Family Type Farms Decline Prompts Rural Reform Debate
An older Kansas county shows farm numbers shrinking from 2503 to 2048 and projected under 1500 by 1980. The piece argues mechanization favors larger units, undermining the “family type farm,” and calls for diversification and industrial job growth to absorb surplus farmers.
Democrats Eye Hoover Run in 1956 Fallout from Reorganization Panel
Washington dispatch notes Democrats plan a potential 1956 challenge to Herbert Hoover. The Hoover headed executive branch reorganization commission proposes cutting federal agencies and shrinking government, drawing fire from welfare supporters and those who back broader federal relief. The political stakes include memories of past wins and the influence of Ike.
This & that by J P H
Progress has in inevitable price. There is a minister who talked his congregation into air conditioning the church and has found it beat him out of a summer vacation. The government reports take home pay last month reached a new peak. President Eisenhower keeps his decision on whether he will run for a second term a secret between himself, his Maker, and his Mamie. Swimming pools have water triple purified. Five years ago this week the Communists attacked South Korea and the situation today is the same as before, suggesting another possible intervention. When faced with a difficult decision a layman should call in an expert. If two experts are enlisted he is back to making up his own mind and with three experts he is lost. The vacationer who returns with nothing but a bad sunburn is a positive delight. The late Senator Robert Taft is to be me-
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Taft’s carillon tribute marks a quiet passing
A whispered note marks Taft’s legacy, noting he valued carillons among his lesser concerns while he is remembered as a statesman who shaped the era.
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Campaign swing and benefit show headline for Chanute
Frank Haucke Republican candidate for governor arrived to launch a 24 hour campaign tour. A benefit show sponsored by the Chanute fire department will feature vaudeville with 10 performers at the Memorial auditorium next Tuesday evening, per fire chief R. Stacy. The Seaab players of Chicago will stage the entertainment.
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July calendar trivia from ElManack of 18th century notes
July entries recount historical events with dates from 1775 to 1790 and later notes. It mentions Washington commanding the Continental Army, Texas annexation, the Delaware crossing, the Panama Canal opening, and milestones like Boulder Dam work and the first American patent.
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Clips and Quips Misunderstanding Leaders Letter Mix
The writer frets over a miscommunication with Jack regarding a prior admission not to change a decision. She worries he misunderstood her intent and fears the moral impact of the torn plan.
Molotov Refuses TV But Hobby Outdoes Him
Washington confirms Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov declined free questioning on CBS Face the Nation. In a parallel, Oveta Culp Hobby demanded a scripted Q A on Reporters' Roundup and only backed down after pressure from reporters Jim Lucas and Clark Mollenhoff. The episode sparked debate on press freedoms and government transparency amid broader civil liberties concerns.
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Dr Crane explores imagination biases in adults and parents
The column argues adults often think in a single mental rut and miss readers' payoffs from personal topics such as love, children, and family life. It notes the average American is 30 with a family, prioritizing child safety, education, and practical concerns over politics.
Television Log Highlights From Tonight’s Schedule
A dense listing of TV programs across multiple stations detailing daily lineups. Highlights include Pinky Lee Show, Paul Winchell Show, World Report, Gates to various sports and entertainment programs with times and channel numbers.
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