Farm Bureau urges shift to market-led farm pricing
Baltimore RP The American Farm Bureau president urged Congress to revise farm legislation to let market forces set prices rather than the government. He outlined steps to curb inflation cut spending curb centralization expand farm markets and curb surplus production citing a 2.3 billion bushel wheat stock and only 45 percent usable domestically. He called for tying price supports to average market wheat prices and suggested ending wheat allotments and marketing quotas. He warned that past control attempts failed and urged not to rely on Congress for all solutions.
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Baltimore
American Farm Bureau
Congress
Charles B. Shuman
Maryland Farm Bureau
Counwi Suvarpoly
Shuraan
Farm Bureau
Record Crops Stored Under Government Price Supports
Washington AP report shows 48 million bushels of 1958 wheat stored under price supports through December 31, the largest single crop storage on record, with soybeans and sorghum totaling about 99.96 million and 88.4 million bushels respectively. Corn storage nears 109 million bushels, Kansas leads with 151 million wheat, followed by Oklahoma and Nebraska.
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Washingson
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
State Awards Are Announced at 4-H Conference in Baltimore
Fifteen 4-H youths and four alumni received state awards at the 4-H Older Youth Conference in Baltimore. Awards were presented by University of Maryland 4-H agents Sherard Wilson and Dorothy Emerson. Recipients included Barbara Jean Hahn for baked foods, Rosa Moxley and Claire Lange for dairy foods, and leadership and demonstration recognitions for Bet tie Umstead J O'Neil Johnston Charlotte Simpson Victoria Miller Phyllis Crenshaw Paula Terry and Jack Hevner.
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Baltimore
Sherard Wilson
Dorothy Emerson
University of Maryland
National Committee On Boys and Girls
Walter Bromley
Smithsburg
Washington County
Samuel Pefferkorn
West Friendship
Howard County
Hubert L. Snodgrass Sr
Street
Hartford County
Abram Gottwall
Upper Marlboro
Prince George's County
Barbara Jean Hahn
Frederick
Rosa Mox-ley
Claire Lange
Bettie Umstead
Olney
Montgomery County
J. O’neil Johnston
Bel Air
Harford County
Charlotte Simpson
Victoria Miller
Merry Lee Engerman
Caroline County
Phyllis Crenshaw
Queen Anne's County
Paula Terry
Jack Hevner
1958 Report Covers Offender Names and Heifer Project Aid
Readers weigh whether withholding names of youthful offenders serves society. Heifer Project Inc reports 1958 shipments totaling thousands of cattle goats sheep pigs and more to 24 countries plus programs in 16 nations including Colombia El Salvador Haiti and Nepal with funding from various sources.
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Effie L. Fulmer
Frederick
Cunego
Heifer Project Inc
Relief and Rehabilitation Agency
Thurl Metzger
Heifer Project
North Manchester
Indiana
Bolivia
Nepal
Ohio
Katmandu
Angola
Ja Mission Hospital
United States
Colombia
el Salvador
Haiti
Panama
Ecuador
Puerto
Rico
U.S
Greece
Sears ; Roebuck Foundation
Central America
Austria
Canada
Germany
Italy
Japan
Jurgan
Korea
Mexico
Nigeria
Pakistan
Panaima
Philippines
Poland
Puerto Rico
Turkey
American Baptist Convention World Relief Committee
Brethren Service Commission
Congregational Christian Service Committee
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Evangelical and
United Brethren Church
Fellowship of Reconciliaration
International Convention of ‘Christian Churches
Koinonia Foundation
Mennonite Central Committee
the Methodist Church
Sonal Roe Sata
Sven Ieee
Rural Life Association
Church World
Nacional Council
Govens
United States of America
Frederick County Farm Bureau secretary retires
The Frederick County Farm Bureau bids farewell to longtime secretary Thomas S. Adderson known as Tom Anderson for his forty plus years of service. The article notes successors to the roles of president and secretary and praises Anderson's leadership while outlining upcoming winter farm meetings and dairy cattle care guidance from Extension. It also covers cattle grubs costs and control methods, and highlights 4 H poultry show results led by Sue Carol Adams with multiple county participants. A farm identity tip offers free Tivoli tickets for reporting the location.
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Thomas S. Adderson
Yellow Springs
Frederick County
Farm Bureau
Tom” Anderson
Tom" Anderson
Frederick County Farm Bureau
N. E. Kefauvec Jr
Anderson
Bob Schabinger
Extension Dairyman
University of Maryland
W. T. Johnson
Maryland
News ~ Post
Busness
University For Maryland Extension Service
Walkersville Fire Hall
Jinere
Terland Poultry Products
Baltimore
Sue Carol
Tommy Cook
Jo-Ann Martin
Robert Sharpe
Sue Carol Adams
Mark Miller
Charles Noffsinger
Dwight Mullican
Norval Patton
Edgar Hawker
Middle East Situation Improves Says Hammarskjold
U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said the Middle East situation is far more favorable now than four months ago noting improved Israeli Arab relations. He cited measures to prevent border incidents including markers on the 1949 armistice line and local consultations. He also lamented Israel’s boycott of the Mixed Armistice Commission. In Los Angeles, a record heat of 81 degrees on January 16 set a new high for the date since 1934.
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N.Y
Syria
Hammarskjold
Israel
Mixed Armistice ‘Commission
U S Calls For Fresh Approach To Deadlock In Talks
The United States urged the Soviet Union to help craft a fresh approach to the Geneva talks on preventing a surprise attack. Washington suggested resuming discussions immediately, criticizing the cross purpose of Western and Soviet positions and urging a practical inspection system to deter missiles and bombers. The Soviets offered disarmament topics outside the conference scope. In other news, the Chippewa tribe No 19 Red Men elected new officers for a one year term and planned future social events and member growth.
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Washin
United States
Soviet Union
Ino
Moscow
State Department
Soviet “Union
Weelern
Home Association of Chippewa Tribe No. 19
Ineal
Hore
Varren
Private alley project uplifts Michigan carpenter MacDonald
Lewis MacDonald, a Michigan carpenter, built a private bowling alley at home with a 14 foot approach, improving his skill as a bowler from about 185 to 172. His wife shares a passion for bowling and their son Doug often acts as pinsetter. The article notes a local club or private group involvement and lists several officers with names such as Franklin H. Bachman and George Poole among others.
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Aly
Boi Uhon
Lewis MacDonald
Macdonald
Doug
Public sale notice for Frederick County Maryland estate
Administrator announces sale of remaining household and farm items in Frederick County estate. Items include furniture, tools, appliances, dishes, cookware, and lawn equipment. Cash terms due sale day. property not offered. Court-appointed Carlisle administrator and clerk listed. attorney On file.
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Freserick
Maryland
Frederek County
Pailin
Ptygustoe
Varsland
Janca
Savers
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