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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1954

Page

4

New Farm Program Presented To Farmers By Secretary

Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson outlines a reform plan for farm supports aiming to reduce new legislation and preserve high agricultural income. Key points include extending 1945 1948 farm acts, adjusting price supports to parity, creating a 2.5 billion dollar surplus reserve, modernizing the parity formula, and studying small farm operators while pursuing global trade initiatives.

Ezra Taft Benson Congress Eisenhower Pete Iaestae T Sipe Perenne Secretary of Agriculture

Farmers Panel Plans Forum At Four-State Meeting

The Farmers Committee for the seventh annual Four-State Farmers Meeting will host a panel of farmers and farm equipment dealers to discuss parts repairs and services. The event occurs January 22 at Franklin Court Auditorium in Hagerstown with keynote speaker Malcolm McVickar on fertilizer application and equipment use.

Farmers Committee Franklin Court Auditorium Hagerstown Herman Stockslager A. V. Krewatch Unversity of Maryland Fred Ernst Washington County Jameac Vanteter Robert Remsburg Thurmont Clyde Koons Frederick Mator Farm Frederick Leary G. Baker Lupton’s Farm Service Hamilton Malcolm Wo McVickar Manonal Frite Lazer Association Onc McVickar Ase Virginia Babte Institute Blacksburg Virginia Agricultural Department Wr. McVichar United States Amon the Fatat JD Hunmcutt National Dawg Products Corporaton TR Quackenbush A & D Department of Agriculture Paul E. Nystrom University of Maryland

Farming speakers to discuss subjects chosen by regional farmers

Dr. W. W. Pierce of Penn State College, Harold Briemyer of the U S Department of Agriculture, Harold Haupl of Washington County farmer will head discussions on topics selected by farmers across Maryland Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania.

W. Pierce Penn State College Harold Briemyer U. S. Department of Agriculture Harold Haupl Washington County Maryland Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania

Holstein Herd Classes Announced By Group

Holstein classifications announced by the American Holstein Friesian Association with many entries from Maryland and surrounding areas. Listings show breeders and eligible counts including Leslie C. King Clarksburg Maurice S Ahalt Germantown Walter B Coblentz Middletown and others with varying grades from very good to good. A production record notes Peterborough WV cow Oakland Manor Violet achieving high milk and butterfat in a 305 day test.

Ehalstein-Friesian Association of America Leslie C. King Clarksburg Ait Airy Maurice S. Ahalt Middlelawn Pearl Filbert Farm Germantown Ralph Haser Walker Gaithersburg Walter B. Coblentz Middletown D. Mert and Sons Cavelient Edgar C. Wirts Deffersean Ray FH Smith Frederick J. Homer Remsberg Frank G Remesberg Widdletown

Nautilus Launch Marks Atomic Sub Era Milestone

Groton Conn January launch of the USS Nautilus, the world’s first atomic powered submarine, signals a shift from sail to machine propulsion. Navy officials and Jane’s Fighting Ships view the milestone as profound, predicting vast uses for nuclear power and a transformed defense and sea travel landscape.

Douglas Larsen Groton Conn Eicenhower Ristors Naral Pond Thames River Connecticut America U. S Alaska Greenland Russia Navy

The Nautilus A Submarine of Atomic Age Inventions

A lengthy feature describes the experimental submarine Nautilus built by Electric Boat General Dynamics and Westinghouse with a reactor led by Rear Admiral Hyman Rickover. It notes a 300 foot hull, 28 foot diameter, 2800 ton weight, high speed and endurance, luxury crew quarters, air purification, vast forward torpedo room, can carry atomic weapons, and plans for integration into Navy service.

Electric Boat Division General Dynamics Corpsaeuiguel. L Oo. Nets Bureau of Ships Westinghouse Electric Corp Hyman G. Rickover

Farm House Damaged By Oil Burner Fire

An oil burner explosion and blaze caused estimated damage of 35000 to a two story eleven room farm house at Gordon Zeeveld Daisy road Route 96 Friday night. Firemen from six volunteer companies battled the flames saving most possessions and much of the frame house.

Gordon Zeeveld Daisy Road Lishan Mt. Airy West Friendship Clarksville Zeeveld Lisbon Melsin Wetvel

Guernsey Sire Sold With Noted Progeny Records

Maynard Hayker of VMaiddletown buys Lag Guernsey sire Goldwood Navigating from John Worthington Ret Air. The young bull descends from Goldwood Founder's Rheba, an exellent type cow with production records of 9,708 pounds of milk and 494 pounds of butterfat as a junior four year old and 9,948 pounds of milk and 490 pounds of butterfat as a two year old. Navigator is sired by Curtiss Candy Navigator.

Guernsey Maynard Hayker Goldwood Navigatin John TD Worthington Goldwood Curtiss Candy Navigator

Buller Attacks Seaway in 30,000-Word Speech

Sen. Buller of Maryland delivered a lengthy address opposing the proposed St. Lawrence Sea Way. He argued the plan is unwise and that Canada does not want the United States to join. The prepared text ran 167 pages and about 34,600 words read over over five hours as the Senate neared the end of debate on the legislation to authorize U.S. participation with Canada in the project.

Washington Buller Canada

Carroll Co Mid Winter Farm Meet Scheduled

Carroll County farmers are invited to the Mid-Winter Farm Meetings on January 19 and 20 at the American Legion Home in Westminster. University of Maryland department heads will discuss farm business and production costs with panel discussions for farmer questions. County Agent L C Burns urges neighbors to attend to gain practical information and improve future procedures.

Westminister Carroll County Coun Ity L. C. Burns American Legion Home Westminster University of Maryland Glenn H. Beck Joseph Shaw Albin Kuhn Frank L. Bentz Ray Carpenter Burns Mr. Burns

Plan Now For Turkey Hatching On Maryland Farms

College Park January 15 Turkey hatching on Maryland farms won’t begin for a couple of months yet egg production and hatch rate depend on flock management Dr Clyne S Shaffner University of Maryland poultry department says hens perform better on grass ranges and well drained turf He advises ample feed and water during broody spells and proper mating ratios for large and small flocks including canvas saddles toenail clipping and replacement of molting toms Eggs should be dry clean and collected every two weeks held at 150 degrees Fahrenheit before setting follow incubator maker instructions and use dry nesting material for best hatchability.

College Park Maryland Clyne S. Shaffner University of Maryland Poultry Department Shaffmer Abatink Bie Shaffner

Marine Cpl Milton R. Smith listed at MCAS Hawaii

Marine Cpl Milton R. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Charles R Lease of Walkersville Md, is serving with the Marine Air Maintenance Squadron at Marine Corps Air Station in Hawaii as part of Marine Air Group 13.

Hawai Kaneghe Bay T. H FHTNC Marine Corps Air Station Marine Airpe Tceneree Squadron Marine Air Maintenance Squadron Marine Air Group 13 Marine Cpl Milton R. Smith Charles R. Lease Walkersvile, Md

Deadline Set For 1953 Price Support Loans

Farmers with 1953 wheat barley rye oats and soybeans must file price support loan applications by January 31. Marsland ASC reports loan totals well above last year with wheat loans at 1,967,022 bushels and $4,378,561 in loans. Corn remains eligible through April 30. Applications are filed at the local ASC office. DRUNK NOT DRIVING CHARGE IN CONWAY. We-Can reports a man charged with drunken driving after riding a horse. Police chose plain drunkenness after consideration.

George J. Martin Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee of Marsland ASC Conway

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