Midwest Protest Over Wheat Treaty No Reciprocal Cut
Washington August 13 The State department faced Midwest opposition to a proposed reciprocal trade treaty with Canada that would require U S wheat reductions without a corresponding cut by Canada Rep Hope Kansas ranking Republican on the agriculture committee says wheat producers and millers are unhappy with treaties so far and fear continued curtailment of American wheat production amid press reports about the Canada deal He notes farmers are generally willing to reduce acreage but oppose unfair terms.
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Canada
House Agriculture Committee
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Monthly Contracts Awarded for Concrete Pavements
Hope cautioned against any international agreement binding the United States to indefinite curtailment of wheat or other farm commodities. He argued any reduction should target Canadian wheat, citing Canada’s failure to curtail production and its management of wheat issues as key factors in depressed world wheat prices. He noted the reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba covers wheat flour, though a prior agreement already granted concessions.
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Canada
Cuba
Howe
Export Duty Debate Echoes in Wheat Trade
A speaker argued that even with Cuba involved, most benefits in the flour export trade have accrued to Canadian wheat producers as the bulk of flour exported has been milled from bonded Canadian wheat. The remark highlights concerns over trade flows and producer gains.
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Lindley to attend NYA advisory meeting in Washington
Dr E H Lindley Kansas University chancellor departs Colorado on a vacation to join a NYA advisory committee in Washington D C. He will pass through Lawrence tonight en route to the capital where 24 committee members will refine CSEP plans and relief efforts at KU and other colleges.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
National Youth Administration Advisory Committee
Washington, D. C
Raymond Nichols
Dr. Lindley
Lawrence
Lindleys
Glacier National Park
Estes Park
Colo
Travel notes link Brownlee party with Kansas memories
Brownlee and family staying in the same camp were bound for California. Mr Wherry spoke with John Bunn, Stanford basketball coach, who asked to be remembered to friends in Lawrence. Bunn previously coached at Kansas University.
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Brownlees
California
Mr. Wherry
John Bunn Bunn
Stanford
Bun
Lawrence
Mr. Bunn
K. U
Kansas Typhoid Rise Not Linked to Floods Says Official
Prof Earnest Boyce, state sanitary engineer at the University of Kansas, said there has been an unusually large rise in typhoid cases in Kansas over the last three weeks. He noted the cases stem from undetermined causes and are not due to flooded wells, with remarks made during and after the June floods.
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Earnest Boyce
University of Kansas
Kansas
Typhoid Threat After Flood Waters Increases
Prof Boyce reports 3 000 half pound packages of chlorinated lime sent to poor commissioners and health officers in flood ravaged counties. Precautions and warnings in these districts aim to keep fever free, while typhoid surfaces in areas less affected by the floods.
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Boyce
Half of Graduates Plan on Attending College
Principal Neal M. Wherry reports that 50 percent of the 202 last year graduates plan to attend college. Transcripts have been sent to nine colleges, with 98 going to Kansas University. Other destinations include Kansas State College in Manhattan.
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Neal M. Wherry
Lawrence Memorial High School
K. U
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Low Bidder Named On Oklahoma Road Project
Ottawa firm Pacceinal Incelentare is the apparent low bidder at 16 12.41 for a 6.917 mile roadside beautification project on va 8 highway 77 between Wayne and Paoli in McCurtain and Garvin counties per the state highway department. Robert Wayne Powell, 10, son of Dr and Mrs Lyle Powell, has recovered and returned from Research hospital in Kansas City after a pneumonia illness.
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Lake Lotawana
Kansas City
Lawrence High Principal Returns From California Trip
Lawrence High School principal Neal M Wherry and wife Mrs Wherry and daughter Phyllis completed a 6000 mile motor trip to California. Neal attended the Stanford University summer session in Palo Alto while the family also visited Gallup New Mexico where they saw Oscar.
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