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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1952
Page
8
Agricultural notes outline recommended pasture mixes per acre for ladino and guike clover with smooth brome and orchard grass for turkeys. Also cover seeding rates, poultry stocking, crop rotations with corn and soybeans, fall and spring sowing timing, soil testing, and rotational grazing to improve pasture utility and sanitation. Historical peanut consumption data for 1951 is noted.
Secretary of State Acheson told Congress that due to uncertainty over Soviet intentions there is no fixed end date for foreign aid. He forecast continued high spending beyond a single term, proposing annual budgeting rather than a set three year limit, with $7.9 billion requested for foreign military and economic assistance. He noted postwar aid evolved from the Marshall Plan to mutual defense and military aid as tensions rose with Russia.
Maryland extension poultry specialist Wade Rice urges farmers to use clover pastures to cut feed costs and improve growth. Spring seedings of lad ing clover between March 15 and April 15 in Maryland can supply protein vitamins and riboflavin, enabling lighter grain use and potential savings for breeder and laying flocks through September.
Trustee to sell Maggie Addison interests by order of Frederick Circuit Court dated February 5 1952 at the Frederick Court House Door on Saturday March 29 1952 at 10:30 a.m. Two parcels described 1181 acres and 152 acres with improvements and titles noted. Terms require 10 percent cash day of sale balance after court ratification. Taxes prorated day of sale. Inspection days shown. Wednesday and Sunday excluded.
Saturday and Sunday visits spread across Ladiesburg Union Bridge Taneytown and Frederick as residents hosted relatives and friends. Notable travels include Camp Gordon GA weekend stays for Pvt Irvin Crouse and family gatherings with the Birelys McBrides and Martins. James Wightman of Gaithersburg shines at the Montgomery County 4-H and FFA spring show in Baltimore.
RFC displayed the Champion 4-H Club trio with a mediumweight Hampshire Poland China cross, beating 39 entries at 35 cents per pound. Grand champion barrow sold for 1.47 per pound by Leytonsville breeder Poureoreg Duroe. Multiple 4-H, FFA, and open classes featured high quality entries including top individual and trio placements for Glenbrook Farm Derwood and others.
A debate emerges on converting Market and Patrick streets into one way thoroughfares. Opinions vary widely even among those not personally interested, with some supporting the move as potentially popular and beneficial to traffic flow.
Six people surveyed in the traveling public give mixed views on the proposed one way Market and Patrick streets plan. Shirley Wolfe and Ann Main oppose it while Noah Jenkins doubts its value. Harry Danner and Thomas Zimmerman support it with Walker Jolliffe noting traveler preference over merchants. Also advise using dry ice after 24 hours of power loss in a home freezer.
A man questions your son who answers with yes or no. Do not rebuke in public. Teach him privately that he should say Yes Sir or No Sir. Discuss Europe telecasts and motion picture films recorded abroad arriving by radio facsimile within hours.
A large farm machinery sale is planned for Saturday March 29 1952 at 10 30 AM four miles west of Manheim on Route 72 or four miles east of Mt Joy Lancaster County Pa The auction features 16 tractors all makes and sizes new and used combines balers Massey Harris self propelled combine spreaders harvesters pickers binders planters ensilage cutters bale elevators rakes drills cultivators harrows mowers wagons garden tractors and power mowers plus additional unlisted items Early arrival recommended lunch tickets issued at 10 30 Terms.
Due to farm being taken by Washington Sanitary Commission, will sell at the farm where I now reside on the Brooklin Bridge Road one mile west of Laurel in Prince George County. The sale will include a valuable dairy herd and farm implements.
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