Views of the News Women Prison Plan Eyes Multi State Facility
The Missouri Legislature blocked inter state agreements to build a regional women prison with Kansas but other states Oklahoma and Arkansas study joint facilities. Kansas runs an industrial farm for women with 62 inmates and 25 staff. higher per inmate costs prompt considering shared modern facilities across states as a practical cost saving measure. The piece argues for breaking state boundaries to meet rising social demands.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Letter to congress on trimming federal spending aims at debt cap
The Tribune prints a reader letter urging Washington to cut federal spending. It asks to prevent debt ceiling rises and balanced budgets, curb new programs, reduce foreign aid to poorer debts, and demand leaner bureaucracy with fewer nonessential reports. Signed J. E. Bradshaw Rt. 1.
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J. E. Bradshaw
Rt. 1
This & that by J P H
Secretary Dulles remarks there is a place where peace is too expensive. When it comes to war, though, the hell with the cost. About the only way left to save the American home is to put all of TV back on one channel. At last report the nation's only surviving GAR member, 109, was out of the hospital and back on cigars. The latest estimates show 35 million dogs and 40 million cats in the United States growing five percent yearly. Alger Hiss is said to be living in Oblivion along a branch from New York. Seven children once symbolized a woman's social success.
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Dulles
The
GAR
United States
Alger Hiss
New York
Clips and Quips Reflecting on Staycations and Cautionary Wisdom
A humorous column hints at vacation vibes from staying home and dodging risky behavior. It notes a middle aged woman applying for a driver’s permit and hesitating when asked her age, suggesting a light slice of life moment.
Laughing at age and schoolyard jests in a rural desk scene
A distracted clerk loses patience with a talkative visitor while a Hays college girl humorously dismisses a classmate’s scholastic ability calling her out to lunch. A manufacturer touts nylon paper, but prior letters and contracts suggest the claim is unnecessary. Lillie Cook in Concordia Blade Empire.
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Hays
Ethel
Lillie Cook
Concordia Blade Empire
Reappointments for City Heads Ten Noted in 25 Years Ago List
City commissioners renewed two year terms for ten department heads led by John J. Jones city attorney and John E. Lindquist chief of police. Two Elsmore women were injured when their Ford overturned after being struck by a passing car north of Chanute. Local notices mention social visits, a Ladies of the Maccabees program with local performers, and the Erie band planning street concerts under Dr. R C Henderson.
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John J. Jones
C. G. Wood
A. Lofgren
J. C. Penny
A. N. Allen
John E. Lindquist
James A. Butin
E. A. Pearce
E. M. Flannery
Water and Gas
J. B. Hutchinson
Elsmore
J. E. Holmes
Mary Burns
Chanute
Collinsville
Oklo
Bryan O’brien
Buffalo
Ruth Roberts
Fort Scott
Guy Roberts
Ladies of the Maccabees
Osa Leighty
Alberta Clark
Roxie Holt
Juanita Coats
Elsie Lowe
Jennie Marquand
Kittie Morey
Harold Williams
Susie Myers
F. S. Wilson
McCune
Erie Band
R. C. Henderson
Auction Sales Increasing Still a Lot of Fun
By J. Lawson May. Auction sales are growing more common and lively in towns. The author notes the pace and chants of auctioneers, compares town auctions with farm auctions, and observes crowds of bidders and spotters driving up prices, recalling meals at rural sales.
Mrs Hobby Yields to Pressure on Salk Vaccine Controls
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports Oveta Culp Hobby shifts stance after York Herald Tribune demand for federal controls on polio vaccine.Editorials and telegrams push limits, urging priority for children and pregnant women. speculation on curbing black market and funding free shots. Also notes Sinclair Weeks admits $10,000 entertainment allowance.
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Washington
York Herald Tribune
Rock of Gibraltar
Ainally
Oveta Culp Hobby
Pearson
Hobby
The
Herald Tribune
Congress
Children’s Bureau
Walnut M Sgt and Mrs Miller Lead Busy Walnut Visit List
Walnut M Sgt and Mrs Yarl Miller and daughters Sharon Ann Lynne Marie and Deborah Helen from Shreveport visited Mrs Miller's parents Mr and Mrs Dick Brunjes and his mother Mrs Homer Elsworth and husband of Erie. Families from Augusta Belair Pittsburg Fort Scott Topeka Erie Garnett and other towns attended gatherings and weddings including the Ashcraft Kennedy wedding in Erie.
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Yarl L. Miller
Sharon Ann
Lynne Marie
Deborah Helen
Shreveport
Shirley Morerod
Boyd Waggoner
Russell
Beleair
N. M
Pittsburg
Carl Kelsey
Morerod
A. J. Reece
Howard Bolin
Sharon and
Dottie Smith
Barl Brooks
Erie
Mabel
Maude Reece
Ike Smith
Garnett
Emmett Ashlock
James Ashlock
Dale Tredway
Eric
S. E. Tredway
Jack Hembree
Fort Scott
Hal
Felt
Okla
George Fannen
Ford
Fred Kennedy
Debbie Kay
Terry Lee
Verle Tredway
Betty
Elton Thompson
Clinton, Mo
Dale Sawyer
Diane
Gardner
Harold Sawyer
Alfreda
Kenneth
Wellsville
Jack Shireman
Rickey
Girard
Walnut
Improving Old Style English Phrases and Pronunciations
Answers address style fixes and word meanings. The corrected sentence removes most and uses lie down, the word drollery is pronounced with the o as in roll, brethern is misspelled which should be brethren, latitude means freedom from narrow limits and allows broad discussion in public affairs.
Prize Contests Boost Morale and Cash Prizes
Dr Crane discusses prize contesting as a stimulating outlet for surplus energy. Readers can win cash or merchandise from 25 to 50 million dollars awarded yearly, with entries often 50 to 100 words. Housewives and teens can win. follow rules, use simple language, and send for his booklet.
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Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellett
Ind
Television Log Tonight Highlights And Schedule
A dense listing of TV programs across channels KOAM KOTV KSWM with a long slate from 7:00 pm to 12:40 am. Mentions include Cavalcade of Sports Buckeye Derby coverage and various entertainment shows plus news, weather and sports segments.
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Tepper
Ray Milland
Pinky Lee Siu
Paul Winchell
K. C
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Dizzy Dean
Shakespeare
Harry Wismer
Mr. Wicard
Western Theatre
Horace Heidt
Gospel of Chri
News and We
Inner Banetum
Jackie Gleason
Hollywood
Bo Tits
Max Liebman
Hollywood of Reet
Damon Burvon Theatre
Mr. Peepers
Royal Playhouse
Toast of the Town
TV Playhouse
Mark Saver
Loretta Young
Bob Cummings
Soldiers of Fortune
Liberace
Heart of the City
Ae Wolf
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