Milk price proposal for Washington area urged by associations
Maryland and Virginia milk producer groups urge a federal minimum price of 5.70 per hundredweight for Class 1 milk in the Washington area for July through March with a seasonal reduction to 5.10 in spring. The proposal, backed by the Maryland Cooperative Milk Producers and others, seeks government setting of the price, while observations note past price highs and a current weighted average return of 5.89. The plan covers parts of Maryland and Virginia but excludes Washington DC and several counties.
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Washington
Maryland
Virginia
Washingtons
Dames
Associaassistamt
Assiuation
Economist
Conecessary Uoward Swope
Harrisburg
High’s
Harvey's
Eastern Shore Dairies
Afaryland Cooperative Milk Producers Inc
Balkimere
Agriculture Department
Edwin G. Nourse
Nourse
Maryland and
Virginia Milk Producers Assn
Frederick County
Charles
St. Mary’s
Calvert Counties
Prince Georges County
Laurel
Washington Area
Maryland bands to perform at Oct 4 college gathering
Music events report shows Hagerstown and William Barth directing high school bands from University of Maryland campus. The program features The Bells of Saint Marys and Seventy-Six Trombones with massed bands under Gamma Xi Chapter of Kappa Psi. Performances set for October 4 at Byrd Stadium in College Park with medley of tunes and an appearance by John V. Cline among others.
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Byrd Stadium
OUP T News
College Park
Frederick
John
James William Barth
Fignar
Ruth M. Cline
Dayerstown
University of Maryland
Maryland
Tasey B. Kaufman
Glenn L. Furman
Middletown High School
Educators Association
Massed Brosits Homes Corp
Jona J. Putnan
Jerry Marrone
Fred Bands
John V. Cline
Wilhelm Benset
Seperick High School
Sperry Storm
Gamma Xi
the Bells of
Ben H. Crump
Hugh Hender
County
Uni
God Bless America
Prentiss W. van Sant Andversity
Clemson
Clarence P. Haught
Summer Just Ended Was Not Very Hot
The summer just ended in Maryland was cool overall with only July slightly above normal by about 0.7 degree. Precipitation ran 19 inches in June through August, while September showed a deficit. authorities note only 26 days above average temperature this season. A firebomb incident at an East Baltimore nightclub led to patrol questioning but no charges filed for the bomber.
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Leonard C. Turner
Harry N. Callahan
Russell A. Crocker
Miriam M. Kefauver
William Hildebrand Sr
Weather Bureau
Richard Donald Dozier
Ueaz
Baltimore
Epi
Mer
Maryland
Heralio
Baltimore (Ap
HOOPS
Charlotte
N.C
Severybody
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Legion Auxiliary
Delue Crawford
American Legion Auxiliary
Williamsport
Francis Scott Key
Funkstown
Cornelia Rodock
Post Home
Crawford
Lacey Kemp
Dorothy Staley
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ways and Means Committee
Virginia Miller
Robert Stem
Elm Street
Housepower
Electrical Contractors
Paul L. Crum
West Patrick Street
Brandenburg Electric
West
Patrick Street
Joseph M. Grossnickle
Middletown
George R. Albert
North Potomac Street
Brunswick
John D. Wetnight
Martin Electric Service
Mount Airy
Edward Siedling
Carroll Parkway
Hahn Electric Co
N. Market Street
George P. Devilbiss
Walkersville
Ninth Avenue
Damascus Electric Co., Inc
Damascus
Mt. Airy Refrig
Elec
Charles F. Bowers
E. Patrick Street
Electric Utility
The
Potomac Edison Company
Frederick-Brunswick-Mt. Airy-Taneytown
Hamilton Homes Inc
East Second Street
Ernest Ausherman
Shookstown Rd
W. Osborne Schade
Braddock, Frederick
Ridgeville Bidg. & Supply Co., Inc
Ridgeville
Brosius Homes Corp
W. Church Street
Haines Construction Co
P. G. Burdette
Louder Construction Co
Banks and Savings Institutions
Fed. Savings & Loan Assoc
A North Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Farmers & Mechanics
Citizens National Bank
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Western Maryland Trust Co
South Market Street
Bank of Brunswick Brunswick
Peoples National Bank
West Potomac Street
First National Bank of
Mt. Airy
Tri-State Electric Supply Co
Jefferson Street
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