Must Emphasize Quality In Farm Exports
Washington officials report U S foreign trade experts urge higher quality farm products to safeguard overseas markets Wheat exporters should target red high protein wheat for bread making, as Caribbean Central America and Europe seek specific flour quality The focus is on aligning U S wheat with mills and bakers demands to retain global demand
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Agriculture Department
Caribbean Islands
Central America
Arthur M. Cummings
The
Foreign Agriculture Service
Cummings
Kansas
Tong
Great Plains
Mississippi River
Europe
U. & Market
Cheese Varieties And Uses In Diets Across Roles
A survey-style feature explains how cheese serves as a rich protein and calcium source, detailing classifications from Parmesan to cottage and blue cheeses. It covers origin, flavor, and culinary uses, plus cheese melting behavior and general dietary guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Switzerland
Limburg
Germany
Jayhawk Exchange Meet at Cole Schoolhouse
Area 4-H Club News covers the Jayhawk Exchange with Silver Leaf at Cole schoolhouse. The program featured Gary Rice on tractor safety, demonstrations on muf fins and hemming, music and skits, health talks, and leadership elections. The cooking and clothing groups met at homes, with awards for members and plans for future events. the meeting closed with a park community program and a tour date set for June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk
Silver Leaf
Cole
Gary Rice
Nancy
Sherry Hewitt
Elaine Gaddis
Vicki Mages
Douglas Keith
Deanna Barber
Patricia Williams
Florence Higdon
Judy Pearson
Pat Sands
Jim Lancaster
Williams
Lavenne Lowrance
Becky Lowrance
Higdons
Floyd Higdon
Home Demonstration Units Report Color in the Home
Nine members attended TEQUA-Met meetings at multiple homes in June and July. Reports on Daily Day were given by Leslie Mallory, with cookie awards to L. T. Pattie. Members funded the Well Child Clinic project for Fairmount club. Meetings featured lessons on Color in the Home and group decorations, with next gatherings announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEREA
Herbert McClure
Loretta Roeckers
Linda DeGarmo
Judy McClure
Lucky Clover — Food Project Group
Lewis Buck
Danny Woodward
Shining Star
Shining Star 4-H
Rantoul
Park
Nellie Miller
Maxine Sleishner
Betty Bloomer
Betty
Sharon Bloomer
Carolyn Miller
Linda Jennings
Arlene
Vaunita Borland
Joy
Sherry Davidson
Eleanor Roeckers
TEQUA
L. A. Green
Leslie Mallory
L. T. Pattie
G. W. Turrell
Legion
W. R. Binns
Jay Phillips
Ivan Yingling
Fred Shoemaker
Ethel Watkins
Mary Dean Ho
Manhattan
Well Child
Fairmount Club
V. A. Schnoke
W. G. Tulloss
TRI Hepta
K. L. Keellin
Tri Hepta Hdu
John Bacon
Don Haglund
Elm Grove
Anton Strafuss
Shendaloup
Charles Caudill
Baldwin
Yvonne O'Dea
Lena Caudill
Franklin County
Iva Hunzicker
Boy Opens Switch Triggers Freight Train Derailment
A 10 year old boy told police he moved a switch handle thinking it was in the wrong position. Nine freight cars derailed on a Wabash train, none overturned, one hit an utility pole, no injuries reported. The child was held for juvenile authorities.
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ST. Louis
Conservation Notes Meeting On Coal Creek Watershed Project
Farmers in the Coal Creek Watershed will hear Leslie Johnson of the Soil Conservation Service explain watershed project organization, funding, and services at a June 23 meeting at Greenwood School. The Franklin County Soil Conservation District and the local Grange sponsor the session, outlining local responsibilities and program operations.
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Coal Creek
Soil Conservation Service
Greenwood School
Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Grange
Leslie Johnson
Salina
Kansas
Soil Conservation Office
Soil Conservation District
Soil Conservation Servce
Vernon Fitzgerald
Theodore Smith
R. A. Reed
Eugene Hart
W. G. Ransom
Roy Smilton
Bernard Fisher
Standard Marinade Overview From Marinade Mix
A basic marinade is built from vinegar or lemon juice oil salt pepper and seasonings. It covers meats fish poultry and vegetables with bay leaf garlic and onion as common extras.
To Rule On Truman Pals To Rule On Truman Pals
Federal appeals judge Archibald Gardner said he would decide by Saturday morning on a stay request by Matthew Connelly and T. Lawmar Caudle, former Truman aides, who plot to delay two year prison terms for conspiring to defraud the government in a tax case. They planned to surrender in St. Louis tomorrow, seeking relief pending a possible new trial due to newly found evidence. Gardner noted no position had been taken on the stay and would confer with colleagues since the court was not in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew J. Connelly
T. Lawmar Caudle
St. Louis
Connelly
Truman
Caudle
Justice Department
Minneapolis
Gardner
Huron
S. D
Court of Appeals
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Kathy Kirton
B. A. Daugharthy
Hawkins School
Winter Hospital
Topeka
Lathe
Paul
Larry Mages
Blain i Scott
James Dunn
Roger Keith
Rock Springs
Bob Dean
S.C.S
Susan Saling
Carol-Chism
Patty Mages
Mary Ann Hewitt
Carol Chism
Katy Chism
Diane Bones
C.B. McNish
Brazil
Helen Lederer
Kay Lederer
Evening Star
Judy Milton
Turner
Ruth Schneider
Shining Star — Advanced
Ernest Roecker
Acorn Rustlers
Lloyd Schweitzer
Joyce Schweitzer
Kay
Carolyn Ralston
Marsha Stevens
Kay Ralston
Carolyn Ralson
Ade
Janice Moore
Lane
Paul Hinton
Don Mce-Dougal
Don McDougal
Behlen
America
Ottawa Tractor
Boy
Johnson
Marais Des Cygnes River
Pomona
Williamsburg
Chippewa Hills
Westinghouse
H.p
Goodfyear Service
D.A.L.A
Meadow Lodge
D.h.la
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
S. Maple
Ottawa
GOP
Harvey F. Crouch
Minneola
Crouch
Farmer
Home Town News
Ottawa Herald
Herald
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