Gambler Reform Harder Than Alcohol Help Says Hal Boyle
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle notes reforming a gambler is harder than treating alcoholism. He jokes that a good enemy keeps one alert, and comments on marriage trends, planting trees, cash payments, hypochondria, lawn care, pickpockets, and common misfortunes in a string of quips.
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New Fall Styles Of Gold Jewels For the Wealthy
New York AP reports Count Sarmi unveils a fall collection for the rich with gold and gem laden gowns wigs Grecian togas and one shoulder dresses. Opulent fabrics feature quilted velvets sable trims and mink accents with reversible fur coats for changing styles.
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Wheat Harvest Moving North
GREAT BEND Kansas AP Barring more rain the wheat harvest should start Thursday in Clark Stevens and Saline counties Friday in Meade Stafford and Reno and Saturday in Ford Barton Seward and McPherson counties The state harvest labor control office says hot dry weather is needed to speed cutting after weekend hail damage reports including a 100 percent loss southwest of Zenith in Stafford County Test cuts show 12 to 15 bushels per acre in Meade County The hardest is half completed in Barber County The Dodge City office says they need combine operators and truck drivers.
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Advisory Committee Meets at K State
A nine member state 4H advisory committee, including county home economics agents Janet Meisinger of Marion and Mary Lee Edwards of Yates Center and three county agricultural agents led by Robert Bozworth of Ottawa, meets with Kansas State University staff Wednesday through Friday to evaluate projects and plan youth program segments.
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Kansan Named Among Vietnam War Casualties
A Defense Department notice lists three Kansas and Missouri natives among Vietnam casualties. Killed in action are Army Private Timothy R. Clark of Kansas City Kansas and Marine Sergeant Howard E. Swann of Kansas City Missouri. Marine Corporal Doyle L. Harris of Bakersfield Missouri died of wounds.
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Man Goes on Trial for Sale of LSD
James H. L. Ewan, 21, formerly of Wichita, now of Pittsburg, Kansas, goes on trial in U S District Court on federal charges of possession and sale of LSD and marijuana. Witness Curtis Dixon of the U S Bureau for Drug Abuse Control testified Dixon arrested Ewan January 14 while he was a Wichita State student and said he observed Ewan purchase LSD near the campus bar.
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Observations on Manners and Youthment in Public Life
A collage of pithy reflections on social behavior and gender roles. The narrator notes men daydreaming about mischief at dinner and elders with flowers, while young women challenge norms and teenagers show inner humanity beneath a saucy exterior.
Local Officials Named in County Club Agent List
Ardu Galladay of Syracuse and Warren Harding of Stockton lead a group including four county club agents and Assistant CCA Beverly Dunning of Wichita with Roland Flory of Newton Dale Hensley of Independence and Bill Fultz of Garden City among the named personnel.
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Newton
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WW1 Ace D Hudson Dies at Ft Meade Veteran of 27th Aero
David Hudson a Topeka native and World War I flying ace with the 27th Aero Squadron died at Kimborough Army Hospital Ft Meade after a stroke at age 71. He flew over France and is honored for a pioneering Andean flight with a La Paz Bolivia monument. He retired as a colonel and is survived by his widow and a son. Funeral at Ft Mayer Chapel Arlington Va. burial Arlington National Cemetery.
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Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying Adv
Advertisement warns readers to verify product quality and price before purchase. It highlights checking return policies, warranties, and seller credibility to avoid scams and faulty goods. It encourages comparing items and reading customer reviews.
Crude Oil Output Down in Kansas
US weekly oil output rose to 8,403,500 barrels daily with gains in overall production. Kansas averaged 280,030 barrels daily, down 6,570, while Oklahoma produced 627,770 barrels per day, down 4,040.
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