Maryland Farmers Face Big Job In War Emergency
Maryland farmers brace for a major effort to boost food and fiber output amid a shrinking labor pool and strained farm facilities. Joseph H Blandford, head of the Maryland State Mobilization Committee, urges closer labor service cooperation, early orders, machinery use, and community mobilization. He notes tighter fertilizer and pesticide supplies and urges early purchasing to ensure needed inputs are available.
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Maryland
Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland State Mobilization Committee
Blandford
Armed Services
Reporter's Quiz Shows Mixed Views on Korea Truce Prospects
In Frederick city and nearby districts a small, informal poll finds six residents split on whether Korea truce negotiations will end the war without further casualties. While some fear no quick breakthrough, others remain hopeful the talks may yield a swift end.
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Ko|rea
Frederick City
New Market
Mt. Pleasant
Korea
N. J. Brosius
Singanore
Beng
Wiliam J Dhibn
Lingavire
Bertha Blair
Frederick
Val Yourg
Melvin M. Baker
Frederck
Harlan DeGrange Frederick
Hay-Drying Equipment On Farm Worthwhile Investment
James R. VanSant and son Willard examine a hay drying barn on their Mt. Airy farm noting a $12.09 build cost and a March last June start. They mil k 80 cows and 60 young stock, claim the dryer halves grain use, and say hay cured with moisture control is now the main dairy diet. They estimate a $1 cost per ton and say any farmer with 40 tons yearly should consider hay drying for efficiency and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. VanSant
Willard C
Buddy VanSant
Annapolis Raad
Mt. Airy
Dor
Willard Oo
Wil-lara
VanSant
Notable Group Shares Progress Symbol With Visitors
A group explains its growth mode and plans to tell others why they are convinced. They welcome visitors and show the symbol of their progress, learning from others and aiming to inspire through shared experiences.
Mc Kendree Walker Qualifies for Progres sive Breeders Award
Brattleboro Md February seventh consecutive year Mc Kendree Walker Gaithersburg has earned the Progres sive Breeders Award from The Holstein-Friesian Association of America. The award honors top dairy breeders. the Walker herd, tested for production 10 years, posted 438 pounds butterfat and 11,668 pounds milk in 312 days, with 84.4 type score. The 83-animal herd includes 54 freshened, 52 of whom are home bred. A bronze year plate will be presented after area Holstein breeders meet. AMVETS Auxiliary notes, then Brooklyn store Loeser and Co. closes after 1860 founding.
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Brattleboro
McKendree Walker
Gaithersburg
Asgard
Holstein-Friesian Associaion of America
Walker Farm
Walker
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Herdsmen Short Course Draws Large Maryland Attendance
The first annual Herdsman's Short Course at the University of Maryland January 28 29 30 drew heavy interest with nearly 35 applications turned away. Joe Vial Extension livestock specialist praised faculty cooperation and noted over 90 attendees including four women. Beef herd management led, while sheep and swine topics also drew strong interest. Participants like George Lechlider and Frank Bache lauded the course, and demand for a second session next year was clear. Adamstown Grange met with 26 members and two guests, electing Rev. Roger Gobriel as chaplain and planning a busy year including a Leaders Conference at College.
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University of Maryland
College Park
Joe Vial
Foster
Laytonsville
Adamstown Grange
Howard Fry
H. Ray Smith
Roger Gobriel
Atlee Compher
Earl Remsberg
Howard Quinn
New Market Grange
Alvin Fry
Quinn
Maryland
Community program features readings, contest fun on Saturday
Park events on February 18 included a speaker Compher with a program of song readings and piano solos by Charlotte Gibbs Donna Jeanne Compher and Mrs Melvin Cook with Paul Johnson. Entertainment featured fire brigade apple peeling and tie tying contests as well. Next meeting February 18 will feature the legislative committee chaired by Elmer Michael with refreshments to follow.
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Park
Compher
Charlotte Gibbs
Donna Jeanne Compher
Melvin Cook
Paul Johnson
Legislative Committee
Elmer Michael
Dissolution of Partnership John M. Coblents and Arthur G. Sheuttinger
Notice says the partnership between John M. Coblents and Arthur G. Sheuttinger was dissolved on January 1952. It notes related details and references to the seid John Coblefits.
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John M. Coblents
Arthur G. Sheuttinger
John
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