New Agriculture Farm at Ottawa Kansas With Two Field Trials
Two new experiment fields will be established by Kansas State College near Ottawa and St. George to study reland agriculture and soil rotation. A 240 acre tract near Ottawa in Woodson silt district and a 260 acre sandy tract south of St George will host plots, pastures, and grasses with varying fertility tests. Funding from the legislature, Thurston Chemical Co. and Thompson Phosphate division supports the programme as agronomy staff begin land preparation and seeding of Perry soy and other test crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansas State
Ottawa
Kansas
H. E. Myers
Perry
Myers
Thurston Chemical Company
Joplin
Thompson Phosphate Division
International Minerals and Chemicals
Chicago
Just Put It in Container That's All the City Asks
The city cleanup crew struggles with raked grass and yard waste as residents dump dry clippings. City manager H Wigglesworth says crews will collect all trash but cannot handle loose refuse. containers of any kind will suffice and several pickups may be needed to clear the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Wigglesworth
Wiggleaworth
Education Council Hears Purdue Professor On Riley
About 110 members and guests of the Lawrence Education Council heard Dr. George E. Davis from Purdue University discuss the life and writings of James Whitcomb Riley. He also recited works by the Hoosier poet after the dinner at Eldridge Hotel. Miss Core Davenport presided. Musical numbers were performed by Doris McConnell, Danny Wiley, and Phil White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Education Council
George E. Davis
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Davis
Division of
Adult Education
Eldridge Hotel
Core Davenport
Lawrence Council
Doris McConnell
Vt. St
Danny Wiley
Phil White
Board of Education
Emil Podsiadlo Inducted as New Lawrence Rotarian
Emil Podsiadlo plant manager at Westvaco Chemical Corp was inducted into the Lawrence Rotary Club yesterday. He moved to Lawrence after Westvaco announced plans to establish a plant here in 1850. Married with a home at 825 Mo St he previously worked at Westvaco’s Carteret New Jersey plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil P. Podsiadlo
Westvaco Chemical Corp
Lawrence Rotary Club
Podsiadlo
Lawrence
Westvaco
Mo. St
Padsiadio
Westvacos Carteret
N. J
Death notices for Ray Shanafelt of Bonner Springs
Ray Shanafelt a Lawrence resident died Saturday morning at his home in Bonner Springs at age 75. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Bonner Springs. Surviving are his widow, daughter, son Raymond, two grandchildren and his mother.
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Ray Shanafelt
Ray Shanefelt
Ora Lawrence
Bonner Springs
Iason
Raymond Shanafelt
Ahdchilren
Dick Aenafelt
Pe Steyhaeit
Lawrence Chamber elects seven to Board of Directors
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce members elected seven men to the Board of Directors in one of the body's largest vote tallies. The new directors are Joe Wilson Russell Mosser Conrad McGrew J D King W Keith Kelley Larry Flannery and William Bodin. The full board will meet April 9 for a noon lunch at Dine A Mite and officers will be installed April 14 at the Eldridge Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wilson
Russaell Mosser
Conrad McGrew
J. D. King
W. Keith Kelley
Larry Flannery
William Bodin
Eldridge
Lawrence C. of
Monti Belot
Cliff Calvin
Ralph Campbell
Dick Keene
John Andrews
Paul Rogers
John Vogel
Lawrence vigil ends with Kansas fans roaring
Lawrence reports a postgame victory celebration with convertibles jammed with fans and fireworks in the streets. A new female officer, Mrs Margaret Robertson, was sworn in as record clerk at the city police department while Red Cross fundraising lagged behind its goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Nates
Helsinki
Finland
LaSalle
Im Murray
Tee
Margaret Robertson
E. 19Th’ St
Fred Robertson
Red Cross
Iun
Pasture Shown Most Economical Animal Feed Says Kansas Expert
R C Lind extension soil conservationist at Kansas State College in Manhattan says pasture is the most economical feed. Experiments compare wheat corn Atlas silage and brome grass pasture, with brome yielding highest digestible nutrients and value. Lind urges grass and legume cover as soil conservation priority for fertility and structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Lind
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Lind
K-State
Linc
Hospital Births and Local Residents Listed in Memorial Record
Memorial Hospital records list several births and local residents by name and address. Entries include new babies for Soto, Artis Brohammer, Lydia Moutsanides, Frances Kirkham, Lois Barnard, Rosetta Hodge, and others. adults Betty Lowe, Rosemary Lang, Beatrice Husted, Ruby Miller, Harlan Miller, Ada Stecker, Pat Freeman, Blanche Mathes, Bonnie Holcom, Bell Dailey, Hattie Seybold, Thelita Shilman, Bernice Pulliam, William Daniels, Ida Athey, Etta Withers, Wanda Cook, Howard Davenport, Walda Monroe, and Ivan Rowe among numerous couples and households. The list also notes two marriages and multiple newborns in Baldwin, Sunflower, Eudora, Moundville, and surrounding areas.
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Betty Lowe
Sunflower
Rosemary J. Lang
Beatrice Husted
Sth
Ruby Miller
Eudora
Harlan Miller
R. I. St
Thelita Shilman
Perry St
Bernice Pulliam
Ark
William Daniels
Moundville
Ida Athey
Etta Withers
Wanda Cook
Baldwin
Howard Davenport
St. Walda
Lydia Moutsanides
Frances Kirkham
Lois Barnard
Maiden Lane
Rosetta Hodge
William Blyler
Harland Miller
Ivan Rowe
Mass
NEW SHOCK REMOVER FOR STATIC ELECTRICITY
Eric O Sonneman of Merix Chemical Co Chicago announced ready to market new anti static compounds. One treats plexiglass windows plastic parts car rugs and records while the other removes charges from fabrics and plastic yarns used on bed covers belts machinery and hospital doors to prevent static shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eric O. Sonneman
Merix Chemical Co
Boy chess prodigy from Seville eyes world title
Andresito Garcia Quesada, barely five, learned chess in six months from his barber father and has defeated top Seville players. He dreams of becoming world champion one day. A divorce suit also filed in district court by Mary J Rubens against Altred Ruens.
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Seville
Spain
um—Sevillians
Andresito Garcia Quesada
Hik Chee
Phot
Andresito
Mary J.rubens
Altred
Hay Stacks Preserve Quality After Drought Years
In Brisbane a 12 ton hay stack fed Jer ry cows during a drought. Queensland Agriculture Department tests show a center sample with 21.7 percent protein moisture free. The stack, stacked years ago by the present owner's father after a 1919 drought, stayed under cover and well dried, preserving lucerne quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Brisbane
Queensland Agriculture Department
Television draws tourists to New York hotel rooms
New York hotel catering mainly to tourists reports all time high room service revenue as visitors spend more hours in rooms watching TV and ordering meals. Irwin Kramer of Hotel Edison notes visitors from small towns are impressed by reception and programs on television in the city.
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New York
Irwin Kramer
Hotel Edison
Fairview residents share visits amid illness and travel
Lawrence based residents gather with neighbors and relatives for gatherings and support as illness spreads and service members plan leave. Charles Sample dies. family travels from Syracuse and Wiggins to attend. Libery Memorial student Norman Leary misses school due to measles. April fair and community events noted.
Market News Mayhem At Gimme Brooks Lower Rails Oils
Market data shows mixed livestock and grain moves with steady to weak tones in wheat and steer pricing. Cattle prices range from around 25.50 to 32.75 for various grades, with feeders steady to higher and stockers in light supply. lambs strong, ewes scarce, lambs up to 28.00 for native springers and mixed grades noted.
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Lowe
Ian
New York
Am Airlines
Am Tel & T
Beech Aire
Chrysler Cities
du Pont Bbm
Eastman Rod
Gen Foods
Elec
Gen Motors Foodyear
Harvath Rma. LI
Kennacott Montg Ward
Penney JC
Ais
Phillips Pet My
Sears Rock Radio Cp
Oil Cai Bay Dil Ltd
Mackey Family News From Wichita and Surrounding Areas
The notes report Mackey father C B Robb of Wichita visiting his father. Robert North to San Diego for recruit training after illness. Social items include Mrs Thomas Cawley’s Sedalia weekend with Marie Cawley and Tonyie. home demonstration meetups with Mrs Ronald Robb and guests Emil Heck Jr and Albert Keller. School adds kitchen and restrooms. memorial clock and picture by Raymond Gardner. patron meeting on two teacher classroom. pupil count rising at Mackey School. guests listed for Sunday visit. A new highway planning to miss Fall Leaf and Linwood flood area. wedding date set for April 15 for W A Tee and Marie Cawley. Delphine Club meeting noted. Gulf Street location varies seasonally.
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C.B. Robb
Wichita
Robb
Robert North
San Diego
Calif
Robert
Thomas Cawley
Marie Cawley
Tony Ie
Sedalia
Ronald Robb
Emil Heck Jr
Albert Keller
H. G. van Neste
Theo. Wiggins
Mackey School
Bob Surles
Raymond Gardner
David Perkins
Fob Perkins
Dorothy Rexode
Yvonne Rubb
Fall Leaf
Linwood
W. A
Tony) Tee
Route 5
Harry R. Miller
Delphine Club
Lutheran Church
Arthur Fritzel
John Fritzel
Kansas City Produce Prices And Egg Butter Totals
Errred AR Geen 3 educe Colorado ad. Kansas City Produce lists eggs by grade and weight with current receipts and butterfat ranges. Poultry items include hens roosters and broilers with miscellaneous weights and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Kansas City
Market Report and Stock Slide as Steel Strike Looms
Wall Street shares fell Tuesday amid a threat of a steel strike. Rails oils steels and motors led losses as trading intensified, with declines around 7 points on some issues. Volume rose to about 1.7 million shares as the market faded.
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Wall Street
New York
Lawrence Kansas April 1 1952 jet of the year
Lawrence Kansas listing disjointed company names and figures from a stock or business column. Mentions Mondeys business to 1 680 shares and widest swinging references to Beeter nce Sigerier OF California Texas Pacific Land Trust Amerada Northern Pacific.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Mondey
Beeter Nce
Sigerier
Or & California
Texas
Pacific Land Trust
Amerada_ cum
Northern
Pacific
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Kansas State
Education Council
Purdue
Rotary Club
Emil Podsiadlo
Dorsey - Liberty Pe
Mica Lemont
Marry Hadler
Les Lea Morgan
Rose Croix
Chamber of Commerce Wit
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Toay
Clyde Lovellette
Sally Lovellette
K.A
Lew Henry
F. C
Phog” Allen
Allen
H Im
Henry
L. C. Woodruff
K.U
Fall City
Neb
Nebras
Virgil Falloon
University of Kansas
Nebraska
Dean Terat Carr
Ne Lye Ee Leer KY
Ig Seven
Feene Ans
Dean Carr
Alien
oThia
Phog
Charles F. Oakes
Maple St
Erate SP
Senate
Wayter
Leo Theodore Norcross
6Th St
Larate
Mont Bvon
Memorial Hospital
William Evans
Dan Ragle
Summitt St
N. Y. TV
Fairview
Galen Miller
Charles Ralston
Linda
Robert Nisely
Dorothy Leary
Kaw Valley
Harold White
William Koehler
Ralph
Germany
U.S
Ed Howard
Lloyd
Ernest Leary
Donald Alford
Marie Howard
Peters
George Sample
Syracuse
Armstrong
Wiggins
Colo
Edwin Sample
Charles Sample
E. B. Pine
White District
Eugene Leary
Pine
Olive Meaira
Cora Whedon
Norman Leary
Liberty Memorial High School
Robert Nisely Grove
Fort Scott
Howard Anecker
Mackey
Anna Ball
Mary Thome
Ice
Schubert Funeral Home
New Hampshire
Amboulsoce Service
Decker-Coy Agency
Warren Decker
Bud Coy
East Sth
Ance
Lawrence Memorial CO
Nertean Kaduoatt, Mzr
INS. Agcy
ML C. Manley
Mezio McKinasy
Men Arene
Helsinkt
Holmes and Peck Insurance
East Ite
Andy ¢. Hess
Vermont
B. P.O. Elks
Dick Pucka
America
Tomorcan
Traylor
Calvin
Hartford
Connie McGrew
Freesten Company
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