Editorial urges reform of farm program and parity plan
The piece argues Rep. Cliff Hope seeks changing farm policy away from Benson’s price supports. It endorses a domestic parity plan guaranteeing 100 percent parity for wheat, listing benefits such as fair pricing, reduced surpluses, taxpayer savings, and stronger wheat region competitiveness, while warning current messaging harms farmers’ finances.
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Cliff Hope
Hope
Benson
National Association of Wheat Growers
the Grange
U. S
Planning Ahead for Garden City Parking Needs
The town faces a pressing future need for off street parking as growth approaches. A Chamber of Commerce committee studies the issue, urging early planning to avoid skyrocketing site costs and disruption when central shopping areas shift outward.
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Garden City
Chamber of Commerce
Finney fair contest aims to name champion young baker
The Telegram Again sponsors a baking contest to promote Kansas flour and wheat. It argues many youngsters only know bread from grocery wax paper and lack home baked bread skills. The piece links baking to higher wheat use and stronger family meals.
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Kansas
Mixed Kansas Clippings From Tribune And Star
A Kansas clipping set notes quips about a poison ivy vaccine, self control training for children, and stray humor about Whitey Ford and Chinese Reds. It cites Pratt Tribune and Kansas City Star jests and a remark on space satellites under the iron curtain.
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Pratt Tribune
Whitey Ford
Kansas City Star
Newspaper masthead and policy note from Garden City Telegram
The text presents the Garden City Telegram masthead with staff names and roles, circulation details, association affiliations, and subscription rates. It notes daily publication except Sunday, delivery by carrier, mail options to multiple Kansas counties, and international rates, reflecting typical newsroom and publishing boilerplate.
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The
Telegram Publishing Company
Garden City
Ade
Finney, Lane, Scott
Wichita
Greetey
Ham- Non
Kearny
Grant
Mhsakell
Gray Counties
Kansas
Times Haven’t Changed Much From Lincoln Era
A comical reminiscence on 1863 journalism shows a Washington scene where a rich woman, drunk in public, is helped home by a diplomat’s carriage. The piece contrasts then and now, noting ads, moral advice, and the era’s confidence in newspapers.
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ED Creagh
Gettysburg
Washington
Lincoln
White House
Knoxville
Washington-to- Gettsyburg
Eisenhower
Edward A. Wilson
Brooklyn
Adams Sentinel and General Advertiser
Adams County Family Journal
Bangor
Maine
Prayer passage from The Upper Roots
A devotional reading begins with Blessed are the meek and seeks guidance for daily faith. It asks for faithful thought wisdom in word courage in deed and a will submissive to God to serve through Jesus Christ Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Labette County voters approve school bonds for new building
Labette County School District No. 7 voters approve a 105000 dollar bond issue by a 136 to 20 tally. Construction on the new school building will start in about six weeks. Telegram Want Ads mentioned.
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Labette County
Parsons
Labette County School District No
Train attack in Singaporebound line shocks region
An African soldier sprayed bullets on a Singaporebound train, killing six Asians and wounding 12, then killed himself. In Italy, a baptism party collapsed into a cellar after a floor gave way, killing a baby and injuring 14 guests. Torrential rains hit Hokkaido farms, no deaths reported. Sweden alerts navy after suspected submarines sighted. Russia denies involvement.
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Kuala Lumpur
Rossano
Italy
Agostino Capeverde
Two Die in Nebraska Car and Truck Collision
A head on crash near Harbine Nebraska between a car and a hog laden semi killed Louis Wayne Valentine 25 and Donna Lacy 22 both of Fairbury Neb. The truck driver Robert Albert Claytonia Neb. was hospitalized with cuts and bruises. Valentine formerly worked as a telegraph operator for a railroad in Narka Kansas and had recently moved to Fairbury from Reinor Iowa.
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Harbine
Louis Wayne Valentine
Donna Lacy
Fairbury
Robert Albert
Claytonia
Valentine
Narka
Kas
Reanor
Iowa
Power lobby tactics influence Federal Power Commission decisions
Washington Column examines how lobbyists shape FPC actions on Hell's Canyon and other energy projects. It details Frye Kuykendall and fellow commissioners’ ties to electric and gas interests, lavish entertainments, and trips that keep utility firms favored by policy choices and awards striking against committee votes.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Congress
Hell’s Canyon
U.S
Idaho Power Company
Power Commission
Suas
Idaho Power
House of Representatives
Agansat
Senac Interior Committee
FPC
William J. Costello
Snake
Eisen
Jerome K. Kuykendall
Kuykendall
Arthur B. Langlie
Eisenhower
Langlie
Chicago
Washington Water Power Company
Pacific Power and Light
Big Power and Gas
Edward Falck
Bridgeport Gas Light
Niagara Mohawk Power
Consolidated Eddison
Commonwealth Natural Gas
Central Hudson Gas and Electric
Delaware Power and Light
Hartford Gas Co
CROSSWORD PUZZLE BY EUGENE SHEFFER HORIZONTA
The Horizon crossword by Eugene Sheffer with clues across and down including the theme entries and a cryptoquip puzzle. Yesterday’s cryptoquip and solution time are noted, with the puzzle distributed by King Features Syndicate.
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King Featurea Syndicate Cryptoquips
HML
Distaff Side and Town Sights in a Gossip Page
Mothers snicker as polio vaccines are discussed at Alta Brown school while Davy Ellington asks for two short shots. Police Chief Mitch Geisler parades in a tiny racecar built by Clyde Pershing Daniel & Sons. Jack Reeve and Dorothy Reeve clash with land titles tracing back to Oliver P. Reeve and a Cleveland era patent. Monday births honor Mrs A G Gardner and Mrs D A Sheaks linked to Wildwood Elks Lodge history.
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Alta Brown School
Davy Ellington
A. L. Ellington
Mitch Geisler
Clyde Pershing Daniel & Sons
Jack
M.P
Dorothy Reeve
Center Street
Oliver P. Reeve
Reeve
Grover Cleveland
A. G. Gardner
Third Street
Wildwood
Elks Lodge
D. A. Sheaks
Seventh Street
Ruby Olomon
Clyde Sheaks
Retired Teacher Plans Rural School House Home
Miss Florence Brown, who taught about 25 years, will retire to a rural school building in Ottawa. She bought the building for 2300 dollars and will remodel it into her home.
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Ottawa
Florence Brown
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