Cold wave grips southwest and Rockies with deaths
A severe winter bordered the southwest and Rocky Mountain states. Four deaths in Kansas tied to the cold, with livestock losses in the Rockies. Subfreezing temps shattered fruit crops valued at $750,000 in Kansas. North and west Texas faced icy blasts. fatalities reported in Nebraska and Missouri regions as snow and deep cold spread from Wyoming to Kansas and Missouri.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Rockies
State Department of Agriculture
Texas
Gulf
Moritz Kuenzli
Alma
Kan
L. C. King
Neal
Kant
Kant Sunray
Piedmont
Eldon
Darrell McClelas
Firore
Wyoming
Colorado
Missouri
Kansas News Briefs Across State March 9
AP dispatches report Kansas cities with populations over 2,500 mobilizing in the anti hoarding campaign led by state chairman W. W. Finney who spoke to national chairman Frank Knox. In Wellington mayoral primary candidates nominated include C. A. Bishop and Frank Lostutter along with incumbent W. H. White. In Emporia voters backed Sunday movies, primary results show 4 984 to 1 605 with C. A. Bishop and Frank Lostutter advancing. In Pittsburg defense begins presenting case in Luther Taylor fraud trial tied to the Pittsburg Mortgage Investment Company. In Topeka the Kansas Public Service Commission refused to force railroads to add flagmen, citing existing statute and penalties.
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Emporia
Kansas
W. W. Finney
Frank Knox
Chicago
Wellington
Fred Day
C. L. Haslet
W.H. White
C. A. Bishop
Frank Lostutter
Pittsburg
Luther Taylor
Pittsburg Mortgage Investment Company
Richard Johnson
Farmer
Topeka
Kansas Public Service Commission
Brotherhood of Railroad
Railroads Named as Respondents in Major Case
The document lists railroad defendants including Santa Fe, Rock Island, Missouri Pacific, Missouri Kansas Texas, Union Pacific and St. Louis San Francisco in a statewide statutory dispute. The text frames defendants as respondents under applicable statutes and highlights the procedural posture of the case.
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Santa Fe
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Chef Martel’s near mishap at sea and voyage notes
The report narrates Chef Martel of the liner France sliding through a port hole after a shark snatched his bait. William Burkhardt finds a compass useful after 20 years on ice with friends. Frederick W. Kelley Jr tours ports and plans to place vials in the Hudson for an inland port opening. Leipsig notes a loss linked to a boycott affecting local textile mills.
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Associated’ Press
New York
Chef Martel
France
Bent
Oconto
Wis
William Burkhardt
Green Bay
Frederick W. Kelley, Jr
Hudson
Leipsig
Chioe
Embryology and the birth of human life
Text discusses embryology, the growth from a single cell to a complex human being, noting rapid prenatal development, overall weight increase before birth, and a fundamental difference between prebirth and postbirth life. It reflects on the organized development guiding life and the rarity of normal prenatal outcomes.
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Eatestudy
Jazo Galdérm
Veek
Mystery of Mountain Horses Explored in Studies
The dialogue discusses practical value from studies on genital defects and teases future installments. A speaker notes horses used for drawing wagons dislike their work and prefer freedom in the mountains, though they are good-natured when working.
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Pegey
John
The Zebras By Mary Graham Bonner On Safari
On their journey to see the zebras the children visit a giraffe habitat observing tall graceful animals in native land. They glimpse a mother with a child and other mothers and babies, then reach mountains where mountain zebras impress with distinct stripes. John explains stripe varieties among giraffe and zebra families.
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Mary Graham
Bonner
John
Peggy
Peegy
Hoover Favors Cutting Down Duties of Branches
President Hoover urged Congress to trim or suspend duties and functions across government branches to reduce federal expenses. He said cabinet reviews aim to lower cash needs and cited Hines, Brown, and Hyde plans likely saving tens of millions yearly, with the president backing economy committees.
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Washington
March
Hoover
Congress
Treasury
Frank T. Hines
Brown
Hyde
Special House
Weys and’ Means
More Wheat Exports From U S Ports Reach Over a Million
Washington reports grain exports last week from the United States totaled 1,011,000 bushels. The shipment figure reflects substantial activity at American ports with wheat sent abroad. The report highlights ongoing demand for U S grain in international markets and notes the March timing of the week’s tally.
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Washington
United States
Farm Board Budget Cut Probed by Farm Groups
Washington March 8 The Grange and American Farm Bureau Federation protest a House Appropriations Committee cut of the farm board budget from 1 880 000 to 1 000 000. They say the reduction risks discrimination against farmers and will seek restoration of much of the pared funds. Also shows weekly export comparisons across wheat barley corn oats rye and North American wheat flour from US ports.
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Commerce Department
United States
Washington
Mar
Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Board
House Appropriations Committee
Eepreene
Poultry Group Meeting Outlines Year Programs
Committees were named at a session last night as the poultry group outlined programs for meetings during the coming year. The program committee presented plans and scheduled items to guide future activities and discussions.
Kaw Valley Poultry Association Meets Amid Weather
Last night a meeting of the Kaw Valley Poultry Association discussed distribution plans for baby chicks to 4-H members and vocational agriculture students. A special committee led by Robert Mason and including Terrell and Essick will confer with Lawrence hatcheries.
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Kaw Valley Poultry Association
J. A. Terrell
W. C. Boardman
W. R. Essick
Robert Mason
Essick
Terrell
Lawrence Hatcheries
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