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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1957

Page

6

Insect Situation Control Methods Outlined For Kansas Farms

A statewide roundup by Kansas agricultural agencies provides guidance to farmers on controlling grasshoppers chinch bugs spotted alfalfa aphids leafhoppers green worms stable flies and mosquitoes among others. It details spray timings insecticides such as hepta aldrin chlordane toxaphene DDT methoxychlor and others plus methods for stored grain insects and strawberry pests.

Kansas Agricultural Agencies Kansas Arémont Brown County

Ford Barker Dies in Akron After 41 Years in Press

Ford C. Barker, 63, a veteran newspaperman who spent 41 years in Ohio and Pennsylvania, died yesterday in Akron. He began his career in his hometown of Ashtabula, Ohio, and built a long record in journalism across two states.

Akron Ohio Ford C. Barker Pennsylvania Ashtabula

K U Receives Grant to Continue Polio Research

K U has been awarded a grant totaling 104170 dollars to advance polio research led by Dr Wenner and colleagues at the RD Center. The work includes studying immunity across virus types, virus behavior in the body, and sites of virus replication. Associated researchers include Dr George R. Dubessistant and Dr Italo Arvheti.

K.U Aston Ds Dilien Othe RD Wenner Sitch United States George R. Dubessistant Italo Arvheti Sbarus Research

New York man claiming Guy Fawkes descent dies

New Yorker Gay Fawkes 72 who asserted descent from the famed British gunpowder plot figure Guy Fawkes died Monday. He was born in England.

New York Fawkes Guy Fawkes England

Cowboys and Helicopter Save 80 Prize Calves

In Lake Charles Louisiana a rescue by a Texas milker and a crew of cowboys saved 80 prize Brahman and Angus calves stranded by a killer hurricane along the Gulf coast near Holly Beach and Cameron. Rancher John W Mecom of Houston and other cattlemen owned the herd, once part of a 3500 head range. Surviving calves were seen on floating rooftops and marsh mounds after the tidal surge.

Lake Charles Texas Ailmer Arliegper Fr. Roe. Prince Operwien Calgliff John W. Mecom Hous

Dead Montclair Editor Jay Cassino Passes Away

Jay Cassino, 58, longtime copy editor for the Newark Star-Ledger and former picture editor for the New York Daily News, died yesterday in Montclair New Jersey. The veteran journalist held prominent roles in major newspapers and contributed to newsroom leadership across decades.

Montclair, N.J.A Jay Cassino Newark Star-Ledger New York Daily News

Communications Agency Sues Over Three Million Damage

The Communications Workmen of America face a three million dollar damage suit after a seven month strike against Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co of Marion. The company claims 500000 damage to cables and buildings and accuses the union of unlawful conspiracy to destroy property. The suit further asserts the union forced loss of exchanges in 12 communities.

University Music Dean Returns From 10 Day Trip

Dean Thomas Gorton of Kansas University Fine Arts School has come back from a ten day business journey to Washington DC and St Louis. In DC he joined a workshop by the National Committee on Accrediting with participants from 21 national accrediting bodies. He was one of two from the National Association of Schools of Music. Also in DC he attended a chamber music conference in universities run by the Coolidge Foundation at the Library of Congress. From June 27 to July 2 he took part in an executive committee meeting of the National Association of Schools of Music in St Louis Missouri.

University Music Thomas Gorton Kansas University Fine Arts Washington, D. C St. Louis Washington National Committee On Accrediting Dean Gorton Tivo National Association of Schools of Music Coolidge Foundation Library of Congress

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