Price Support Pool Shrinking
The Agriculture Department reports the price support pool has less than 9 million dollars left from a 12 billion dollar fund. Surplus commodities and government storage have produced over 10 billion in outlays and losses, with expectations of more funds needed for 1986 unless farmers cut production under a soil bank plan. By Dec 31 the department held about 3.666 billion invested in surpluses and 2.584 billion tied to outright ownership, with 6.087 billion stored under price support loans.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soil Bank
Congress
Rome
Lausche Files As Candidate For Senate
In Columbus Ohio on February 3 Democratic Gov. Frank J. Lausche filed as a candidate for the U S Senate seat now held by George H. Bender. Bender seeks renomination with Eisenhower support as the primary race narrows to a likely November contest. Lausche also aims to win delegates as Ohio favorite son for president. Southern Democrats call Lausche a strong dark horse prospect if Chicago deadlocks. Bender has campaigned for a full six year term since 1954 and notes Lausche’s narrow 2 970 vote margin when Lausche briefly held Taft’s seat.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
U.S
George H. Bender
Bender
Eisenhower
Lausche
Oho
Buckeye
Chicago
Robert A. Taft
Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Taft
Baltimore Boy Dies As A Flaming Torch
One year old William Edward Fidler Jr died after a gasoline can burst and set him afire in a Baltimore kitchen. His sister Anna Marie, 17, tried to smother the flames with coats but failed. Neighbors and police helped extinguish the blaze. the child died at the scene. A Rocky Springs church program by Voice of the Hills from Fairmont will be held tonight at 7:30 with Rev. J. Byri Sessions speaking.
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Baltimore
Woodstove
William Edward Fidler Jr
William
Anna Marie
Mildered Fidler
James Young
Rlichard Marks
Weel
Rocky Springs
Rocky Springs Union
Voice of the Hills
Fairmont
W.va
J. Byri Sessions
Maryland Rural Women Short Course Week at University of Maryland
The Maryland Rural Women's Short Course returns June 18 23 1956 for housewives and mothers at the University of Maryland campus. Attendees stay in dormitories attend two classes daily plus assemblies, music and guest speakers including Mrs George H Davis Willie Bonaro and Harry A Overstreet. Visitors welcome daily with no fee for one day though meals cost if taken in dining hall. Contact County Home Demonstration Office Frederick for details.
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Beatrice Febr
Maryland
University of Maryland
University Chapel
Maryland State Council of Home Makers Clubs
George H. Davis
P. T A
Willie Bonaro W. Overstreet
Harry A Overstreet
County Home Demonstration Office
East Church Street
Frederick
House panel cuts 31 million from Post Office budget
Washington Feb 3 The House Appropriations Committee recommends a 31 173 000 cut in Eisenhower budget requests for the Post Office while approving 3 618 699 000 for three agencies The Treasury and Tax Court allocations are trimmed and the panel notes rates are not fully adequate to meet costs The measure awaits House floor action next week before Senate consideration A local item notes Rev George Brown leader of Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren church spoke at a 7th anniversary service in Waynesboro Pa ending with a Sunday closing sight
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Washington
House Committee
Congress
Eisenhower
Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
House
Senate
George Brown
Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren Church
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Waynesbore
Mr Brown
Youth Sunday Celebration in Frederick County
A group of county leaders will guide discussions on community responsibility under the theme Our Citizenship Under Christ at Zion Lutheran church Middletown for Youth Sunday. Topics include Government is the Christian's Business and How Our Community Serves Its Young People with leaders from Walkersville Frederick and beyond.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
Ddunoeny Grenge
Harry
National Council of Churches
UCYM
Asbury Methodist Youth Fellowship
Miss Hurtle
Mimi Carbo
Hood College
Beverly Hill
Nancy Stauffer
Edith Willams
Richard Smith
John Schildt
Alan Long Jr
William C. Taylor
L. S. Seopehia
Doen Fedeg
Mary Hotter
Frederick
Hest
John H. Eberly
Brethren Service Center
New Windsor
Eberly
Brethren Service Commission
Europe
Utica
Janice Wickless
Keech
Commission On Christian Education
Court News Equity and Marriage Licenses Featured in Briefs
Equity action Martha Ruth Hammond sues for absolute divorce. Mixed marriage license entries list David Singer and Alice C. Rosner, plus Barry K. James post-divorce, with other couples in various counties. Real estate transfers include Ellsworth L. Rice to Arthur C. Bradley and successors, and subsequent deeds totaling small sums in county and city records. judgments note assignee William Storm to Joel Koehl and wife for 7000 dollars amid multiple county transfers.
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Martha Ruth Hammond
Thomas Junior Hammond
David Singer
Alice C. Rosner
Washington
Barry K. James
Jonesville
Josephine K. Odyn
Frederich
Lewis E. Jones Jr
Boonsboro
Carolyn M. McCumber
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Donald A. Dowden
Ridley
Park
Patrica Ann Herbster
Laurelton
Ellsworth L. Rice
Arthur C. Bradley
James Russel Marker
Harry W. Wise
James H Ferrell
Ida W. Davis
Norma V. Davis
Brosius Homes Corp
Harry L Rowe
Governor Massey Restores Old World Custom in Ottawa
Governor General Vincent Massey restores an old world custom in Ottawa on February 3. He sends a landzo drawn by four horses to fetch cab Bew amber sador making his first call at Government House. Four outriders from the Royal Canadian Mounted provide the Canadian touch.
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Ottawa
Vincent Maseey
Cath Bew Ambersador
Government House
Royal Canadian Mounted
Railroad Trainmen Elect New Maryland Officers
The Maryland Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen closed a four day session at the Lord Baltimore Hotel electing a full slate for the next four years. W. F. Culbertson was named State Representative, E. C. Hoffman chairman, W. L. Daugherty viewchairman, and H. K. Ritter secretary. They endorsed the Port Authority Bill in principle, supported a gasoline tax, and urged retirement law improvements and safety measures. They opposed passenger service abandonments and will contest Western Maryland train shutdowns at a March 21 hearing. Attending were officials from Baltimore Cumberland Hagerstown Brunswick Delmar and others.
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Maryland Legislative Board of the Brotherhood of Railroad
Lord Baltimore
Culbertson
Baltimore
E. C. Heffmas
Cumberland
W. L. Daugherty
H K. Ritter
Culbertsom
WH. Morris
Holl- Man
R. T Miller
Hagerstown
Port Authority
Maryland
tGun
Public Service Commission
Legislative Board
N. W. Tingle
W. J. Culbertson
H. K. Ritter
E. C. Hoffman
C. G. Troup
R T Miller
B. P. Miskell
Brunswick
J. B. Moore
Delmar
Grace of God in Man by William E. Gilroy
A sermon reflects on Paul’s praise for God’s grace and Christian giving. It links grace to generosity toward the poor, unity among Christians, and mutual thanksgiving. A personal anecdote illustrates grateful reception of a modest gift from visitors to Boston, emphasizing heartfelt appreciation.
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God
William E. Gilroy
D. D. Lm
Christ
Paul
Greece
Asia Minor
Church of Jerusalem
Christiaan
Jesus
Boston
Generational manners and wartime draft notes
A reader laments today’s youth taking favors for granted and stresses the value of saying thank you. The article references U S draft plans to expand or resume selective service, potential early releases, and possible increases in quotas, amid wartime context. It also notes an auto crash verdict and local court cases with names and damages, reflecting a spectrum of public life.
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API
Derense
Wilson
Pentagon
Draft Call for April Sets 6000 for Army
The Defense Department announced a draft call for 6,000 men in April, all for the Army. The Navy, after taking 10,000 draftees in each of the last two months of 1955 and planning 10,000 in March 1956, drops out of the April draft. Last September the Navy and ...
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Navy
Widow and three children win 370000 in auto death suit
A Delaware court awarded 370000 to the widow and three children of Robert W. Johnson son of Walter Johnson killed in an auto accident on Aprimus. The award was upheld by court officials and attorneys as proper under the circumstances.
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Mw Warsoil
John & Clark
Biethesda
Mi Clark
Collyson
Columbia Mike
Fairland Wil
Mies Landa Ann Strauzhn
Laurel
Damaes Mi Johnson
Clack
Bowie Trace
Hyer
Dinetitak Aflalr
Mb Dohnson
Ney
Wes Fhorence Dohnsen
Raittersburs
Suvanne
Robert Wy Yi
Jemter Lee
Attacness
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Speedy Teevy
Patrick Street
Rederick, MO
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W. Patrick S. MO
the News
Frederick. Vd
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Ridgeville
Assembly At
God Church
Gabardine Shirts
Tolorig Embredery
Pamager's
Walter Snow
Rytex Flight
Valle
Bec
Berger’s
North Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick No. 1
North Markt St. Ber Foders
Gudivox
Pears Oh Bieisigh
Frederick Bearing
Patrick St
Fleer Peess MO
Daitley’s Funeral Home
North Market St
Pearre
Simmerman's Florist
College Avenue
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Savings Account
Bank of Friendly Personal Service
Federal Depot Insurance Corporation
Federal Recare Weeteen
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