Views on Kansas government call for constitutional revision
The article cites Dr. Francis Heller of the University of Kansas who argues Kansas faces weaknesses in its constitutional framework. He says lack of overhaul, imbalanced representation, sprawling agencies, persistent township government, and many government units hinder state function. He urges constitutional revision, reapportionment, home rule, and executive integration.
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Opinion of Others Your Name in Paper Emporia Gazette
A local column urges merchants to advertise in the newspaper by mentioning their name and business, arguing that visibility in print draws customers. It cites the American Bankers magazine and asserts that every town should have identifiable local businesses listed in daily issues.
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American Bankers Magazine
Nothing to See in Zurich A Lively Quiet in Swiss Town
The piece spoofs Zurich as a place for weary travelers to relax without must see attractions. It notes a huge clock, a fish painting from 1709, and the lake beautified by hills and the Alps, but emphasizes the charms of doing nothing and the town’s traffic muddle along the lakefront.
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Prin
Albuquerque Man Defies Whisker Anniversary Rules
A New Mexico reader voices opposition to town whisker celebrations, urging police protection for men who refuse facial hair and arguing authorities should arrest celebrants who confront non whiskery individuals. The piece reflects on democracy and playful beard lore with mixed anecdotes.
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Albuquerque
Switzerland’s Clean Yet Quiet Charm Draws Returning Americans
The piece praises Zurich’s medieval streets, efficient transit, and spotless streets, noting pleasant climate but frequent rain. It lauds hotel standards and scenery while critiquing tram noise above rooms. It concludes Americans rate Switzerland highly for cleanliness and city upkeep compared with Chicago or New York.
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Chanute Hosts Regional Insurance Delegates and Aviation Notes
Twenty five years ago Chanute prepared to entertain about 200 visitors for a regional convention of the Association of Kansas Owned Life Insurance Companies. Wiley Post, one of two fliers who crossed the Atlantic, described as a good pilot with one eye. Also mentions threshing plans and a crop forecast near 25 bushels. Fifty years ago local property sales and plans for a Chanute Creamery operation are noted.
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Officer Mess Humor Sparks Class Tensions
A writer argues that British military jokes expose a class divide between officers and enlisted men with jokes judged suitable for officers not always fit for NCOs. He proposes training sergeants to relay stories accurately and suggests a method to preserve humor without offending rank.
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Clips and Quips in a Humorous Dental Office Scene
Two sailors visit a dentist asking for a tooth removal without gas and a quick exit. A silent friend is asked to reveal the tooth, while a cowboy wears a lone spur as a playful emblem. A nurse announces a newborn boy and coworkers learn of the pregnancy in a lighthearted moment. Summer jokes follow about tasks that are easier in one season than the other.
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Confusing Statements Issued About State of Ike's Health
The article reviews conflicting notes on President Eisenhower health from 1952 to 1953. It cites Kay Summersby on blood pressure and neuritis, details a Paris ileitis siege, a Denver indigestion label, and hints at a heart condition.
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Dr Crane on a Love Problem and the Court Jester Role
Dr George Crane explains how Mavis T a 17 year old with a serious love problem should handle a boyfriend who dislikes her correcting his grammar He notes people despise criticism yet correction is sometimes needed for growth and shows how men seek to feel superior on dates with women who seem socially inferior.
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Gas conversion units bid invitation for school project
Sealed bids to supply and install complete gas conversion units at Chanute Senior High School Junior College on South Highland are due by 7 p.m. July 16 1956. Bid documents and blueprints available at the Office of the Superintendent of Schools. The Board of Education may reject any or all bids. contract to be signed before final acceptance. Floyd W. Naff president Evelyn C Woodruff clerk.
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Guardsman Killed as 105mm Howitzer Overturns
A 105mm self-propelled howitzer overturned during National Guard maneuvers near Great Bend. Gene Knop, 17, was crushed to death under the vehicle, while J. R. McGlothlin, 32, and Freddy W. Crandall, 17, both of Great Bend, sustained minor injuries and were treated at a hospital. The accident happened about six miles west of the area.
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Chanute Paper Notice of Second Class Postage
Published evenings except Sunday and entered as second class matter at the post office at Chanute Kas under the date March 3 1879 The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all AP news dispatches. wean
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Asthma Formula Leaders Prescription Now Sold Over The Counter
Doctors prescribe a formula that stops asthma attacks in minutes and provides hours of relief, now available without prescription as Primatene. Medical tests support its effectiveness for private patients and readers in New York, N Y.
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