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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1957

Page

10

Kansas Stands to Lose Bank As Top Wheat Producing State

The June 10 1957 Department of Agriculture estimates show North Dakota likely to surpass Kansas as the nation’s top wheat producer, with Montana close behind. Kansas had 10,593,958 acres for 1957 wheat planting, 4,260,007 in the soil bank, reducing actual wheat farming by about 49 percent in the ten leading counties.

Kansas Manhattan Mercury Manhattan Soil Bank Department of Agriculture North Dakota Montana State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office

Kansas wheat soil bank payments show varied farmer participation

Kansas wheat growers show uneven soil bank participation. Sumner County allocates 11.8 percent of 290,926 acres for planting while Reno and Barton counties post higher percentages. Total soil bank agreements reach 37,711 on 4,260,007 acres with potential payments up to 79.4 million dollars.

Sumner Reno McPherson Sedgwick Barton Harper Dickinson Kingman Saline ASC Kansas

Kansan Finalist in NBC Voice Contest

Mrs Jane Engleman of Great Bend Kansas a mother of three sons is named one of five finalists in NBC Radios Most Beautiful Side in America contest. The winner receives a dream vacation for two a new car and an NBC talent contract with the announcement set for Sunday night. Engleman husband Dale works for Security State Bank in Great Bend.

New York Jane Engleman Great Bend Kas NBC Radio

Bowden Delany 880 Yard Duel Opens NCAA Meet

The NCAA track and field meet at Austin opens with a featured 880 yard duel between Don Bowden of California and Ron Delany of Villanova. Bowden and Delany expect to run prelims with a potential mile reload if Bowden qualifies. The meet draws 280 athletes as Al Oerter headlines discus preliminaries while Eddie Southern and Pete Orr are out with injuries.

Austin Tex Don Bowden California Ron Delany Villanova Bowden Delany Bowdden NCAA Houston Tom Courtney Fordham Lon Spurrier al Oerter Kansas Oerter Eddie Southern Texas Pete Orr Missouri

Kansas Withdraws from Meet Due to Leg Injuries

Kansas entered as a strong contender but arrived short of manpower missing Kent Floerke the top broad jumper who did not travel after marrying. The squad cited leg injuries as the reason for withdrawal.

Kansas Kent Floerke Floerke

Woman Flier Bids For Altitude Record

An unofficial world altitude record of 30 300 feet in a twin engine plane was set yesterday by 26 year old Jerrie Cobb of Ponca City Oklahoma The flight was conducted under National Aeronautic Association sanction pending instrument verification The Aero Commander twin engine craft weighed 3 858 to 6 515 pounds and Miss Cobb serves as chief pilot for an aircraft sales and service firm in Kansas City Missouri

Oklahoma City Jerrie Cobb Harvey Cobb Ponca City National Aeronautic Assn

Demaret Leads National Open After First Round

Jimmy Demaret fired a 68 to lead half the field at par during the National Open at Inverness Toledo. Heavy rains halted play leaving 15 players unfinished the opening round. Delayed finish set for this morning with contenders Boros Ford Venturi and Harbert chasing the Texan. Glenn Peake to perform in Emporia concert with ES College music students.

Toledo Ohio America Inverness Jimmy Demaret Kiamesha Lake N.Y Jimmy Glenn Peake Emporia State College Emporia

Tribune by Carrier Price Notice

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