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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 23, 1956

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Democrats Urge Higher Price Supports in Farm Bill

Washington March 2 Democratic leaders in Congress pushed for higher price supports for crops, aiming to parity near 90 percent, inspired by strong Minnesota primary results. Johnson said the House would back high parity while Eisenhower warned higher supports could increase surpluses. See-saw between Senate and House versions continues amid looming veto threats.

Washington Congress Minnesota Manes Snoaker Rayburns Sena Johnson Texas Rasbuin Esenhower Senate House House Conference Committee Eisenhower

Holstein Dinner Guests In Frederick County

John E. Cooper new director of extension for the Holstein Fr iedion Association of America will speak at the 34th annual Frederick County Holstein Association dinner at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. ALUMI DEM LeUUIA Ete for the southeast district and President Manville E Coblentz will preside with Henry R. Shoemaker as toastmaster. Clyde Bohn Jr and J Homer Remsberg will cover 4-H and general activities. About 240 guests expected.

John E. Cooper Holstein-Friedion Association of America Brattleboro Frederick County Holstein Association Francis Scott Key Hotel Manville E Coblentz Middletown Henry R. Shoemaker Clyde Bohn Jr Unionville J. Homer Remsberg Tnoner

Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage Opens April 25

The nineteenth annual Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage runs 13 days from April 25 to May 6 with a later May 26 water tour. Visitors tour Anne Arundel and surrounding counties to see historic houses and gardens including Hammond Harwood House and Peale Museum Garden while proceeds fund local tax free projects. The schedule lists county-by-county tours from April 25 in Anne Arundel to May 6 in Talbot County and a separate May 26 water tour.

Maryland Sheraton-Belvedere Hotel Baltimore Anne Arundel County Annapolis Hammond-Harwood Hampton Garden Peale Museum Garden Old School House Chesapeake Bay Manor Harford County Mt. Royal Area St Mary’s County Charles County Baltimore Gil Worthington Valley Green Sprig Valley Kent County Talbot County

Utica Church Easter Play Presented by Saint Paul’s Luther An

Utica church’s Saint Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School will present an Easter play “To This End” by Lucille B. Green Sunday evening at 7:30. It follows Jesus before Pilate through the tomb with roles including Pontius Pilate Claudia Rhoad Leah Paulus and Joseph of Arimathea. Cast features David Lauberman Lucille Dixon Martha Ramsburg Nancy Leatherman Carroll Stottermeyer J. R. Ramsburg and Ray Dorsey. Interludes include Glenna and Patsy Stull singing The Old Rugged Cross and a program of preludes organ and Vocal selections by the Utica Lutheran Youth Fellowship.

Lucille B. Green St Paul's Lutheran Sunday School Utica Jesus Pilate Pontius Pilate Jerusalem Claudia Rhoad Leah Paulus Centuron Joseph of Arimathaes David Laubrman Lucille Dixon Martha Ramsburg Nancy Leatherman Carroll Stottlemyer J. R. Ramsburg Ray Dorsey Misses Glenna Patsy Stull Old Rugged Cross W. A. R Bell Uties Lutheran Youth Fellowship Randolph iV Abeantnd Bee Alpe Panton

Civitas Club to Send Patrols for Washington Safety Parade

The Civitas Club of Frederick voted to donate 825 to fund the Lee Frederick County Patrol boys and girls for the Washington Safety Parade. During the meeting they also approved sending delegates to Frederick City Council meetings on a proposed recreational center and a new Health Center, plus to the school board nominating convention.

Civitas Chil Frederick Francis Scott Key Lee Citizens Council Board of Alton J Lipps

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