Nitrogen top dressing for winter wheat debated in Kansas
Kansas State University agronomy notes top dressing nitrogen on wheat can boost yields when timed before jointing. In Manhattan an experiment with 50 pounds of nitrogen on April 25 raised yields from 27 to 89 and 40 bushels per acre. Growers in late planted wheat may see strong responses this spring amid ample soil moisture and favorable conditions for new windbreaks and tree plantings.
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Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
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Smith
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Extension Forestry Project
Centropolis Home Demonstration Unit Meets in Ottawa
Multiple clubs report their March meetings with Extension topics and hostesses. Centropolis highlights Health Resources by Rosemary Crist. next meeting April 14 at Mrs. Clark’s home. Other units note lessons on Use of Credit and Extension Organization and gather nine members plus guests.
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Roy B. Church
Ottawa
Rosemary Crist
Ted Clark
Clark
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Bill Bishop
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Larry Smith
Rosemary A. Crist
Beacon Light
Lloyd Heidner
Earl Gilliland
Appanoose Baptist Church
Elm Grove
Betty Pope
Elm ‘Leaf
Ruth Hoopes
Glen Lancaster
Vern Sink
Lewis Pollam
E. C. Heathman
Verda Jones
Tequa
George Turrell
Leslie Mallory
No Recession Ahead Until 1961 Says Experts
Government analysts privately predict no recession before 1961 as first quarter output nears 500 billion dollars annually, the widest gain since 1950. Growth attributed to inventory replacement post steel shutdown, with expansion outlays seen rising 14 percent this year and potentially 39 to 40 billion annually by fall.
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Washington
Dustry
Commerce Department
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Official Says Recession Possible If Auto Industry Slumps
The official warned that a recession could be conceived in 1960 if the automobile industry declines.
Ladds Seek Tax Refund From Federal Court Action
Alan Ladd and wife Sue Carol seek an 87184 dollar income tax refund claiming 100000 paid by an English producer in 1954 was not taxable as they were abroad. They told federal court Thursday the Internal Revenue Bureau erred on their tax.
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Alan Ladd
Sue Carol
Internal Revenue Bureau
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