Unemployment Peaks As February Jobless Rise Noted
The February unemployment figure reaches 5.1 million, a rise of over 600,000 from January, with officials citing weather, economic stimulus plans and pending legislation as context. Senate Leader Johnson urges federal job programs and housing, highway, and education bills to spur hiring while some caution against expansive spending.
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Washington
Senate
Lynton B. Johnon
Texas
Defense Department
Johnson
Gand
Seaton
Chicago
Executives Club of
Eisenhower
Labor Department
Soil Conservation Report Details Frederick District Work
U. S. Soil Conservationalist George Swartz reported district activities to the Frederick Soil Conservation District Board. Six locals were advised on Soil Bank programs, seventeen farmers on ACP practices, pond surveys were conducted for five farmers, conservation guides issued, a pond construction notice given, and a conservation film shown to New Midway Elementary students.
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Board of Supervisors
Frederick Soil Conservation District
U. S
George Swartz
The
Soil Conservation Service
Marshall Sanders
F. C. Montuori
Irvin Winsink
Ray K. Schwartz
Melvin Mathias
wWill
Joe de F
Euca
Frederick County
Old Church Street
Anu
George Myers
Keith Pixley
Harry “Ouche
Delbert Piper
Marshall Sharrer
T. J. Jenkins
Henry Scheiss
M. T. Mathwig
Leslie Riglér
Howard Fitz
J. T Gillelan
Merle Reddick
Gregory Burns
Carl Baumen
C. A. Myer
Heffer
Charles Bellinger
A S. Tabler
Swartz
Ray Smith
Carl Rasschenberg
Henry Schviss
Wilbam School Jr
Calvin Klean Alee
Paul Mull
Alyab Young
Raymond Burdette
Glenn Spring
Joseph Kohen
New Midway
Maryland University
Beef Field Day Planned by Maryland Beef Producers
The Maryland Beef Cattle Producers Inc plans its first annual field day March 15 near Damascus on the Swerslake road Montgomery County. The program begins 10:30 a.m. with nine speakers from the group and University of Maryland staff presenting demonstrations on calves beefing and handling. Produces Fred C Downey and Lawrence E Downey lead talks on herd management with other speakers addressing feeding calves equipment and marketing. The event is hosted on E Brooke Lee farm and hosted by the Maryland Extension Service with support from beef breed groups and local agents Delbert T Foster and Henry St Shoemaker presiding. Continuous demonstrations cover clipping dehorning castration and parasite control.
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Mail Boot Cattle Producers, Inc
Ant
Irs
E. Brooke Lee
Damascus
Swerpslake
Montgomery County
University of Maryland
Fred C
Lawrence E. Downey
Fred
Williamsport
Lawrence
Sharpsburg
Downey Brothers
Elmer E. Hodges
Frederick
Stanley Stabler
Brookeville
A. Leland Clark
Poolesville
American National Cattlemen's Associaion
Jain E. Foster
University of Maryland Animal Husbandry Department
A. Seymour
Dohnsler
I. Whittle
Amos R. Meyer
James BR. Ferguson
Delbert T. Foster
Henry St. Shoemaker
Frederick County
Maryland Beef Cattle Producers, Inc
Lie
University of Maryland Extension Service
Beef Breed Organization
Ae Andl
Pepco Plans Paluxent River Plant in Maryland
Potomac Electric Power Co plans a 175,000 kilowatt Paluxent River generating plant in Prince Georges County Maryland. The project seeks 500 acres between Chalk Point and Eagle Harbor with an initial 200,000 kilowatt unit and a second unit planned later. The facility is seen as a major step to meet growing industrial and residential demand in the Washington area.
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UPFER
Washington
Tiany
Dickerson
Montgomery
Paris
Prince Georges
Jlor
Acuy Curanaus
Coun- Dairy
I Costs Two $31 A Week To Eat
The average American family of two eats about $31 worth of food weekly. A nationwide U S Department of Agriculture survey of 6 000 households led by Judith Pheil outlines daily per person costs and how the budget is allocated across meat bread dairy vegetables fruits and prepared meals. Since the survey prices have risen about two percent and future figures would be near $1 30 per person per day.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Judith Pheil
University of Maryland
Pheil
Notable registration totals in Frederick City office
In an extra session Friday evening from 1 a m to 9 p m only 49 Frederick city residents registered At the office of Supervisor of Elections the 49 were 20 Republicans 24 Democrats and one undecided The overall registration now stands at 1567 Republicans 2601 Democrats and 64 unaffiliated, per Ruth Moberly registrar
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Fredericke City
Office of Supervisor of Elections
Ths
Republlicans
al Party
Ruth Moberly
Regisitar. A
Dairy farmer sees cost advantage in high production cows
County agent Henry R. Sho notes dairy farmers can influence costs more than prices. High production per cow lowers feed and housing costs per 100 pounds of milk, making the high producing cow more efficient. Also, fruit pruning advice from Alf Vierheller urges pruning fruit trees during dormancy to avoid waste and improve growth.
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Henry R. Sho
Dairy Merd Improvement Association
ALF, Vierheller
Hurlih Culturist
Arbitration doubts erupt in UAW Kohler dispute
UAW negotiators press for federal arbitration in the four year strike against Kohler plumbing fixtures while Kohler officials resist outside terms. The Senate probes violence amid the dispute as leaders argue management must run business with labor agreements reflecting internal terms, not outsiders.
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Washington
United Auto Workers
Tanay
Molle Co
Snan
Conger
Kohter
Morlintors
Mic
Kohler
Danger
Senate
Koblee
Agencey
Mazey
He Committee
Modest Rise in Consumer Buying Reported in Week
New York data from Dun and Bradstreet shows total dollar volume of retail trade for the week ending Wednesday within two percent of the prior year. Small appliances purchases rose sharply while women’s spring apparel and coats led gains. men’s wear and overall volume edged down year over year.
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New York
Dun & Dradayienlit
No Find Drive To Be Held By Allegany Red Cross
Allegany County Red Cross Chair CG M Sangher announced the first annual No Find Drive to be held in March the traditional fund raising period. The drive aims to thank last year’s contributors and offer five donors a chance to see Red Cross in action. Also notes Dulles trip to Manila and a regional rise in new car interest with a year to year decline.
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CG. M. Sangher
Allegay County Red Cross Chapter
Sanner
T Hanks
Cowny United Fund
Ambassadors Open Conference in Far Lastown Counties
On March 14 Dulles will visit Lales Faxmasa for the opening conference of U.S. ambassadors in Far Lastown counties.
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Dulles
Lales
U.S
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Devetares Ang
Worthy
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Britain
United States
Aes Association
L. H. Remsberg
Buckaystown
Maryland- Virginia
Mike Produsers Association
Mont.gomery County
Robert D. Applensien
U.S. Department
Agricultince
Beltsville
Thavas
Jersey
UAW
Litcase
Emil Mizoy
Appleman
Allala Hay
Timothy
Ampes
Weil Brothers, Inc
Sal Novik Market
St. Frederick, MI
Pioneer
Allegany Red Cross
Wallington
Secretary of
Manila
Southeast Asia
Seneel
Charlie
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Reposit Insurance Corporation
Bohrer Motors Inc
Ford
Damascus - Mt. Airy, Md
Bohrer Motors, Inc
BR. M. Woodfield
Harry
Ben
Ford Tractor & Implements
Candi
Fred L. Bull
State Soil Conservation Committee
Paul Pearson
R. FD
Rockville
Lathrop Smith
Boyds
Delbert. Foster
Court House
Harold Ruderuck
Walkersville, Maryland
Walkersville, Md
Farmers Cooperative Assn
Frederick & Middletown
Ubbard
Huahard Kimberchik
Eo Wunsany
Hubbard
Hubbard Farms
Nee
L Tamers Properetive
Association
Esse Farm Service
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