Warns of Oats Poison Des Moines Iowa Special
Veterinary authorities warn cattle owners about possible nitrate poisoning from cattle grazing on green oats fertilized with nitrate fertilizer. The American Foundation for Animal Health notes this is not new. Immature cereals often contain high potassium nitrate. oats especially show higher levels. Light and weather affect nitrate uptake. cloudy conditions can raise plant nitrate. Symptoms include breathing difficulty and paralysis. affected animals may collapse and die within an hour without prompt veterinary treatment.
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Des Moines
Iowa
American Foundation For Animal Health
Kickapoo Pow Wow in Manhattan Park
A Kickapoo Indian pow-wow was held in Manhattan Park as part of the city’s centennial celebration. About 20 Kickapoo members from near Horton appeared in authentic costumes for ceremonial dances after a 75 minute parade featuring the “good old days.” The event drew around 1,500 participants including the Kansas State College marching band Manhattan High School band Ft. Riley band and six saddle clubs.
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Manhattan
Horton
Kansas State College
Manhattan High School
Ft. Riley
Menninger Named to Board of American College of Physicians
Dr. William C. Menninger of Topeka Kansas was named to the board of governors of the American College of Physicians. The appointment came yesterday during the final session of the organization’s 36th annual meeting.
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Philadelphia
William C.menninger
Topeka Kas
American College of Physicians
Menninger
Laundry club notes from several April meetings
SHENDALOUP andBeacon Light groups report April meetings with ironing lessons led by Mrs. Kalb and Mrs. Reed, plus demonstrations and refreshments. RJR s and others gathered for ironing workshops, potluck, and a twine ball relay. Guests included Mrs. Rose Dillon, Miss Coleen Riley, Mrs. Earl Wall, and Mrs. Richard Fox.
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Tom Stevenson
Bill Robinson
Annex
RJR
Delmar Bowman
Mary Dean Holle
Franklin County
Kenneth Bowman
Bennie Stinson
Clifford Briggs
Richmond
Fred Kuiken
John Cole
Charles Dunbar
Charles Smith
Etta Blanche
U. S
Hawaii
West Indies
Ames Lyon
Lyons
Clive Bastin
A. Ic, Crozier
Ed Morford
John Cray‘craft, Jr
Art Pough
Maurice Ponston
Oma Roberts
Doc Spring
Hardin Watkins
Mattie Winters
Simon Nitcher
Coleen Riley
Earl Wall
Richard Fox
Peoria and Imes Pupils Visit Kansas City Tour
Peoria students and teacher Mrs Jess Stewart joined by district mothers journeyed to Kansas City visiting Swope Park Wakkee Works a radio studio and museum among other sites. Names include Yokum George Reed F M Nicholas Russel Klein W D McClure John Cunningham Allen Reed Loyd Brown. Refreshments were served. The group earned a Gold Seal at the tea. Progressive April 21 notes ironing lesson at Mrs C Cook with Mrs Mary Mock among attendees. Seattle?
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Shendaloup
Jack Dillon
Howard Kalb
Dillon
Charles Caudill
Rose Dillon
John Silvius
Lloyd Greaves
Sam van Huss
Charles Hunzicker
Tom O'Dea
Silvius
Beacon Light
Ezra Johnson
Roy Reed
Phil King
Ira Reed
W. F. Eichinger
Bob Steele
Bob Disner
Earl Gilliland
Tom King
Lloyd Heidner
K. R. Bowman
Charles Eichenberger
JK. Bowman
Ed Crawford
Ronald Arnold
Yokum
Allen Reed
Bessie Nicholas
George Ferguson
Harry Loyd
Ralph Brinkmeyer
Jim Curry
Jess Stewart
Kansas City
Swope Park
The
George Reed
F. M. Nicholas
Russel Klein
W. D. McClure
John Cunningham
Allen
Reed
Loyd Brown
R. A. Bruce
Clarence Nauman
C. E. Cook
Mary Mock
Robertter
Willie Williams
Bundy
Ira Dean
Marie
Luther Lyon
William Williams
Otta
Ella Bruce
Lane
Ida Kimball
Cancer Fund
Red Cross
Rachel Hoops
Spring Hill
Ray Detwiler
Rantoul
John Gibson
Johnnie Bill
Cynthia
Adell Dean
Loyd Detwiler
Alla Conley
Fred Weaver
Fred Detwiler
Raymond Mundell
Loretta
Harry Greenup
Appanoose High School Banquet and Local Visits
The Appanoose high school Junior-Senior banquet was held at the Ottawa Country Club with attendance from Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gottschamer and others. Ale and Donald Gottscha mer visited Niceville Fla. for a 20 day leave after spending time with local families. A skating party for students occurred in Ottawa last Monday night. Several local families hosted guests from Overland Park Lawrence and Kanopolis. The Cargy community met with thirty attendees for refreshments and socializing.
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R. &. Henssley
Colorado
J A. C. Johnson
Alta Conley
Sherman Hilton
Ottawa
John Slavens
Maude Evans
Rebecca
Peoria
Bessie Stewart
Bob Rodgers
Bob Altic
Otattawa
Mike Lovell
Fred McCune
Appanoose High School
Country Club
Harold Gottschamer
Robert Dillon
Loyd Heidner
Max Hetrick
Ale
Donald Gottschamer
Niceville
Fla
John Snyder
Ivan
Charles Maubry
Overland Park
Wilbur Lauver
Wendell
Kenneth Mesenhimer
Glen Mesenhimer
Lawrence
Arthur Mesenhimer
Charles Ingle
Fred Walker
David Moberly
Joe
Kanopolis
Walter Clark
Lawrence Gruver
Topeka Couples Share Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Richard Haas and Gregg of Topeka spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Fred I Walker. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Lauger visited Mr and Mrs John Snyder Monday evening.
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Richard Haas
Gregg
Topeka
Ad I Walker
Wilbur Lauger
John Snyder
Gruenther cites air superiority over Soviet forces
General Alfred M. Gruenther, NATO commander in Europe, argues the Russians would lose a current war due to U S overwhelming air capability. He says the Soviets are troubled and may be overextending themselves amid domestic economic problems.
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Washington
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
Gruenther
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