Russian Farmer Now An American Witnesses Citizenship Oath
Johann Horn a former foreman of a state farm in Soviet Ukraine became one of 38 people to take U S citizenship amid a Wichita East high school audience. Horn 49 of Newton Kansas a railroad worker said he never joined the Communist Party. He arrived in 1949 under Mennonite Church sponsorship. His wife is learning English while three younger children automatically qualify for citizenship if she takes the oath before they turn 18.
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Soviet Ukraine
U. S
Johann Horn
Newton
Kas
Wichita East High School
Lydia
Horn
Communist Party
Jack Stewart
Horns
United States
Mennonite Church
Nadia
Victor
Henry
Hope Opposes Mile Controls in Kansas Farmers Debate
Rep. Clif ford Hope of Kansas urges farmers to resist mile controls even with higher support prices. He cites receipts of recommendations approved by 400 Kansas and Oklahoma Panhandle mile growers on December 15, noting farm crop diversity and potential implications for prices and production.
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Clifford Hope
R-Kas
Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Hope
Kansas Farmer Meeting Sparks No-Restriction Milo Views
Veteran congressman and former House Agriculture Committee chairman told Kansas farmers there are no restrictions on milo production and warned that problems cannot be solved solely by the meeting’s recommendations.
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Kansas
House Agriculture Committee
Sun powers Earth with 122 trillion tons of coal energy
National Geographic states that daily the sun emits energy equivalent to burning about 122 trillion tons of soft coal for the planet. The claim highlights the sun's vast energy output and underscores the scale of solar power compared with terrestrial fuels.
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National Geographic
Waterfront Fire At Port Houston Destroys Pier and Drydock
The worst Port Houston blaze in 40 years burned an 1,080-foot pier and a 12,500-ton drydock, causing about three million dollars in damage. The drydock broke from its moorings and drifted into the channel, threatening ship traffic as a three-hour fire response from nine cities and the Coast Guard contained the blaze. The drydock burned out an hour later. Phillips Lemler cited acetylene torches as a possible ignition source, with cause under investigation.
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Houston Channel
Coast Guard
Phillips Lemler
Twenty One New Cars Registered in County Office
Twenty one more new vehicles have been registered at the county treasurer city residents include Karl Mendel Studebaker sedan R H Schroll Plymouth sedan Rolan Dutfield Chevrolet sedan Ira Crouse Ford sedan Minnesota Mining Weinheimer Chevrolet Tudor Mfg Co Chevrolet Tudor Ralph Dudley P Jones Ford town sedan Richard C Byrd Buick station wagon W W Whitacre Pontiac Catalina Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp two Chevrolet utility sedans Osburn Greenhouse Buick station wagon Ethel KE or Lewis Irwin Buick sedan Outside city owners include W A Neill Lane Chevrolet tudor
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Karl Or
Bonnie
M. Mendel
Studebaker
R. H. Schroll
Plymouth
Rolan R. Dutfield
Chevrolet
Ira Crouse
Ford
Minnesota Mining & Weinheimer
Mfg. Co
Ralph Dudley P. Jones
Richard C. Byrd
W. W. Whitacre
Maracaibo
Local Vehicle Listings and Regional Drainage Fact
The notice lists several names and vehicle makes in Princeton Pomona and Wil ham sburg with models from Dodge Olds Chevrolet Ford Studebaker and a Studebaker cab and chassis. It notes the St Lawrence river drains more than 500000 square miles including the Great Lakes and southeastern Canada.
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St. Lawrence River
Great Lakes
Canada
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Richardson's
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Oldsmobile
Schrader
S. Main
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Star Grain & Lumber Co
Ottawa, Kansas
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Goodyear West
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Edmiston Way
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