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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1963

Page

6

Nuts Grow Big Business In Kansas Farms Say Officials

Squirrels may face nut shortages as pecans and walnuts rise from farm niceties to cash crops. Kansas State University and agencies urge growers to plant groves, predicting pecan value around 4.5 million dollars annually and walnuts about 1.2 million. Timber value adds. Growth drivers include new pickers and rising demand, with potential 300 million pounds of pecans yearly by 1975.

Dayton Blair Pres Kangas Kansas State University Kansas Marais Des Cygnea Neosho Verdigris

Ellsworth Hall Dedicated at KU Campus

A new 2.8 million dormitory for 676 University of Kansas students was dedicated as Ellsworth Hall in honor of Fred Ellsworth on his 68th birthday. Attendees included Ellsworth’s wife and sons Robert and Stephen, with Robert also serving as a Kansas congressman. KU Chancellor W. Clarke Wescoe praised Ellsworth’s longtime campus service before more than 3,000 in attendance.

Lawrence, Kan University of Kansas Ellsworth Fred Ellsworth K.U. Alumni Association Robert Lawrence Stephen Stamford Conn Maude Ellsworth K.U Robert Ellsworth Kansas W. Clarke Wescoe K.A

Forty Her Sculpturing Career Began at Age Forty

Life Begins of Forty Her Sculpturing Career Began at 40 profiles artist Sally Stengert who started sculpting at 40, noting her late-blooming craft, daily studio routine, and works sold by dealers. The piece includes a planned October 11 benefit for Eleanor Roosevelt in New York with figures like Jack Benny and Marian Anderson. It also covers wartime memories and a brief Belgrade dispatch about Skopje flood displacements after the earthquake.

Eleanor Roosevelt Democratic Party New York Philharmonic Hall Jack Benny Marian Anderson Walter Sally Senget

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