Eisenhower proposes farm aid and soil bank spending
President Eisenhower unveils a record farm budget with about 35 million in direct payments to can surplus crop producers under the soil bank plan. The package aims to retire land and support prices through loans and purchases, while addressing international competition and domestic inventories.
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Eisenhower
United States
Commodity Credit Corporation
Washington
Jaz
Soil Bank
Firenhower
Congress
Harvey Lare
Reading
Unner
Local Notes and Visits From Lovettsville Area
Lovettsville and surrounding area reports include Ale Carroll Keister visiting relatives in Virginia after time at Lowry Field Colorado. Misses Pearl Blanche and Veressa McKimmey now in Washington state wintering in Florida. Ruth Wire attends Northern Virginia district meeting in Winchester. George Wire travels to Edinburgh and visits family in North and South Carolina before Florida trip. John Neff and J D Keister spouses visited Winchester. Ernest Graham and Johnny Keister ill with mumps. Mike Everhart treated in Loudoun Hospital. Cousin Mrs Frank Neff dies in New Market. Jr 4H Club to hold a records loop Saturday 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. William Wade preached in Charles Town.
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Kerah
Larry
Garry
Southern Pines
North Carolina
Louise Burdette
C. H. Goettner
Louise
Harold
Wayne
Keith
Hohman
Baltimore
George Burdette
Reading
Burdette
Flossie Bell
Naomi Long
Anchor Street
Westminster
Amy Sowers
Towson
Mina Michael
Bessie Bell
Milton Grimes
Grimes
York
Eugene Grimes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Charles Shorb
Addie Baltzell
Bertie Kolb
Harold Shorb
Harold Lee
Creagerstown
Walkersville Parish
Veressa McKimmey
Washington
Florida
Ruth Wire
H. D
Northern Virginia
Winchester
George Wire
Edinburgh
Charles Wire
North
South Carolina
John Neff
J. D. Keister
Winehester
Ernest Graham
Johnny Keister
Mike Everhart
William Everhart
Loudoun Hospital
Airs
Frank Neff
New Market
William A. Wade
Charles Town
W.a
Wade
St. Thomas Linheran Church
Inaugural Parade Draws Maryland Marchers and Bands
Maryland officials will lead a large contingent in the inaugural parade with Governor Theodore McKeldin and Gov. Orville Freeman. The Pershing Rifles of Baltimore and Bethesda Chevy Chase High School Band will march, joined by the 106 piece Montgomery Blair High School Band, all forming a strong Maryland presence in the event.
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Maryland
Theodore, R.mckeldin
Pershing Rifles
Baltimore
Bethesda- Chevy Chase High School
Imits
Montgomery Blairs
Robert F.i
Wash
Idaho
Redskins
Northwestern High
Band of Hyattsville Will March
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Eugene Whitmore
Luther Martin
Whitmore
Faithful Workers Soociety
Youth Fellowship
Fastor Helwigi
Willer Burdette
Hallie Poole
The
Faithful Workers
Lillie Zimmerman
Walkersville
S Eouth Fellowship
Clarence Long
Allen Garber
Maxine
Marie
Elwood
Frances
Francis Long
Patsy
John Hoffman
Dennis
Elaine
Charles Walter
Patricia
Sheilah
David
Jeffrey
Long
Jacob H. Weller
Myrtle Hubbard
Maurice Whipp
Thurmont
Charles Hubbard
Utica
Cora Putman
Calvin Isaac
Kemptown
Hobbs Lang
Larry, Curtis
Francis, LeVickie
West Friendship
L. L. Flanigan
Woodsboro
R. Ralph
Marylinne
Thomas Rowe
Glenn Havre
Jessie
Glenn Sr
Lovettsville
Ale Carroll Keister
Aberdeen
Lowry Field
Colo
Joannah Keister
Egland
Field
Fla
Misses Pearl
Blanche
Orville EL. Freeman
Minnesota
American Legion
Warrenton
Virginia
ST. Louis
Barry F. Wahlgren
George N. Brancato
Brancato
iSt. Lovia Weather Bureau
Dulany
Aen
Leu
Mie
Motorola
Wayside Radio Service
E. Patrick St
N. Market St
Meat Department
U. S
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Bt Bde
Calif
Angel Food
Hudson
White House Coffee
Ivory
Scott Towels
Filbert
Carnation Milk
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