Sneeze Day for Five Million As Hay Fever Season Starts
New York reports the annual hay fever season opens, affecting about five million Americans. Industry costs rise with 24,750,000 lost work days. antihistamines offer relief with limited side effects, but no cure exists. The best cure remains isolation in an air filtered room until season ends.
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New York
U.S
U. S. Public Service
Jerome J. Sievers
Los Angeles Children’s Hospital
Military Briefs Highlight Army and Marine Updates
Donald E. Bryan 22 son of Mr and Mrs Emery C Bryan of Eric was promoted to specialist second class with the 188th General Dispensary in Bamberg Germany. Sgt Thomas C Spence son of Mr and Mrs A L Spence of Chanute took part in a 100 mile training march with the 5th Regiment Camp Pendleton California. Dr Ralph Peterson and Mrs Suzann left for Storrs Connecticut with Mrs Ed Peterson accompanying for a 10 day visit. Dr Peterson teaches at the University of Connecticut Storrs campus.
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Donald E. Bryan
Emery C. Bryan
Eric
Bamberg
Germany
Bryan
Army
Fort Bliss
Tex
University of Kansas
Bucke and Caldwell
Bartlesville
Thomas C. Spence
A. L. Spence
Chanute
1St Marine Division
Sth
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Ralph Peterson
Suzann
Storrs
Conn
Ed Peterson
Canada
Niagara Falls
New York City
Peterson
University of Connecticut
Three Mexicans Questioned About Death of Kansan
Police in Monterrey questioned three men in the December murder of Gary A Weis 20 of Salina Kansas. A racketeer nicknamed Scarface and the other two were arrested as investigators linked them to travelers checks belonging to the Kansas tourist. Weis body was found in a shallow grave near Monterrey airport on December 7. His car remains missing.
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Monterrey
Mex
Gary A. Weis
Salina
Scarface
Kansas
Weis
Juan Francisco
Notable Names Featured in Mexican Baseball History
Oyarguren, Angel Sanchez Marti nez and J. Santos Tovar are cited as prominent figures in the archival record, reflecting their roles in early baseball or related sports history within Mexico. The exact context and dates are not provided in the fragment.
Soil Bank Payments Due in September
The Agriculture Department estimates 9.854 million dollars will be paid in Missouri and 3.471 million in Kansas to farmers under the soil bank program. State committees will verify eligibility and distribute cash certificates, with payments expected soon after Labor Day. Nationwide about 230 million dollars will be granted to farmers who retire cropland from production.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Missouri
Kansas
Soil Bank
Days of hate the boss and smash the union over
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell declared that the days of hate the boss and smash the union are over. He cited the steel settlement as a symbol of a new spirit of labor management cooperation and mutuality of interests under the Eisenhower era. He warned government power would not disrupt free bargaining unless the national welfare requires it. He noted labor and management now share common goals and expressed disappointment with farm plank shifts at a Democratic platform meeting. The Tribune by carrier, 30 cents a week.
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Kansas City
James P. Mitchell
Mitchell
United Assn
Eisenhower
Many Changes For Committees In Legislature
In Topeka the Kansas Legislature anticipates major shifts in committee leadership for next session. With 23 House and 18 Senate committees slated to get new chairs, a wide reshuffle follows election losses and retirements. Republicans fear loss of chairmanship if Democrats gain control. several key panels including education and finance face new leadership.
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Topeka
Kansas
House
Senate
Senate Committee
Republican Committee
Redistricting Update Details House and Senate Districts
A government briefing outlines 125 House districts and 37 of the 40 Senate districts. The report notes the ongoing mapping process and remaining district allocations pending final approval.
Oil for Water in Glasgow Wells Strike Oil at 200 Feet
Glasgow Ky farmer William Wade sought an answer to a drying well. Workmen drilled to 200 feet and struck oil. A second well was started nearby last week and, by yesterday, gallons produced increased expectations.
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Glasgow
William Wade
Kansas Industrial Development picks Becker as field representative
Clarence J. Becker, a chemical engineer from Weston Colorado, named field representative for the Kansas Industrial Development Commission.
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Topeka
Clarence J. Becker
Westton, Colo
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Democrats Battle Over Farm Plank At Chicago Convention
The Democratic Platform Committee faced a potential clash as it works to strengthen farm income promises. President James G. Patton of the National Farmers Union, a longtime Democratic supporter, weighs in as debates intensify.
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Chicago
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Democratic Party
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Healy
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Chanute Furniture CO
Gene Wall
Humboldt, Kans
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Shaw Kansas
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Bill Riley
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