Hollywood Star Proposes Fix for Movies Versus TV
Hollywood star Broderick Crawford argues that movies should be split by budget: low budget productions for television and high budget features for theaters. He says studios must lift quality, while television fuels demand for better entertainment and cinema audiences still pay for quality.
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Packed YM schedule aims at campus outreach
David Riggs, executive secretary of the University YMCA, plans a two hour course on History of the Christian Church and a busy range of activities for about 600 members. Projects include recruiting counselors for a St Louis work camp, basketball games with city teams, an April orpheum, a national Christian work recruiting conference, Bible study groups, a married couples club, and interdenominational youth programs in Lawrence. A district meeting at KU is planned for March and faculty forums occur this spring. A dis section group on applying Christianity to daily living may form, meeting biweekly. Riggs and cabinet members participate in service club programs and speak to the Lawrence Kiwanis and Jamwinn… Cooperatives.
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Seed certification could boost Kansas farm income
Kansas State College agronomist Wil loughby told the Kansas Hybrids Association during the 82nd annual agricultural week that certified seed grown in state could add about 200 million dollars to annual farm income. He cited Commanche Pawnee and Wichita wheat varieties and Cherokee Nemaha oats boosting production, while Wil loughby noted 3,000 fields inspected and 62.2 percent certification rate. New officers for the Hybrid Association and Crop Improvement groups were elected, with Willoughby and Compton among leaders.
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Wichita
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Garrison
Hybride Association
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Carl Overley
Ratt Hockena
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el Dorado
Harald Stadt
Ottawa
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United States Drilling and Petroleum Day Marked
A brief note reports five million barrels of petroleum related activity in the United States, highlighting a substantial daily output. Officials emphasize industry growth and energy resilience amid ongoing market shifts.
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Riley to Address KU Students at Convocation
Henry W. Riley assistant treasurer of the International Bank of Reconstruction and Development will speak to University of Kansas students in the business school at a Monday convocation at 3 o clock in Strong Auditorium. He visits for a regional research conference sponsored by the Kansas bureau of business research and will address the conference group at a banquet later that evening. He has been in his current post since 1945. Prior to 1946 he directed and served as secretary treasurer of the United States Commercial Company.
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Windsors welcomed in Texas on royal visit
The Windsors, the former king and queen consort of England, arrived in Texas for a Mexican trip. A crowd of about 2,500 gathered at a Houston rail station for autographs and a royal reception. They attended a Shamrock hotel dinner hosted by Gilman Glenn McCarthy before continuing to San Antonio and then to Clint Murchison’s Dallas area ranch.
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Dallas
Tampico
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Farm Bureau Stag Meeting in Willow Springs
Farm Bureau members in Willow Springs township gather at the township hall for a stag meeting starting at eight o’clock Tuesday evening February 14. W C Boardman Kansas Power and Light safety director will discuss rail conservation. Boardman previously led a U S D A survey and served as a county agent in South Dakota at Brookings.
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Lawrence
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South Dakota
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Army Weasels Deliver Food Fuel to Dakota Snowbound
Army units using sled-like vehicles and jeeps pushed relief to snowbound Dakotas. Red Cross expects relief operations to finish soon barring more blizzards. Temperatures may rise slightly but winds up to 30 mph could slow travel restoration.
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