Presidential Okay Is Expected For New Farm Setup
Washington AP reports a rush fashioned farm bill may win the President’s signature after House passage. Agriculture Secretary Benson praised provisions aiding cotton and rice, easing planting controls for corn farmers, and extending wool subsidies for three more years. The administration also seeks lower government price supports for grain and other crops. Two more farm bills were anticipated before adjournment.
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Benson
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Incomplete readable fragments describe a local event or notice with names places and numeric details. The text implies a civic or community matter but key specifics are unclear. Further clarification from the source is needed to produce a precise title and summary.
Wall Street Gains Amid Moderate Recovery Signs
Market mixed with a technical rally as stocks edged higher in late trading. Steel shares paced the rebound with other names like Studebaker Packard and American Motors modestly higher amid firmer operating rates and stronger sales signals. Government bonds traded lower under pressure.
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Cortan
Hedging & Liquidation
Chicago
Wall Street
Prives
Studebaker Packcard
Amenean Motors
I. Lukens
San Arly
U.S. Steel
Allegheny Ludhan
Kennecott
Anaconda
American Smelling
Bu Pont
Twentieth Century - Fox
Interstate Department Stores
International Paper and Lorillard
Local wreck victim released from Kansas City hospital
Jane Hutton of 2038 La. St. was injured Saturday when the auto she rode in fell from a Kansas Turnpike overpass in Wyandotte County. She was discharged Monday afternoon from Bethany Hospital in Kansas City. Her companion Robert F. Endacott, 22, of 1425 Kg. Xt. remains in Providence Hospital in satisfactory condition.
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la. St
Wyandotte Counah
Bethany
Kansas City
Robert F. Endacott
Providence Hospital
Truman Visit Tour Highlights KU Foreign Students
A KU Orientation Center program brings foreign students to Independence Missouri for a talk with President Truman at the Truman Library. Afterward they visit Kansas City and host families for the weekend while continuing a sixweek session on American usage and college life. Other events include ballad singing by Prof. Charles Oldfather, a Douglas County 4-H Fair visit, and a social evening with a skit.
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Kansas University
Independence
Truman
Philip Brooks
Tor
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Anerwan Costans
Kansas City
Chanute
7 O'Elnock
Charles Oldfather
Douglas County
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Gertrude Bela Kappa
Sellards Pearson Hall
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