Brannan Farm Plan in Spotlight as GOP Attacks Farm Policy
Republicans press Brannan on the 1949 farm plan and 1948 election issues tied to farm policy. They argue the plan expands government control and subsidies to keep farmers prosperous, while Democrats led by Stevenson distance themselves from endorsement. Brannan cites storage limits and Congress as restricting government storage facilities.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Det
Brannan
Truman
Dewey
GOP
Congress
Adlai Stevenson
Farm
George D. Aiken
Vermont
John J.williams
Delaware
Agriculture Department
Fragmentary political accusation targets farm policy
The fragment claims storage authority and place claimed as proof that Republicans would destroy farm programs if given power. It mentions Dewey, Hiker, and Williams alleging Brannan took steps to lower farm prices in 1888 for campaign purposes.
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Place
Dewey
Hiker
Williams
Brannan
Mennonite Singers Return From European Tour
The Mennonite Singers of Bethel College North Newton Kansas led by Walter Hohmann completed a European tour visiting Germany Switzerland and the Netherlands. They performed 30 church concerts and on board concerts aboard the Italia before returning to Newton. One member Willis Linscheid Butterfield Minnesota fell ill in Germany and will rejoin in about a month.
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New York
Mennonite Singers
Bethel College
North Newton
Kas
Walter H. Hohmann
Germany
Switzerland
Netherlands
Auto
Newton
Italia
al Hohmann
Willis Linscheid
Butterfield
Minn
Hohmann
Linscheid
Four Leaf Clover 4H entries for fairs announced
Douglas County 4 H Club members enter 34 projects for the Topeka Free Fair September 6 to 12 and four projects for the Hutchinson State Fair September 13 to 19. Two judging teams for home economies and livestock will compete, with an entry in the state style revue. Entries close Friday at the county extension office. only top blue ribbon county fair projects qualify.
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Topeka
Caroll Crowgey
Deal Six
County Farm
Hutchinson
I Mary
Emily Booth
Palmyra
Gloria’ Barnes
Kenneth Coon
Shorthorn Worden
Kathleen Dunigan
Four Leaf Clover Club
Mary E. Booth
Gloria Ousdahl
Jayhawk Club
Norman Lexcorn
Oats
Meadow
S 4 Co
Gawrence Daily Jourrnal
Angel
Russell Bajer
Clin
J. Breithaupt
Wordenton
Sandra Wizer
Glenn Springs
Mary
Dorothea Miller
Schroeder
Jayhawk
Elsie Barnmaier
Wyandotte
Mary Speich
Miss Booth
Jo’ Mathey
Booth
Sample
Ayrshire
Demon Meadowlark Club
Ste Pl
Roger Heck
Jayhawk ‘Club
Caroline Wilbur
Four Leaf Clover
Peggy
Prisoners Tested U N Guards With Maximum Force
Reports from the U S Eighth Army say Red prisoners at Koje Island and other camp complexes in July and August challenged United Nations personnel. Guards used maximum force, resulting in four dead and one injured, amid ongoing POW and civilian internees disturbances.
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Seoul
Korea
U. N
U.S. Eighth Army
Koje Island
South Korea
Koje
Eighth
United Nations
General Manion Visits Berlin as U.S. Army Chief Tours Berlin Garrison
General James E. Manion arrives in Berlin on a one day trip as commander in chief of U S Army in Europe. He will inspect the American garrison Berlin and confer with top officers.
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Berlin
Manion
Eddy
U. S.army
Europe
Fragmentary World War II Battle Note
A fragmentary report notes light fighting at an unspecified date with mentions of air action and supply area disruption. The garbled text suggests bombardment or bombing and references to positions or units but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
U N Planes Suffer Sudden Accident In Korea
U N planes in Korea suddenly crash during a mission against Reds amid heavy bombing. Fifth Air Force reports hazardous material drops and napalm use to support ground troops in clear weather after five days of bad conditions.
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Seoul
Korea
Red Capital
Af Prangyans
U.S. Fifth Air Force
U.N
Red Line
U. S. Fighth Army
Polar drift noted by explorer team near Cape Farewell
An informal conference Monday involved Donald B. Mga and the National Geographic Society discussing polar drift. A wearied expedition captain described a strange incident as a crew member reportedly touched his pants on the ice, with observers locating the Cape Farewell drift near Green Hand.
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Donald B. Mga
Vian
National Geo- Society
Cape Farewell
Greei Hand
Polar
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