Washington March planting plan hints at record crop shifts
The Barralure department reports farmers expect to plant 1.4 percent less corn acreage, aiming for a large overall corn crop. Winter and spring wheat totals are forecast near ten-year averages, with durum and other spring wheat allocations listed and oats and barley projections set against last year’s figures.
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Washington
Barralure Department
Missouri Valley group begins orientation for adult education drive
Thirty six discussion leaders from 11 states arrive at the University of Kansas for a three day orientation on March 24 to 26. Dr. Leland Bradford and Robert Luke will train the group as 36 attendees form nine teams with recorders leaders counselors and observers to develop local adult education programs. 175 educators and civic leaders have reserved spots with the National Education Association cooperating with the Missouri Valley association.
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Missouri Valley Adult Education Conference
University of Kansas
Leland Bradford
National Education Association
Robert Luke
Washington, D. C
Hobart Hanson
K. A. Lawrence
Perdue B. Grave
Toneka Night
Missouri Valley Association
I a big set of crop yield figures from the ten year average
The data lists prospective production and last year comparisons for Sorghums, Barley, Dry peas, and crops by state. It includes figures in bushels, tons, and bags, with separate lines for Kansas and Oklahoma and for various crop types. The numbers show year over year changes and ten year averages, though some OCR gaps remain.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
National decorative arts ceramics show set for Wichita
Wichita hosts the fourth annual national decorative arts ceramics show from April 16 to May 15 with entries from eight central states Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Texas Iowa Colorado and New Mexico screened by a jury of the Central States Craftmen's Guild. Judges announced by Mrs Maud Schallender include Vanhoe of Newburyport Mass Grotella of Bloomfield Hills Mich and Eugene Kingman director of the Jocelyn Memorial Museum Omaha Neb. Barn Baik Fleming of Stockholm Sweden sends a special form for the silversmithing competition. Cash prizes will be awarded in weaving metalwork jewelry ceramics and ceramic sculpture divisions.
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Wichita
Kan
Central States
Kansa
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
Araska
New Mexico
Iowa
Colorado
Mich
Eugene Kingman
Jocelyn Memorial Museum
Oma. Neb
Barn Baik Fleming
Stockholm
Sweden
Dismissal of Assault Charges Against Boxer Foster
Welterweight boxer Vincent Lee Foster had assault charges dismissed in St. Joseph Missouri for insufficient evidence. Foster, 23, was arrested February 7 after a Kansas City woman filed the complaint, which he denies, saying he drove her from Kansas City to St. Joseph after meeting her at relatives’ home. Foster, a Rule Nebraska native fighting from Chicago, first drew boxing attention by knocking out Tony Pellone at Madison Square Garden.
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Chicago
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New York
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Gypsies Wed After Two Hours Of Knowing Each Other
In Shreveport Louisiana on March 22 a UPA report notes 19 year old Kather ine Adams daughter of Gus Adams a cousin of Los Angeles gypsy heir George Adams married Pete Johnson 21 of Boston after meeting only two hours earlier. The ceremony followed dancing a banquet and long phone call to the bride's Los Angeles grandfather amid prior marital contract customs. The pair had not previously met. Johnson twice vanished delaying the wedding before finally taking place at 3 p.m.
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UPA
United States
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Gus Adams
George Adams
Los Angeles
Pete Johnson
Boston
Mass
Fenton elected ASAE midcentral chair at conference
Prof. F C Fenton of Kansas State College was elected chairman of the midcentral section of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers, succeeding Paul N Doll of Jefferson City Mo. The election followed a three day conference attended by more than 200 engineers in Manhattan Kansas on March 22.
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Manhattan
Kan
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
F. C. Fenton
Kansate College
Paul N. Doll
Jefferson City
Barker family moves amid crime figures in midwestern towns
Fragmentary notes place Ma Barker and sons moving to Tulsa where the Barker home became a jailbird hub after prison terms. Pa Barker stays in Webb City as a business owner. A Newton Kansas policeman is shot in a separate case, with funeral plans for Pvt Donald Siroky at Kumney Funeral Home and Oak Hill Cemetery in Lawrence.
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Tulsa
Okla
Barker
Pa Barker
Webb City
Herman
Newton
Kay
Wichita
Kan
Donald E. Siroky
Donald
Kumney Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence
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