Odd Hybrid Plants Appear With Increasing Acreage
An agronomist from Kansas State University notes abnormal plants often emerge with hybrids in sorghum and corn. He cites natural mutation as one cause affecting about one in 1,250 plants, with mutant heads usually resembling the parent. Four potential explanations are listed for these unusual plants amid rising hybrid cultivation.
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Howard Wilkins
Kansas State University
Modern Homemakers and Loyal Neighbors Club Notes
Community groups met at local homes with hostesses Mrs. Leo Salb and Mrs. Bill Reekie. Sessions covered Weight Control and Health, glaucoma and diabetes clinic plans in Ottawa, and Cancer Crusade projects. Pollen transfer and hybrid seed corn trends were discussed. mobile X-ray unit visit announced for Pomona.
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Leo Salb
Boyd Cooper
George Graves
Ottawa
Allen Troutman
Homewood
Bill Reekie
Wayne Reichard
Cancer Crusade
Harmony Homes
Richter Church Annex
Wilbur Humphrey
Clifford Fritts
Maurice Green
N. V. Hudelson
Hudelson
Pomona
Leonard Humphrey
Nixon Leads in South Dakota Poll
Nixon is favored nearly two to one over Kennedy in a regular poll by three South Dakota newspapers. The results show 61.4 percent for Nixon and 31.7 percent for Kennedy, with undecided voters making up the remainder.
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Sioux Falls
M. D
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
South Dakota
Two Fugitives Are Captured in Kansas Polls
AP reports in SEVERY Kansas that a poll for Nixon and Kennedy shows undecided voters, with Nixon leading among farmers and Kenny Pace ahead in cities. The two men, Pvt Kenny Pace and Severson, were held for being AWOL after escaping from the Fort Riley stockade five miles south of Wichita. the sponsoring papers did not disclose poll sample size.
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Severy, Kas
Nixon
Kenithe Ft. Riley Stockade
Severson En i i
Kenny Pace
Farmington
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Larry A
1936 Iowa results: Eisenhower tops Stevenson in state vote
Fragmentary OCR recalls 1936 presidential race with Eisenhower beating Stevenson in Iowa by about 49,000 votes. Mentions 22 of 24 contests checked and cross examination of sufficiency in citizen state counts. Returns reference the national contest and off year questions.
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Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
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