Regents And The Governor Faces Of A Kansas Dispute
The Lawrence Journal-World notes past clashes over regents power and removal grounds. It recalls Chancellor Lindley’s 1930 firing by Gov. Davis, with court questions of governor's authority. Law reforms shifted removal power to courts, not the governor. The piece warns future legislature may tighten regent appointment rules if That Boy wins his civil service fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
Little Fred
Lawrence Journal-World
E. H. Lindley
Jonathan Davis
Lindley
The
Journal-World
Davis
Ben Paulen
Civil Service Goard
A Senator's Attitude and Accusations in Dixon-Yates Probe
The piece criticizes aggressive questioning in committee hearings, citing Sen. Langer’s harsh charges against Edgar H. Dixon during the Dixon-Yates investigation. It condemns calling witnesses liars without recourse, urging lawful methods and immunities to protect fair testimony and uphold American standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. Langer
North Dakota
Dixon-Yates
Langer
Edgar H. Dixon
Public officials and private gain under Wilson era reforms
In a Garden City column the writer defends Woodrow Wilson’s practice of hiring business experts like Bernard Baruch as wartime advisors. The piece argues the merit of private talent in government, warns against sensational accusations, and cites figures such as Harold Talbott and Gardiner’s Dairy while stressing scrutiny of public office via common good, not demagoguery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Bernard Baruch
Wilson
Wall Street
White House
Roosevelt
Harold Talbott
Gardiner
Ralph Gardiner
Ovid Harman
Baruch
Talbott
Domestic chores push shifts in male attitudes
A Concordia Blade Empire columnist suggests men respond more to kitchen duties when guided by supportive wives. The piece hints at changing gender roles with marital cooperation as a key factor. The Wichita Eagle notes Eisenhower's popularity tied to luck and a playful jab at Republicans guarding a rabbit's foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usband
Concordia Blade- Empire
Eisenhower
Wichita Eagle
Newspaper masthead and notices from Garden City Telegram
Fragmentary OCR shows Garden City Telegram masthead with editor roles and Associated Press copyright wording. Subscriptions details list carrier and mail rates for Kansas regions and surrounding areas.
Washington Merry Go Round on Ike Health
Drew Pearson reports Republican leaders push for Eisenhower despite age and health concerns but Ike resists running again. He highlights 1944 Democrats masking FDR's health and notes calls for medical exams for presidential candidates while warning the presidency ages leaders rapidly.
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Washington
FDR
Eisenhower
Frankin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chicago
Alaska
Bob Hannegan
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Ed Kelley
White House
Ike
Geneva
George Bender
Ohio
Congress
Taft
Wendell Willkie
Franklin
United States
Prayer fragment for daily devotion and sympathy
A devotional prayer invoking blessing on the mourning and asking for true sympathy for the lonely and for Thine erring children. It expresses gratitude for Christ’s sacrifice and seeks a broadened love in the participant’s daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savious
Doctor's Wife Abducted Rescued After Harrowing Ride
Barbara Ann LeBost, 21, wife of a Wayne physician, was abducted and forced on an eight mile ride last night by a part time bartender and porter. She was unharmed. Robert L. Gates, 23, of Wayne, was overtaken and disarmed by a sheriff's officer.
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Detroit
Wayne
Barbara Ann LeBost
Robert L. Gates
Bavaria To Buy Small Atomic Pile From US
MUNICH Germany The Bavarian State Government announced it will buy a small atomic pile in the United States for $360,000. Cultural Minister August Rucker said the American uranium burner will be used in furtherance of nuclear research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich
Germany
United States
August Rucker
Distaff Side notes middle age and family tales
The reader reflects on middle age starting at 26 and cites a nutritionist blaming parents for teens eating habits. Virgil Hubbard visits Garden City to see granddaughter Kim Denise Hornbaker. remarks on changing times and finances for new parents. Hubbards celebrate 26 years of marriage. Gene Hornbaker works for Cities Service in Lakin. Saturday marks Mrs. Sadie Truitt’s birthday in Holcomb, mother to Mrs. Myrtle Clare and Glehn Truitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Hubbard
Laking
Garden City
Kim Denise Hornbaker
Hubbards
Doc Hastings
Hubbard
Gene Hornbaker
Hornbakers
Lakin
Gene
Sadie Truitt
Holcomb
Myrtle Clare
Glehn Truitt
Lincoln Stole the Show At Gettysburg Ceremony
Gettysburg Pa recounts the 1863 dedication of a cemetery where Edward Everett spoke two hours while Abraham Lincoln delivered a brief address. Lincoln’s postscript speech later drew cheers. Everett’s role is remembered as the lengthy prelude to the president’s concise, famed remarks.
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Lincoln
Gettysburg
Edward Everett
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
David Wills
Washington
Abe Lincoln
Everett
Adams Sentinel
General Advertiser
Iman
Rush to Anchor Texas Tower Radar Station in Storm Zone
A crew of 92 construction men worked at top speed to tie down a Texas Tower radar station 100 miles at sea as hurricane weather loomed. The Coast Guard cutter McCulloch stood by a mile from the tower ready to ferry workers to shore if needed. The rush covered the final of three permanent legs sunk 50 feet into the ocean bottom for the $10 million platform that will support a Navy Air Force coastal radar station.
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Boston
Coast Guard
McCulloch
Girl Unharmed After Being Lost on Mt Evans
DENVER Colleen Patton Jr left Mercy Hospital with only scratches and a sunburn after a 26 hour wander on Mt Evans 14 260 feet high. Found noon yesterday five miles from the loss spot during a vacation outing. She said she was undaunted and wanted to finish her vacation. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Patton of Clifton Hills Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Collene Patton, Jr
Mercy Hospital
Mt. Evans
Lon
Colleen
Mrs
Joe Patton
Clifton Hills, Mo
Impastato Agrees To Leave US In 30 Days
Nicole Impastato, former Midwest narcotics ring member, appears in federal court and signs agreement to depart the United States within 30 days, ending his bid to avoid deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Impastato
Kansas City
Nicole Impastato
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From 54 Series
The page presents a dense cryptoquip style crossword with numerous clues and a cryptogram. It includes horizontal clues such as palm leaf ornamental cup and symbol for silver, and vertical clues like mountain in Thessaly and limber. The puzzle credits King Features Syndicate and references a cryptogram solution line.
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Topeka
State Civil Service Board
Dixon
Garden City Telegram
Dial
Telegram Publishing Company
Jueri Awdray Lek Dalton Martin Smith
W. McFarland . Escell Kiliats Tella A.dustin
Associated Preas
Associated Presa
Algo Res
Inc
Finney
Re. Kearny
Rapt
Haxkelt
Kansas
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Ham
Garden Day
Kanasa
Rocky Mountains
Jimmy Hatlo
Doldrumg
Gulf Stream
Ydatspor
Greg Essio
Wonder
MERRY
Drew Pearson
Gop
Dwight Eisenhower
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Iss
Bavaria
Illinois
Guido
Sawyer
St. Stephen
King Features Syndicate
Cyclops Cryptocuips
Thessaly
CSB
Eugene Sheffer
Fiz
Ize
Jae
Taz
Ico
Jeo
Ais Tior
Ariel
Rie
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