Twenty first 4-H banquet honors Douglas county clubs
The twenty first annual 4-H club and vocational agriculture achievement banquet sponsored by the Douglas county Bankers association was held last night in the Community building with about 250 youths and bankers in attendance. Awards covered poultry dairy swine sheep beef garden health wheat and home economics. Leaders and workers were thanked by Frank Hagenbuch Jr and Velma Wiley with many clubs receiving charters and seats for the year. A mock radio show and a flag ceremony preceded a dinner by the Lawrence churches and remarks by Rev. Turner highlighted youth dedication to service and life education.
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Douglas County Bankers’ Association
Jayhawk
Future Farm- Tres of America
L.mhs
Frank Hagenbuch, Jr
Douglas County
Velma Wiley
Billy Hegeman
Rex Browning
Mary Emily Booth
Palmyra
Floyd Torneden
Clinton Y Bee
Wilma George
Frank Hagenbach, Jr
G Fishburn
Lone Star
Rita Roney
Nell Powell
Freida Lucken
Lover
Sally Topping
Kanwaka
Qiry
Rocelynney
Carolyn Husted
Joanne Armstrong
Meadowlark
To Richardson
Pour-Leaf Clover
Atyle Revue
Jane Tate
Vern Haydan
Jackie Dillon
Sharon Hobson
Lucille Disque
Lois Detwiler
Rainbow
Sunflower
Joanne Arrmstrong
Shirley Laughlin
Belleview
Lean
Ore
Armstrong
Clifford Rice
H. F. Ericson
Charters
Cardinal
Stull
Clinton
Dolly Juniors
Myre
Kunwaka
Ture
Wlymouth Congregational Church
Mr. Turner
F.F.A. Chorus
Marlin Hornberger
Potatoes Campaign Aims to Boost U S Use and Stabilize Potato Industry
Potato growers in the Kaw Valley with about 20 percent of U S commercial producers launch an educational drive. National Potato Council director Heck says the Washington office will promote wider potato use and counter declines caused by production methods and price supports. The council urged the Agriculture Department to cut the 90 percent support price to 60 percent to curb over planting while safeguarding growers long term.
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Kaw Valley
Ted States
Heck
Rorata Growers Association
Jtuday
Washington D.C
National Potato Council
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Potate
Pri
Potato council backs federal program collaboration
Week by week Heck said the potato council pledged to work with Congress and the Department of Agriculture to develop programs for potatoes.
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Heck
Potato Council
Congress
Deparment of Agriculture
Film Producer Sues Cowboy Star And Wife
Los Angeles report states film producer Louis Lewyn sues Cowboy Star Rey Rogers and his wife Dale Evans for 530000, alleging she agreed last August to appear in his western but later refused. Lewyn claims he spent vast sums preparing the western series and that Republic was induced to cast Rogers. Read On Lecture Tour Reader left Wisconsin as he toured eight for the University of Wisconsin.
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Los Angeles
Rey Rogers
Dale’ Evans
Aleges
Louis Lewyn
Dar West
Miss E
Ins Pictures
Republic Studio
Defend. Iy
Centinus
Roger
Wisconsin
University of W Consin
Journal-World
Seed Ranch by Air Sprays 2000 Acres
Ashland Kansas March 1 J E Alexander owner of a nearby ranch plans to seed 2000 acres by airplane with sand lovegrass He contracted Crop Air Services Inc Ashland The seed is tiny with only a pound needed per acre Farmers believe sand lovegrass grows well in the south
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Ashland
Kan
J. E. Alexander
Crop Air Services, Inc
Smany
South
Ousted Writer Anna Louise Strong Excused From Grand Jury
New York March 1 Anna Louise Strong a 14 year old writer expelled from Russia on espionage charges has been excused from appearing today before a federal grand jury investigating subversive activities. The justice department granted a delay at her attorney's request. Strong testified last Friday after arriving from Russia by plane.
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New York
Mar
Anna Louise Strong
Eantyes
Ilness
Justice Department
Miss Strong
Russia
Future Farmers tour Topeka plant and legislature session
Liberty Memorial high school FFA and sponsor William Essick will tour the Morrell Packing Company plant in Topeka tomorrow morning and attend a state legislature session in the afternoon. In Valley Falls on Saturday the L M H S judging team took third place in a contest with fourteen teams competing.
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Future Farmers of Amerika Group
Liberty Memorial High Sgchool
William Essick
Morrell Packjing Company
Topeka
Valley Falls
Flier Aims To Break Flight Records At Wichita
Capt William J Odom conducts final tests on the Beechcraft Bonanza Waikiki Beech in Wichita with goal to beat January records Honolulu to Oakland and then reach New York to set three more marks. Frank Bateson fined £15 on drunkenness charge in police court.
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Wichita
William J. Odom
Waikiki
Planer
Honolulu
Oakland
Calif
Rockies
New York
Frank Bateson
Mississippi Street
Vin Gifford Names Prank as Nebraska End Coach
In Lincoln on March 1 Marvin Prank, formerly Yale football coach, was named Nebraska end coach. No salary was announced and he signed a year to year contract. Franklin’s signing completes a new coaching staff under Vin Gifford, who moved from New Hampshire University.
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Husker
Lincoln
Neb
Marvin
Yale University
Univer Braska
Sisning
Franklin
Vin Giford
New Hampshire University
New Officers Elected by Kansas City Circulation Group
Kansas City March 1 news list of new officers for the Circulation Managers association with W J Morri s Mo News-Press and Gazette electing to join Charles Cleaver of the Louis Post-Dispatch as a fish and other officers including Dar Sims from Denver Post for vice president and Frick Long of the Wichita Eagle as secretary treasurer. CG R Stutzman of Kansas City Kan state director for KE and Edgar W Swick of Louis, Mo Missouri director, plus a ceremony with Gov Carlson and officials as a basketball event and group meeting tonight.
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Kansas City
Mar
Assy W. J
Morris Mo
News-Press and Gazette
Charles Cleaver
The
Louis Post-Dispatch
Dar Sims
Denver Post Hiveh Vy. Das
Bach
KE. Y Star
Frick Long
Wichita Eagle
CG. R. Stutzman
Kansas
City Kan
Edgar W. Swick
82. Louis
Missouri
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Jesse L. Lasky Productions, Inc
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