Silage and roughage cut feed costs says Kansas experts
Kansas State College Extension experts told roughly 75 Douglas County farmers and students that using good quality silage and roughage can lower feed costs without reducing production. They advised ammonium nitrate for spring fertilization, urged local equipment sharing, and stressed planning dairy rations on a perennial basis.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Kansa R State College
Manhattan
Douglas County
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
L. L. Willoughby
Willoughby
Nilloughby
Kansas
Arthur Jacobs
Jacobs
Dell Gates
K-State Extension
State Business Manager Persuaded Not to Quit
TOPEKA Gov Arn disclosed that Ed Burge, state business manager since 1947, had tendered his resignation effective Feb 4 but it was rejected. The governor said he persuaded Burge to stay until the Legislature acts on a proposed state fiscal reorganization placing all state purchases under a central administration. Burge runs a Concordia candy and tobacco distributor and has been mentioned as a potential administrative assistant for Sen Carlson.
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Topeka
Arn
Ed Burge
Burge
Concordia
Sen. Carlson
Carlson
Western Kansas Moisture Shortage Threatens 1953 Wheat
TOPEKA The weather update says new snow improved surface moisture in Western Kansas but moisture remains insufficient to germinate the 1953 wheat crop. Freezing and thawing may have caused some winter kill with little reported damage from disease insects or soil blowing. Future threats rise as the crop develops and protection against high winds is limited.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Pharmacists to Meet at Kansas University Institute
A Pharmacy Institute will be held at the University of Kansas January 18 to 20 with sponsorship by the Kansas Pharmaceutical Association. The program covers reviews of new drug developments and the promotion and business management of prescription departments. All sessions will be in the newly enlarged Memorial Union Building. A female silk worm moth lays about SN eggs and then leaves the cocoon after five days.
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University of Kansas
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Memorial Union Building
Georgia Neese Clark Returning to Kansas
Mrs. Georgia Neese Clark will return to Richland Kansas after finishing her duties as treasurer of the United States. President-elect Eisenhower has named Ivy Priest of Bountiful Utah to succeed Clark. The formal cation is expected soon after Eisenhower's January 20 inauguration. Mrs. Clark has led the Kansas State Society in Washington and helped with inauguration plans.
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Washington
Kas
Georgia Neese Clark
Richland
Soo
United States
Clark
Eisenhower
Ivy Priest
Bountiful
Utah
Priest
Senate
Kansas State Society
Clack
Richards proposes to curb economic aid in mutual security
Representative Rich ards of South Carolina introduced a bill to repeal nine foreign aid laws and unify them into one act. He intends to emphasize military assistance, remove pure economic aid from the program, and tighten rules on defense supporting measures to avoid disguising nonmilitary aid as defense aid.
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Washington
Richards
D-Sc
U. S
America
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Four Kansas Counties Report Burglary Wave
A wave of burglaries hit Ness Rush Hodgeman and Pawnee counties on Monday night with break-ins at Ness City Alexander Rush Center Nekoma Jetmore Burdett Houston and Orel. Investigators listed multiple targets including service stations banks garages grain elevators drug stores filling stations and a pool hall with no loss total yet reported.
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Great Benda
Kansas
Ness
Rush
Hodgeman and
Pawnee
Kansas’ Bureau of Investigation
Ness City
Alexander
Rush Center
Nekoma
Jetmore
Burdett
Houston
Orel
Rozel
Fast Aid on Tax Overlap Not to Be Expected Now
A House subcommittee found overlapping taxation by federal, state, and local governments to be a serious issue but did not foresee rapid progress. The panel examined inefficiency and unfairness from multiple taxes on incomes, gasoline, tobacco, and liquor, urging further study as the sole concrete recommendation.
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Washington
House
Albania as a NATO soft spot in the Mediterranean defense
Albania remains a strategic concern for NATO defense of the Mediterranean due to the Bay of Valens and Saseno island naval facilities. The country’s turbulent Soviet era, hard terrain, and mountain insurgency shaped by Enver Hoxha and Mehemet Shehu illustrate its shift toward Soviet alignment and iron curtain entrenchment.
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Albania
Winston Churchill
Europe
NATO
Mediterranean Sea
Adriatic
Russia
Mediterranean
Valens
Saseno
Turkey
Balkan States
Italy
Ahmed Bey Zoga
Zog
Axis
West
National Liberation Movement
Mehemet Shehu
Soviet Union
Record Year for U S Farm Output in 1952
U S agriculture reports 1952 as the largest combined output of food and fiber crops and livestock, with beef demand lifting cattle to a record over 940 million head. Wheat and corn yields were also near historic highs, while farm income fell about 15 percent from 1947, despite higher prices for some products.
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Washington
Ord
Great Plains
National Farm Front
Con Jeeres
Truman Administration
Congress
Multinational stamp issues highlight child welfare and culture
A colorful stamp roundup covers Swiss child welfare stamps honoring ProJuventure and various butterfly and moth designs. France, Portugal, Japan, Argentina, Tunisia, Uruguay, and Indo China also issue new stamps, featuring portraits, motifs from Versailles, and commemorations of cultural figures and events.
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ProJuventure
France
Versailles
Red Cross
Japan
Francisco Gomes Teixeira
Portu Pal
New York Stamp Co
Teixeira
Portugal
Kingdom of
Leos
Indo-China
Universal Postal ‘Union
UPU
Sisavang-Vong
Starp
Eva Peron
Argentina
Tunisia
Uruguay
Land
Tenshin Okahara
Nelson Hall Named Larrys Pest Control Manager
Nelson M Hall has been named manager of the Lawrence branch of Schendel Pest Control. The firm’s Topeka office is at 1729 Mass St and Hall brings ten years in pest control including seven years with Action Pest Control Co in Washington DC as service supervisor and assistant manager. He attended rodent control school and other courses, is married, an Army veteran and a Church member.
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Nelson M. Hall
Lawrence
Schendel Pest Control
Topeka
Mass. St
Hall
Action Pest Control Co
Washington, D. C
Era
The
Church of St
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Truman
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RAW Motors Salvage & Glass CO
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