From Kansas City to a tourist town with big league fate
A 20 year resident reflects on Kansas City Missouri as a growing tourist center. The author notes crowds autographs and air conditioning limits in hotels. Major league baseball and a wave of visitors shape the city as it expands hotels, parking, and traffic systems. He suggests KC may become a truly big league city with time.
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
Swope Park
12Th
Baltimore
Garden City
Ball Park
Cowtown
St. Louis
Denver
Houston
Tom
Kansas City Star
The Nine Month School Year Considered for Change
Garden City observes the nine month school year as a tradition and notes education has become a major local business. Enrollments rise and costs grow, prompting discussion of 12 or 11 month operations to better utilize teachers and buildings, with public service at stake.
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Garden City
Kansas Scrapbook Quotes Across Kansas Papers
A collection of quick anecdotes and quips from Kansas newspapers delivers wit on home, elections, weather, fairs, and travel. Each line reflects local voice and period charm, linking regional culture with everyday observations across Wichita, Atchison, Emporia, and Kansas City papers.
Edith Turns From Mainland in Northeast Caribbean Storm
Hurricanes Edith, the fifth of the year and third this month, veered away from the mainland and shifted northeastward over the open North Atlantic. Forecasters warned shipping crews of Edith's continued movement while residents along the coast braced for potential impact and lingering rough seas.
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North Atlantic
Miami
Fla
Edith
Garden City Telegram masthead shows staff and AP notice
The Garden City Telegram lists staff roles including editor advertising manager and business manager along with an Associated Press copyright notice. It notes delivery areas in Kansas counties and subscription rates of 7.50 yearly within Garden City and higher prices outside Kansas, with postal classification as second class matter.
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Gardenity
Sue
Finner Lane
Scott
Whehtta
Greetey
Ham+ Miter
Kasray
Crant
Haskell
Gray Unties
Ransas
Garden City
Kansas
Dream of Boy Comes True But He Dies In Three Weeks
A.H. Boyle recounts 11 year old Danny Essoyan born in Shanghai to Armenian refugees, who after visiting New York for three weeks with his father Roy, an AP journalist, dies from a sudden virus infection. The tribute to Danny describes his life, travels, and deep family bond as they mourn the boy who loved the Pacific and exploring America.
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New York
Danny Essoyan
America
Danny
Armenia
Shanghai
Hawaii
Roy
Associated Press
Honolulu
U. S
Moscow
A P
Russia
United States
Roy Essoyan
New York City
Catherine
Museum of Natural History
Hayden Planetarium
Times Square
Rockefeller Plaza
Staten Island
Fifth Ave
Bayville
Long Island Sound
Prayer and Loyalty Note From Amon’s Message
A devotional fragment urges seeking first the kingdom of God and his righteousness. The text thanks God for church loyalty and asks guidance to honor disciplined service in the Master’s name.
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Amon
Husband To Prison for Shooting Paralyzing Wife
In Durham North Carolina Robert Floyd Crank 32 began a 10 year sentence after pleading no contest to assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill for shooting his wife Isabel Hartman Crank 29. A Duke University doctor said she cannot live more than five years. the injury left her paralyzed from the neck down after a May 25 quarrel.
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Durham
N.C
Robert Floyd Crank
Crank
North Carolina
Duke University
Superior Court
C. W. Hall
Isabel Hartman Crank
Danny's compassionate life inspires heartfelt farewell
In a reflection on Danny's passing Wes is noted for taking him away, leaving only memories and the lasting impact of his sweetness and gentleness. Friends recall the joy he brought and urge others to emulate his selfless heritage as they mourn.
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Wes
Danny
Ghostly Pentagon Snoop Sparks Security Speculation
Washington column recalls a playful ghost in the Pentagon turning on lights and flashing switchboards, while federal probes touch payroll padding as lawmakers’ relatives appear on the payroll. The piece links the phantom tale to concerns about security clearance and notes bipartisan payroll abuses, plus assorted political anecdotes and upcoming mentions.
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Washington
Pentagon
Cucumber crop praised yet feared for bitterness
Nie Distal reports the local cucumber yield is large but many cucumbers are bitter, hindering pickle making. The Syracuse Journal notes a car dealer used misleading personal ads to hide a scheme. Bill Parrish, son of Earl and Mrs. Parrish, spoke at First Baptist on Loving Before You Die and will join Westminster College in Fulton Mo. Government land ownership dominates Nevada 84 percent Utah 71 percent Arizona 60 percent prompting questions about public ownership.
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Hamilton County
D. 8
A. R
Syracuse Journal
Syracuse
Garden Citian
Bill Parrish
Earl Parrish
Bill
University of Missouri
First Baptist
Harry Stephens
Westminster College
Fulton
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
Wichita Eagle
Cryptoquip puzzle and word clues from syndicate page
A dense cryptogram style puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clue sets with numbers, plus an introductory note about a 26 minute average notation and a King Features Syndicate distribution. It includes the prompt for yesterday’s puzzle solution and a sample quoted phrase about an automatic music box.
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Massachusetts
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Libbie
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Michigan
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George Meader
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Etna
Missouri
Frank Karsten
la Verne
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New Jersey
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Lee
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T. Miller Nand
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James Tumully
Anne
New Mexico
Antonio Vernandez
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W. Sterling Cole
J. Erenest Wharton
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Ohio
J. Harry McGregor
Twila Iva
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Richard Simpson
Helen
Tennessee
Ross Bass
Avanell
Texas
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Frank Ikard
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Clement Zablocki
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W. R. Page
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Jim Harrt
Frank Edwards
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American Legion
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Queen of Hearts
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King Features Syndicate
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