Grand Champ Is From Iowa
TIMONIUM NOV. 16 A 1,150pound steer entered by W. C. G. Anderson of West Liberty Iowa was named grand champion steer in the Eastern National Livestock Exposition today. A 1,220-pound Aberdeen Angus reserve champion was shown by Carolyn MacArthur of Port Deposit Maryland. Anderson, who runs a 2 1/2 acre farm near West Liberty, previously won the grand champion in Fort Worth in 1952 and expressed intense excitement. The winner earns a blue ribbon trophy and cash awards totaling $65 plus auction proceeds tomorrow. MacArthur left the University of Maryland to help on a 225-acre farm near Port Deposit. Judging was by Prof. Don Good of Kansas State College. sale and further judging events follow tomorrow.
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Timonium
W. CG
Anderson
West Liberty
Iowa
Maryland
Carolyn MacArthur
Port Deposit
Fort Worth
Ime Americas
Miss MacArthur
University of Maryland
Carolyn
Don Good
Kansas State College
Mistake To Raise Dairy Price Supports
Secretary Benson called it a serious mistake to raise dairy price supports. At the National Milk Producers Federation convention, plans to push supports to 80 percent of parity were discussed, while Benson noted his April reduction to 75 percent spurred demand and production adjustments. In other items, a warrant for assault and battery against a wife accuses Bruce Frederick Stone of weaponizing domestic violence, and a camel's temperature can rise up to 11 degrees Fahrenheit without harming the animal.
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Washington
Benson
National Milk Producers Federation
Congress
Bruce Stone
Frederick
South Market Street
Raymond Haugh
George Layman
Wilhelmina Stone
Haugh
Stone
Suits Entered in Circuit Court Over Damages
In Maryland and North Carolina cases Mullinix sues Maryland Tank Transportation and Wiles for 20000 dollars after a farm wagon was damaged by a tractor near Kemptown on December 9, 1953. Haupt sues Pilot Freight Lines and Roberts for 326.42 dollars from a US 49 collision on August 17, 1953. A third claim notes 100 dollars damage from a rear end on West Patrick Street with Harrison charged for following too close and posting collateral.
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Augustus RH. Mullinix
Ervin J. Kramer
Maryland Tank Transportation Company
Baltimore
Charles E. Wiles
West Patrick Street
Samuel W. Barrick
William H. Hicks
Mullinix
Robert Cline
Maryland
Kemptown
Cline
Wiles
Maurice F. Haupt, Jr
Staté Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Pilot Freight Lines
Ton
Court
Sergt
Denver
Richard C. Harrison
Knoxville
Charles Paul Jones
RFD
Kindergarteners thank patrolman for street crossing lesson
In Tulare California kindergarten children had their teacher write to Patrolman Finley Smith thanking him for teaching them how to cross the street. Their tiny fingerprints covered the letter. The item also notes a jet part detail mentioning 1345 pounds of stainless steel used in modern jet manufacture.
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Tulare
Calif
Finley Smith
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Hollywood
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