Increase Imports Debate Faces Capitol Hill
Washington discusses boosting imports from Europe as Paul Hoffman urges adding four to five hundred million dollars in European purchases by 1953 to balance Marshall Plan aid. He argues more imports help Europe earn dollars, while critics warn of tariff erosion and hurt to American industry.
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James Marlow
Washington
UPI
Paul Hoffman
Capitol Hill
Europe
Holman
Hoffman
Congress
U.S
Borate
Smith
Danbury
Conn
Paris
Sorority Seeks Performers For Benefit Minstrel Show
Local Beta Sigma Phi chapters invite volunteers to audition at the high school auditorium at 7 30 pm for parts and the first rehearsal. The benefit minstrel is set for May 12 and 18 to aid the Bert Nash Memorial Mental Health clinic, directed by Charles Kassinger with Miss Cameron as council president.
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Bert Nash
Civil rights panel at University of Wichita draws mixed views
A trio including a Democrat a Republican and a Negro representative spoke on civil rights at the University of Wichita. P G Porter and Larry Ryan praised Republican human rights roots and Truman leadership while Melton H. Stephens warned real progress hinges on party control, noting anti discrimination bills face southern opposition. Storage plans for 11 million bushels of grain approved for Commodity Credit Corporation facilities with three 4 million bushel warehouses to help store wheat the government may take over by May.
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Wichita
University of Wichita
P. G. Porter
Olathe
G.O.P. State Central Committee
Republican Party
Larry Ryan
Kansas
Truman
Melton H. Stephens
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Democratic Party
U.K
Commodity Credit Corporation
State Production and Marketing Administra
Tion
Tenant Farmers Vanish as More Become Land Owners
A Douglas county trend shows tenant farmers shrinking as owners buy farms. Bankers report few rental farms available while neighboring farmers take on leases. Some renters seek loans for purchases but sales of farm property slow due to high land prices and scarce labor.
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Douglas County
Gill Real Estate Company
Howard Wiseman
Lawrence National Bank
Kelvin Hoover
First National Bank
Wiseman
Hoover
Deal Six
M. H. Wertzberger
Sail Conservation Work Unit
Alt
Seed for Gardens Guide to plant by March in Kansas
Horticulturist W. G. Amstein of Kansas State University advises gardeners to plant radishes spinach peas lettuce and turnips as soon as soil is workable and to set onion sets beets carrots Irish potatoes parsnips and cabbage by March. He lists adapted varieties for common vegetables and notes certified seed for Irish potatoes and specific seed potatoes for sweet potatoes squash and tomatoes. Potamine sulfate used to stop bleeding is obtainable from salmon CEES.
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W. G. Amstein
K-State
Amstein
Pole
Kentucky Wonder
Lima
Henderson Bueh Lima
Wonder
Crossley
Golden Acre
Marion
Chantenay
Danvers
Grand Rapids
Great Lakes
Bermuda
Alaska
New Zealand
Valiant
Kansas
Sioux
Ticket Selling Contest Opens Tomorrow for Caddie Woodlawn
Junior high students entering the ticket selling contest for the Caddie Woodlawn presentation will meet tomorrow at 3 pm in the school library. First prize is the Newbery Medal winner Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Rhyne Brink, second prize is Magical Melon, and third prize details remain unspecified.
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Caddie
Woodlawn
Carol Rhyne Brink
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Jie
Deur
Civil Rights Panel
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Robert L. Zuhour
Westinghouse
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Decker~ Keys Real Estate Company
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Gros
Binger
N.Y
Red Sox
Joe McCarthy
Boston
Mercury
Los Angeles
Lincoln Mercury Association
Grand Canyon
America
American Automobile Association
Death Valley
Mississippi
Bill Bodin, Inc
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Ner State Nurseries
Bambued
OWA
University Coal CO. Pha
Derby Grain CO. Ph
Snider Coal & Heating
Alligator
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