Probes Consider Rising Sugar Price Plan
Washington AP The Agriculture Department says the sugar price surge will burst from ample world supplies and welcomes congressional hearings to probe soaring costs. Undersecretary Murphy notes large new commitments from foreign suppliers push 1963 U S sugar totals well above last year's consumption. He warns buyers may lose when prices fall. Senate leaders Mansfield Byrd and Rep Sullivan plan hearings to examine surpluses, quotas and possible bottler and baker impacts as prices have jumped from 9.45 to 14.05 per hundred pounds in Montana and other states.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Charles S. Murphy
Murphy
United States
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Leonor K. Sullivan
D-Mo
House
Byrd
Sugar Prices Spark Congressional Attention Across Nation
Prices rise with notification. larger sugar producers may be squeezing other users. Congress members push for investigations as officials note ample supply and no shortage unless panic buying begins. Weather in Europe and Cuba mismanagement are blamed for the jump in demand and output.
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Mansfield
Congress
Associated Press
Agriculture Department
Europe
Cuba
Memorial Day Parade Planned by Taneytown Legion
Hesson-Snider Post 120 of the American Legion announced the annual Memorial Day observance in Taneytown. A parade will form on Union Town Road opposite Taney Inn at 12 30 p.m. and start at 1:00 p.m. traveling to Memorial Park for the ceremony led by Rev. J H August Borleis DD Union Town, a retired army chaplain with 28 years of service.
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Hesson-Snider Post
The
American Legion
Taneytown
Union Town Road
Taney Inn
Memorial Park
J. H. August Borleis
Union Town
Borleis
Medals Awarded at Naval Academy for Freedom Letters
ANNAPOLIS AP An officer instructor at the Naval Academy and a graduating midshipman whose family left Latvia before it fell behind the Iron Curtain have been awarded the Freedoms Foundation George Washington Honor Medal for their letters on my freedoms. Lt. Jordon Pecile of Hazelton PA and Midshipman Imants A. Straupenieks of Willimantic CT received the honor at Valley Forge Pennsylvania.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Latvia
The
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Jordon Pecile
Hazelton
Imants A. Straupenieks
Willimantic
Shepworth Stores Banquet Showcases Artful Balance Act
At the third annual Shepworth Food Stores banquet held at the Peter Pan Inn, Edna and Leon performed a door balancing act watched by more than 400 independent grocers, families, food brokers and distributors from the tri-state area. The event featured Broadway talent, a singing group led by John Rubeck, and an invocation by Rev. Charles F. Trunk Jr. Hugh Simms of Western Maryland Wholesale introduced the event, while Harold Smith, executive VP of the United States Wholesale Grocery Association, noted Shepworth Stores operate in 21 states with profits and volume rising and annual food sales exceeding a quarter of a billion dollars. A 4-H Club meeting of Walkersville Junior Girls 4-H was also held with pledges, songs, and demonstrations led by club members and hostesses Janice Gaver and Ruthie Barber.
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Tri-State
Edna and Leon
Shepworth Food Stores
Peter Pan Inn
John Rubeck
America
Charles F. Trunk, Jr
Hugh Simms
Western Maryland Wholesale Company
Shapworth
Simms
Times
Harold Smith
United States Wholesale Grocery Association
Washington
Shepworth
Club plans education tour and tote bag demo
The group discussed the annual education tour and opted to visit Her NBey, Pa. The leader gave a demonstration on how to make a tote bag. Refreshments were served after the meeting by the hostesses.
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Hernbey
Production Records From Whispering Cedars Stables
Production records list Susie Texas 4550351 a 4 year old producing 14 510 pounds milk and 600 pounds butter fat in 306 days. Lesher Dale Rabel Cutie 4380887 a 5 year old provided 16 180 pounds milk and 642 pounds butter fat in 385 days. Both owned by Leon Price of Hagerstown.
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Whispering Cedars
Susie Texas
Lesher Dale Rabel Cutie
Leon 8
Price Hagerstown
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Court House Deer
Frederick City
Maryland
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Seth
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Sand Street
Mere
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Bedne
Keteri
H. Thomas
Georgia
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Pater P. L. Merman
Gettiecer S. Marmas
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Frederick Cams
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Bulden S. Felton
Emmert BR. Bowlls
Proto
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Pecile
Academy
Anna Pecile
Straupenicks
Navy Supply Corps
Walkersville
Lutheran
Janice Gaver
Ruthie Barber
Pam Roderick
Debbie Gangawere
Donna Gaver
Sandra Wachter
Are Your
Wallace W. Yingling
North American Union Life Assurance Society
N. Market St. Frederick
Freez
King
Dairy Bar
Miss Keister
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission Division of Personnel
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Germantown
Erere Nee Argo
Fairview Avenue
Westbrook
Eday
Garland P. Feaga
Russell Z. Horman
Aste
Frederick County National Bank OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatin
Sinclair
Rt. 40
Ridgeville
Mr. Marks
Prescription
Modern Pharmacy
Pearre’s
South Market St
Walkersville, Md
Spring Garden
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Nationwide Mortgage Co
N. Market St
Howard 5
Fink
Kingsberry Sonus Home
West Hills
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