Soil Bank Pay Rate On Wheat To Stay
The Agriculture Department announced 1957 soil bank payments for wheat at $1.20 per bushel, 60 percent of the $2 parity price. The same base unit and parity rate apply to 1956. If quotas are approved in a July 20 referendum, $2 parity and $120 base will apply. without quotas, parity falls to about $1.21 and unit payments drop accordingly. Undersecretary Morse said actual payments depend on county yield estimates by the county ASC committee.
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Agriculture Department
Soil Bank
True D. Morse
County Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Committee
New Construction Tumbles In Sterling
Sterling building activity fell in the first half of 1956 versus the same period in 1955. Total spending for other buildings, repairs, industrial, residential garages and service stations dropped about a third from $975,936 to $675,570. One family housing units declined from $585,500 to $516,000. Repairs and improvements to housekeeping buildings declined by $10,708 as 14 permits were issued in 1955. Industrial permits rose in 1956 with two permits totaling $22,000, while none were issued in 1955.
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Sterling
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Ohio
Inspection Of Meat Now Is Old Practice By Bernie Camp
The article explains that US meat inspection, once seen as standard, is tied to the constitutional aim of promoting general welfare. It describes the purple stamp US INSP D P S D on large meat cuts as a guarantee of strict inspection and sanitary conditions.
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Bernie Camp
U. S
General Welfare
Federal meat inspection points under USDA program
Federal meat inspectors, employees of the United States Department of Agriculture, oversee interstate and foreign trade meat. Meat moving in commerce is subject to their examination at six points including sanitation of the plant and animals before slaughter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Federal meat inspection turns fifty six years old
The article outlines the duties of meat inspectors including post slaughter checks, curing, labeling, and disposal of condemned carcasses. It notes the 1956 golden anniversary of federal meat inspection under the U S Department of Agriculture, tracing back to President Roosevelt and the 1906 Meat Inspection Act, with 80 percent of U S meat now stamped with the purple mark.
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USDA
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S
Handy Helpers Plan Judging Day For July 6
Handy Helpers met July 2 at Barbara Jurgens home with President Judy Jurgens presiding. Members discussed outfits and chose to attend judging day on Friday July 6. Lunch was served by Mrs. Jurgens and the next meeting will be at Janice Miller's home.
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Handy Helpers
Barbara Jurgens
Judy Jurgens
Jurgens
Janice Miller
Lucille Weyerts
Sleep Study Finds First 80 Minutes Best For Rest
A 10 year SUNY College of Medicine study shows most deep sleep occurs in the first 80 minutes after bedtime with later patterns varying between near wakefulness and sleep. Researchers explain EEG and blood pressure data, plus room conditions, affect sleep quality and responses to light and sound.
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Edward 5S
Kitch Chicago
State University of New York, College of Medicine
Sleep Research Foundation
Simmons Company
Chandler M. C. Brooks
Brian F. Hoffman
E. E. Suckling
Department of Physiology
University
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