Going to the Fair How Kansans Can Tour New York City
A Ford World report cites 437 Kansans visiting the New York World's Fair in opening days. For newcomers, key tips include staying off auto travel in New York, using maps, and relying on the subway. Plan routes in advance and ask officials for directions. Don’t miss the United Nations tour, Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center, Times Square Station, the Hayden Planetarium, and Automat eateries.
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Ford Motor Co
New York City
Radio City Music Hall
Rockefeller Center
Times Square
Hayden Planetarium
Swallowing Air Increases Stomach Air Bubbles Advice
Readers discuss air swallowing causing stomach distress. Dr Moiner recommends slowing eating and drinking, taking smaller bites and holding liquid in the mouth before swallowing to reduce air intake. One reader seeks pinworm guidance. the doctor advises comprehensive family treatment and prevention, noting a reinfection source may lie outside the home.
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Dr. Molher
C.H
Eisenhower Urges Fire in Belly Nominee for GOP
Former President Eisenhower urges Republicans to nominate a candidate with "fire in his belly" and spark to ignite voter passion. The piece also notes controversial car models Mustang and Barracuda and mentions World’s Fair attendance and protests over motherhood prizes.
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Eisenhower
Notable Yearly Notes From A Daily Dispatch
The piece reflects on public image in the United States, compares a leader to Nik, and notes 1964 as favorable for diet with cantaloupes replacing squash. It questions political extremism, urges eagle protection on the silver dollar, and mentions a New York firm offering gentle female gorillas for 5500 dollars as a novelty gift.
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United States
Nik
St. Nik
New York
United Brethren churchs subscrip tion drive tops goal in town
Tribune Files reports Twenty-Five Years Ago the United Brethren church raised 1500 for an improvement program at 3rd and Forest. Rev Donovan W Smith outlined roof painting, a celotex ceiling, remodeling front, new pulpit choir loft baptistry, oak floors, carpets, redecorating, parsonage paint and new sidewalks. Men will reshingle Wednesday, ladies serve lunch at noon. Also notes local farmers replanted corn after cold weather and a farmer remarks rain needed.
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United Brethren Church
3Rd and Forest
Donovan W. Smith
Big Creek
Today’s Bible Verse Rest in the Lord for patience and trust
A concise excerpt from Psalms 37 7 urging readers to wait on the Lord and avoid fret over those who prosper through wicked devices. The verse emphasizes patience, faith, and restraint in face of wrongdoing.
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Industry On Parade
Bob Poole
Dixie
Big Picture
Allen
Camera Three
Cartoon Theater
Hennesey
Midwest Farm
Tralimaster
Sunset Strip
Bat Masterson
Price tag on tributes to Mike Kirwan on House floor
Washington reports 64 members of the House rose to praise Rep. Mike Kirwan of Ohio in a display likened to funeral orations. The tribute sheet masked political motives, as many praised him while seeking digs for pork and campaign cash controlled by Kirwan’s appropriations and fund-raising power.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Sam Rayburn
Mike Kirwan
Youngstown
Ohio
Robert E. Hagan
Mike
Kirwan
Franklin Roosevelt
Johnson
Maryland
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Cam
Albert
Oklahoma
No Inhibitions in Washroom
A satirical AP piece surveys office washrooms through caricatures such as Joe McSturdy the Philosopher and the Great Man. It lampoons private vanity, petty power plays, and routine behavior in a modern corporate setting.
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Boyle
Joe McSturdy
Angus
Valhalla
Television log and schedule highlights
A fragmented TV guide lists KOAM Channel 7 and 12 prime time lines with show titles such as Destry Route 66 Alfred Hitchcock Tonight Show Hollywood Palace Highway Patrol Gunsmoke Gun scenes and sports and talk formats including Jack Paar and Phil Silvers. The entry includes times and program names across channels with minor typos and incomplete lines.
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Destry
International Showtime
Bob Hope Theater
Route 66
McHales Navy
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Paar
Weather Vane
Weather
Fourstate
Johnny Holmes
Hollywood Palace
Highway Patrol
Wearner
Phil Silvers
Note to Mrs. L F on infectious mononucleosis recovery
A dated health note advises cheerfulness during mono recovery and promotes a Stay Well Every Year Of Your Life guide priced at $5.9) for family health facts. It also suggests serving egg noodles with beef goulash, buttered and topped with caraway or poppy seeds.
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Mrs. JR
Kirwan praised by lawmakers as funding push grows
Lawmakers from Massachusetts to New York describe Kirwan as compassionate and humble while pressing for federal support. They highlight Cape Cod Seashore funding of 16 million dollars, Mason Dam funds of 6.168 million, Bowne House shrine backing, and Cape Hatteras bridge plus Ft Raleigh site financing as examples of needed federal grants.
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Ed Boland
D-Mass
Boland
Kirwan
Cape Cod National Seashore
Mike Kiwan
America
al Ullman
D-Ore
Baker
Ore
Seymour Halpern
Rn.y
Bonner
U.S. Treasury
Oregon Inlet
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Ft. Raleigh
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Moiner
Nikita Ahrushchev
John Birchers
Tribune
L. R. Claus
Erie
J. M. Gelwix
Thayer
Gelwix
E. M. Flannery
Charles W. Pratt
W. W. Robb
George L. Taylor
George T. Amyx
S. C. Brown
Charles Bardwell
John R. Tye
R. R. Harper
M. Somer
J. E. Ward
Henry Koch
Lawrence
Gale Brown
Winfield
Merry-Go
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Hal Boyle
Oswald
Ronald
Nature
Koam.tv
Davey & Golieth
Alvin
Cartoon Carnival
Ruft & Reddy
Tennessee Tuxedo
Hector Heathcote
NBC
Mighty Mouse
Dennis the ‘Menace
Fury
Wes
Rock OF Ages
Kansas City
Southern Kansas Greyhound Lines
Topeka
Chanute
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Canada
Omaha - Sioux City - Dallas
San Antonio
Halpern
Bowne House
Flushing
N.Y
Herbert Bonner
D-N.c
Home Savings Association
Lincoln & Walnut
Chanute, Kansas
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