Allan Blair Kling rises to lead Farm Bureau fight
Allan Blair Kling, tough president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, emerges as a national farm leader amid a fight against Brannon farm pan and free enterprise critics. Kling's rise follows his Depression era battles, his international reach, and long experience with farmers, banks, and insurance firms. He is described as a powerful, persuasive advocate shaping farm policy and party dynamics.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Chicago Federal Reserve Bank Board
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Easter bonnets and fragrances for springtime gifts
Easter time brings blooms and bouquets for churchgoing ladies. Perfume and scented accessories complement hats, with gardenia lilac carnation violet and red rose scents suggested for a coordinated look. A fragrance wardrobe, even with artificial blooms, can refresh old dresses and lift a mood.
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Smart
Breathing dangers from atomic warfare era devices
Fragmented passage discusses risks of inhaled contaminants and protective measures during an era of atomic warfare. It mentions damp conditions, improvised safety steps, and the challenge of controlling airborne hazards, including reference to electronic heat balance and ventilation in improvised settings.
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Etinnagh
Flying Frenchman completes transcontinental flight to Salem
Henry Kates and companion aboard a four hundred aircraft landed safely at Salem Oregon after an 48 hour first leg coast to coast from Vancouver. The Bonanza pilot started Saturday from Vancouver and flew to Olympia and Portland before reaching Salem. A separate report notes Lynn Smith, 19, Dodge City runner, suffered a javelin injury three inches into the skull on Saturday night during a separate incident.
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No Serious Injuries on A Derailed Crack Train
Norfolk and Western railroad passenger train derailed at Cincinnati last night with no serious injuries reported. The locomotive and several cars left the tracks near the east edge of the city before coming to a stop, a dramatic overturned scene drawing emergency response.
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Mildeed Gordon Novel Author Biography in 19th Century Record
Mildeed Gordon, a forerunner in early American literature, is described as a prolific novelist with ties to Ranta student life and Bark Niseun of Lire Miania. ANP notes her published work with Phowbatey and a collaboration involving iiabaid Vevonhan Cette Ble ettene veems. She completed college at the University at Aginolla Tepe. Mrs Gordon is identified as daughter of WW Ninun, Barker, with cousin BK Johnawn, Chanute Tribune editor.
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25th Anniversary Class of 1925 Plan Deteat Mt Aread
The University of Kansas class of 1925 plans a silver anniversary reunion at Mt. Aread June 3-4 with a varsity dance and group activities. Richard Be Stevens, Linns rene, and Carroll P. Hungate chair events. Alex S. Kenedy to chair reunion program. Dulph Sitios to arrange Memorial Day events. student groups including engineers and business students to participate.
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Dairy milk price drop sparks industry doubt
A garbled report notes milk prices fall with quoted ranges for pasteurized and homogenized milk, citing a dairy spokesman who calls the decline avational and attributes it to broader market factors. Named entities are unclear due to text quality.
Sweden Ambassador Presents Altar Cloth at Delaware Church
The Swedish ambassador presented an embroidered altar cloth to the historic Oh Sweden Church in Delaware. Mr Hobemin noted that both nations are guardians of freedom and democracy, while Kinstry of the Episcopal Church of New Arthur Ry Me accepted the gift.
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