11th Week As Kansas Legislature Nears End
State Senator reports a busy week as the 11th session week ends. Bills on Wichita University, reapportionment, vocational education and school unification advance. The House pushes a foundation finance plan for schools amid tax questions. Senate work continues on calendar and committee passages.
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Topeka
Senate
Wichita University
House
Ways and Means Committee
Boards of Regents
Wichita
Kansas
Committee of Ment
Neosho-Wilson County
Labette County
Modern convenience foods seen as healthy says OSU dietitian
Oklahoma State University nutritionist Miss Mary Currier reports that processed foods and dried soups can be as nutritious as traditional home cooking. Her tests examined ready to use meats, milk, and dehydrated soups to show convenience foods offer healthful options for homemakers.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma State University
Mary Currier
Corn Hazard With Insects
Erie region reports corn root worms wire worms and grubs may threaten fields this spring. County agent Bill Dickson says pests attack seed and young roots or stalks causing stand damage and recommends two pounds per acre of Aldrin or Heptachlor broadcast where infestation occurred last spring.
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Erie
Bill Dickson
Insecticide Application Guidelines For Seed Planting
The preferred method is to apply insecticide in a six inch band over the seed before disk covering. An alternative is broadcasting and disk-ing into soil prior to planting. Mixing with seed provides limited protection and fertilizer placement in newer planter models is ineffective.
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Senate
House
Walnut Area Births Engagements and Obituaries
The Walnut area reports births for Mary Ann Shively Sedam and Randall Eugene Littl e, with families in Walnut Tacoma and Girard. Harold E. Clark, former Walnut resident, dies en route to Fallon California, survived by Lois and children Judith Swisher and Becky Clark. Other notices list Veronica Sue Leritz born March 15 to Joe and family, with grandparents and great grandparents named.
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Walnut
Ray
Ernest Bradshaw
Mond Shively
Salina
Mary Ann
James H
R. J. Sedam
Tacoma
Wash
Miss Shively
St. Patrick’s High School
Sedam
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Harold E. Clark
Lone Pine
Calif
Uplands
Fudge Mills
Fallon
Nev
Clark
Winfield
H. E. Clark
California
Lois
Judith Swisher
Becky Clark
Harold Eugene Clark Jr
Joe Little
Randall Eugene
Girard Hospital
Kenneth Corn Lof Girard
Harry Little
Charles Garrett
Littles
Joe Leritz
Kansas City
Veronica Sue
Connie Ann
R. C. Leritz Jr
Annabel Shannon
Erie
R. C. Leritz Sr
W. C. Stookey
Auburn
Neb
Grandmothers Named in Local Family Notice
The Chanute Tribune reports April 3 1963 that Mrs. Carrie Bradshaw and Mrs. Irma Havely of St. Paul are grandmothers. The Bradshaws are former Walnut residents.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Ters
Carrie Bradshaw
Irma Havely
St. Paul
Bradshawa
Walnut
Public Sale of Farm Equipment and Cattle Near Fredonia Kansas
Farm auction details a herd of 47 head cattle including 32 calves and heavy springers, 7 registered Hereford bulls, plus horses, a 1949 Chevrolet truck, portable grain augers, feeders, welders, tools, and a large line of John Deere and Case implements. Sale location 14 miles north of Fredonia or 7 miles west of Buffalo, Kansas. Terms cash. no items removed until settled. lunch provided.
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Chevrolet
Maryrath
Forney
Atlas Aire
Pioneer
JDG
New Holland
Shaffer
JD Kilfer
Oliver
Marrath
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Charles F. Forsyth
Savings and Loan Associations
Friendship
Chanute
City of Friendship
Manley Transfer Co
Chambers of Commerce
Manley
Kenneth Caldwell
Tribune
Keith Wright
S. Santa Fe -Or
W. Main
Chanute, Kansas
Walnut Area Activities
Fredonia
Buffalo
Max & Frances Moore
Marple & Troutman
State Exchange Bank of Yates Center
Citaters
Wards
Riverside
ANIA
N. Evergreen
Riverside Air Cushion
Palencia
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