Agriculture Dept Urges Farmers to Hold Crops to Boost Prices
Washington dispatch reports the Agriculture Department launches a historic campaign urging farmers to store crops under price support loans to lift prices. Secretary Brannan backs cotton and rice holds with plans for corn and soybeans, while OPS counters seek price restraint on cattle. Officials insist no anti trust clash and cite legal price supports as the motive to prevent shortages and protect future production.
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Washington
Brannan
Mde
Office of Price Stabilization
OPS
Department
Meeting More Wheat Demand in Maryland 1952
Maryland farmers can raise acreage or improve yields to satisfy the USDA call for more wheat in 1952. Agronomist Frank Bentz of the University of Maryland outlines soil specific fertilizer needs from 300 to 500 pounds per acre of 4-16-8 for average soils to higher rates on low fertility ground, with starter nitrogen and potash adjustments and occasional manure topdressing to boost early growth and final yields.
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Maryland
USDA
Frank Bentz
University of Maryland
Bentz
Ayrshire Club Sale Tops Maryland Delware Dairy Trade
The Maryland Delaware Ayrshire Club held its second annual sale at the fairgrounds, earning 19497 for 45 head of cattle. Bulls and milk cows sold well, with buyers from multiple states including Nagel of Preston paying 3345 for six head. Key figures: Tom Whitaker auctioneer. Walter J. Hahn Ceresville president. W. Paul Etzler chair.
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Ayrshire Club
Fairgrounds
Maryland-Delaware Ayrshire Club
Frederick County
Howard H
Edla Mae Morse
Thurmond
Dawnwood Belles Faith
Janet
Allen Hill
Woodbine
Tom Whitaker
Brandon
Walter J. Hahn Ceresville
State Ayrshire Association
G. Wallace Saulk
Woodside
Del
W. Paul Etzler
This City
Hotel Frederick
Possible Increase In Sales Of Frozen Cuts
A U S Department study signals higher frozen meat sales as self serve retailing expands. Researchers Hiner and Hawkins find freezing tenderizes meat across cuts, most in 900-pound steers, least in veal and 12-year cows. Aging occurred near freezing. tenderness measured by a mechanical shear device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
R. L. Hiner
O. G. Hawkins
Bureau of Animal Industry
Land Week Chairman Urges Soil Use For Nation
Edward F. Holter state chairman of Maryland Land Week emphasizes direct public stake in soil and its proper use. He warns neglect harms economy and calls for conserving soil fertility and water, noting rising population and global hunger. Holter, a National Grange lecturer and Maryland Grange master, champions wise land management.
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Edward F. Holter
Maryland Land Week
America
Mr. Holter
National Grange
Maryland State Grange
Holtér
Free State
Maryland
Fertilizers Proven Essential Says Kansas State Dean
Kansas State College Dean R J Shrock Morton argues in The Country Gentleman that chemical fertilizers, minerals, and organic matter are vital for soil fertility. He attacks organic farming claims as bunk, detailing soil science and urging public support for soil care and Maryland Land Week. He also notes fall spraying for weed control using 3 4 D and 2 4 5 T to protect crops and improve yields.
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R. J. Shrockmorton
Kansas State College
Bunk
Frederick County Candidate For National Junior Vegetable Growers Title
Frederick County enters the 11th annual National Junior Vegetable Growers Association contest with James B. Arnold of Monrovia as Frederick county’s entrant. The program, funded by A and P Food Stores, will award $6,000 in scholarships nationwide in December.
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Frederick County
National
James McBee
Philippi
W. Va
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mt Pleasant Grange meets. youth program planned
Mt Pleasant Grange held its September 13 meeting with Charles Barkier Jr presiding. Catherine Roderick announced the youth committee will present at the next Pomona meeting. Welty Wastler asked for canned goods and vegetables for a fair booth. A community show is scheduled for October 11 and 12. A sound film on the revised social security law was noted.
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Mt. Pleasant Grange
Charles Barkier, Jr
Catherine Roderick
Pomona
Welty Wastler
Booster Night At Glade Valley Grange Marks Unity Theme
Glade Valley Grange hosts Booster Night Tuesday at 8 p m with a program on A United Community. State Police safety film shown by Mr Young, National Master Herschel D Newsom booster message, and Dr F D Worthington Civil Defense talk. Quartette contest entries and Homemakers invited. members urged to bring canned produce for Grange booth. refreshments served.
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Glade Valley Grange
Herschel D. Newsom
F. D. Worthington
Frederick County Civil Defense
Homemakers Club
the Grange
Fair Committee
Grange
Shingle source notes and door knock scenario
A dialogue about answering a door while on the phone suggests asking to call back as door duties may take longer. The text adds a claim that ninety percent of shingles for housing come from the Pacific Northwest, implying a regional materials note.
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Pacific Northwest
Doctor Says Infections Hard To Clear In Child
A reader describes a six year old girl with recurring pus in urine despite treatment with sulfa penicillin aureomycin and other drugs. The doctor finds no obstruction on X ray and tonsils were removed recently, yet the infection persists and recurs with colds.
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Edwin I. Jordon
NEA
Mes. E
Medical note on child infection and drug sensitivity
A medical update discusses a young patient with kidney related infection, noting difficulty locating the source, possible spread from elsewhere like infected tails, and lowered resistance during colds. It stresses continuing prescribed treatments and considering drugs to which germs are most sensitive for best recovery, warning against self-resolution.
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Warren Shaw
Division of Weed Investigations
Grange News
Young
Scott
Pearre
Your Hospital Aid, Inc
R. Johnston Bittner
Waynesboro
Pennsylvania
Ijamsville
Reich
Ford Road
Frederick
Howard B. Smith
Liamsville
Emmert R. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
Raymond L. Kelly
George M. Chapline
Ruhland C. Boyer
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Mombai
Tea Estate Board of Frederick, Inc
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Gilmore R. Flautt, Jr
Realtor
North Market Street
Real Estate Board of Frederick, Inc
Hospital Aid, Inc
P. O. Box
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Mogo
Ritchie Assocites Finance Corporation
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Airy Church Street
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Wagner
Raifsiider, Harshman, Davison
Clerks Public Sale
Marion
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Farmall
Massey Harris
John Deere
Ralph W. Horst
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Harry Footer & CO. Cleaners
N. Market ST. Footers
Woodsboro
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Tleven
Wisconsin
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Robert
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Grand Rapids
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Tennen
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Sylvia Lonellis
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Brook Lodge
Matador
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