Vatican Decree Bans Voting for Communist or Leftist Candidates
Vatican City March 8 The secred consistorial congregation issued a decree limiting Catholic voters to candidates who will respect and defend church rights. It applies worldwide, with cardinals Spellman and McGuigan noted among members. Italian prelates echo the ban on communist or extreme left candidates and a pastoral letter warned that voting for communists is gravely ill advised.
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Vatican City
Secred Consistorial Congregation
Roman Catholic Church
Vatican
Pope Pius XII
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
New York
James Cardinal McGuigan
Toronto
Italy
Alfredo Idefonso
Schuster
Consistorial
Cardinal Schuster
Consistorial Congregation
Vatican Sourcer
Ospervatore Romano
Potatoes Boost Yields With Seed Treatment Aid
Kansas State College extension plant pathologist Claude J. Bing urges farmers and city gardeners to treat Trinh seed potatoes before mid March. The method uses ten minutes soaking in a water mix with corrosive sublimate and hydrochloric acid, mixed by a druggist, then applied to two gallons of water. Northern certified seed typically out yields uncertified seed by 25 to 40 percent.
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Claude J. Bing
Kansas State College
King
Strawberries and Sour Cherries Planted Early in March
Gardeners should plant straw berries and sour cherries as early in March as possible, says W G Amstein, extension horticulturist at Kansas State College. The fruits suit all parts of Kansas and nursery stock must not dry out before planting. Heel in stock if needed until conditions permit planting. Early spring planting lets the roots establish quickly.
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W. G. Amstein
Kansas State College
Kansas
Strawberry and cherry varieties recommended for state crops
The guidance emphasizes establishment and guaranteed better first-year results. It lists strawberry varieties Dunlap, Howard 17, and Blakemore for all regions. For sour cherry, Amstein recommends Early Richmond, Montmorency, and English Morello.
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Dunlap
Howard 17
Blakemore
Amstein
Richmond
Montmorency
Economics professor Vernon Ferguson resigns KU post
Vernon Ferguson an economics instructor at the University of Kansas has resigned to become president of the Federal Building and Sales company in Austin Texas. He will depart after the current term. Ferguson joined KU in 1947 and previously worked three years as general supervisor of industrial engineering at North American Aviation in Dallas.
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Vernon Ferguson
University of Kansas
Federal Building and Sales Company
Austin
Texas
Ferguson
K. UL
North American Aviation Corporation
Dalla
Meeting Tomorrow For New KU Students In Fraser Theater
A 4 p m meeting for freshmen and new students at Fraser theater will discuss the University of Kansas World War I memorial. Andy Winsor, former student and cheerleader, speaks. Rey Sheaf, Big Seven tennis player and medical student from Topeka, will present slides comparing the proposed campanile with other campuses. A student memo notes water samples mostly contain dust specks under a microscope.
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University of Kansas
Fraser
Douglas County 4-H festival to showcase nearly 40 events
Six member committee led by Frank Hagendorf directs the Douglas County 4-H festival at Liberty Memorial High School on March 13 with entries from 16 clubs across contests in the one act play demonstrations promotional tasks musical groups and model meetings. Winners advance to a five county sub district festival March 20 and district and state finals follow in later weeks.
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Douglas County
Liberty | Memorial High School
Deal Six
Liberty Memorial High School
Emporia
Frank Hagenbuch, Jr
Jayhawk Club
Lucille Parker
Meadowlark
Velma Lee
Sunflower
Joe
Police Investigate Bomb Throwing at Hutchinson
Hutchinson Kansas March 3 Police are probing an explosion on the roof of the Hutchinson Co main building aimed at the horer room with a flimsy roof Fire Chief Harold Hazell says blast tore a hole in reinforced concrete but caused no further damage Bay company workers on strike for weeks have faced repeated attacks at homes and en route to work Police and deputy sheriffs have broken up several union picket incidents Three men were fined in city court Monday for attacks on workers.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Hutchinson Co
Harold Hazell
Horer
Bay Company
Recital at Frank Strong Hall by Kansas School of Fine Arts
A recital is set for 3 p m tomorrow in Frank Strong Hall auditorium. The program includes works by Plana Handel and Violetta pieces with performances by five students from the Kansas School of Fine Arts and teachers Georges Hue and Jean Gilman Vos.
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of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Frank Strong Hall
Plana
Schi
Et Vniees
Adea Olseaus
Georges Huefr
Jean Gilman Votre
Xerses
Handel
Andre Volee
Gearing Thomas Mary Jane Byers
Dean Stockton Addresses Grain Union Meeting Topic
Stockton Dean Frank T. Stockton of the University of Kansas extension spoke last night to the Kansas City local union of the American Federation of Grain Processors on management technology and organized labor.
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Stockton
Frank T. Stockton
University of Kansas Extension
Kansas City
American Federation of Grain Processors
Vinland Community News Roundup
The Vinland community notes gratitude to the local operator for supplying fire safety gear and aiding the building. Sunday visitors from Lawren, Robertson, and Baldwin shared services at the Methodist church. Residents Hlerb Pita, June Waillimms, Mary Sturdy, and others are listed among recent visitors and family updates.
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Church of Curnat Av Vinkind
Vinland
Sanday
Mise Gertie Hobertson
Law Ren
Robertson
Martin Halvomen
Mire
Hlerb Pita
We Viniand Oral High School
Community Social Roundup Narrates Local Visits and Dinners
A cleaned up social roundup notes numerous residents and families hosting and attending events in town. Names include Mr and Mrs Cecilath, Mr and Mrs Woodrow Stuntz, Green Brothers sponsors, Mik Jack Wiseman, Mary Stevens, Martha Ruten, Mrs Lend Lon, Jake Reusch, Perry McPheciuts, Art Randel, Clifford, Dettene, Kepple family, Fred Rockhold, Roz Kepple, Marl Terry, C A Hagerman, Phyllis Hagerman, and others. Several absences due to illness are mentioned.
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Maron Hoeskinson
Cecilath Have
Smith
Woodrow Stuntz
Abb
Green Brothers
Mik Jack Wiseman
Mary Stevens
Martha
Ruten
Lendlon
Pheetera
Jake Reusch
and Mire
Perry McPheciuts
Art Randel
Y. T Op Nay
Sar
Clifford
Dettene
Sie
AR Kepple
Roz Kepple
Marl Terry
All City
Fred Rockhold
Danna
Ant
Dackie
Rotmes
Kepple
Terr
Elaine
Schutz
Frat Gotratern
Anos Kowler
Larry Creie
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Long Island City
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