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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1948

Page

9

Seven States Name Candidates in Primaries

Primary results across seven states set the field for November. Key figures include Minnesota Republican Joseph Ball securing renomination and Minneapolis Mayor Hubert Humphrey winning the Democratic senatorial nomination, with multiple incumbents and upsets shaping races from governors to congress.

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Clay and Ceramics Get Kansas Volcanic Ash Boost

Lawrence Kansas September 15 1948 five of the five Republican incumbents and one Kansan Rep party figures discuss expanded use of Kansas volcanic ash in clay and ceramics. Scientists plan field tests across Jewell Phillips Decatur and other counties with samples analyzed at the Lawrence geological survey lab. Petroleum council official says gasoline supplies should hold through winter due to stocks higher than last year despite refinery strikes. Senator Clyde Reed and local GOP leaders expect a Dewey victory. Warren Gier appointed as chemistry instructor at Park College after KU assistantship.

Lawrence Daily Journal-World Bickel John H. Marsalis Hindik Rawlins Russell Ellis Rooks Lorayne M. Aspinall Gove Hamilton Grant Washington Morton Stevens Gray Republican Kansas Comanche Kiowa Barber Harper, Deme Reno MA Petroleum Council Oklahoma Missouri James Brown The Petroleum Counci Alan Middle West Suring California Gulf Coast Rocky Mountain Dick Golden Colorado Reed Golden Thomas E. Dewey Lawrence Gier Park College K. U. Delta Warren Gier University of Kansas

Stuber Eyes Winning Cyclone Eleven This Fall

Ames Iowa September 15 The Stuber era at Iowa State eyes an improved eleven after a 3 6 season with six losses last year The squad of 27 lettermen includes backfield contenders Ferguson Halbert Angle Chauncey and a line featuring Southard Friedl and Rust Halbert led ground gains despite injuries and aims to boost the Cyclones performance against Iowa State Teachers of Cedar Falls in a Saturday opener.

Ames Stuber Iowa State Cyclone Iowan State Big Six Kansas State Cyclones Kansas Missouri Michigan State Iowa State Teachers of Cedar Falls Don Ferguson Rod Rust Halbert Halbech

Plan Big Dairy Sale At W. L. Richards Farm

One of the largest dairy sales in eastern Kansas is planned for next Wednesday September 22 at the W L Richards farm east of Big Springs. About 15 percent of Guernsey cattle will be auctioned along with three horses dairy equipment and farm machinery. Auctioneers George Lawrence and Perry Walters of Tonganoxie will officiate the sale which starts at noon. Lunch will be served at the farm by women members of the Evangelical United Brethren church of Big Springs.

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Dust Bowl Weather Threatens Texas and Colorado Farmlands

Conservation officials warn eastern Colorado and Texas face high dust risk if a prolonged drought returns. Since 1942 to 1947, over 3 million acres were plowed for crops, with much of this land fragile and prone to erosion. Officials cite nonresident farming, thin soils, and poor residue practices as key factors increasing susceptibility.

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