Hall or Shaw Debate Recalled in Kansas Governor Race
Views on the race for the Republican nomination in Kansas compare Hall and Shaw. Voters are described as inoculated by repeated charges, with the sole clear issue being the right to work. Hall is portrayed as a product of an established party with broader executive experience, while Shaw is seen as an organization man with limited administrative background.
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Kansas
Warren Shaw
Fred Hall
Hall
Eisenhower
Republican Party
JPH
Redmond Dam Name Favored By Congressman On Neosho Plan
Congressman Myron George urges naming the Neosho flood control dam Redmond Dam to honor John Redmond of Burlington who led the drainage and water conservation movement. The proposed name follows shifts in site location from Strawn to Burlington after the 1951 flood.
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Strawn
Neosho River
Burlington
Burlington Dam
Myron George
Redmond
John Redmond
Congress
George
Kansas Democrats Rally Feeds Beef and Wheat at Meet
A Kansas Democratic rally discussed farm policy with constructive actions beyond criticism of Republicans. Attendees ate 2000 pounds of beef and a truckload of wheat buns, while other quips touched on barber wages, opera prestige, and regional sports teams amid national politics.
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Kansas
Ave Harriman
Clips and Quips Grace And You Say He Doesn’t Know How to Kiss
Two moonshiners discuss their illicit trade in a terse exchange. The fragment hints at a humorous or sharp conversation as they plan to take their product into town and assess prospects. The brief dialogue captures a rural, redacted street scene with wordplay on kissing and competence.
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Grace
Ruth
California
Kesession
Arvey
Chicago
Sam Rayburn
de Silva
Lyndon Johnson
Rayburn
Harriman
Slow caution labeled in casual street dialogue
A fragmentary dialogue notes driving at about 20 mph and a skeptical take on law. It mentions aging something and a memory of a first kiss, with a cigarette left in place by a forgetful person.
Twenty-Five Years Ago Vacationing Families and Local Notes
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs Floyd L Johnson and children left yesterday by motor for a vacation visit in Colorado Springs. Grace Boman returned home from summer school at K S T C Pittsburg. Mrs Everett Strange and Mrs William Nation of Shaw and Mrs George Bell of near Urbana were here on business. Ellen Brown of Nyman Motor Co Lavenu rg is spending her vacation locally. Tom Pollard manager of F S Reed store returned from St Louis after purchasing new merchandise. Billy Pearce sustained a severe cut while swimming at the Country Club pool. Erie council published its budget for the year at 12 per 1000 valuation. Leanna threshing nearly done and haying begun. Fifty Years Ago note lists former residents and election results for consolidation of New Chicago and Tioga into Chanute with votes and mayors in 1872.
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Floyd L. Johnson
Colorado Springs
Grace Boman
K.S.T.C
Pittsburg
Everett Strange
William Nation
Shaw
George Bell
Urbana
Ellen Brown
Nyman Motor Co
Lavenburg
Tom Pollard
F. S. Reed
St. Louis
Billy Pearce
Earl A. Pearce
Erie
Leanna
Makeup Your Own Mind About Clothes for Trip
A travel agency publicity release advises packing lightly for trips. The piece cites travelers who carry too few clothes ending in mishaps with torn shirts and grease stains, versus those who overpack with four shirts three shorts two suits and spare trousers, a pattern with cautious guidance for both men and women.
Worry Clinic Advice on Diabetes and Living With It
Dr. Crane counsels coping with diabetes and other crosses to bear. Lois, 16, fears insulin and acceptance but can live a full life with proper care. Diabetes facts cover causes, treatment, inheritance, and hopeful outlooks.
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George W. Crane
Lois W
Dr. Crane
Lois
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellett, Ind
Kefauver Opposed by Backers Over Quit Decision
Washington report details Kefauver's withdrawal decision after a daylong session with supporters from across the country. Some urged he stay and fight while others urged a deal with Harriman or support for Stevenson. A strong plea from Col. Roberts and De Silva highlighted civil rights principles and party unity amid efforts to maintain Democratic harmony.
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Washington
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Adlai Stevenson
USA
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California
Florida
Chicago
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New York
Harriman
Clara Shirpser
San Francisco
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Racine
Wis
Democratic Party
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Los Angeles
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Virginia
Tom Carroll
Col
William A. Roberts
Tennessee
de Silva
Retail Clerks Union
Adlai
How Can I Prevent Dish Chipping While Washing
Use a wooden bowl instead of a metal dishpan to guard china and glassware from chipping. The method suggests a wooden vessel reduces impact during washing and protects delicate items.
Federal Law Bans Unsafe Refrigerators to Save Children
President Eisenhower signs a nationwide law aimed at preventing child entrapment in refrigerators. The act bans interstate shipment of units without interior easily opened doors, with a two year phase in while manufacturers add safety devices under government standards.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Prohibition Nominee Backs Convention Naat Law
Junction City report says Harry C. Lytle the Prohibition Party candidate for governor endorses the Kansas law requiring minor parties to nominate by convention. The item lists subscription rates and by mail options appear in the surrounding text.
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Junction City
Harry C. Lytle
Prohibition Party
Kansas
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