland
Virginia
Maryland
Miss Gross
Frederick News
Breyer
Lewistown Grange Hosts Social Then Plans August Banquet
Lewistown Grange hosted a watermelon social at the home of Charles Putman with many members and friends attending. The next meeting is set for August 23 at Lewistown Community Hall for the annual banquet. Washington reports the emergency stockpile of copper is being tapped for 25 000 tons to aid defense production, authorized by President Truman and Mobilization Chief Charles E Wilson. About 10 000 tons have already been released to meet the shortage. The second largest waterfall in North America is in Labrador.
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Grange News
Lewistown
Washington
Charles E Wilson
Truman
Pilot Research Farms Urged In Family Farm Policy Review
The US Department of Agriculture backs pilot research farms as a practical, farm scale testing approach. Each farm would exemplify a soil area and test advanced practices, guiding bankers and credit agencies on investment needs and the profit potential of new agricultural methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Research Administration
Soil Association
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Land Grant Colleges
New Grass Mixture Aids Hard-Soil Military Turf
U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Golf Association report a hard soil grass establishment method using 2 inch seed holes. A Merion bluegrass Chewing’s fescue and tall fescue mix shows promise for durable lawns, with zoysia reinforcement for midsummer strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Golf Association
Fred V. Grau
U. S. Golf
Plant Industry
Beltsville
Grau
Gray
Zoysia Grass Prospects At Beltsville Research Center
Beltsville researchers report sod can be planted almost any time with zoysia thriving on poor soils. Dr. Gray notes seed supply limits this mix but expects better availability within a few years as Beltsville staff continue testing.
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Beltsville
Gray
Marylara
Notable Visits and Socials Across Maryland and Nearby
Sykesville hosts include Mrs L C Warfeld Jr and sons from Baltimore after a week with Mr and Mrs C L Warfield Sr. Mrs Wilbur White and Eleanor Lee visit Westminster with Mrs Carter Stone. Dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs Daniel Bowles for Mrs Stansfield and daughter, Mrs Alice Lynch, Gerald Hockenberry and Norwood Bowles. Mr and Mrs Henry W Clarke return from a ten day visit with Mr and Mrs Willam A Dorsey in Clarendon PA. Ruth Albaugh, Arden PA, visits mother Sarah Bennett Albaugh for two weeks. John Bordley, Baltimore lay leader, led service at St Barnabas Episcopal Church Sunday.
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Sykesville
L. C. Warfeld, Jr
Baltimore
C. L. Warfield
Wilbur White
Eleanor Lee
Warfield
Carter Stone
Westminster
Daniel Bowles
Stansfield
Alice Lynch
Eldersburg
Gerald Hockenberry
Norwood Bowles
Pennsylvania
Henry W. Clarke
Willam A. Dorsey
Clarendon
Clarke
Dorsey
Ruth Albaugh
Arden
Sarah Bennett Albaugh
John Bordley
Episcopal Church
Absence Noted as Rector Takes Vacation
The article notes the absence of the rector Rev A Parsons on vacation. Vera Spurrier has joined the Department of Parole and Probation in Baltimore. Margaret May and Helen Cauthorn attend Miss Helen Andersons bridal shower for her August 25 wedding to Bertram Winchester.
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A. Parsons
Vera Spurrier
Sykesville State Bank
Department of Parole and Probation
Baltimore
Margaret
May
Helen Cauthorn
Joseph Thompson
Stevens
Frank Merceron
Helen Anderson
Bertram L. Winchester
Miss Anderson
George Anderson
Katherine Merceron
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Towson State Teachers College
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