Some Critics Target News Media in Cartoon Commentary
A cartoon series contrasts a harsh critic attacking TV, newspapers, and radio with a telephone chat spreading gossip about divorces, bankruptcies, and affairs. The piece argues hypocrisy in attacking media for news they themselves share and notes society’s enduring hunger for news good or bad.
The Public Pube Bobby Doing U S Thing
The letter discusses Bobby Fischer, nicknames from the 1950s and 60s, and reactions from Europeans and Russians. It notes Fischer as a genius, compares him to Broadway Joe, and comments on fame, culture, and chess as easy to learn but hard to master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Eagle
Denver Post
Fischer
Bobby
Joe
Cash
America
Rolling Stones
Bunnies
Spassky
Les Cline
Garden City
Drug crackdown chief says drug smugglers are hard to stop
Washington narcotics chief John Ingersoll told congress that despite expanded staff and foreign offices the drug problem persists. He warned total elimination is unlikely but demand reduction could curb abuse, noting 210 million cross-border arrivals annually and heightened interagency coordination.
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Washington
John Ingersoll
Army
Marine Corps
Navy
Ralph Metcalfe
Metcalfe
White House
United States
Secondhand Chic Shapes Youth Fashion Across Cities
The home laundress notes a trend toward washing and ironed clothes that appear worn rather than truly used. Young shoppers gravitate to swap shops and secondhand stores, transforming old garments into new looks. Expensive shops now sell second go round pieces like chenille jackets and patchwork dresses, with prices from five to forty dollars, showcasing reclaimed fabrics and revived vintage styles.
Reporter's Eye Pioneers of a Special Breed of Photographers
A vignette on newspaper photographers past and present, recalling legendary quirks and bold stunts. It recounts hardnosed field work, eccentric poses, bars, boats, and the risks of chasing dramatic weather and sports shots, with colorful anecdotes about photographers like Tom Watson, Emil Herman, Izzy Kaplan, and Eddie Cantor's horse sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Watson
The
News
Emil Herman
the Mirror
el Beitos
Jim Kilgallen
New York
Tommy. Flanagan
Loew
Romania
Queenie
Eddie Cantor
45Th Street
Klein
Does Long Hair Oil Worsen Acne Claims
The doctors explain acne arises from hormonal changes in adolescence, with oil glands overactive and bacteria causing lesions. While adult skin improves, scarring can persist and severe cases may require dermatology. Hair oil can aggravate acne by adding excess oil. care includes skin cleansing and sun exposure, and avoid prolonged hair that adds oil.
Patent Office and the Rubber Button Patent Tale
A public service feature from the American Bar Association and the Kansas Bar Association explains how patent eligibility hinges on new and non obvious use of materials. It contrasts examples like plastic towel holders and metal map cases with rubber garter buttons to show when material change itself can patentably alter function.
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Will Bernard
Ralph Waldo Emerson
United States Patent Office
A American Bar Use Sociation
Kansas Bar Association
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Sarge
Jack Anderson
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
Kansas
Fred Brooks
John Frazier
le Roy Allman
John Murphy
D-N. Y
Ingersoll
France
Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Panama
First National Bank of Chicago
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Hieronymus
3Rd Ave
Jim Bishop
Freddie Klein
Kansas Academy of Family Physicians
Patent Office
Eugene Sheffer
High Hill
Naomi
Musical Road
Optical Prince
Aswan
Rio de
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