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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1956
Page
3
Retirement can be fulfilling if you pursue a hobby or project as engaging as work. Harold McGovern after 30 years as a D C train dispatcher moved to a Virginia farm, turning a dream into a dude farm with friends. Older people can learn new skills, proving the old dog saying false.
Grange Gleanings notes a $65 amateur photo contest prize for Michigan teens on soil and water conservation. It cites USDA views on food demand, mentions a 40 percent gain in farm production per acre, and reports on federal fuel tax refunds and a $33 billion highway program with $23.5 billion in taxes expected, costing the average car owner $8 yearly.
Federal and state dairy officials back a new low cost plan to weigh each cow’s milk output monthly. The program, approved by the American Dairy Science Association, aims to cull low producers and extend herd recording to 8 to 10 million cows. It targets farms with 14 cows or less and integrates with existing Dairy Herd Improvement and Owner Sample programs.
Ralph Kiner says Bob Friend became great when he stopped copying his idol Bob Feller and pitched as himself. Friend once mimicked Feller and Leo imitated Friend, but true greatness came only after embracing his own style.
Reports detail Martin and Lewis tied to three more Hal Wallis films with a $150000 buyout price. O Henry Playhouse with Thomas Mitchell is nearing production. 39 films cost nearly $1 million without sponsors. Crosby Hope plan a summer telethon for Olympic Fund. Nanette Fabray to earn about $10000 for four or five specials. Steve Allen’s ratings dwarf Sullivan. Desilu used 4 million feet of film in 1955 enough for a coast to coast run.
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