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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

6

Dairy Strike In Washington Is Settled

Washington settles a dairy strike with nine major dairies and 1,650 union workers agreeing to a five day one week and six the next, no pay cut. Limited service to resume, with normal by mid week. August 1 starts new six day week with credits for days off. Pittsburgh hopes for resolution after talks. mayor pushes pace toward settlement.

Washington AFI Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Dairy Operators’ Committee David L. Lawrence

Racial tolerance urged at Maryland luncheon

Mrs. John L. Whitehurst Democratic National Committeewoman for Maryland said racial intolerance is one of the nation's greatest weaknesses. Speaking in Baltimore at a luncheon, she recalled World Health Organization work in Geneva and noted most of the world’s population has nonwhite skin, urging democracy and Christianity not to condone discrimination. Etzler sale in Libertytown nets 8150 for late Carl W Etzler real estate as siblings administer.

Baltimore Maryland United States John L. Whitehurst U.S Third Assembly of the World Health Organization Geneva Switzerland Whitehurst

Farmers' Income To Be Under 49 First Half

The Agriculture Department projects farm income in the first half of 1950 at about 10.6 billion dollars, nine percent below the 1948 first half. Declines come from lower prices and smaller marketings, with livestock receipts down six percent and crops down more. poultry and eggs drop 20 percent, dairy slightly down, wheat and cotton down substantially, tobacco up modestly. State figures show declines year over year from Delaware to Virginia and West Virginia. Brown and white eggs retain same nutritional value and cooking qualities.

Washington Agriculture Department

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