Farmers Sending Diseases Across Livestock Health Campaign
A 1959 nationwide campaign led by the American Foundation for Animal Health with Des Moines headquarters seeks to curb livestock disease and parasite losses, estimated at over two billion dollars annually. The effort, supported by the Agriculture Department and state extensions, aims to boost vaccination and disease prevention amid complacency claims, noting hog cholera vaccination declines and the broader use of human medicines in livestock treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid A. Martin
Associated Press
Washington
American Foundation For Animals Health
Des Moines
Iowa
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Foundation
Agriculture Department
High Quality Angus Exhibit Dominates International Livestock Show
The 290 head Angus display drew over 4000 spectators as judges led by Byron Good of Michigan State University evaluated top cattle. Dor-Mac's Bardohermere 1004 won grand champion bull. Ankonian Bombardier was junior and reserve grand. Blackcap of Red Top 16 topped the female show with 155 entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Good
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Paul Keesee
Poteau
Oklahoma
Dor-Mac
O. Bardohermere
J. C. McLean
Quincy
Chanois
Shelby T. Wilson
Dundee
Mississippi
Sugar Loaf Farm
Staunton
Virginia
Ankonian Bombardier
Ankony Farm
Rhinebeck
New York
Haystack Angus Ranch
Longmont
Colorado
Eileenmere
J. Garrett Tolan Farm
Pleasant Plaws
Ilinois
Heckettier
Heckmeres Highlands
Valencia
Pennsylvania
Blackcap
Millarden
Eileen
Annville
Woodbury
Georgia
Hecketts Lucy
Gunokie Missie
Ani
A. H. Spitzer Jr
J. .Garrett Tolan
Pleasant Plains
Wiinois
Jdumor
Dor
Mac
Young worker killed by fan belt accident at metal plant
Baltimore AP report says 21 year old Melvin Morris died after clothing snagged in a fan belt at Maryland Metal Building Co. He suffered multiple injuries and was taken to South Baltimore General Hospital where he died hours later. Fellow workers described the incident as Morris replaced a belt on an overhead drive shaft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Melvin Morris
South Baltimore General Hospital
Maryland Metal Building Co
Morns
Joose
Morvis
Mr. Brownine
Franklin
Heling
Burdette
Larry
Donna
James Browning
Asked To Oppose Highway Service Area
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce faces opposition to a pilot service area on a Maryland public highway near the Dorsey interchange of the Baltimore Washington Express Way. Local officials warn such areas could spur further highway concessions and changes to Frederick traffic patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Joseph F. Rhoderick
Jsecretary
Rhoderick
Annapolis
Mary ‘and ‘Travel Council
Maryland Motor Courts Sociation
Maryland
State Roads Commission
Washington
Baltimore
Holiday Liquor Traffic Crackdown Proposed in Maryland
Annapolis AP report says Maryland Alcoholic Beverages officials plan a Christmas crackdown on liquor traffic from Washington and border states. Residents may bring one quart per entry unless tax is paid, and no more than two quarts of untaxed whisky per month. Violators face up to 1000 dollars fine and up to two years in prison. Roger V. Laynor leads the enforcement unit promising vigilant action against careless violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Washington
Ins
75 000 KW Generating Unit In Service By PE
P. E. officials announced the 75,000 kilowatt generating unit is in operation. Gollars cite substantial expenditure on generating facilities and improved interconnections with utility systems to assure local customers of reliable electric power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E
Gollars
Jnnis
Uaehe
J ‘Surance
New Williamsport PE Unit Boosts Plant Capacity
Potomac Edison opened the new 313000000 addition at the Williamsport power plant boosting total capacity to 168,450 kilowatts. R Paul Smuth, ex PE president, started the unit at 2 pm yesterday two years after construction began. D E Stultz and VPs H H Sturtzman and C D Lyon spoke at a luncheon in Hagerstown before tours of the facility. The R Paul Smith Station is the largest on the PE system, with Riverton and Cumberland plants among others in the region. PE total generating capacity now reaches 373,450 kilowatts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Edison Company
Williamsport
R. Paul Smuth
Hagerstown
D E Stultz
H. H. Sturtzman
C. D. Lyon
Unt
R. Paul Smith Station
Carol Forney
Karen Read
Lown
Jo Ann Burns
Sharon
Diane Movier
Rita
Comedizes
Neyma
Norman Lynch
Merce
Industry
Warry Norris
Harold Loun
Potomacine
Kenneth Reader
Ro- Edison
Riverton
Dell Brandenburg
Virginia
Cumberland
Maryland
Everett Emnsteiler
Albright
West Virginia
David
Rodney
Wanda Sue
Emsweiler
Norma Loa
Hanford
Maryland Names Judges for Outstanding Young Farmer Award
Farm Contest judges include Guy Gienger of University of Maryland extension agriculture, plus Harry McDonald, Merrick Watson, and Charles Remsberg. Local and state winners attend Towson dinner January 31. state winner earns Cedar Rapids trip for nationals. Frederick County survey sought for outstanding local farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gienger
University of Maryland
Maryland State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Harry McDonald
Towson
Merrick Watson
Centerville
Charles Remsberg
Middletown
Marvin L. McLain
Cedar Rapids Jr
United States
Maryland
Marylanders Win Awards at Farm Bureau Convention
Sixty Maryland delegates attended the American Farm Bureau Convention in Boston where many received national and local honors. Maryland representatives on national committees, county certificates of merit, and essay contest recognitions highlight the state's participation across counties including Anne Arundel, Allegany, Cecil, Garrett, Frederick, Montgomery, and Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Garrett
Montgomery
County
Farm Bureau
Anne Arundel County
Eght
Byron Kile
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
David Young
Middletown
Frederick County
James Montgomery
Tramsville
Gary Branning Finksburg
Carroll County
Byron Tile
Guests of Providence youth in January announced
Mrs. Claytus Brandesburg and her daughters rode to Gaithersburg on Tuesday to dine with Miss Lilive Williams, as they will be guests of the Providence youth in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Claytus Brandesburg
Gaithersburg
Lilive Williams
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Frederick residents Gary E. Lacy and Kaylene A Miller wed license issued. Charles L. May and Mary F. Burns, both Frederick, plus James 5. Lickey of Hamilton Va and Loretta Al Harrison of Woodshore, also listed. Ronald L. Clark and Geraldine P. Potter of El land Pa. Deeds show Taney B. Kaufman et al to Alfred P. Shockley and wife for $10. Sheriff Horace M. Alexander to Bradley T. Halley Jr. for $150. Charles H. Tregoning to Leslie Leftendus and wife for $10. Beatrice Neal to Guy E. Kline et al for $10. Carlton T. King et al to Bettye A. Habes for $10. Hettye A. Habs to Carlton T. King for $10. Essell L. House and wife to Jasper L. Brunner and wife for $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary E. Lacy
Kaylene A Miller
Frederick
Charles L. May
Mary F. Burns
James 5. Lickey
Hamilton Va
Loretta al. Harrison
Woodshore
Ronald L. Clark
Geraldine P. Potter
Elland, Pa
Taney B. Kaufman
Alfred P. Shockley
Horace M. Alexander
Jasper L. Brunner
Fruit Growers Meet in Maryland Hagerstown January 8 9
Maryland fruit growers hold their sixty first annual winter meeting in Hagerstown on Thursday and Friday January 8 and 9. Topics cover soil conservation chemical thinning new training methods for Delicious apples insect pest control and the 1959 spray calendar. Out of state speakers include Dr Frank Horstall Jr J Kenneth Robinson and J A Levin. The Maryland State Apple Commission outlines promotions and marketing improvements. D Eldred Rinehart presides with A F Vierhleller as secretary under the University of Maryland Extension Service and the State Horticultural Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Asl
Hagerstow
J. Roger Deas
America
I York
Apple Commission
Frank Horstall Jr
J. Kenneth Robinson
Virginia
J. A. Levin
Michigan
University of Maryland Extension Service
State ‘Horticultural Society
D. Eldred Rinehart
Smithsburg
Maryland Liquor Tax Warns Enforcers Amid Border Imports
Testimony reveals Maryland tax losses as bootleg whisky flows from neighboring states. Agents target illegal imports, noting tax revenue diverts to 15 subdivisions. Enforcement focuses on the District of Columbia with attention also on the Eastern Shore and Western Maryland. The Life League teenage baseball players formed in Williamsport, Pennsylvania in 193%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Tibbs
Bejlo
Ising
Maryland
Akaris
Laynor
District of Columbia
Martland
Life League
Williamsport
Maximum Given To Montgomery Rapist Tibbs
William H Tibbs, 22, of Dawsonville, was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Kathryn J Lawlor to 20 years for raping a nine year old girl. The jury found him guilty of a non capital verdict, and the judge imposed the maximum under the verdict amid claims of temporary insanity. The victim, a Dawsonville resident, was assaulted in the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. ‘Ibbs
Dawsonville
Jask
Montgomery
Circuit Court
Kathryn J.lawlor
Tibbs
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Providence [M.vf
Liosd C. Douglas
Russell Reader
Mt. Airy
M.Y.F
Zekan-Robbus
News- Post
Kemptown
Clarence Crom
Kemptowii
Xnorma Lea
Norma Lea
Stephen Galles
Jeannie Sneadner
Liberty
Unionville
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Tiana
Marylanders
FOX TV Sales and Service
Woodsboro
Troutville
Court News
J. Austin Younkins MO
John Deere Toys
Joan Deere Toys
Jock Justike
John Deere
Ceresville Motor CO. Rt. 1
Frederick, Md
U.S
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Lazarus Laboratories Inc
West Chemical Products Inc
Altamont Ave
Richmond
Mak
Woodsboro Livestock Sales, Inc
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Curtiss Stud
Athlone Farms
Athlone
Athlone Farm
DeKolb
Athlone Admiral Manarch
Curties
Frank C. Long, Jr
Thurmont
C. Thomas Moore
Brunswick
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