Farm Bureau Policy Conference Underway
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation opens its fourth annual Presidents Conference in Columbus to chart next year’s policies. More than 20 county presidents and policy chairs will discuss farm issues, with James Lantz of Fairfield County addressing the luncheon on Ohio’s problems and opportunities.
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Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
D. R. Stanfield
Lorain County
Stanfield
James Lantz
Fairfield County
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio
Farm Bureau
James Lewis
Butler County
Lewis Hay
Pickaway County
Ralph Littler
Ashtabula County
Sumner Palmer
Summit County
Jay Lawrence
Coshocton County
Ferbert Barreto
Hardin County
Galen Greenisen
Columbiana County
James O. Stevenson
Logan County
Wayne Power
Holmes County
James Rush
Lorain Countians Attend National Farm Bureau Education Conference
Two Lorain County farmers, Henry Schriver of Gratton and Ancur Blackwell of Kipton, join about 300 Ohio participants at the nationwide Farm Bureau Education Conference at Ohio State University. The gathering features top education authorities, various workshops, and speeches by leaders including Dr. FE Hot, Charles Shuman, and Novice G. Fawcett.
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Lorain County
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Henry Schriver
Gratton
Ancur Blackwell
Kipton
Schriver and Blackwell
Ohio
Ohio State University
Ohio Department of Education Superintendent of Public Instruction
FE. E. Hot
Charles Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
G. Fawcett
Wakeman FFA member named Huron County Junior Fair president
Roland Zimmer Tan of the Wakeman FFA chapter is named president of the Huron County Junior Fair for September 15 19 with Louis Schamp Townsend 4 H club as vice president and Patricia Garrett New London home ec department as secretary. Junior fair assistants include Julia Woodworth Betty Wargo Imogene Wise Linda Deeley for 44H exhibits and Kathy Bautte Alice Bistline Alice Oswalt Peg Worcester Janice Smith and Miss Garrett for home ec exhibits. George Klingelsmith John Feichtner supervise crops and shop exhibits with Danvin Weatherbie and Miss Garrett for dairy cattle, Zimmermann and Dave Stevens for beet and steer, Schamp for swine, John Gregory for sheep, Gene Haas for poultry.
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Norwalk
Roland Zimmer- Tan
Wakeman
FFA
Huron County
Louis Schamp
Townsend 4-H Club
Patricia Garrett
New London Home
Ec Department
Julia Woodworth
Betty Wargo
Imogene Wise
Linda Deeley
Kathy Bauette
Alice Bistline
Alice Oswalt
Peg Worcester
Janice Smith
Miss Garrett
George, Klingelsmith
John Feichtner
Danvin Weatherbie
Zimmerman
Dave Stevens
Schamp
John Gregory
Gene Haas
Poul
Scout Aide Will Speak At Dinner
Perle Whitehead deputy region al Boy Scout executive will speak at the dinner for Community Chest United Fund and other groups aiding the local Boy Scout Council budget. The second annual appreciation program includes a camp tour for early arrivals and greetings from President A. F. Wakefield. Over 300 reservations have been made.
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Perle Whitehead
Boy Scout
Community’ Chest
United Fund
Boy Scout Council
Camp Firelands
Whitehead
Overbein Colle
A. F. Wakefield
E. E. Fanning
Cover Crops Under Study Grows in Huron County
In Huron County corn growers test cover crops to protect soil and boost organic matter. U S Soil Conservationist William Addison notes a boom but shifts from domestic livegrass to tall fescue due to winter hardiness. Ryegrass performs poorly after winter in several farms, while fescue shows strong root systems and erosion control.
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Norwalk
Huron County
William Addison
U.S
Addison
Donald Farr
Monroeville
Martin
Myers
Bismarck
Soil Conservation Office
Postoffice
Logan Out For Week With Spike Wound
Milwaukee Braves shortstop Johnny Logan will be sidelined seven to ten days with a spike wound above his left ankle. He was spiked by Chicago Cubs pitcher Dave Hillman on a double play in the third inning Sunday, and twenty stitches were needed to close the cut.
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Milwaukes
Mlwaukee Braves
Johnny Logan
Logan
Chicago Cubs
Dave Hillman
Vickoff
Locan
Reid
Sqaase Othe Cash
Ford speed selector boosts tractor efficiency and selection
Ford introduces a select-o-speed system allowing shifting without stopping or clutching. The system, available on Ford tractors from Reep’s agency in Wellington Ohio, enables instant gear choice with hydraulic shifting, promoting peak efficiency and reduced stalls across two to four plow power ranges. Reep also markets Ford balers harvesters and attachments and shows a seven foot capacity Ford sever-foot combines for various crops.
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Carl W. Recep
Ford Tractor Sales
Rt. 1
Fairgrounds Rd
Wellington
Othis
Ford
Reep
Harvesters. Com
Farm Groups Debate Cost Labor At June Farm Bureau Meeting
Farm Bureau advisory councils met in Oberon and Avon with nine members attending. They discussed lowering operating costs and long farm hours while noting farmers get small returns. Safety questionnaires were distributed and highway speeds were debated amid cost and labor concerns.
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Farm Bureau Advisory Councils
Oberon
Robert Hufnagle
Rochester Connen &C
Smup
Stanley Storrow
Avon
Group
William Chester
Head Hunter's Son Is American Now
The year old son of a Dyak from Borneo became the first Dyak to receive United States citizenship. Paul Brennan pledged allegiance to the United States Friday in a ceremony before Federal Judge Thurmond Arnold. He lives with his foster parents, Dr. and Mrs. John G. Bremun.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Borneo
United States
Paul Brennan
Thurmond Arnold
John G. Bremun
Booted BHC shown to enter plants and milk in tests
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station researchers show benzene hexachloride BHC moves from soil into plants and into milk. Milk from lactating cows fed BHC remained detectable for up to six months at high doses, even at minimal levels. Farmers advised not to use BHC on fields to kill insects.
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Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Outdoorsmen Plan Fireworks Display for July Fourth
The BL-CAN Outdoors Cub will hold a planning meeting next Saturday at 5 pm at the cloud grounds near Birmingham to finalize a July Fourth fireworks display. Emmie Orace, secretary, says the Fourth schedule includes a 6 pm picnic followed by the fireworks show at dark.
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Cloud Grounds
Binningham
Sreworks
Emmie Ororce
Greworks
Siam
Senate conferees delay final vote on Ag budget measures
Washington reports indicate Senate and House conferees postponed a decision on the Agriculture Department money bill for the new fiscal year to July 1, with plans to set funding for soil bank conservation and price support ceilings. The briefing noted wheat and beef import projections, and a forthcoming July 4 speech by Ezra Benson in Aalborg Denmark.
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Washington
UPD
Senate House
Agriculture Department
Soil Bank Conservation Reserve
UPI
Ezra T. Benson
Denmark
Switzerland
West Germany
Benson
Aal’borg
Raleigh
N. C
Congress
Eisenhower
Richmond
Livestock Field Day Highlights Ohio Ag Experiment Station Program
Wooster Ohio The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station announced final plans for Animal and Poultry Health Day one of the largest field days at the research center. Morning programs begin at 10 a m DST with dairy cattle beef cattle turkeys chickens hogs and sheep at designated centers. Topics cover pneumonia lameness external parasites mastitis nutrition breeding and disease control across sheep poultry swine dairy and beef sections. Isolation units of the Veterinary Science Department will be open to the public for the first time since use for diseased animal studies.
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Veterinary Science Department
Hoad Tops Gonzales In Thriller For No 1 Tennis Spotlight
Hoad defeats Gonzales 6 1 6 2 4 6 in the final round of Kramer’s $15,000 tournament of champions. Gonzales endured heat prostration during his semi final win over Trabert and weighed 70 pounds less than normal. Head earns 3000 dollars for the singles title and doubles prize with Trabert, while Gonzales takes 2000 as singles runnerup. Rosewall nets 1500 for third in singles.
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Gonzales
Tony Trabert
Head
Trabert
Cincinnati
Ohio
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