Kansas State College analyzes farm price trends for December
Kansas State College economists forecast steady to lower prices for wheat and corn in December with possible late month or January improvement. Hog prices show a small uptick but cattle face a bearish December, while lamb and sheep receipts rise later in the month. Dairy and poultry trends are mixed with butter up and egg prices down. Rio Grande valley wine production from citrus fruits is being considered by Donna, Texas growers.
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Mrs Roosevelt enjoys Broadway satire on first lady theme
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt laughed at a Washington political satire titled first lady seen in a Broadway play starring Jane Cowl. She said it teased incidents rather than personalities and noted amusing lines about hosting Washington receptions and the idea of a woman first lady. Former ambassador Morgenthau shared her amusement.
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Athletes Favor Going to 1936 Berlin Olympics
Avery Brundage, president of the American Olympic Committee, said US athletes favor competing in Berlin despite Nazi discrimination alarms, with 188 of 139 who wrote supporting participation. He praised athletes for self funding and resisting subversive influences.
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University of Kansas Fine Arts students recital Thursday
Piano selections will lead the program at the regular KU School of Fine Arts student recital tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 in the Administration auditorium. The program lists piano works including Waltz in C sharp minor by Jean Henberger, Chinese Rhapsody by Charles Repper, and Sonata Op 2 No 3 Scherzo by Harrison Maxwell.
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Greensboro Officers Arrest Drunk Rider For Wrong-Way Horse
Greensboro officers long acquainted with drunken motorists faced a rare arrest when they charged a man here with riding a horse up the wrong side of the street while intoxicated.
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