Leavenworth Can Boost Its Maximum Tax Levy
TOPEKA The State Board of Tax Appeals authorized Leavenworth to raise its maximum tax levy by 72 928 to fund next years operating costs. City officials cited low assessed valuations and many tax exempt institutions in the city. The board deferred action on Leavenworth County’s request to exceed the general fund levy for a county wide real estate re valuation, with a plan to spend 57 800 to hire a Nebraskan firm to re appraise all county real property.
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Markets At a Glance:cotton gains and grain shifts
Markets show firmer cotton with higher prices and improved corn demand. Wheat and oats mixed with September futures lower. Hog and cattle futures down. lambs and sheep trading moderately active. Wall Street rose modestly as a broad stock advance continued on strong income data and hopes for TV pricing changes, with motors mixed and aircraft soft.
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U. S
Seven KU education students begin practice teaching in area schools
Seven Lawrence area students at Kansas University join 41 peers in KU’s senior education program to start the first session of student teaching in Jd area schools. Mid term conferences are set for Oct. 12, with duties ending soon after. Local student teachers include Win da Lathrom Baldwin Shawnee Mission Mary Griswold Topeka Jolene Lutz Topeka Marilee Fisher Topeka Nettie Garber Highland Park Karmin Twigg Baldwin Leon J. Stillwell Kansas City Kas Donald E Nease Wyandotte.
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Kansas University
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Baldwin
Shawnee Mission
Mary Griswold
Mass. St
Topeka
Jolene Lutz
North Park
Marilee Fisher
Ky. St
Nettie Garber
Conn
St. Highland Park
Karmin Twigg
Kansas City
Kas
Leon J. Stillwell
Miss. St
Donald E. Nease
N. J. St
Wyandotte
America's Farmers Told How to Earn Fair Income Share
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson told a large audience at Peebles Ohio that farmers must earn a fair income through research education cooperation and building new markets not via government aid quotas or price fixing. He warned surpluses remain high but agriculture can not sustain an unbalanced long term surplus.
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Peebles
Ohio
America
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Benson Calle America
New Pacific Typhoon Heads Toward Manila
A tropical cyclone named Manila is reported as forming in the western Pacific, with meteorologists tracking its path toward the Philippine capital. Officials warn residents to monitor advisories and prepare emergency plans as the storm system develops.
Justice Official Will Quit Post as of Oct. 1
Newport Rhode Island. Warren Olney resigned today as chief of the Justice Department's criminal division effective October 15. President Eisenhower praised his civil rights work and accepted the resignation with deep regret noting compelling personal reasons.
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R. I.P
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White House
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