Nature Helps Avert Crisis In Wheat
A Kansas City report says a wheat storage crisis faded as yields fell unexpectedly. Temporary space like hangars and farm buildings held grain already stored in Oklahoma Texas Nebraska and Kansas. Officials note most grain is now under cover and storage gains remain possible through rail and elevator use. Wheat totals drop from earlier forecasts, with ample boxcars aiding movement as farmers reassess past claims of bumper crops.
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Kansas City
Mother Nature
Kan
Garden City
Kansas
Pratt
Kanatl
Oklahoa
Texas
Nebraska
Alorage
Enid
Ohls
G. BE. Blewett
Fort Worth
Texas Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Agriculture Department
Ihyeer
W. C. Atart
Adda
Credit Commodity Corporation Toana
H. 1
Collins
U. S
Kaya
Kanrea
Kansans
Frank Carlson
Kanasa
Glenn HH. Johnson
Marketing
Slow Korean Purge Faces Slow Pace of Trials
The purge law for Korean collaborators with Japan, adopted in September 144, proceeds at a glacial pace. By June 18 only 44 warrants were argued, 32% arrested, and 107 trials held. The law targets varied acts from aiding Japanese rule to vague charges of injury to countrymen. Authorities fear misuse to settle personal scores, while some officials fled. The purge continues under scrutiny as trials proceed with uncertain outcomes.
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Beoul
Kore
Wan
Japan
U.S
Korea
National Assembly
Ihs
Moresas
Sentepaperan
Pomae
Ea Aheatiniog Aoa
Mit
Morean
Provn
Dyng
Man Rhee
Gilsen
Coan Nam
Comeall- Sun
Twist-Ten
Disrupted Police Hearing Sparks Assembly Conflict
A scrambled OCR snippet shows a clash between special police and regular police, with a committee proposing actions as President Rheej affects personnel. The next day the assembly considers turning over details to the regis, while questions arise about arrests by the police.
Weekend visitors and church events in Melrose
Rev and Mrs H Paul Leap host parents Mr and Mrs T Homer Leap and son Prenton of Penn'a Grove NJ and Mr and Mrs John Pint of Southwick MA. Rev T W Keller will preach Keeping Up Appearances at 10 45 a m with 9 45 a m Sunday School. Luther League meets tomorrow at the church. The Willing Workers' Society will be entertained Tuesday at Mrs Ernest Sherman's home. The annual Bates Grove picnic is Tuesday with supper at 7 p m. Rev Ernest F Tripp will lead First Methodist services at 11 48 a m and Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Woman's Society sewed at Mrs Walter Warnock's Tuesday. A special program tomorrow at 7 30 p m marks the Daily Vacation Bible School closing. Next week Leap family directs camp at Skye Farms Lake Sherman with Miss Suzanne Bain Maxine Grasse as Junior Counselors and Miss Shirley Aghdown Gerald Howard to attend with Melrose Youth Fellowship. Also warns Dangerous Play: over 75 tragedies daily from children playing with matches per US Office duration.
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H. Paul Leap
T. Homer Leap
Prenton
Penn‘a Grove
N. J
John Pint
Southwick
Maes
T. W. Kellar
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Luther League
P.m
Keller
Willing Workers’ Society
Ernest ©. Sherman
Bates’ Grove
Ernest F Tripp
First Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Walter G. Warnock
Leap
Skye Farms
Lake Sherman
Suzanne Bain
Maxine
Grasse
Shirley Aghdown
Gerald Howard
Melrose Touth Fellowship
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Nunn Bush & Edgerton
Uck
Oxfords
Thompson Bros
Taylor
Savard Bros
Troy, N. Y
William Rea
Richard Marshall
Grand & Front Sts
Troy
Chambrays
Knitcraft
Melrose
Saya
Record
Cer
Riniy Re
Teh Ave
Nort Trey
W. C. Ken
Th Ave
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