Peterborough Man Named AGCC Secretary and Treasur er
Peterborough resident R D Stewart named the fourth secretary of the American Guernsey Cattle Club, replacing Kari B Musser after 31 years. Stewart also becomes executive director and treasurer, effective November 1, with AGCC headquarters in Peterborough. He has long dairy industry roots, 4-H acclaim, and prior AGCC service including fieldwork in the southwest and wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterborough
Robert D. Stewart
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Kari B. Musser
AGCC
Musser
Chicago
R. H. McMurtrie
Huntingburg
Indiana
Stewart
Maynard
Iowa
Iowal State College
I5c
Maytag
Southwest
U. S. Army
Medical Corp
U. S. Navy
Navy
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
The
American Guernsey Cattle ‘Club
Home Freezer Helps Thanksgiving Dinner
College Park reports tips from Janet Coblentz University of Maryland Extension Service on preparing and freezing portions of Thanksgiving meals. Suggestions include freezing soups in cubes, frozen desserts, mashed sweet potatoes formed into balls with orange rind, and pies frozen in nonreactive plates with proper wrapping. It warns against freezing stuffing inside turkey due to unsafe heat penetration and bacteria risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Janet Coblentz
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland Feeder Calf Sale at West Friendship Sanctions 1076 Calves
At West Friendship the second annual Maryland Feeder Calf Sale saw 1076 calves consigned. Of these 1060 were officially graded, with the rest auctioned separately for non qualifying stock. Top steer sold for 52.00 per hundredweight, fancy steers averaged 94.51, with other grades priced as listed. Heifers followed similar grade patterns, reflecting seller and buyer satisfaction with quality based marketing.
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College Park
Maryland
West Friendship
Amos R. Meyer
University of Maryland Extension
Meyer
Evening Radio Schedule With News and Music Programs
A fragmented radio schedule lists CBS WFMD NBC WBAL MBS ABC WMSL stations and programs from evening into late night including News Broadcast, Pan American Almanac, Football Scores, On the Campus, Capital Cloakroom, Sports Parade, Stars from Paris, Washington Report, Quiz Bowl, Dinner Music, Symphony Hour, Two for Money, Hawaii Calls, Grand Ole Opry, Country Style, Guy Lombardo, and Louisville Orchestra with news blocks interspersed.
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CBS
WFMD
NBC
WBAL
ABC
WMSL
Abe Cbe
Abe
Abe Capital Cloakroom
Cha
Ade Sports & Sews
Mba
Paris
Rbe Ews
Cbs Ews
Abe Sam Levin
Mbs
Abe Washington
Nbs Gang Busters
Ade Gungmeke
Dante
Aba Trusor
Abe Duke
Quaker City Capers
Monevr
Cba
Hawaii
Nbe
Guy Lombardo
Jubilee
Chicago Theater
Louisville Orchestra
News & Varieties
All Nets
Television Listings Mixed With Program Times
A dense OCR of TV listings across CBS NBC and DuMont networks shows a variety of films, music programs, sports, news, and theater showcases scheduled throughout the day and night. Several named programs include Gene Autry Show, Mickey Rooney Film, The Shadow, Meet the Press, Amos and Andy, and Hall of Fame with multiple times and channel notes mixed with nonstandard spellings.
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Iir
Wizard
Abe Gene Autry
Cbs
Ethel and Albert
Abe
Mickey Rooney
Jackie Gleason
Nbe
Innocens
Cbe
Chicago
George Gohel
Abe Eddie Mayenhofff
Cbhs Stork Club
Hirt
Cbe News
Broadecast
Abe Nick Carter
Nta Hall of Fame
Cbs World Church
Abs Rod and Gunn
Amos and
Andy
Cbe Nelson
Abc Enchanted
Liz Gun
Miss Brooks
Cba
Heartbeat of Industry
Barrie Craig
Abe My Little Margie
Oklahoma Symphony
Edgar Bergen Jr
Cbe Walter Winchell
Abs
Prohies
Mbs
Fibber & Molly
Mahalia Jackson
Cha
Abe Billy Graham
Gildersleeve
Meet the Press
Mba Midh—News & Varieties
All Pata
Roy Rocers
Thera
Peropis
Abe Lassie
Art Baker
Abe Autsor-Chies
DuMont
Cbs Film Playhouse
TVV Playhouse
Rbe
Ok —du Mort
Cere Tounz
du Mont W.sg
Maryland 4-Hers Win Chicago Trip for Congress
Nineteen Maryland 4-H Club members are named winners of trips to the 33rd National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago from November 28 to December 2. W. Sherard Wilson and Dorothy Emerson announce the awards for achievements and leadership in agricultural and home economics projects. The five-day visit includes talks, city tours, and museum visits as more than 50 organizations sponsor events to broaden understanding of agriculture and industry interdependence.
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College Park
Maryland
Chicago
Annonnrermant Ie
W. Sherard Wilson
Dorothy Emerson
Club Congress
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Carroll County
Carl Weant
Taneytown
Frederick County
Janet Hood
Mt. Airy
Wanda Keller
Middletown
Willam Keppler
Dairy Achievement
Johana Magaha
Mac Remsberg
Howard County
Mary Ellen Wilson
Marriottsville
Joseph Zoller
Ellicott City
Home Electric
Peggy Pfefferkors
W. Friendship
Why Some Farm Buildings Endured Hurricane Hazel
University of Maryland and US Department of Agriculture engineers studied Southern Maryland and lower Eastern Shore farms to explain why some buildings withstood Hazel while others were destroyed. Findings cite insufficient anchorage at foundations, weak bracing, and poor tying of roof structures, with shed brooders and tobacco barns most vulnerable to uplift and shear forces from high winds.
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College Park
Hazel
University of Maryland Agricultural Engineering Department
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Shore
Ray W. Carpenter
University Agricultural Engineering Department
Carpenter
Simple Way To Reduce Milk Price
A simple proven method cuts milk price by five cents a quart by selling milk in gallon and half gallon jugs. Country Gentleman cites Chicago Cleveland Akron Fort Wayne Milwaukee data showing jug sales rise. Chicago leads with 67 percent jug sales and predicts quart bottle phaseout. Illinois dairy economist Bartlett notes lower price possible via packaging shift.
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Country Gentleman
Chicago
Cleveland
Akron
Fort Wayne
Milwaukee
A. L. McWilliams
Pure Milk Association
University of Illinois
Roland W. Bartlett
Milk Jug Price Cuts Boost Store Purchases
Prices in jugs lower than home delivery prompt more store purchases. Studies show lower prices and ads drive consumption as house-to-house deliveries shrink. In 1953 Chicago saw a 20 percent milk sales increase with more store purchases, and Cleveland adopted jugs the same year, offering about five cents a quart savings. Fluid milk sales rose 7.1 percent above 1952.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Production goals for farmers raise yields and milk output
A Country Gentleman panel proposes higher targets for farmers across crops and livestock. It cites corn, dairy, and hog benchmarks, urging farmers to aim well above current averages, with specific herd and per animal goals and several record holders cited as context.
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U. S
Country Gentleman
U.S
Record boosts and old world origins mixed in Q and A
A jumble of agricultural targets and top yields shows farmers urged to aim higher while notes reveal origins of catchup and the US Capitol Hill term. Historical Q and A cover Florida purchase details and a Malay root for kecap flavor.
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K. B. Musser
R. D. Stewart
John McHenry
Feagaville
Lewistown
Johnny Wise
Lilly
Harvey Clem
Johnny
Symphonette
Robarts
Abe Bandstand USA
Abe N.Y. Philharmonic
Wryatt
Abe the
Shadow
Dennis Day
Newe—mba
Stevens
Es Canary
McHenry
Wayne Stull
W & W Poultry Market
Bokerman David May
Hagerstown
Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Barker
Frederick
Dhia
al T.B
Bangs
H. C. Barker
Megr
R. Charles Backls
Daniel Poole
Peta Satara
Miller and Walsh
Frederick, MD
BABY
West South St
D-Con
Afeus
Iternael
Farmers Cooperative
Frederick MO
Ss’n., Inc
Middletown No
Prostate
Union Medical Clinic
Market St
Newark
Fleet Street
London
England
Orient
Washington D. C
Capito Hill
Senate
Supreme Court
Library P Congress
Capitol
United State
Florida
Spain
Thomas S. Glass
Murray H. Fout
Samuel W. Barrick
America
Frank C. Long, JR
Thurmont
John Blanchfield
PMA
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Lime Kiln
Monument
Tremont
Patrick St
Allis-Chalmers
West
L. H. Crickenberger
D. M. Dawson Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Hillcrest
Gorsuch New Windsor
Athwest
Harry Rhoderick
C. Kenneth Baltzell
Carl FredeRick
Artificial Breeding Cooperative
College Park, MD
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