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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1961

Page

7

Kennedy proposes farmer drafted programs to solve farm woes

President Kennedy urged Congress to let farmers lead in solving farm problems. He framed overproduction as a commodity by commodity issue to be developed by farmer groups with the agriculture secretary and then sent to Congress, which would veto individual programs.

Washington Kennedy Congress Secretary of Agriculture George D. Aiken Verr Missouri Humphrey W. R. Poage D-Tex Symington

Fire Damages Three Car Garage At 42 West Patrick Street

A fire damaged an estimated $1,500 to a three car garage owned by Charles F. Hartman at 42 West Patrick Street. Fire crews arrived at 8:30 p.m. and contained the blaze after two hours, with two garage sections destroyed and two cars possibly present. No injuries reported and origin undetermined. Separately, Henry Fonda and Baroness Aldesa Franchetti have begun a friendly trial separation by agreement.

West Patrick Street Charles F. Hartman East Third Street United Fire Company Nwo New York Henry Fonda Aldera Franchetti Fonda Journal-American

March of Dimes Card Party set in Taneytown

Taneytown Elementary PTA sponsors the March of Dimes card party postponed from January. The event, March 23 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium, is chaired by Mrs. Robert Waddell with committees for prizes refreshments and publicity. Additional local notices cover volunteers and visits in Taneytown and nearby areas.

John Leister Taneytown Robert Waddell Norval Roop Stanley King Theodore Fair James Fiscus Henry Lippincott Richard Etzler George Fream Herbert Bowers John Bricker Arthur Garvin Myron Tracey Kenneth Gray John S. Harner Donald Herring George Motter Stanely Cutterer Kenneth Shorb James Fair Glenn Boliinger Stoner Fleagle Ralph Hess Jean Lowman Meredith Gross Fern Hitchcock, Jr George Naylor Elwood Harner Adelia Nusbaum Fred Garner Frank Wargny Red Cross Kenneth Clem Middle Street Elsie Reindollar Fairview Avenue Lowell W. Olson Teddy Washington D.C Olson Marcia Ray Houston Texas National Labor Relations Board

Farm Bureau opposes JK proposal in Chicago statement

The American Farm Bureau Federation directors condemned President Kennedy's farm program as regimental and costly, arguing it infringes Congress power, raises consumer prices, lowers family net income, and misuses agricultural abundance in a broad, interrelated system.

Chicago American Farm Bureau Federation Kennedy Bureau Congress

Ask To Reduce Electric Rates In Hagerstown

The Municipal Electric Light Plant owned by the city of Hagerstown asks the Public Utilities Commission to cut rates by about half a cent per kilowatt hour for users over 240 kWh monthly. Maximum monthly savings would reach about $1.30. The move follows a similar request from the private Potomac Edison Co.

Hagerstown Municipal Electric Light Hazerstown Public Utilities Commission Potomac Edison Co

Word Origins and Namesake Quisling’s Traitor Tag

The piece notes how Vidkun Quisling, a Norwegian traitor, became associated with treachery, giving rise to the term quisling used across languages to mean traitor. It discusses how such naming reflects public scorn and is tied to World War II history.

Vidkun Quisling Quisling

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