Victory Dorkers 4-H Club News on July and August events
The Farm Page outlines July club meetings across several 4-H groups. Activities include style reviews August 9, project tours July 31, cooking and sewing classes, and leadership talks. Members listed with leaders and visitors. notes on fairs and upcoming events.
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Victory Dorkers
Atend
Deanna
Elaine Wittman
Letha ‘Jones
Susan
Carol Crawford
Patsy Lindsey
Bessie Pruett
Joan Habiger
ACORN
Clinb
Marvel
Darrell Macy
Evan
John
Dale
More Russians To Visit U S
Rostov on Don Soviet officials plan a farm machinery delegation visit to the United States. Evgeney Doutsov, chief engineer at a Rostov plant, says the group of 10 will observe American manufacturing. The Soviets have contacted the U S Embassy in Moscow to arrange Washington participation.
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Rostov-On-Don
U.S.S.R
United States
Evgeney Doutsov
Rostov
Russia
Soviet Union
Doutsov
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Farmer Exchange
Michigan State Tackle Embry Robinson Plays Bon Go Drums
Michigan State football lineman Embry Robinson is also a music enthusiast who specializes in playing the bon go drums, showcasing a rare hobby alongside his gridiron duties.
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Michigan State
Embry Robinson
Worry Over Submarines Off Swedish Coast
STOCKHOLM Sweden faces growing irritation over recent foreign submarine visits in the Baltic. Officials privately suspect Russia operates the subs as Moscow expands its undersea fleet with missiles and torpedoes in an atomic age naval program. An editorial in Stockholms Tidningen denounces the tactic as clumsy and flagless, noting the unrest caused by undetected visits in protected and permitted waters.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Baltic
Russia
Stockholms-Tidningen
Chrysler reports six month comeback profits rise and sales surge
New York Chrysler Corp. reports that the first six months of 1955 show record car and truck sales, earnings of 70,010,642, and sales of 1,884,638,006, all well above 1954. Directors kept the 75 cent dividend, while Keller and Colbert outlined the comeback progress. Archie Moore Enterprises, Inc. car inscription noted on a station wagon.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
K. T. Keller
L. L. Colbert
Archie Moore
Archie Moore Enterprises, Inc
St. Louis
San Diego
Toledo
Picture program trains new state patrolmen
Lt. Fred Coon of Paola leads training for sixty five? seventy five new patrol photographers in Topeka as part of a photography program. Seventy five cameras, suitable for night and day use, will aid accident investigations and general police work for evidence preservation.
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Fred Coon
Paola
Topeka
Bypass Route A Moves From Olathe To Lone Jack Missouri
A new US 50 bypass route between Olathe and Lone Jack via Martin City road east of Olathe began. It will let travelers avoid Kansas City and cut 17 miles from the route. Gardner water supply will stay critical until a pipeline from the naval air station pumping plant reaches the city, Mayor Shelby Jones says. Plans for the line below Gardner lake dam are ongoing.
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Fer
Olathe
Lone Jack
Martin City
Kansas
Kansas City
Gardner
Naval Air Station
Shelby Jones
Gardner Lake
No Cosmic Ray Hazard for Moon Missions
Dr. S I Singer of a major university told the sixth annual meeting of the International Astronautical Federation that cosmic ray bombardment would not render space ships or the moon's surface uninhabitable. He said hull radioactivity would be minor and that shields made of kerosene, paraffin, or water could protect astronauts from primary rays.
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Copenhagen
Moon
Singer
International Astronautical Federation
Dem senators blast FPC on Hell's Canyon hydro plan
Democratic lawmakers condemned the Federal Power Commission for approving a privately financed hydro project by Idaho Power Co in Hell's Canyon. They warned of making this a national issue to block three dam licenses that would flood the Snake River site asked for as a federal project. Senators Kerr Magnusen and Humphrey criticized the deal as a sell-out of public resources to private power interests.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Hell's Canyon
Commission
Idaho Power Co
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Congress
Sen. Magnusen
D-Wash
FPC Approves Idaho Power 50-Year Hydroelectric Licenses
The Federal Power Commission unanimously grants Idaho Power a 50-year license to build Brownlee Oxbow and Low Hell's Canyon dams. The decision blocks a federally constructed single dam option, citing a higher power benefit ratio for the three-dam plan. Hell's Canyon Assn will pursue court review with a board meeting planned in Portland, Oregon, August 15.
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Idaho Power
Brownlee
Oxbow
Hell's Canyon
Commission
FPC
Portland
Ore
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Leonard Humphrey
Cleta Wolf
Judy Milton
Humphrey
Kenneth and Lyle
Truman Milton
Herbert Wolf
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Edward Parker
Wayne
Jeanne
Karen
Laura
Emory Morgan
Ann Marshall
Patty Abersol
Geri Sue Figgins
Mrs. Morgan
Geri Sue Tiggins
Ehd
Doug Keith
Barbara Payne
McNish
Payne
Carolyn Wilkins
Joe Hiatt
Alice Carpenter
Rebecca Brittingham
4-H Council
Scotland
Irlene Rawlings
Franklin County
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Nelson Hotel
Rawlings
IFYE
Franklin County Fair
Victory Workers
Appanoose Indians
Jayhawk
Patricia Williams
Joan Hay
Florence Higdon
Dottie Braum
Becky
Lavonne
Louann Lawrance
Connie Welton
Penny Detwiler
Valera Niehaus
Co-Op
W.F.W
Ottawa
Co-Op Assn
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S. I’. Singer
University of Andland
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D-Okla
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D. W. Poole
Tecumseh, Kas
Chuck Stewart & Son
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Tecumseh Methodist Ladies
Jerome K. Kuykendall
National
Hell's Canyon Assn
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Briscoe
S. Main
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Jersey
Holstein
Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
S. Maple
Veeree
Sheldon
S. Walnut