Farm plan changes outlined for AAA program update
The Farm Act preserves agricultural conservation as the foundation of a broader program. Key points include allocations for the 838 wheat acreage allotment, 12 cent per acre payments within individual wheat allotments, revised payment rates, adjusted acreage goals, farm classifications by regional surpluses and deficits, dairy provisions, and a 6 million acre restoration goal to return erosion-prone land to native vegetation under state and county allocations.
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Makez
U S Bermuda Mail Service To Begin March 16
Stamp News reports American Airways will start carrying mails on its U S Bermuda route March 16 with a special postmaster stamp and Bermuda’s westmaster to stamp articles. Covers must reach Baltimore by March 15 for the Clipper departure. air mail rate is 10 cents per half ounce. First National Air Mail Week May 15 to 23 marks 20th anniversary of regular air mail.
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American Airways
U. S-Bermuda
Baltimore
Westmaster
Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S. Post Office Department
Reguar Air Mail Service
Anadal
Kitty Hawk
North Carolina
Wright Brothers
United States
Thurmont News Roundup Includes Club Program And Travel
Thurmont residents travel west for several months while Frank Fogle fights pneumonia. A Woman's Club meeting at Miss Martin’s featured readings by Miss Wissler and Jim Corbett, with piano by Mrs. Corbett. Local visits included the Long and Eyler families from nearby towns and several guests from Rockville Waynesboro and Emmitsburg.
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Thurmont Thurmont
Paul Stottlemyer
Nora Ambrose
Wiliamfie Carney
Thurmont
Raymond Saylor
West Coast
California
Frank Fogle
James Fraley
Baltimore
May Eyler
George Bramble
Lewistown
Mexico
Victor Schertzinger
George Kenneth
Rockville
Martin Hasster
Waynesboro
Samuel Long
Helen
Margaret
Nancy Lee
Near
Loys
John Long
Birely
Richard
Rocky Ridze
Maurice Keilholtz
Kenneth
Death of B P Lamberton in Washington D C
Friends hear of the death Sunday of B P Lamberton at his Washington home. He spent summers near Taneytown at Anel trim. The article also notes a Homemakers Club meeting at the Firemen's building on the topic Business Center in the Home and announces a Leadership Training School for the Taneytown District Sunday School Association from March 7 to 18 with sessions at Grate Reformed and Trinity Lutheran churches led by several ministers. The Bible will be used for all courses with no registration or texts required.
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Taneytown
B. P. Lamperton
Washington, D. C
Lamberton
Taneytown District Sunday School Association
Grate Reformed Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jesus
Paul Emenheiser
Irving Morcis
A. T. Suttcliffe
Israel
Gay Pf Bready
Local residents listed as ill in Ladiesburg area
Mrs George W Rogers and Mrs Delph Yingling are on the sick list in Ladiesburg on March 5. Mrs Nellie Toxson William Dorothy Blick, enstaff and Mr Kline of Smithburg, Mr and Mrs Frank Gaver J spent Sunday on all Mr and Mrs Frank Gaver. Mr Ira Yaynes and oeatly of Middletown spent Saturday after-
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Ladiesburg
George W. Rogers
Delph Yingling
Nellie
Toxson
William
Dorothy Blick
Enstaff
Kline
Smithburg
Frank Gaver
Ira Yaynes
Oeatly
Middletown
No Free Seeds To Be Given By Government
Washington reports the government will not provide free seeds this year. The USDA has not distributed seeds since 1923, citing that the seeds were commercial varieties available from seed houses and not superior. Persistent requests from farms and urban areas continue despite the policy.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Second Constable Freed In Trial At Hagerstown
In Maryland, the second constable in a gambling probe was freed after a demurrer over technical faults. Constable Charles L. Starliper of Clearspring faced misconduct in office charges. the indictment lacked a specific gambling type. The prior day, Constable William H. King of Keedysville was found guilty of misconduct and awaits sentencing.
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Hagerstown
Frank G. Wagaman
William A. Huster
Charles L. Starliper
Clearspring
D. Angle Wolfinger
Starliper
William H. King
Keedysville
King
Rural Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
The column lists neighbors visiting and socialized by noon with Mr and Mrs Frank Gaver. Families Hall Martin and Saylor share Sunday with Doris Saylor joining them. Fogie family from New Midway visit F H Birely. Roy Clem relocates to Haffners dairy near Limes Kiln. Stitely family from Bruceville moves into William Long’s property. Rodgers home hosts Laraine Wagner from Bmore, Mrs F H Birely, Laughter, and Ethel.
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Frank Gaver
Hall Martin
New Windsor
Paul Saylor
Doris Saylor
Herman Fogie
New Midway
F. H. Birely
Roy Clem
Roy Lind
Norman Stitely
Bruceville
William Long
George W. Rodgers
Laraine Wagner
B.more
Ethel
Eye for Baby Faces Blindness and Cornea Transplant Hope
Two year old Roger Laverty may gain sight through a cornea transplant by Dr. Ramon Castroviejo. The child risks total blindness without the operation. His mother Mrs. Irene Laverty of North Wales Pa offers to donate her own cornea if needed.
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Roger Laverty
Ramon Castroviejo
Irene Laverty
North Wales
Proceeds From Large Farm Sale Near Libertytown
Public sale of livestock and farming implements of Jesse M. Pittinger and Maurice D. Crum on the Pittinger farm eight near Libertytown gathered a large crowd. Horses sold 75 to 157 dollars, cows 60 to 117, harness and furniture sold well. A McCormick Deering binder eight foot cut brought 71 dollars and a New Idea manure spreader five years used brought 101 dollars. Auctioneer was Harry Trout of near New Midway, with R. L. Kelly as clerk.
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Jesse MM Pittinger
Maurice D. Crum
Pittinger
Libertytown
Harry Trout
New Midway
R. L. Kelly
Good years for swine in Maryland hog market outlook
Maryland farmers can expect profitable hog raising for the next three years says Arthur B. Hamilton of the University of Maryland Department of Agricultural Economics. He notes Baltimore is a strong hog market with prices typically 50 cents to one dollar above Chicago. Farmers feeding hogs at home can improve market returns.
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Swene
Maryland
Arthur B. Hamilton
University of Staryland Department
Astral Econom
Ics
Baltimore
Chicago
Farmer Promotes Self Seed Corn For 47 Years In Iowa
J Burgess Jones of near New London presented his practice of saving his own seed corn for 47 years. He began with whitecap in 1890 and claims steady improvement with results including 380 bushels from 24.5 acres last year and 66 bushels during the 1939 drought, supplying seed for his crops.
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John F Crum
Gus Brett
J. Burgess Jones
New London
Jones
Cattle Prices To Remain More Stable
Market notes forecast steadier cattle prices for the spring with better grades easing less than usual. Higher supply expectations from Corn Belt feed lots and a larger herd are cited while consumer demand may limit further declines. Also noted is a divorce suit in local court against William C. Shull with details on alimony and custody, plus injunction actions over farm property near Flaremont and a study on California fur trappers among schoolboys.
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Mary
Shulf
William C. Shull
Veterans’ Administration
Manuel M. Weisberg
Shuff
Fruss Alabama Manh Forest Encounter Ends Quietly
In a northern region a forest fire reportedly started near a lorry and drew responders from nearby towns. A local man named Baev drove several miles to the scene, aiding efforts before authorities determined the cause and outcome of the incident.
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Fruss Alaemlreieigh
C. Manh
Agrihine Forest
Aurora Boreais
Baev
Perth
Mortgage Sale of Frederick County Property
Public sale at the Frederick County Court House on March 14, 1958 at 1 o’clock PM of a two story brick dwelling known as No 1023 North Market Street Frederick City fronting 31 feet on North Main Street with improvements and modern conveniences. Terms cash with one third down at sale, remainder on judicial resale. costs including stamps borne by purchaser. Mortgagee Gilmore R. Frautt. Auctioneer Frank C. Nicodemus. Solicitor Jacob Rohrback.
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Frederick
Dreedley B. Berger
Taber
Frederiele
Morttage
Court House
Frederick Gok
Biedereen
Abirshans
Marcie
North Main Street
Frederick City
Frederick County
Maryland
Dudley F. Strasberger
Strasberger
Frederick Cous
North Market Street
U. S
Gilmore R. Frautt
Fmmert
Bowlus
Jacob Rohrback
Public Sale Adverts Listed Across Maryland Sections
A long OCR list outlines public sale notices with names and locations spread from Burkittsville to Monrovia. Items include buyers and executors such as Baxter Ware, J Hickmen Ganley, Annie T. Baer, Amos F. Watkins, and Minnie Abb estate. Locations include Friedrich, Libertytown, Walkersville, Middletown, and New Market with distances and roads referenced.
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Baxter T. Ware
Burkittsville
Jefferson Road
Notre Bethesda Chirth
Browningsville
Middletown
Jesse
Forney
Etherlytown
Joan M. Anhalt
A. Taylor
Thomas A. Garrison
Central Church
St Airy Road
Leos
Viheriytown
Bank
Milton O. Smith
Libertytown
Unionville
Steiner Ramsburg
Lewistown
Glenn R. Crum
Fred
Enek
Gas House Pike
Orpah M. Miller
Lewis D. Miller
Mary T. Lawson
Hyattstown
Monrovia
Ernest €. Benide
J Lios
Willnde
Mear Franklinvile
X. W
Taylorsville
J. Lioyrd Wanide
Admr
Martha Walhide
Mi. N
Tay Jordvalie
W. Snader
Wilbur
Guy Baker
A. May Baker
Unionislie
J FP. Gooch
Donbs
M. W. Stilelx
Woodshoro
D. Grayson Burries
Walkersville
G. M. England
Monravi
Executors Public Sale A in Frederick Maryland
Executors of Arianna Walker announce a public sale March 12 1938 at Freder Court House door Frederick Md of the estate described as No 14 West Fourth Street a two story weather boarded dwelling with seven rooms kitchen and rear outbuildings. Terms one third cash at sale or ratification and balance in six months with interest and security. Also listed are conveyancing costs and items from other notices including estate sale of farming equipment and livestock on March 10 1938 at Monrovia Frederick County with multiple horses cattle and farm machinery and household goods.
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Hing House
Quith Street
Frederick
Atlanna Walker
Frederick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederck Cus
Marsland
O'Tork
Arianna Walker
Fourth Street
Frederick Quy
Arianna Waller
Mary E. White
Register of Wills
Frederek County
West Fourth Street
Summer jRitchen
Klinnharts Ab
Orphans Court
U. S
Monrovia
Aidott
Doli
Bessie
Harz
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