Government urges farmers to build storage as crop outlook grows
Washington reports talk of a potential grain storage shortage as the 1940 production year begins with a record food and feed supply. Secretary Benson says the government hopes not to buy more bins and notes loans at four percent up to eighty percent of facility cost for five years. Farmers can also earn storage payments of 12 to 31 cents per bushel depending on grain type, aiming to cover new bin costs in two to three years.
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Benson
Kansas University honors list includes 2653 names
KU released a comprehensive honors list totaling 2 653 names including 233 from Lawrence. The roster replaces the former Honors Convocation and covers seven school honor rolls 504 honorary memberships and 1 250 scholarship holders. New Phi Beta Kappa Mortar Board Sachem and Sigma Xi members include Joanne Beal Lawrence and John E Ream Ottawa among many others from multiple cities.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Phi Beta ‘Kappa
Mortar Board
Sachem
Sigma Xi
PHI Beta Kappa
Joanne Beal
John E. Ream
Ottawa
E. Eileen Hoover
Keneth Irby
Fort Scott
Donna Jasper
Dighton
Noel Johnson
Kansas City
Arlan
I Ramsey
Dodge City
John Zoellner
Onganoxte
Huth Ann Andeagon
Utchingon
Margaret Louise Armatrong
Kas
Jerrad Hertzler
Newton
Donald R. Hopkins
Carolyn Joanne Huntley
Washington
Jerry Alleen Kirkland
Herington
Megan Lloyd
Hutchinson
Wayne Ellis Mason
Prairie Village
Warren K. McNabney
Coffeyville
Anne Miller
Duke Anne Miller
Virginia G. Miller
Wichita
Frederick BH. Missa Jr
Highand
Richard V. Ohmart
Scott City
Polly Peppercorn
Mary Jo¢ Pugh
Ferguson
Edwin D. Rathbun
Great Head
Diane Sue Sandberg
R. Lois Scott
Calvin Douglas Siebert
Marlon
Carroll 8. Simpson
Holden
Vera C. Stough
Clinton D. Vermillion
Good
Wave of Detroit blasts prompts Senate probe into rackets
Detroit bombings targeting small businesses linked to extortion rackets raise Senate investigators attention. Ben L McClellan's team notes possible Mafia links spreading from East to West as labor management cases widen.
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Detroit
Senators
Dage
Senate
Special
Ben
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
New York
Chicago
Miami
Brotherhood of Crime Trials
Blae West
Scive
Exrts
Senators split on depressed areas bill in Senate vote
Missouri Democrats Hennings and Symington voted for the bill while Kansas Republicans Carlson and Schoeppel opposed. The 46 to 36 roll call approved the depressed areas measure Tuesday night.
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Kansas
Washington
Missouri
Hennings
Symington
Carlson
Schoeppel
Senate
Kansas City and Wichita names in college honors roster
A long list of names from Temblin to Vanatta appears in an honors roster and honor societies for students at the University, detailing membership in Phi Beta, Omicron Nu and other societies. The document lists numerous students from Kansas City, Wichita, Lawrence, Topeka, and nearby towns along with departments and awards.
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Mary Alden
Hutchinson
Crete Carter
Jennings
Mary Helen Clark
Kansaa City
Joyce Billett
Independence
Gretchen Engler
Linda Farmer
Trail
Nancy Pigg
Kansas City
Judith Heller
Pittsburg
Joyce Tsaaceson
Macksville
Gayle Kinemond
Rushton
Melisande Magers
Mission
Kala Mays
Lyons
Laurian
Sara Simpson
Salina
Nancy Smith
Triseval
Sharon Sue Stout
Wichita
Patricia Swanson
Newton
Norothy Wohlgemuth
Cummings
Eleanor Youngberg
Lawrence
Mary Yowell
McPherson
Undergraduate and Graduate Scholarships Listed in Anecdotal Memoir
A partial list of scholarships and fellowships awarded by universities and corporations includes names such as Denoyer-Ueppert Company for Cartography, U S Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Traineeships, Elizabeth M Watkins and Judith Temple scholarships, Goodyear and Goodyear affiliates among sponsors, and multiple named awards across fields from fine arts to law with recipients including Claire Watkins, Dale Gerboth, Stephen Hill, and Charles Roherman. The document reflects a wide range of institutions and donors from Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, Lawrence Journal-World, and national foundations.
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Oris J. Morgans
Bernice Lara Schear
Aaron Howard Siegel
Schoo Diary
Ivatrice Te
Hay Dygtier
Denoyer-Ueppert Company
I Ilowstin
Joe W. Gound
U.S. Office of Vocational Rehabilite Lon
Leon J, Stirwed
Regneth Wo Wenger
Summerfield
Kathteen Sullivans
Anieedean Wepion
Polly
Frances
Schlegel Carruth
Robert Ree
Kathryn
Ranta Moryzi
Goodyear
Janes Gilliland
Ada Bechtel Heuser
Judith Temple
Kansas City
Dale Morach
Kansas Contractora Aasa., Inc
Gordon J. Culp
Lawrence Business and Professional Women's Club
Carol Freenan
Sharon Hazelet
Lawrence Journal-World
Dgyce Black
Jocelyn Black
Law
Jamen Traves
Faun
Lawson College
John Brown
Beulah Morrison
Allen Richards
Muchgie Foundation
Joe BE
Sheldon
Bernardoo
Renyers
Alan Farris
Robert Jn
Barnhill
LaVerne Noves
Merrilyon Cole
Nnn
Potter
Ben Dic
Sinpaany Presser Foundation
Jether Chate- Jade
Prue Gaver
Security National Bank
Strain
James Tolbert
Benjamin MM Stansbury
William Bly
Unclear names and awards in fragmented OCR text
Fragmentary OCR reads potential names Narry Craig Charles Uning and Elizabeth M Scholarship for Women in Vertiell Wella with mentions of institutions like Industrial Matagetae at ML Nelson and Union Wire. Details are obscured. no clear event or outcome emerges from the unreadable text.
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Narry Craig
Charles
Two Survive Plunges From High Buildings
Detroit boys David Grimmett age 2 and Joseph Dviarkowski age 7 fell from high building windows in separate Tuesday incidents. David landed on a rubbish pile near his home and was unharmed. Dviarkowski tumbled four stories from Henry Ford Hospital room window and remained in critical condition with chest injuries after striking soft ground below.
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Nye
Detroit
David Grimnett
Joseph Dviarkowsk
David
Virginia
Daiatkowski
Henry Ford Hospital
Nebraska GOP sweeps primaries as Hrushka unopposed
In Nebraska a slate led by Governor and four Republican congressmen secured renomination before fall elections. Lincoln attorney Frank B. Son faced U S Senator Roman Hrushka, who ran unopposed. Dem nominee Ralph C. Brooks edged Edward A. Desek for governor. The tightest GOP race was Rep Phil Weaver versus Carl W. Deitemeyer in the First District.
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Omaha
Carl W. Deitemeyer
Lincoln
Farm Magazine
Mra
America
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Windsor
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Irvin W. Eliott Jr
Tallahasee
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Kevin KR. Jones
Laurence R. McAneny
Alton
Bdwin P. Martin
Haya
Ane L. Merts
Son Alamos
N.M
N D. M. Ragle
Tee Famee Silverthorn
Leavenworth
William D. Thompson Jr
Waco
Tex
Ivan W. Watkins
Chieago
Mary R. Dawson
Ferndate
Mich
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Parkville
Ata L. Quardiola
Ato Piedras
Puerto Rico
T Robert L. Packard
Terry A. Vaughan
Yacaipa
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Lise Wertheimer
Beryn Mart
Warrientos
Bruce A. Melans
George 3. Schulte
Oregon
Jerry C. Siler
Henderdson
Tenn
Donald P. Sobodnaki
Tonawanda
N. Y
David T. Sorensen
Blaak
St. Robert
Lee Rudyard Walters
Bron
William M. Wiest
Berkeley
Lawrence J. Winters
Santa Ans
Charles P. Womack
Humboldt
Joseph A. Woods
Onaga
Ernest E. Angino
John E. Beam
Eugene Bowser
Fall River
William G. Brown
Clarence Buller
Peabody
Dennia L. Carr
Harper
George L. Coleman III
Dayton
Ohio
Donald G. Coyne
William P. Fastwood
George J. Frye
Robert 8. Grinnell
N.Y
Larry A. Haskin
Olathe
Harriette" Haubenstock
Brooklyn
J. Franklin Howell
Salt Lake City
Tah
Wilfred C. Utila
Jack G. Kay
Doneeid B. McLaren
Sarasota
F. H. McLaughlin
Omah Lee Marsh
Jonesboro
Ark
L. Minakley
Heina Huenés
Berlin-Lichterfelde
Germany
James H. Oliver
Wiliam C.ricnee Sinclair
Wyo
Edward J. Richards
Moscow
Idaho
Frederick R. Siegel
Dorchester
Mass
Annette
Sachem Fred. Alivine
iJohn M. Dealy
Jerry G. Elliott
Stuart 8
Gunekel
William A. Hirsch
Deshler
Ned Bruce Mi. Rider
Harry MM. Turner
Topeka
Ralph W. Varnum
Robert G. Billings
Kunsell
Daniel J. Olsson
BR. R. Claiborne
Amarillo
John P. Feighner
Wellsville
Phillip B. Hein
Schel
Smith Center
Stephen H. Elk
Biewar RK. Horejsi
Satina
Lynn H.kindred
Emporia
Patrick. Little
Lynn H. Miller
David A. Ontjes
Richard P. Patterson
Douwlan A. Scott
Chester B. Vanatta
Bartlesville
Oklo
Geta Gamma Sigma
Robert E. Edmonds
Detta Phi Alpha
Merrilyn Caleman Potter
Robert Kahle
Evelyn Walters
Omicron Nwhoma Economics
Jane Cutter Koalane
Order of the Calf
Heywood Hadder Davis
Phi Alpha Theta
Darwin Sharp
Phi Lambda Upsilon
Elmer W. Boyd
William D. Dixon
Sigma Delta Pi
Joseph Evans
William Nolan
Susan Brack
Tau Bata Pi
Richard YD. Lundy
Charles M. Malone
John A. Myers
Douglas C. Smith
Leond. Williams
Chester A. Roters
Jimmy L. Crouch
Fred C. Smithmeyer
Kenneth M. Timmerman
Tau Sigma Delta
Pi Celta Phi
Bernice Khear
Pi Kappa Lambda
Don Beene
Honor Rolls College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Hedney Davin
Ralph M. Gutekunat
Patricia Lee Bremer
del Deshazo
Mary Ann Evans
Thomas Graher
Eileen Hoover
Newton C. McCluggage
Donald M. Megill
Sandra M. J. Moruzi
Allen H. Richards
Darwin EK. Sharp
Martha J. Zlesenis
Donald A. Binns
Stephan H
Blomsom F. Swanson
Alan Dale Young
Robert E. Barnhill
John E. Brown
Ruby L. Clark
Edward G. Collister
William J. Delamette
Geraldine —Elwood
Barbara Foley
Carol L. Freeman
Rebsacca Grantham
Jennifer McGonfele
Cora Lee Price
Allan D Robb
Robert Dowd
Robert FE. Edmonds
Dale L. Gerboth
Robert Marquette Jr
Mark N. McDonnell
David l Coleman
James L. Gilliland
Larry E. Shoffner
Carl E. Strain
School of Education
Mildread
Gladys Andes
William D. Blasi
Carole Roger Chandley
Donald Foxgene Nense
Patricia
Carol Shaw
David A. Kaney
Eleanor Marie Youngberg
Jerry Ann Etehtorn
School of Engineering and Architecture
Jerry F. Eaton
Michael Fletcher
Russell FE
Huston
James C. McVuig
Lenn Vv. Mason
William BD
Merryfield
Ratph St. Reiser
David PD
Rornbaugh
Oe MK. Sheldon
Douglas ©. Smith
Prederick Smithmeyer
John O. Clark
Norman
Craig
Kenneth M. Graham
Edwin H. Husband
To Krebs
Judith Tf Gorton
School of Pharmacy
William BR. Teka
Graduate School University
R. L. Powers
McLouth
Don Hoppes
Mound City
John L. Carmichael
Lake of the Ozarks
Ozarks
Osage Beach
Jesen & Bepire
Weaver's
Nebraska
Lindley Kansas Cleaners
P.S
Pri
Willis
Plymouth
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