Heat Reserves and 1953 Crop Outlook Forecast
Government report outlines 1953 crop conditions with a total near 1.292 billion bushels, including a 611 million bushel carryover from fall, and notes potential adjustments from a larger outlook. Weather and drought reduced soil moisture, with December progress the weakest in years and Kansas Oklahoma Texas forecasting poor prospects. Production helpers may be needed after January 1 to bridge supply gaps.
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Ular
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Dr Allen Recalled to Marine Group in Korea Service
Dr Robert E Allen son of Forrest C and Mrs Louise Allen of Lawrence Kansas recalled to report to First Marine Division in Korea Feb 25 He is KU 1941 graduate and 1940 41 honor man and played basketball under Jayhawker coach father now in 36th year He lives in Kansas City and is St Luke's Hospital staff member Married to Jean McFarland of Topeka with three sons His brother Milton is Douglas County attorney
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Robert E. Allen
Forrest C. Allen
Lawrence
Marine Division
Korea
Allen
Kansas University
K. U
Mt. Oread
Kansas City
St. Luke's Hospital
Marines
Navy
Jean McFarland
Topeka
Dr. Allen
Milton P. Allen
Douglas County
Wes Roberts Receives Ike's OK for GOP Post
Readable notes say Wesley Roberts has presidential approval from Eisenhower for a Republican post, with Eisenhower's signoff expected to secure his appointment next month at the party headquarters in Washington.
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Wes Roberts
Ike
GOP
Bobe Istinieed
Wesley Roberts
Euecnones
Rte
Summerfield
Gatran
Flying Saucers Might Be Muscae Volitantes Claim
Dr. Edgar F. Mauer of Los Angeles argues in a Science communique that flying saucers could be muscae volitantes or scintillating scotoma. He explains they are spots before the eyes caused by nearsightedness upset stomach or migraine headaches.
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Edgar F. Mauer
Los Angeles
Science
Dr. Mauer
Bridges War Proposals Denounced by Red Paper
Moscow dispatch says Pravda calls U S Sen Styles Bridges cannibalistic for Korea war proposals. The Republican senator and Armed Services Committee member told Newsweek he would push fuller use of anti Communist Asian allies and atomic weapons if they would save American lives.
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Pravda
U. S
Sen. Styles. Bridges
R-Nh
Newsweek
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Korea
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