Wheat support rates and discounts for 1957 crop
The 1957 wheat price support sets a $2 per bushel minimum for No. 1 wheat in Finney County, adjusted by grade and quality. Discounts apply for hard yellow, mixed varieties, and undesirable types. premiums for protein continue. Michigan Governor Williams calls strict traffic law enforcement to reduce highway fatalities amid 1956 improvements.
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Finney County
A. K. Cook
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Moje
Polio Shot Drive in Finney County Delayed by Vaccine Shortage
A planned county wide polio vaccination for residents under 40 in Finney County is postponed due to limited Salk vaccine supply. Garden City doctors report small, steady shipments but insufficient stock for mass immunization. Dr. John Turner notes younger children are most at risk and urges protection.
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Finney County
Garden City
John Turner
Suit Alleges Fair Labor Violations by Sampson Co
A U S District Court suit filed by the Labor Department charges Sampson Construction Co of Salina with overtime violations under the Fair Labor Standards Act for failing to pay time and a half after 40 hours weekly.
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Wichita
U. S. District Court
Sampson Construction Co
Salina
U. S. Labor Department
Shots scheduling hints raise questions in health guidance
The text notes vaccines given with a month between the first two shots and the final dose 7 to 10 months after the second, stressing priority for certain shots. It ends with an advertisement line urging telegram want ads for buying or selling.
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Telegram
Don’t Fool With Bats In Topeka Case Prompts Rabies Tests
Kansas health authorities warn against handling sick or grounded bats after a Topeka family was bitten by a trio of bats adopted by the household. Dr. Hood notes about a quarter of such bats carry rabies and urges careful collection for testing at Kansas State College.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thomas R. Hood
Hood
Board of Health
School of Veterinary Medicine
Kansas State College
Many New Kansas Laws Effective This Weekend
Kansas enacts wide changes with July 1 starts including reorganized tax agencies, a parole board replacing the penal and revenue commissions, and new tax structures such as a 1 percent severance tax on oil and gas. Unemployment and workers’ comp payments rise, a juvenile code debuts, trading stamps are banned starting April 16, 1958, and tax payment timing changes affect property taxes and license plates.
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State Tax Administration
State Penal Board
Pardon and Parole Board
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Tax Appeals Board
Seeaulta DT
Kansas
Japan Seeks Western Ties Under Democratic Goals
New York dispatch quotes Prime Minister Nobusuke Ishi stating Japan aims for association and cooperation with the free world as the cornerstone of its foreign policy. He emphasizes devotion to democratic principles and promises total national effort to build a responsible government for peace and progress.
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New York
Nobusuke Ishi
Japan
Wrong Lingo Crash Cause
HAMAMATSU Japan one of the two F8 Sabre Jet wings in Japan s new air force was grounded after a rash of accidents Defense Board chief Akira Kodaki pledges a reshuffle of staff to give more authority to jet flying men Kodaki denied reports of a pilots mutiny Asaki and other papers said pilots at a mass meeting urged amending training due to maintenance and schedule issues Fourteen air defense force planes have crashed this year with 32 lives lost English use in operations is blamed by some authorities studying its impact
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Hamamatsu
Japan
Defense Board
Akira Kodaki
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Lansing
Mich
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
National Guard
Marmaduke
Rapteron
Sampson Company
FORD
Paul Shanahan
Tax Commission
Mattane
Pacdonalds
Tel
Smart Hollywood
Sheen Sateen
Sailtone
Sateen
Oxford
Lon Mesh
Milan
N. Main
Burtis Motor Co., Inc
Garden City, Kansas
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