Farm Bureau chief blasts Senate cotton wheat bill
Walter C. Peirce of Hutchinson, president of the Kansas Farm Bureau, denounces the Senate passed cotton-wheat measure as an election year monstrosity. He cites five flaws including misleading promises, phony income loss forecasts, lack of House amendments, voluntary mislabeling, and price controls forcing wheat to feed grain levels.
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Christians Remember Crucifixion Of Christ Nationwide Observance
Christians across the United States marked Good Friday with three hour midday services and quiet vigils in churches from Chicago area cemeteries to Angelica in Los Angeles. Banks and exchanges closed, while many workers took time off. the day followed the Last Supper observance led by Francis Cardinal Spellman at St. Patrick's Cathedral. The Jewish Passover began at sundown, honoring deliverance of Israel from Egypt.
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McCurtain Jury Indicts Local Petition Leader
McCurtain County grand jury ends probe with one indictment against Harry S. Costlow Broken Bow credit bureau manager and Democratic House candidate. He was jailed in McCurtain County. Final report clears county offices and urges a larger sheriff budget for improved operations.
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