Manhattan Kansas Sheds Light on Prospective USDA Disease Center
Views argue Manhattan, Kansas, as the sole Kansas city meeting criteria for a new 19 million dollar USDA animal disease research center. The site would be near a land grant college with veterinary medicine or strong animal research, in a smaller town away from metro centers. Citizens urged to promote Kansas as the chosen location to Washington.
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Manhattan
Kansas
U.S
Washington
Neutrals face pressure as U.S. leaders clash over neutrality
The piece notes President Eisenhower praising neutrality, the State Department correcting him, and Vice President Nixon and Secretary Dulles adding contrasting stances. It highlights tensions with neutrals and ongoing calls from McCarthy and Stevenson, reflecting Cold War political friction.
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Kremlin
Eisenhower
Harry Truman
Ike
U.S
U. S
State Department
Nixon
Dulles
Joe McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
Citizens call for three new drinking fountains on Main Street
Edward Newquist of 101 South Malcolm writes that Kansas summers are hot and urges The Tribune to install three cold drinking fountains on Main Street to aid city residents and visitors.
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Main Street
Kansas
Edward Newquist
S. Malcolm
Almost There The Sea Trip Brings Tipping Dilemma
A voyage aboard the SS Andrea Doris leaves passengers restless on the last day at sea despite calm seas and mild temperatures. Tipping questions confuse travelers as they weigh amounts for waiters, stewards, and other staff across meals, service, and accommodations.
Tipping on Steamships Turns Into 10 Percent Burden
The article explains that tipping on steamships is often unresolved by crew or guides. It lists suggested amounts for various staff including stewards, waiters, headwaiters, deck stewards, and bar stewards. Together these tips amount to about ten percent of the ticket price.
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Tipper
Gosh
Fire trucks remove gas truck from flames at Lincoln and Walnut
A tank truck loaded with 150 gallons of gasoline was pulled from flames in the reasing rooms at the White Eagle filling station after gasoline dripped from the truck and ignited by sparks from an air compressor. Nearby, Kathaleen Grann arrived for a visit with Dr and Mrs Fred Shaw.
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Lincoln
Walnut
Kathaleen Grann
Wareham
Mass
Fred Shaw
Carlos M. Gaxiola
Kansas City
Kiwanis Club
United Brethren Church
First Methodist Church
D. W. Smith
Supt
A. A. Gist
D. M. Rankin
C. W. Ayling
C. O. Notgrass
Santa Fe
Hats Return, Cigar Sales Slide Across Town
Barber notes fewer shaves as traveling salesman loses electric shaver burden. Printers report Princess Rainier pregnancy rumors debunked by priest. Hotelier sees rising cigarette use but slim profits. cigarillo demand weak. Hats regain favor as caps trend upward with winter use expected to rise.
Straw hat fashion swings from derbies to sailor shapes
A glimpse of summer headwear shows derbies with soft felt tops returning after years away while flat-top hats gain traction. The straw hat trend favors various shapes and colors, though some men still wear the old fashioned sailor style once common 25 years ago.
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Derby
Train Demolishes Auto as Gatekeeper Testifies
The gatekeeper testified in the crossing collapse case, swearing to the court about his observations as the train struck the automobile. He noted the sequence of events and his role in guarding the crossing.
Lantern, Nervous Witness, and Pay Mischief in Trial
A witness waved a lantern to bolster his story and the jury awarded a railroad verdict. The railroad attorney taunts him about not being nervous on the stand. Sam finds a dollar too much in his pay and is deducted later, prompting a cheeky exchange about complaining after a second over.
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O’brien
O'Brien
Sam
Blind spot at optic nerve head in each eye
Each eye has a small blind spot where the optic nerve enters the retina. This natural gap lacks light-sensing cells, creating a tiny area of vision loss in that field.
U S Farm Income Drops Significantly Over Four Years
U S total farm income declined by 25 percent across the last four years signaling a broad downturn for farmers. Analysts cite lower crop prices and higher costs as key factors affecting earnings in 1940s agriculture.
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U.S
Condition of Ike health discussed by physicians
Washington column outlines medical context around President Eisenhower's surgery and anticoagulant use. It cites vitamin K administration to counter dicumarol thinning blood, notes experts from Walter Reed and Cornell, and discusses links between heart attack brain arteries and anticoagulant history.
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Roosevelt
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United States
Eisenhower
Denver
Col
Thomas Mattingly
Walter Reed Hospital
Cornell Medical School
W. T. Foley
Irving S. Wright
Foley
Wright
American Heart Association
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
Senate Appropriations Subcommittee
Dr Crane Advocates Classroom Salesmanship Over Degrees
Dr George W Crane argues that stellar classroom salesmanship is the primary requisite for a great school, not large buildings or advanced degrees. He contends teachers with passion and engaging delivery outperform degreed colleagues, urging internship as a house to house salesman to sharpen instructional sales.
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Howard K
Abraham Lincoln
Unclear Time Entries From OCR Fragment
The readable OCR shows a sequence of times including 2 00 p m 10 30 a m 4 30 p m 5 00 p m and later 10 00 p m 10 28 p m 10 30 p m 6 00 p m 6 30 p m 7 00 p m 1 00 p m. No identifiable event or context is provided.
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Knothole Gang
Tales of Texas Rangers
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