Keeping Check on Food Production
Washington reports that postwar adjustments to lower food production may slow or halt due to the tense international scene. Brannan and the Agriculture Department monitor foreign developments. shifts to promote output could come quickly, mainly for livestock but crop expansions wait until next year. Advances in technology and mechanization boost capacity, with experts saying production could double prewar levels given adequate fuel and materials.
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Kansas savings associations bid to liquidate HOLC mortgages
Wichita June 29 2 482 HOLC mortgages in Kansas to be liquidated via a group bid totaling 1 185 000 accepted by HOLC confirmation from Charles M Allen president of the Kansan Savings and Loan league The transaction transfers mortgages locally and involves 124 loans over 25000 with Kansas City Topeka Wichita and other associations participating in the bid.
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Population Shifts In Abeorbs County and Area
Abeorbs County shows population rise from 1940 to 1956 with 26 427 counted in 1956, up slightly. Dwelling units increase but county figures reflect expansion in residents and homes across various towns including Americus, Olpe, Hartford, Reading. Lawrence Daily Journal reports on the census trends and housing growth and notes local officials’ remarks.
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Lela Gilbert Plans Colorado Legislature Run
Lela Siebert Gilbert announces candidacy for the Colorado legislature this fall. She is a KU graduate and plans to file as a candidate, while noting veterans with total disability remain eligible for pension payments.
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University of Kansas
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Topeka Candidate Urges Pay and Reforms for Reserve Training
June 29 report quotes Harry W. Culmery, former American Legion commander and Republican senatorial candidate, criticizing the reserve training program as unsafe for national security and costly. He proposes payment for all trainees, a retirement path for reserve officers, and coverage of training expenses by the government, noting units struggle to cover rent, utilities, and equipment.
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