Smallest-ever vote keeps wheat quotas in force
A final Agriculture Department report shows 169,348 votes in favor of marketing quotas out of 247,508 ballots in the 1963 wheat referendum. The 68.4 percent yes margin, the smallest on record, indicated broad state variation but overall support for federal farm programs.
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Tas
Agriculture Department
Ing
Orville T. Freeman
Washington
National Association of Margarine Manufacturers
John P. Duncan Jr
Duncan
Department
Greene heads ASC unit in Lorain County election
Greene was elected Lorain County Committee Chairman by ASC delegates. The slate includes Myron Kolbe as Vice Chairman and Herbert Myers as third member, with alternates Carl Diederick Jr. and Lyle Jameyson. Township committees list chairs and alternates for Amherst Black River Amherst etc, naming many local officials and positions overseeing farm programs and conservation efforts across numerous townships.
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Gordon Greene
Lorain
ASC
Greene
Myron Kolbe
Herbert’ Myers
Carl Diederick, Jr
Lyle Jameyson
ACS
Amherst
Black River Townships
Frank Stang
Earl Leimbach
George Holstein
Newton Baus
Reuben Date
Avon
Avon Lake
Sheffield
Robert Baldauf
Roman Klingshirn
Allen Klingshirn
Dean O.bliss
Ambrose Thome
Lower feed grain stocks predicted
The Agriculture Department forecasts a fall surplus drop to about 62 million tons, a 27 percent two year decline from 85 million in 1961, with production 10 to 12 million tons below total demand. If correct, this marks the lowest feed grain stock since 1958 and signals substantial withdrawals from the surplus over the coming year.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Holsteins exceed 100000 pounds milk in official tests
Four Holstein cows in Ohio and Vermont herds reach lifetime production over 100000 pounds of milk. Croker Rainbow Har Togo, Oc ie Rainbow Rose, Jo Skip Sovereign Korn, Lassie Pond Gate Monogram, and Grafton Desol Pontiac King posted high totals with milk and butterfat records across 204 to 3658 days of official testing.
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Brattleboro
Lorain
Medina County
Crocker Rainbow
W. B. Cleveland
Medina
Paul Obs Pickworth
Wellington
Lassie Pond Gate
Grafton State Farm
Grafton
Silo filling favorite farm chore in drought hit area
Lorain County farmers report silos filling at a record rate as truckers bid 50 dollars per ton for hay to ship to the drought stricken Northeast. Ralph Fra Advertisement Item botta, moved to a new farm west of Pittsfield, is shown pumping chopped corn into a 15 by 50 foot silo while storms threaten. His fields grew French Hybrid corn bred by W. B. French & Sons of Wakeman.
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Lorain County
Ralph Fra
Botta
Pittsfield
Rt. 303
Ralph
W. B. French& Sons
Wakeman
Allis-Chalmers offers tractor buyers free three-day trip
Allis-Chalmers promotes a nationwide offer where buyers of any tractor except the Model B receive an all expenses paid three-day tour in December. The trip covers Milwaukee and Harvey to tour plants and engine facilities, plus a Chicago sightseeing day, for about 4,000 dealers.
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Scheafer
Milwaukee
Harvey, Ill
Chicago
Harvey
Polio Insurance Not Enough for Broad Disease Plan Costs
The article argues that cost coverage remains insufficient under a plan promising protection for fewer than 50 specified diseases. It stresses that polio insurance alone cannot address broader health risks and calls for expanded coverage to meet real medical expense needs.
Night in Budapest draws Lorain crowd at Hungarian Hall
More than 370 people attended the first annual Night in Budapest at the Hungarian Reformed Hall in Lorain. The American Hungarian Citizens Club sponsored the event featuring chicken paprikas and stuffed cabbage. Four strolling gypsy violinists from Cleveland, John Kulchar's orchestra, and a 43 minute floorshow with six dance numbers and two solos in native Hungarian costumes provided entertainment. The crowd exceeded expectations and a club official said the group will sponsor a similar event next year.
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American Hungarian Citizens Club
Lorain
Hungarian Reformed Hall
31St St
Globe Ave
The
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Accomo
New London study circle selects four books for year
The New London Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle Longfellow Chapter will study The American Novel and Its Tradition by Richard Chase as the first book, meeting Mondays at 8 PM at the New London Library. Other selections include Nectar in a Sieve by Kamala Markandaya Lives in Science edited by Scientific American and Modern Music by Howard Lyons. Officers for 1962 63 are President Mrs Herbert Sturges Vice President Mrs Arthur Kessler and Secretary Treasurer Mrs H A Erlenbach.
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NEW London
Richard Chase
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Longfellow Chapter
New London Library
Kamala Markandara
India
Science
Scientific American
John Tasker Howard
James Lyons
Herbert Sturges
Arthur Kessler
H.A. Erlenbach
Paris clock invention from the early century endures
A fragment notes a Paris made mechanical clock regulated by shifting weights by Hendrik de Vick in the early century. The device reportedly still runs today in the Pal.
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Paris
Hendrik de Vick
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