Record corn crop boosts hog diet in 1949 forecast
The agriculture department reports a 20 percent larger total feed concentrate supply for livestock from October to 1948, with corn feeding rising for hogs cattle and poultry. Higher dairy output per cow and better egg production accompany expectations of more cattle hogs and chickens in 1949.
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Chicago
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Alliance of Religion and Morals in Early Thought
The article traces how religion and morality intertwined from primitive worship to Hebrew prophecy. It notes early gods lacked moral character, and moral demand emerged with prophets like Amos who pressed justice, compassion, and social responsibility as divine duties.
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Jehovah
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Go to School Night for Junior High Parents Postponed to Monday
Education Week event rescheduled for Monday at 7 30 p m in Old Rig auditorium. Junior high girls glee club directed by Wayne Nel performs, then parents tour rooms and follow student schedules with brief periods ending at 9 p m. Teachers explain coursework and expectations while home room mothers assist.
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Perenta
Old Righ
Wayne Nel
Becente
Distinctive garb eyed for KU business students
The University of Kansas business school association weighs reviving straw hats and bow ties for morale similar to senior law students canes. With about 900 students, the plan could boost dress and spark demand for merchants, while also considering extending the spring business day into a full week with lectures and an exposition.
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Business School Association
University of Kansas
Richard Yapie
Lawrence
Business School
Kansas Aggie Coach Picks Sooners To Win Cage Title
Kansas State coach Jack Gardner predicts Oklahoma will top the Big Seven basketball race this year. He says his Wildcats may contend with Iowa State for the cellar, notes Oklahoma’s returning lettermen make them strongest, and mentions Colorado as a potential surprise. Gardner also notes Missouri and Nebraska strong, with Kansas and Nebraska having returning players.
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Aggie
Sooners
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Kan
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Prophets and politics in the Old Testament tale
The article argues that Old Testament prophets were deeply tied to economics and politics, not solely spiritual figures. It notes prophets who mingled with rulers were branded false by Amos, Micah, Isaiah, and Jeremiah, who insisted true prophets must engage with civic affairs.
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Micah
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Internacional Council of Religious Fiication
New Wholesale Company Opens in Lawrence
The Kirchhoff Hughes wholesale firm plans to sell foods and supplies to restaurants, fraternities, sororities, and local establishments. It will operate from remodeling offices at Thirteenth and Connecticut, with warehouse and office space to be located there as stock arrives.
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Mercantile Compass
K. U
Lawrence
George J. Kirchhot
A. M. Hughes
VL Flw
Thirteenth
Connecticut Streets
K U Atomic Plant Among 224 World Accelerators
A fragment notes the University of Kansas building a 2,500,000 electron volt accelerator as part of a world list of 224 known accelerators. It mentions other accelerators in Los Alamos New Mexico and Des Moines Iowa with unclear details from an October Scient wcan compilation.
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University of Kansas
Scient Wcan
Los N. Mex
Heer
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Te Revk
Iowa
Town
U'ts
Des Moire
Soviet naval forces before the war questioned
The report recalls whether the Soviet Union possessed recognized naval ships and fleets prior to the conflict, noting uncertainties about prewar existence and readiness of U S S R naval forces in the period leading up to hostilities.
Fume ces for late Zachary editor to be held Saturday
An obituary notice from WCTON notes services for the late Zachary, editor of the national Republican News committee. Tavlog, from Augusta Kansas, worked for the Associated Press in Kansas City and New York. The report mentions Washington and associates.
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Zachary Cing
N National Committee
Republican News
Tavlog
Augusta
Kan
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New York
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