Dairy Meeting Here Oct. 15
Franklin County farmers are invited to a dairy management meeting at the Harold E Johnson farm on October 15 from 1 30 to 3 30 p m Two Kansas State College specialists Richard King and Dr M W Osburn will discuss dairy management and feeding as farmers view a new dairy barn and milking parlor Johnson recently completed a milk parlor and herringbone milking barn with planned silo bank and pipe line bulk tank and but no self feeding facilities
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Franklin County
Harold E. Johnson
Franklin County Extension
Don Brown
Johnson
Kansas State College
US 59
Centropolis
Richard King
Extension Dairy
M. W. Osburn
Brown
State highway official proposes cap on right of way costs
Walter Johnson, state highway engineer, urged that Wichita, Topeka, and Kansas City be required to cover no more than other cities for interstate and state highway right of way. He noted these three former costs equal full funding while others pay one third. He sought higher maintenance allowances within city limits and recommended reducing annual per lane costs from 1000 to 500 dollars.
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Topeka
Walter Johnson
Wichita
Kansas City
Severe Storm Hits Northwest Missouri Killing Woman
Severe storm with heavy rain and tornadic winds struck northwest Missouri last night causing widespread property damage. The body of Mrs. Frank Porter was found near Grant City and her husband was hospitalized as power and communications were cut. The strike area centered just south of Grant City, Worth County’s seat.
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Maryville
Missouri
Frank Porter
Highway Patrol
Grant City
Iowa
Worth County
Balloon Returns Ahead Of Time In Air Force Flight
In Alamogordo New Mexico Lt Clifton McClure 25 year old pilot failed to reach 100000 feet on the Man High balloon flight. The sealed 9 by 3 foot cockpit carried instruments and was to hover for a day night cycle as ground scientists monitored data. Heat and humidity rose too high forcing a safe return to earth to prevent heat prostration. Officials said plans for further Man High tests remain uncertain.
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Alamogordo
N.M
McClure
Air Force
Sule
Jday
Earth
Clifton McClure
Jligh
Breeding Sees Prosperity With Democratic Congress
CIMMARRON Kan AP Rep Floyd Breeding D Kas said last night that prosperity in Kansas wheat belt would come if Democrats gain a congressional majority large enough to override a presidential veto He argued a farm bill veto could be overturned if Democrats control Congress and the White House policy shifts would aid farmers in Kansas wheat country
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Cimmarron
Kan
Floyd Breeding
Kansas
Congress
Virus Forces Marilyn Monroe to Pause Film Work
Hollywood AP reports Marilyn Monroe halted work on a film due to a viral infection. She has suffered for several days and remains in her Bel Air hotel since Wednesday. Her doctor notes a 102 degree fever and ongoing illness.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Mon Jroe
Bel-Air
Wheat prices hit two dollars a bushel for Fifth Kansas crop
Prices of wheat at two dollars a bushel cost the Fifth Kansas Congressional District alone thirty million dollars on this year’s wheat crop.
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Kansas
Bruce Spears To Salina Meeting
Franklin County Clerk Bruce Spears chairman of the Kansas County Clerks Association and president of the Southeast Kansas County Clerks Association will attend the committee meeting in Salina on October 20. The seven member manuel committee works on a handbook for county clerks and plans a loose leaf system to allow easy updates from the state.
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Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Kansas County Clerks Association
Salina
Spears
Southeast Kansas County Clerks Association
Manuel
Smooch To Remain At Kansas State
Manhattan Kansas AP reports the Smooch lines at Kansas State College stay allowed after a committee of Associated Women Students reversed a ban imposed by dean Margaret Lahey. The policy permits kisses during good health at the discretion of individuals present to prevent disease spread.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Associated Women
Margaret Lahey
Federal judge tosses plan to run private white schools
Federal Judge John Paul ruled in Harrisonburg that operating private white schools with public teachers violates the U.S. Supreme Court integration ruling. Leaders seek support to run segregated schools in Virginia and Arkansas while appeals proceed amid fears of federal aid shaping such efforts.
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Virginia
Arkansas
Clinton, Tenn
John Paul
Harrisonburg
U.S. Supreme Court
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