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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1947

Page

8

Local Jewish Appeal drive halves quota with dinner aid

A Christian committee and Rev. Dr. Joseph F. Thorning led a fund raiser in Buckeystown soliciting the Jewish portion of the audience. About 250 attended as leaders reported pledges totaling 20 900 with a $3 500 gift highlighted. The event emphasized relief for displaced European and Palestinian Jews amid calls for U.S. support of the national 176 million dollar fund.

Christian Committee Joseph. F. Thorning Buckeystown Seeve UNRRA IRO Ziegenheim Frankfurt Germany America Palestine Tel-Aviv Mediterranean Europe U.S Jacob Goldberg Father Thorning United Jewish Appeal Tel- Aviv Holy Land UJA Benjamin B. Rosenstock Goldberg Mr. Rosenstock Herman Weener Benjamin Rosenour, Jr Irving Weil Samuel H. Rosenstock Elmer I. Eshleman Lloyd C. Culler Dave Hagan Joseph Stephens Winston Shipley Phylix Muir Hood College

Maryland dairymen urged to adjust fall practices

G M Cairns of the University of Maryland Dairy Department outlined fall strategies for milk producers. Cows should remain indoors during October and November cold rain, with high feed consumption and hay or silage supplements as pastures decline. Plan ahead to shift freshening so about one third of calves are born in fall, with the rest in winter or spring.

Maryland G. M. Cairns University of Maryland Cairns

Guernseys Complete Official Herd Records in New Hampshire

Three registered Guernsey cows owned by Juliet G. Smith of Oakland Manor, Union Bridge, Maryland, finish official Herd Improvement records with Daisy Bell producing 10,693 pounds milk and 573 pounds butterfat, Rosebud 10,742 pounds milk and 509 butterfat, and June's Ben Oakland Manor 10,242 pounds milk and 474 butterfat, all started at young ages. The sire Thatch Meadow Steadfast, with many progeny in the club’s Performance Register.

Peterborough N. H Juliet G. Smith Oakland Manor Union Bridge Maryland Daisy Bell Rosebud Guernsey Thatch Meadow Steadfast American Guernsey Cattle Club June Ben Oakland Manor

Fall calving plan urged for dairymen’s herds

The article discusses adjusting calving schedules so first calf heifers freshen in the fall. It emphasizes that farmers can modify the pattern yearly to fit seasonal conditions and improve management of milk production and herd development.

Prize Winning Aberdeen Angus Bull at Frederick Fair

Frank Keefer captures a prize winning Aberdeen Angus owned by Monocacy Farms. The bull was grand champion at the Frederick Fair and reserve champion at McDonough School show. Peter Wight stands beside the animal in Frederick Md with dairy herd members. Herd Improvement Registry tests reveal top milk and butterfat producers including Poke Easy Hountie Ainas, Al mount Ruth Posch Ormsby, and Pet Fobes Ormsby Lass with varying records.

Frank Keefer Frederick Fair Elwood Taylor Berwyn Kenneth Frye Poultry Department Ayrshire Roselawn Queen W. J. Hahn and Son Monocacy Ayr Farms Frederick Mr. Hahn Joseph Smith D. R. Snively Boonsboro Monocacy Farms McDonough Peter Wight Dan Wight C. Lease Francis L. Bussard Halstein-Friesian Association of America Almount Ruth Posch Ormsby Pet Fobes Ormsby Lass

New Control For Poultry Lice From University Of Maryland

Poultry lice control options are outlined by George Quigley of the University of Maryland. A 20 percent DDT dust treatment, applied at roost time, covers 100 chickens per half pound with two applications biweekly. DDT dust also targets flies and larvae, while nicotine sulphate offers an alternative by roost-top application. For small flocks a pinch of 100 percent DDT dust or sodium fluoride per bird provides quick relief.

George Quigley University of Maryland Quigley Poultryman

Weed Control Without Hoeing Being Tried

Home gardeners may look for weed control without hoeing if experimental work conducted at the University of Maryland Experiment Station this summer is any indication of the possible use of 2, 4-D. Edward K. Bender, vegetable.

University of Maryland Experiment Station Edward K. Bender

Early 2 4 D Weed Control in Sweet Corn Trials

Crop specialist reports effective weed suppression in sweet corn patches using 2 4 D applied three days after planting. Trials used 1 1/2 pounds per acre in 100 gallons of water with weeds about three eighths inch at surface killed. No yield data, but treated corn comparable to untreated. Similar tests on spinach and asparagus also showed favorable results.

Five Hurt as Trucks Collide Near Culpeper Va

In Culpeper Virginia on October 12 a collision between two trucks near the town left five people seriously hurt and a seventh with facial lacerations. Injured were Walter Scott 11 David Michaels Andrew Brown and Stewart Colburn all of Culpeper with head injuries and other check injuries. Their condition was reported serious and they were taken to the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville. Two other men were not immediately identified.

MX Burt Culpeper Here University of Virginia Cherlottesville Walter Scott David Michards Andrew Brown Stewart Colburn

Sheet erosion described as land washing in sheets

Sheet erosion is the phase of land washing where soil layers are removed over large areas by water flowing in sheets rather than in channels.

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