Greenbugs Limited In Kansas Wheat Fields Study Finds
Five Kansas State College and USDA entomologists report no extensive greenbug infestation in Western Kansas wheat. They find greenbugs in South Central and Eastern Kansas, with isolated west of Highway 28 and a triangular high concentration area near Manhattan extending toward Wichita Ottawa Chanute and Coffeyville. Snow offers some protection, but greenbugs may persist through winter.
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Kanaan
Kansas State College
USDA
Kansas
R. H. Painter
K-State
Deal Six
Painter
W. Tiltan
K-State Entomology Department
R. V. Connin
C. F. Henderson
Usda Bureau of Entomology
Dell Gates
College Extension
Russell
Great Bend
Pratt
Manhattan
Wichita
Kingman
Ottawa
Chanute
Coffeyville
Kanthas
Fertilizer from Arabian gas waste eyed in Saudi FAO plan
In Beirut a new agreement between Saudi Arabia and the FAO aims to convert natural gas waste from oil fields into fertilizer. A special mission has been in Saudi since March 1551 and will recommend projects including building a plant for the conversion with FAO technical assistance aiding the Saudi government.
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Beirut
Lebanon
United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization
FAO
Chicago U Professor to Lecture at K U
Professor Giuseppe Antonio Borgese from the University of Chicago will deliver three lectures at the University of Sangas as part of the 1952 Humanities lectures. The topics cover Dante in society culture and poem with times and Fraser theater as the venue.
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Giuseppe Antonio Borgese
University of Sangas
Borgese
University of Chicago
Humanities Committee
Dante
Fraser Theater
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Area News Brief
Mrs Lillian Stimpson widow of Prof Frederick E Stimpson will be buried at Sabetha after dying in Berkeley California her daughter Mrs Nellie Beeghley of Berkeley will accompany the body to Kansas Lloyd A Starr 60 a retired farmer was found dead on a back porch in Edgerton from a heart attack He was a WWI veteran and a member of the Edgerton Presbyterian Church Services will be held at 2 30 p m Saturday at the Edgerton Presbyterian Church Mrs Mary Ann Seaman widow of Ira Scarman died this morning at her home in Kansas City She is survived by daughter Mildred Seaman of the staff of KPKU station in Kansas City Korea orphanage planned at Songjong in Southwest Korea officers and men of Lt Gen Paik Sun Yup have contributed 1 383 to build an orphanage for children abandoned by guerilla parents 250 children have been picked up in operations against guerrilla strongholds Fats the friendly squirrel visits patients at Moline Public Hospital eating from trays and challenging staff to remove him
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Lillian Stimpson
Frederick E. Stimpson
University of Kansas
Berkeley
Calif
Sabetha
Nellie Beeghley
Kansas
Lloyd A. Starr
Edgerton
Starr
Edgerton Presbyterian Church
Egerton Presbyterian Church
Pusan
Korea
Paik Sun Yup
Songjong
U S Spends 973 Million In Kansas Over 18 Years
A detailed Kansas expenditure summary lists federal programs and allocations from 18 years data ending in 1951. Major items include Social Security act payments, national rehabilitation, war housing, and Civil Works Administration grants, with notable 1951 figures for Veterans Administration benefits and Defense Department National Guard funding.
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U. S
Kansas
National Industrial Recovery Highway
Agriculture Department
Agriculture Bureau of Roads
Farm Security Administration
Civil Works Administration
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Civilian Conservation Corps
Federal Works Agency
Public Roads and Highways
Public Roads Administration
Work Projects Administration
Federal Emale Housing Authority
Veterans Administration
Commerce Department
Employment Service Administration
Defense Department
National Guard
Federal Security Agency
Family Birth Announcements From Local Hospital
Memorial Hospital reports multiple birth and naming notices. Individuals listed include Jimmie Petty of Eudora and Marilyn Petty of 1500 Barker Ave. with several other families in Linwood, Sunnyside, Kansas City and nearby areas welcoming baby girls and boys today. Names include Dorle Lee, Dale Nichols, Horace Harding, Clifton Kelly, Clyde McMillin, and more.
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Jimmie Petty
Eudora
Dorle Lee
Route 5
Marilyn Petty
Barker Ave
Dale Nichols
Harry Turmer
Linwood
Marie Bermudez
N. J. St
Jeanette Wrightsman
Barbara Bignall
Conn
Donne Dolan
O. St
Juge Branson
Carbonvale
Harold Graham
Sunflower
Laurel Kraft
Kansas City
Doyle Lee
Lola Crain
N. H.st
Minnie Chinn
Baby Finn
4Th St
Minnie Taylor
N. J
Horace Harding
Sunnyside
Pachinko Boom Reshapes Tokyo Economy and Culture
Japan hosts at least 200000 Pachinko machines, one for every 415 people in an 83 million population. Sociologists call the craze a symbol of a defeated, occupied people, while a Tokyo doctor installed a Pachinko machine for patients to play free during visits.
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Tokyo
Japan
City considers license rules for beer sales near churches and schools
City officials discuss license renewals for Harrison Drug Co and a St. Paul beer seller near a junior high and a church. Debate focuses on how to measure distance under the 250 foot rule and whether to amend the ordinance. Also included are notes on a left turn trial, detours for KU buses, paving projects, annexation boundaries, and city personnel policies.
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Harrison Drug Co
Mass. Sts
Haverty's
St. and Ky
8Th and Mass. Sts
Wigglesworth
Alabama
Maine Streets
Spencer Drive
Hillcrest Road
South Street
Park Hi
Ion
Buildings Unearthed in Mensa Matellica Italy
Farmers returning to damaged homes near Cesen sa uncover deep crater ruins. Archaeologists find neo lithic bronze and Roman era structures along with amber containing fossilized insects. Spring research planned under the Italian Fine Arts department.
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Cesensa
Italy
Mensa Matellica
Big Springs Glenn Springs H D Unit Meeting Report
Members gathered at Mrs. Sam Dark home with Mrs. V Hadl as assistant hostess and 23 in attendance. They voted to donate 2.50 to the council and heard a lesson on jewelry. Mystery pal gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. Next meeting set for March 19 at Mrs. Pete Balnwaier’s home with Mrs. Kenneth Matney assisting. Additional notes mention St Patrick’s theme, fabrics lesson by Mrs. Ray Sayer and Mrs. Will Thompson, and various weekend visits and gatherings of local residents and guests attending weddings and dinners.
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Glenn Springs
Ray Sayer
Will Thompson
Cyril Bahnmaiery
E. Rodgers
Manoth Springs
Ark
N.C. Kettering
Russell, Ark
Elmer Wilson
Carol
Bill Boydson
Donald Rake
Melvin Confer
Dorothy Emery
Gus Hartman
Amelia
Margie Holm
Charles Russell
Adventist Church
Lawrence
Clifford Hartman
Lincoln
Neb
Clifford
Cyril Bahnmaier
Newman
Thomas Bahnmaier
Fred Hartman
Lila Hartman
James Bonnel
Topeka
Ed Romary
Delmar Frost
Kevin Ann
W. P. Henry
Jean Emery
Mrs
Ren Emery
Neighbors, storms, and campus news in Lawrence
Residents describe new neighbors in positive terms while Lawrence rebounded from the previous day’s storm. Rural schools lagged reopening. city buses ran on schedule. Blue Cross-Blue Shield drives organized. city officials debated hiring a clinic worker for the police. KU seismograph readings and pep rally plans accompanied campus updates.
Fifteen-Year Prison Term For Forton Beating Case
Great Bend reports William Berg, 52, has been sentenced to at least 15 years for felonious assault in theFebruary 1 beating of Dan Tripp, 78, who remained in critical condition for two weeks following the attack in Boisington.
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Great Bend
William Berg
Boisington
Dan Tripp
Vinland News Briefs Reflect Local Social Ties
Miss Nora Vitt drives a new car. Dallas Laughlin family vacationed with Vinland relatives. Mrs. Moleta Schmidt missed classes due to tonsillitis. Cleta Faye McDermott wed in Independence Mo. Baldwin High School alumna. Lawrence guests dined with Roy Jamison. Peculiar Mo. funeral visit for Wellsville family. Timoth y Ben Rims born Feb 27 to Lucille Hird’s family. Vinland Cemetery Association and Improvement Club met at Grange Hall. Mrs. Martin Holcom observed in Lawrence hospital. Ross Stone and family hosted birthdays for Mrs. Babbitt and Mr. Stone. Duane Tucker, Korea service veteran, visited. Susan Kay Stone of Lawrence visited grandparents in Vinland.
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Nora Vitt
Kermit Laughlin
Dallas
Tex
T. P. Stevens
John Laughlin
Moleta Schmidt
Ralph Robertson
Cleta Faye
William McDermott
Independence
McDermott
Baldwin High School
Vinland
Earl] Jamison
Barbara
Lawrence
Roy Jamison
Webb Fenton
Ivan King
Art Clancy
Wellsville
Peculiar
Ben Rins
Yuma
Coto
Timothy Ben
Rims
Lucille Hird
Ira Hird
Coal Creek
Vinland Cemetery Association
Improvement Club
Grange Hall
Martin Holcom
Lawrence Hospital
Ross Stone
Walter Babbitt
Susan Kay Stone
Lawrence Wass Guest
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup With Visits And Remembrances
Pleasant Grove residents report visitors from Texas California and Westphalia. Elder Dan Flory, Dan’s sister, and longtime neighbors enjoyed meals cake and coffee. A group including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Corbit and Alvin Flory hosted gatherings and noted 40 year reunions and shared family updates.
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Clark
California
Esther Shearer
Dan Flory
Dan
Frank Corbit
Richard Bone
Mayetta
Pleasant Grove
Loren
Martha Wells
Alva Flory
Pasadena
Calif
Cal Watts
Joe Williams
Williams
Andrew Waerner
Donna Sue
Moves and illnesses ripple through Pleasant Grove families
Bbralia and Mrs Eff Church and Mr and Mrs Jerry Messer who ran the Pleasant Grove filling station and store relocated to Charlie Lewis farm west of Pleasant Grove. Mr and Mrs Rinehart and James of Lawrence moved into the Messer house. Two boys started school here. Mrs Effa Churchbaugh learned of her father Rev Riley Barnhart’s serious illness in Modesto California.
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Bbralia
Eff, Church
Mra
Jerry Messer
Pleasant Grove
Charlie Lewis
Birs
Rinehart
Jamey
Lawrence
Messer
Effa Churchbaugh
Riley Barnhart
Modesta
Callf
Market News Markets At a Glance
New York stocks rose for a second day while bonds attracted demand. Cotton traded slowly with irregular moves. Chicago wheat and corn held firm. Soybeans mixed. cattle steady to higher. hogs gently lower. Kansas City cattle and hogs showed mixed results with steady to firmer cow prices. grain and feed values cited across regions.
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New York
Chicago
Orser
Corp
Kansas City
Market Livestock and Produce Prices at Kansas City
Local market listing shows corn at 1.80 and soybeans at 2.70 with butterfat around 77 to 81. Hens priced by weight and category, hogs at 817.25, eggs and poultry details include grade A butterfat ranges and various weights for fryers, broilers, and turkeys.
Wall Street Gains, Market Edges Up Amid Profit-Taking
The Day In Wall Street reports good gains fading before profit-taking with the market retaining an upward tilt. Prices narrowed to about a point with more gainers than decliners and Amerada Petroleum slipped 2 to 4 points. Volume reached about 1,500,000 shares versus 1,570,000 Tuesday as railroads lagged while oils and chemicals sold. Other major divisions posted modest advances.
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Wall Street
New York
Amerada Petroleum
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Equator
New Orleans
Paris
Italsn
Chicago U
K. U
Mary Ann Seaman
Ma Ann Seaman
Irs
L. Scarman
Mildred Seaman
KPKU
University of Kansas Ration Station
Moline
Fats
Moline Public Hospital
Dorsey Liberty
American Legion
City Building
8Th and
Les Morgan
Chester A. Spray
Ve. M. D
Chamber of Commerce
Melvin, Dufford
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Douglas F. Jennings
Mary Dunden
Lawrence Memorial
C. 8. Johnson
C. B. Johnson
Nolantece
Memorial Hospital
Clifton Kelly
Clyde McMillin
Lincoln St
Hokkaido
Honshu
Hachinohe
Park Hill
Spencer Heights
Sunset Hill
Big Springs
Red Cross
Baldwin
Santa Fe
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Frank Carlson
John Ingalls
City Commission
Hugh M. Sheridan
J. J. Wilson
The
Rapid Transit Co
Sheridan
Republican
Don Hults
County Central Committee
Eisenhower
Taft
Harry Darby
Altho Darby
Lindsey Hall
Henry V. Beck
Strong Hall
Hoch Auditorium
Judith Buckely
K_ U
F. C
John A. Costelow Co
Wdaf-Tv
KFKU
Y Campus
Willam Berg
Bolsington
Kansas City Livestock
USDAI
Colorado
George Noland Insurance
Coe
Am Airlines
At&sf
Beth Si
Boeing
Braniff Airw
Chrysler
Doug Altre
Uu du Pont
Elee Fey
U Gen Foods
U Gen Motors
Goodyear
Pw & Lt
Kennecott Ron U ' Mont Ward
Penney
Phillips Pet Radio Cp
Sears
U Iy Ltd
Airc
UWS Rubber
Storr
Tom Turk
Youn White
Ol Papeny
Capons
Ying Pula Me
Aan
Rn Insurance
Bremer
Agency
Wire Insurance Exchange
Kelvinator
Mandy Bow
Eatreigh
Manmure Hoven
Mandy Door Shatvest
Twle
Wteerian Man
Keates
Wilbour
B.f.goodrich
Rey Brontback, Mer
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Andy
Hess Sanders Lie
Vermont Real Estate
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