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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
3
Market notes show cattle prices for steers heifers cows and calves with a wide range across categories. Summary includes hogs sows and boars with per head and per cwt figures and farm product prices for eggs butter and poultry. Also lists New York and Baltimore feed and grain receipts with opening prices and stock levels.
Local families and relatives around Dickerson and nearby towns celebrated holidays with extended visits. Notable migrations included Mulhollands with Scholls in Baltimore, Stull relatives in Frederick, and Oberlings hosting guests from Frederick and Poolesville. Several birthdays and wedding anniversaries were observed, and household moves were noted in Views Mill Village and Clarkburg areas.
Justice William O. Douglas of the U S Supreme Court accepts an honorary chairmanship in a $2 million building fund campaign led by the Talmudical Academy of Baltimore. The drive seeks to expand facilities and support Jewish education in the city.
Barle corn wheat prices listed by Frederick Grains show 95 cents per bushel for Barley 135 cents for Wheat and 140 cents for Corn clear market quotes for farmers and merchants
Austin Renn outlines farm pressures to Rotary urban rural committee stressing high labor wages for skilled tractor work, rising equipment taxes, and variable weather. He notes Maryland’s 1964 farm income of 3154 dollars with 315 spent on food, urging compensation aligned with non farm labor.
Maryland National Bank reported record net earnings of 6.3 million for 1965, up 19 percent from 1964. Based on 1,557,144 shares, earnings were 4.08 per share, with loan volume climbing to a new high of 423 million as of December 31. Robert D. Harvey, vice chairman and CEO, cited loan expansion as the driver.
Myron S. Myers, superintendent of the 800 acre park, announces new bathhouse, restaurant building and six lifeguards for a 1500 foot beach stretch this summer. He notes last summer drew about 160000 visitors and promises readiness next season.
In Lebanon 43 condemned murderers will have their cases reviewed following the repeal of the 1959 law on capital punishment last fall. The move comes as protests and riots over sentencing have intensified amid the new murderers law and demands for prison terms.
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