Freeman Seeks Jobs Through Farm Ventures to Cut Unemployment
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman told Congress that rural joblessness requires new ventures from food plants to game farms creating about 30b opportunities. He backed the Kennedy administration loan and grant program for distressed areas and suggested turning land toward recreation and small processing plants to boost farm employment. Freeman noted underemployment and the need for diverse rural development, including forestry, woodworking, and local industries, to absorb workers and sustain farm operators.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Orville L. Freeman
Kennedy Adration
Freeman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Dairymen Hold Meet Highlights Growth Plans and Output
About 1,500 dairy farmers from Maryland and Virginia and guests attended the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association annual meeting in Washington. President J Homer Remsberg urged progressiveness while members reported a 1 per cent rise in daily milk production to 1419 gallons per farm, a total association value of $33.67 million, and continued expansion including Laurel plant output of butter and skim milk, sterile milk initiatives, planned cottage cheese and cheddar production, and a youth participation program to engage farm youth.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association
Sheraton Park
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
Association
Washington Market
William B. Hooper
Copperaine
Laurel
Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers Group
Baltimore
Hooper
Maryland and Virginia Milk Products Association
Sterde
Plaas 10
Seaboard
Gairy
Emmitsburg couple marks 56th wedding anniversary
Emmitsburg Mrs. Charles E Short celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary on Sunday February 19 at their North Seton Avenue home. An open house for relatives and friends ran 3 to 3 pm. Married February 14 1931 they are parents of six children and have 17 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Guests at the Shorb residence included Mr. and Mrs Ray Creiger and others.
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Baltimore
Arthur McClear
John Beard
Ellen
Samuel Myers
Pauli Hopkins
Bert Shockey
Charles Miller
Irvin McCreary
Irvin Jr
Waynesboro
Annie McClear
June
Bill
Tommy
Routerville
Tommy Shora
Brenda
Ganthersboro
Fred Gebhart
Karen
Patrick
Kerry
Roger Zurgeble
Geoffeev
Gregory
Mark
Clarence Sherb
Gwendolyn
Donald
Robert Sherb
Emmittsburg
Susan McClear
California
American Legion
Lynn Shorb
Margaret Masser
Joyce Sanders
Josephine Rodgers
Connie Seiss
Dale Elder
Sandra Myers
Sharon Ohler
Muldred Harner
Janette Low
Girl Scouts In America
Karen Sherbi
World Association of Girl Guides
Frances ' Webb
U. S
Lynn Shorh
U.S
Trout
Rockville
Harry
Wantz
Willard Weikert
Weikert
James Arnold
Glen Reifsnider
Keymar
Charles E. Short
Emmitsburg
Charlies E. Short
Seton Avenue
Shorb
Ray Creiger
Dairy association review of plant sale and antitrust suit
The article reviews the sale of Embassy Dairy, the end of a DOJ antitrust suit, the creation of a Dairy Council to promote milk, and joint committees with the Baltimore cooperative to cut dairy equipment costs and handle surplus milk at the Laurel plant. It notes the association acts as a marketing agent and leverages mass purchasing, with about 1,600 equipment and supplies sales monthly.
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Ing
Embassy Dairy
Department of Justice
Dairy Council
Baltimore Co- Operative
Laurel
Tawes Proposes Free Tuition for Maryland Teacher Trainees
Governor Tawes announced that the University of Maryland and Morgan State College will grant free tuition to students training to be teachers. He called it a first step to alleviate Maryland's persistent teacher shortage, applying the same tuition-free policy used at the five State teachers colleges.
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Annapolis
Tawes
University of Maryland
Morgan State College
Maryland
Princess Anne and
Morgan
Maryland to Forgo Tuition for Teacher Education Students
Tawes announced that full time students in the teacher education programs at the University of Maryland Morgan and Maryland State will have tuitions removed starting next September. The plan, for fiscal 1962, estimates a cost of 139,534 dollars affecting 2,753 students and will be funded in a supplemental budget. Losses total 301,550 dollars at the University of Maryland from 1,630 students, 104,904 dollars at Morgan from 228 students, and 33,000 dollars at Maryland State from 300 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Tawes
University and
Morgan
University of Maryland
Maryland State
Unemployment In Maryland Rises in January Report
Maryland January unemployment reached 87,000 workers or 7.8 percent of the labor force, the highest since 1950. DES director cites severe winter weather and seasonal factors for the jump from December and the year ago.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Employment Security
DES
Robert B. Kimble
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Charman
Charles Rhoades
Rambler
Tonsfeld
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