Tomorrow's the Day Voters urged to cast ballots
The Garden City Telegram urges registered voters to vote tomorrow between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. The paper notes turnout will be light due to fewer registered voters and many on vacation. A hot issue in Kearny County is the proposal to change to Central Standard Time.
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Letter to Voters Voices Critique of Officials and Graft
A letter from A L Hebrew of Garden City urges voters to reject pension-seeking officials and criticizes the attorney general and corporate commission for inaction on Garden City ditch stockholder matters. The writer questions sentencing disparities and calls for honest voting based on personal respect, regardless of party.
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Corporation Commission
Garden City
A. L. Hebrew
The Jones of Clever Quips and Odd Facts
Hal Boyle notes how Columbus spent 7000 to discover America and questions if it was a good investment while weaving a collage of age, wealth, travel costs, insurance, water intake, and trivia. The piece blends quotes, curiosities, and regional quirks with light satire and sales language.
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New York
Columbus
America
Harvard
Pan America
Helen Keller
Backstage fight over probe director for food prices
Washington reports a behind the scenes battle over who will direct the congressional inquiry into high grocery prices and the food chain. chain-store interests press to install a director friendly to them while Sen. Gale McGee and consumer advocates back Willard F. Mueller.
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Washington
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Henry Bison
National Association of Retail Grocers
Robert Bennett
J. C. Penney
Farm Bureau
George L. Mehren
Mehren
University of California
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Mueller
McGee
Jesse Tapp
Bank of America
George E. Brandon
University of Pennsylvania
Marvin Jones
Amarillo
Texas
U. S. Court of Claims
Jones
Sen
Agriculture Department
Meee
David Scholl
Joe O'Mahoney
TNEC
White House
Ralph Dungah
Johnson
Personel
Distaff Side celebrates AFS student letters from Germany
Local families hosting foreign students from Bus 69 share a newsletter of letters written by Arnold Schoonwinkel of South Africa, edited in Germany and circulated via Dr. J. D. Raynesford. Arnold reflects on the AFS experience, his home in Stellenbosch, and his evolving philosophy of life and future plans.
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J. D. Raynesford
AFS
Arnold Schoonwinkel
South Africa
Arnold
Jesuit Writer Gerald Kelly Dies in Kansas City
The Rev. Gerald Kelly, 61, a Jesuit writer and moral theology professor, died Sunday in Kansas City of a heart ailment. He won the Cardinal Spellman award in 1953 for theological writing, sold over a million copies of Modern Youth and Chastity, helped start the Review for Religious in 1942 and led it for 17 years. Funeral planned at St Marys, Kansas, on Wednesday.
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Gerald Kelly
Cardinal Spellman
Father Ketly
Review For Religious
St. Marys
Kan
Telegram Overview of Publication and Rates
The document outlines publishing details for the Telegram, listing the Thele gram Publishing Company address at 117 East Chentnwt, editors and staff, and Associated Press affiliation. It specifies subscription prices by carrier and mail, with regional rates for Finney and nearby counties and mentions publication day delivery requirements for motor carrier service.
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Garden City
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamplton
Healy
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Werden City
Kaneas
Telegram Motor Carrier
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