Cedar Tree Trouble Rise for Kansas After Pest Increase
Observations show increased activity of cedar tree pests in Kansas, notably Utah cedar scale affecting junipers and deciduous ornamentals. entomologists from Kansas State University and Kansas Entomological Society report drought period aiding scale spread. repeated insecticide spraying offers some control, though trees suffer browning and dead patches.
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Seth Oss
Chaves Poppe
Stansas
Kansas
Unive Iikins
Cedar Sea
Altough
Michener
Utah
Poorape
Lliva Village Links Spain and France by Private Road
The Spanish village of Lliva sits in France and is connected to its mother country by a private road.
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Lliva
France
Baldwin Area Notes and Local Society Happenings
A digest from Baldwin area events reports the Woman’s Society of Christian Service honoring the yeomen at the School of Missions, with Mrs. George McVelliw as WSCS president. The Krecandon Club hosted a Lake Baldwin gathering with chairs and several members attending, including Miss Ethel Atkins of Ottawa. Joyce Matiekv, evacuated from Baldwin High, won a National High School Poetry contest and will be in the National Anthology. Allan Daugherty returns from a Dallas conference and will soon join the First Methodist Church in Topeka as business manager.
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Lawrenes
Nortal Tospita
Woman's Society of Christian Service
School of Missions
George MtcVelliw
WSCS
Ottawa
Joxee Matiekv
Baldwin Hich
Allan Daugherty
Dallas
Tex
First Methodist Church
Topeka
Frisco Roundhouse Burns Near Fort Scott
The unused west half of the Frisco railroad roundhouse burned early today. W. R. Allen, division superintendent, said the fire did not damage the fire stalls used for diesel locomotive repair and traffic will not be hindered.
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Fort Scott
Frico Railroad
W. R R. Allen
Knorke the gorilla finds a human mother in Berlin
Rosemarie Hohler a 19 year old German nurse volunteers to care for Knorke a 20 month old gorilla with paratyphoid at City Hospital Berlin. She rooms with him in a quarantine wing and bonds as he improves on milk formula eggs and fruit. The zoo hopes a female caregiver aids recovery while a future plan may end her nursing career. Knorke now thrives in a glass cage at the zoo hospital and will need a mother for a few more years until adulthood.
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Seymour Topping
Berlin
Shoo
Rosemarie Hohler
Knorke
Gorila
Cameroons
Pongo
Rosemarie
West Berlin
Zoo
City Hospital
Oki
Fragmentary quote on a heavy player referenced by Rosemarie
The readable line notes a player weighing around 550 pounds and Rosemarie pondering if she can play alongside him. The passage hints at a casual exchange without full context or names.
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Rosemarie
Power troubles hit Eudora residents this week
Eudora residents report electrical power troubles over the past week. On Thursday around 6 p.m. the supply was so low that the Eudora telephone operator had to ring Lawrence numbers by hand. Friday night in
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Eudora
Lawrence
Eudora Suffers Brief Citywide Power Glitch
Sections there was almost complete power failure from eight to forty past eight p m with remaining lines too weak to run fans televisions or lights. Eudora relies on Kansas Power and Light Co and its own distribution from KPL lines into town. Mayor J D Adams said the outage was not generalized and affected only small areas at a time as overloading blew master fuses. after fuses were replaced service returned to normal.
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Eudora
Kansas Power & Light Co
KPL
J. D. Adams
Adams
Canadian Army Dips to 46,684 Volunteers in 1950s Era
Canada’s armed forces have fallen to 46,684 personnel the smallest tally since 1951. With no conscription, the military relies entirely on volunteers for all services.
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Ottaway
Canada
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Bayer
Faye
Joanie
Frisco
Kenneth Vinyard
Mer
International
Rain Truck and Tractor Co
Massachusetts Street
M"“Conneeilil Lumber Company
Buick
Super
Radio
Parker
New Hampshire
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