Harvest Scenes from Hereford as German Harvest Sees Shortfalls
Waving wheat fields near Hereford reflect a likely fair harvest for Germany yet British experts warn import needs will persist to prevent famine next winter. Reports cite soil nutrient shortages, aged harvesting gear, and scarce carts, with corn hit by heavy rains and fruit and beet crops varying. Local guards recruit news follows, detailing drill, riot training, and a call to enlistment.
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Hereford
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Hamburg
England
Lawrence Company of Kansas State Guard Seeks Five Recruits
Captain Mahlon Ball, commanding officer, says the Lawrence company is in fine shape for the Fort Riley encampment August 11. He notes volunteers have held extra drill periods to train new men in military procedures, with five recruits still needed. Last Sunday the local civilian unit...
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State Guard
Ernest Mullin
Journal-World
Mahlon. Ball
Lawrence Company
Kansas State Guard
Fort Riley
Special fact finding team to investigate Peiping clash
Executive headquarters announced a U S marine and Chinese clash investigation team will depart immediately. Col Michael F Davis Lt Gen Wu Nian-Ting and Maj Gen Hwang Yi-Feng will inspect the scene 35 miles southeast of Peiping, after Communist radio in Yenan charged U S delay and cited American weapons.
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Yenan
Bride Dies of Polio in Hutchinson Kansas
Mrs. Neil Vosburgh 26 a bride of a month died yesterday of infantile paralysis in Hutchinson. It is the second death among seven polio cases this year. She was from Wellington Kansas and her husband Capt Neil Vosburgh is stationed at Smoky Hill army air base Salina. Veterans urged to write to regional VA office if subsistence payments due under the education program have not arrived for 30 days.
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Kan
Neil Vosburgh
Vosburgh
Wellington
Smoky Hill Army Air Base
Salina
Veterans Education
S. L. Derby
Lawrence
Kansas City
Japanese Editor in Leadership Role in Occupation Era
Tokyo Aug 6 LP Toyohiko Kagawa 38 year old Christian minister is a leading Japanese figure in the occupation era pushing plans from a nationwide Christian revival to fund relief. He tours the country delivering lectures and a special Christian service while seeking to restore burned churches and promote cooperative unions linking producers and consumers. He leads the cooperatives federation and edits the Weekly Japan Christian newspaper and the International Peace Society. He criticizes MacArthur’s policies while urging gratitude to the General.
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Democratic Party
Cooperative Unions Federation
Tty Hettse Af
Pan Educs
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International Peace Society
MacArthur
Buss com and Rauh land Salina contract
For E State Housing Salina a Salina Kansas construction firm Buss com and Rauh has been awarded a contract for approximately one thousand dollars.
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Salina, Kan
Salina
Busscom and Rauh
Federal housing project to build 308 units for veterans at Kansas State College
The federal public housing authority plans 308 veterans housing at Kansas State College in Manhattan. Construction starts immediately. English lotteries operated early as 1569 and, between 1799 and 1824, the government annually raised large sums through lotteries.
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Federal Public Housing Authority
Kansas State College
Manhattan
England
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