Reductions in Wheat Freight Rates Stir West Coast Trade
U.S. rail lines cut freight rates for transporting hard red winter wheat from Colorado and Western Kansas to the West Coast with Santa Fe seeking similar relief. Japan shows strong buying interest at 1.5 to 1.7 million bushels monthly if supplies hold. Locals worry about freight space and storage profits amid a large surplus, while unions push for lower surplus stocks as farmers’ associations push reform.
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The Unheralded Hero Letter to Editor
A reader lauds the quiet taxpayer who funds government, praising the daily tax as an investment in homes and liberty. He extols the indispensable citizen, the stakeholder who supports industry, culture, and progress, while urging pride in American tax paying. Frank G. West signs.
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Prayer and Action in Daily Life at Upper Room Faith
A meditation on James 2 17 urging faith without works is lifeless and asking God to make believers willing workmen partners in daily deeds that answer prayers through Christ Amen.
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Dedicated Prison Officials Face Big Task On Alcatraz
Drew Pearson surveys Alcatraz with Fred Wilkinson assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons and C G Blackwell warden as they recount McCoy Remington murder at Lewisburg and the reform effort. They describe inmate profiles, prison life, programs and the stern challenge of shaping hardened criminals.
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Distaff Summer Scenes and Homemade Toast Memories
A reflective column recalls summers in town with repeated scenes of children asking to swim, mothers enduring rainy days, and a toast toaster that stopped being automatic after 14 years. The narrator likens mornings in Lawrence to long-ago work routines, ending with a quirky note about free kittens offered at the Ted Ludwig home.
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