Editorial Note on Finney Haskell Land Annexation
The piece condemns a finney county land annexation for a hospital district noting 24 sections with minimal current residents could raise inflated ad valorem tax values. It argues such practices distort tax fairness, burden poorer districts, and worsen equality among schools and hospitals despite existing equalization funds. The author warns about the systemic flaws and foresees a court battle next spring.
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Finney County
Satanta Hospital
Ita Realdenta
Cdse
Haskell-Finney
The Coming Generation and Deer Advice From Kansas Officials
Bruce Elsey, 11, travels solo to Hutchinson on an expense trip to adjust braces, while Dee Anne Gardiner, 7, prepares for a stylish homecoming after surgery. A teen buys contact lenses with allowance. Deer collisions rise. Kansas Forestry reports a deer collision checklist urging first aid, police notification, and proper blood drainage for salvageable venison to be donated.
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Bruce Elsey
Kathryn
Dave
Hutchinson
Bruce
Dee Anne Gardiner
St. Catherine’s
Babs
Bill Gardiner
Subscriptions and Rates for Garden City Telegram
Local and area college students pay 5.00 for 9 months. By carrier a month in Garden City 1.58, payable in advance. By carrier elsewhere Mc per week. Mail to Finney Lane Scott Wichita Greeley Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell Gray counties 7.50 per year, elsewhere 15.00 per year. Telegram motor carrier may require publication-day delivery by mail inlets with local carrier service. local rates apply.
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Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Ccollege
Kansas
Telegram Motor
Pearson Reporte FTC Charges Kansas City Doctors with Blood Deal
The FTC accuses Kansas City doctors of monopolizing medical practice by setting up a private blood bank and forcing patients to buy blood there, with returned blood kept despite prepayment. The case follows broader Medicare debates and anti monopoly actions in health care.
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FTC
Kansas City
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
American Medical Associaton
The
Trade Commission
Jimmy Roosevelt
Rep
Walter Moeller
Ohio
Lews Arling
Wiliam Onger
William Jasper
Jack Cramer
Lancaster
J. C. Beesley
Moeller
Treasury
Truman Story Goes Untold Amid Network Indifference
A Garden City Telegram excerpt recalls Truman era decisions and postwar leadership, noting how networks refused to air a prepared Truman documentary. It highlights key choices on Korea, the atomic bomb, and the Marshall Plan, and mentions Time Magazine and Westinghouse offering rights or interest, while networks stayed silent.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Harry S. Truman
Truman
David Susskind
Korea
Hiroshima
Europe
Time Magazine
Time- Life, Inc
Westinghouse
Caesar Pioneered Traffic Control And Other Quips
Hal Boyle surveys odd historical quips and modern trivia from Caesar banning chariots to drivers' risks, comparing ancient and current habits. The column riffs on traffic, driving licenses, famous quotes, and social quirks, noting odds of accidents for 12,000 miles driven annually and the rising value of dollars over time.
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New York
Julius Caesar
Rome
Caesar
Cicero
Mark Twain
Pope John XXIII Shows Signs of Recovery at Vatican
Pope John XXIII appears on the verge of resuming duties after a week with stomach issues and serious anemia. He spoke from St Peter's Square blessing the crowd in clear voice, signaling improved health. Doctors report his condition as hopeful, with his personal physician optimistic about treatment efficacy.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Bologna
St. Peter's Square
Piero Mazzoni
Apostolic Palace
Gasbarrini
Two Italians Die From Exhaust Fumes
In Mazzin Italy five people went for a drive with the car engine running to chat. Exhaust fumes overtook them. Bruno Lorenz 22 and his brother Mario 23 died. The other two men and a woman were hospitalized in serious condition. Mammoth Cave near Bowling Green Kentucky was discovered long ago and features over 150 miles of passageways.
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Mazzin
Italy
Bruno Lorenz
Mario
Mammoth Cave
Bowling Green
Coyote Hunter Defends Rodeo Sport in Letter to Editor
Gene Sloan of Garden City writes in support of coy ote dog and coyote rodeos against Kan sas Humane Society opposition. He argues arena size, multiple handlers, and timed chases show sport rather than cruelty, contrasts with boxing and football, and urges readers to permit rodeo promoters to continue.
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Kial
Kan«ade Humane Society
Kansas Humane Society
Gene Sloan
Garden City
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