Kennedy Aides Favor Broader Government Role in Farm Policy
Washington AP analysis contrasts Kennedy administration farm views with Eisenhower era policy. It notes a shift from emergency measures toward longer term programs, with Freeman aides and industry groups debating the proper level of federal involvement in prices, production, and marketing, citing figures tied to the Farm Union and American Farm Federation.
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Ovid A. Martina Washington
Kennedy
Agriculture Department
Eisenhauer
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ezra Taft Benson
He Farm‘Union
American Farm Federation
Agic
Freeman
John Baker
Agricultes
Congress
King Freeman
Farm Union
The
Farmers’ Union
Robert G. Lewis
Farmers Union appointees guide price support program
The article lists several Farmers Union members chosen for federal price support roles in Madison. It notes Emery Jacobs as production controls chief, Arthur Thompson heading grain division of the Commodity Stabilization Service, and Charles S. Murphy as under secretary, with ties to Truman's farm policy. It also mentions a Maryland beef cattle meeting and International Farm Youth Exchange programs featuring local members and dairy figures.
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Lof Madison
Wis
Lewis
Farmers’ Union
Freeman
Emery Jacobs
Ment
Claude R. Wickard
Jacobs
Pryor
Oklo
Arthur Thompson
Department
Commodity Stabilization Service
Thompson
Charles S. Murphy
Wallace
Harry S. Truman
Charles F. Brannan
Congress
England
United States
International Farm
Dorothy Keller Markline
France
Richard Helier
Ream
County Agent's Report Highlighting National 4-H Week
Kenneth E Shifflet Assistant County Agent notes National 4 H Club Week ends a weeklong observance across the nation, framing 4 H as a twofold rally to inform and inspire citizens about aims and functions. The piece invites readers to visualize 41 through show rings, sewing, or national greetings.
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Kenneth.e. Shifflet
United States
Reporter's Quiz on Teens in Postwar Era
A Frederick survey of four respondents and one unnamed speaker weighs whether today’s teenagers are wilder than before World War I. Opinions vary from unchanged behavior to shifts in publicity, discipline, and parental support, with emphasis on improved finances and community resources.
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Carlton Barger
Frederick
Marguerite Trout
William Talley
Roger C. Lindsay
Helen N. Lindsay
Mort Sagers
Harry A. Brashears
Emma C. Brashears
Frederick County
Sherman P. Bowers
Court House
Maryland
Main Street
Libertytown
Liberty Erection
Frederick Co
South Street
Wm. M. Storm
Teenagers Then and Now Signal Quiet Confidence
A speaker defends today’s teens, saying they are generally well behaved and prudent. The remarks compare current youth favorably to prewar teens, noting continued reading and respectable conduct amid ongoing social commentary.
Blaustein pledges 16000 to support Baltimore Symphony
Baltimore philanthropist Jacob Blaustein pledged 10000 to aid the Baltimore Symphony. Mayor J Harold Grady's committee must raise a further 90000 to match the support given to the Colts and Orioles. The pledge was announced at a committee meeting aiming to secure strong backing for the symphony.
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Baltimore
Jacob Blaustein
Baltimore Symphony
J. Harold Grady
Blaustein
Symphony
Baltimore Colts
Baltimore Orioles
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Maryland Beef Cattle Improvement Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Elmer E. Hodges
McKaig
James R. Ferguson
J Rolfe Castle
University of Maryland
M. Robert Ritchie
Holly Hills Farm
Ijamsville
Uus
Frederick Fairgrounds
Middletoun
Boyd Smith
David Kert
Roscoe Harbaugh Jr
Thurmont
Howard Stiles
Jane Neilson
Uversity of
Earth
Canadian Permanent Pastures Inc
Donald P. Smith
Woodsboro
Tern Fring
Frederica
Martlugy
Tew Co
Peerless
Great Southern Ptg
Mfg. Co
News & Post
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
Market Street
Weejee
Taylorsville
Mount Airy
Marsland
Gillis Road
C. Case
McCormick
Deering
McCormick-Deering P.i.a
David Bradley
New Idea
McCormick Deering
John Deere
Oliver Superior
McCormick-Deering
H.P
Ford
F. F
Fritz) Thompson
MT. Airy
Glenn Trout
Emnoey Roache
Omafinau
Gia
Taylorsville Methodist Church
John Schell
S. Market St. Feadenck
Paul E. Gaver
E. 4Th St. Frederick, Md
Atlantic Aluminum and Supply Co., Inc
Paul B. Ganley
Frederick Building Association
Frederick County, MD
Frederick County National Bank
Urbana
Wiliam Henry Goodsell
Orphans’ Court
William Henry Goodsell
Harry Goodsell
L. Ignatius Kennedy
William H. Goodsell
Frederick News & Post
Frederick City
Montgomery County
Cramer Building
West Church Street
Frederick News and Post
W. Jerome Offutt
William Henry
Harry” Goodsell
John L. Ponton
W. Jerome Offust
Walkersville, Md
Doublin and
Devilbiss Road
Holstei
Ayrshire
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Bang
Ontario
Grove
New Holland
DeLaval
Unico
Stewart
the News
Frederick, Maryland
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Zenith
Motorola
Philco Frost Free
Melvin M. Engle
Robert Diller
Annapolis Road
Central Church
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Bang’s
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Allis Chalmers
Farmall H
Massey Harris
Wilson
Thomas L. Knott
MT. Airy, MD
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Lewistown
Utica
Walter Culler
Bangs
McCormick- Deering
Spiece
Pauline L. Ramsburg
Avnet
Alexander
LUNCE
Woodville
Locust Grove Church
John Mercer
P. Bowers
ED. Warfield
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