Medical Help Wanted in Growing Garden City
Garden City’s population has risen from about 10 000 to over 15 000 since 1954 while the number of physicians has fallen from ten to nine and osteopaths from three to two. The writer urges local doctors to recruit new physicians, note strain on hospital usage, long waits, and the need to attract industry and residents by posting a medical help wanted sign.
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Garden City
Dodge City
St. Catherine Hospital
Distaff Side SMALL WORLD on the East Battery
A local column sketches brief vignettes of residents across the globe and nearby towns. A Beloit sailor in Charleston yearns for wheat harvest at home while a New York City visitor debates Beloit, Kansas. A New Zealand AFL Gyre student returns to Hamilton and others tour Australia and Denver. A Dalmatian is missing its owner while kittens are offered for adoption at Maglaras. Call numbers provided.
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East Battery
Charleston
D. C
Fort Sumter
Beloit
Kansas
New York City
Kan
Shenagh Gleeson
Laurie
Denver
Sandi
Cuchara
Colo
Main St
HemisFair
San Antonio
Chris
G. B.) Sigshbee
Mexico
O.A. Vermillions
Maglaras
E. Price
Sunday Drivers In Church Rows And Ecumenical Jests
The piece observes Sunday drivers cluttering Repweye except the road to church. It notes some attend religious services all day for golf and cites church procedures and parish collection changes. It critiques Easter church hopping and quips prayers addressed to Santa Claus rather than God.
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Santa Claus
God
Garden City Telegram terms and prices ad card
Garden City Telegram publishes daily except Sundays and certain holidays from Garden City Kansas. Subscription rates include local carrier 1.75 monthly in city and 9.00 for a 9 month school year for students. mail rates 12.00 to Finney county and nearby areas, 15.00 elsewhere yearly. Contacts include Bill Brown Le Roy Allman and John Frazier as editors and managers.
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Telegram Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
Bill Brown
le Roy
Allmand
John Frazier
Finney, Lane, Scott
Wichita
Gregamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Telegram Motor Carrier
Reagan’s shifting stance taints Miami Beach discourse
Drew Pearson portrays Ronald Reagan as a political chameleon who has moved from left to right, citing early left-leaning associations and later right-wing affiliations. The piece details Reagan’s TV career, public stance shifts, controversial remarks, and credibility questions raised by misstatements and denials involving reporters and public figures.
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Miami
Miami Beach
Ronald Reagan
California
Gov. Reagan
United States
Mobilization For Democracy
House Un-American Activities Committee
Tom Clark
Communist Peoples World
Angeles
Reagan
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Citizens For
John Rousselot
John Birch Society
Earl Warren
Memory as master magician hal Boyle observes
Hal Boyle reflects on memory as a master magician that can recreate vanished worlds and revive people from the past. He cites nostalgic scenes from home, childhood, and social norms, noting how memory lets us revisit moments, places, and even the era’s social quirks and fame.
Time zone debate stirs Kansas community in Lakin letter
F W Stewart of Lakin criticizes a Kansas editorial backing Central Standard Time year round. He questions the poll’s reach, defends local choice to keep or adjust time, and references Garden City and local politics as part of the dispute.
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Garden City
Lakin
Kansas
Telegram
Lane County
Holcomb
F. W. Stewart, Lakin
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