Newtown man grows egg empire from war memories to automation
Merle Pulaski, a Korean War veteran from Newton Kansas, turned to poultry farming in 1955 starting with 2500 hens. His operation expanded to over 20000 layers housed in three buildings with automatic feeding watering egg gathering washing and grading systems. He plans to reach 35000 birds to justify automation and hopes to supply local Newton cafes and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton, Kan
Merle Pulaski
United States
exXs Marine
Pulaski
Newton
East Broadway
Elda May
Teresa
Merle Jr
Pamela
Oklahoma City
Merle
Post Offices Said Obsolete in Major Overhaul Plan
Washington AP Poste master General John A. Grone ouski says nearly 26 percent of the 34 000 U S post offices are obsolete. He announced Tuesday a five year program to erect 4 500 buildings at a cost of between 800 million and 850 million.
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Washington
John A. Grone Ouski
U.S
Nobody Smells Rosy In Dominican Crisis
Mexico City AP reports the Dominican Republic crisis has damaged U S prestige and exposed weaknesses of the Communists and Castroists. It notes leftist violence hinges on urban hoodlums, while Latin America questions Washington actions and possible long term effects on regional politics.
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Mexico City
United States
Organization of American States
Communist Movement
Dominican Republic
U.S
Caribbean
Havana
Latin America
Washington
Notice of Hearing to Admit Foreign Will to Probate
First published June 10 1965 last published June 24 1965 in the matter of the estate of James H Fuller deceased petition by Harry A Pyle rese iduary legatee for order admitting to probate the last will dated November 5 1963 and codicil January 15 1964 without ancillary administration defenses due by July 6 1965 at 10 00 am in Ottawa Kansas hearing to be held judgment may be entered if not answered. Also a stock loss affidavit by Walter R Wood owner of 1414 shares of 5 percent preferred stock of W A L Thompson Hardware Company lost certificate No 197 dated July 31 1947 sworn in Osawatomie Kansas notary public.
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James H. Fuller
State of
Kansas
Harry A. Pyle
Ottawa
Franklin County
Walter R. Wood
W. A. L. Thompson Hardware Company
R.D. Mahoney
Government Seeks Bigger Pocketbooks for All
AP Washington describes a forthcoming set of measures to boost personal income and reduce taxes in 1965. Social Security lump sums, excise tax cuts, and tax rate changes will raise take home pay and lower prices. The program aims to trigger increased consumer spending, stimulate production, and lift the economy in the second half of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
New York
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Wall Street
Razing Fraser Hall Stirs Kansas Debate At KU
Gov. Avery rejected a 60 day delay plea to save Fraser Hall a campus landmark. The 1872 building is deteriorating and slated for demolition as Franker Hall rises nearby. The governor cited cost and submitted six questions to the Board of Regents chair for consideration.
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Topeka
Fraser Hall
Kansas
William H. Avery
Avery
James C. Canole
Franeer Hall
Larry D. Morgan
Goodland
Board of Regents
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America
2200
Topeka, Kansas
OAS
Roanoke Road
Kansas City, Missouri
Willis H. McQueary
Main Street
Osawatomie, Kansas
Ash St
Motorola TV
Harold Taylor
Ben Printy
Jean Printy
Books
ATER
RAW
Kramer
Medical Arts
Avery Dooms Fraser Hall
Charles D. Stough
Lawrence
Saffron Glass Co
the Future
Anchor Savings
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Johnson Drive
Mission
Floyd Overland Park, Kansas
95Th Street
Ranch Mart
Leawood
South Kansas
Olathe, Kansas
Massachusetts
Harry J. West
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