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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1956
Page
4
A humorously sharp column questions gender roles in an office as women rise in workloads and status. It cites Phyllis Brown guidance on managing female coworkers and mocks the idea of a women free lunch, noting the essential tasks women perform daily.
HAL BOYLE surveys famous people who pursued early dreams then chose different paths. Notable names like Hilton, Einstein, Graham, Monroe and others illustrate how changing goals can lead to varied success, while a few remain known for sticking to a single dream. The piece concludes that letting go for a better path often beats clinging to an early goal.
A devotional prayer from the Upper Room echoes Psalm 119 as believers thank God for hidden Word in their hearts. The prayer asks that the Bible’s light and power govern thoughts and actions to honor Jesus Christ.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson details a dispute between Congressmen Earl Chudoff and Leo O'Brien over hearings in the Virgin Islands. After telegram exchanges and referee intervention by Clair Engle, the two subcommittees agreed to joint hearings starting December 3 1956 with preparatory staff going to the islands on November 22.
Detroit doctors and nurses inoculated hundreds of children at six schools to shield 50 000 youngsters from diphtheria before Christmas. Health commissioner Dr Joseph G Molner ordered the drive after last month’s outbreak raised the city yearly total to 129 cases and five deaths including four children.
In Syracuse Journal whimsy the Distaff Side compares Santa’s Garden City appearance to a political rally with the red suited figure shaking hands and promising like crazy. Windle sentenced to 10 years for swindle. Clarence Windle, alias Slick, is named. Nearby notes celebrate Wichita safe driver Joe Salerno who logged 250000 miles in eight years without an accident and earned cigars. Also portraits John Hendry as radio manager in sartorial splendor and Marvin Kreutzer proud father to his new daughter Eleanor with former Garden National Bank ties.
A clipped quotation notes that the average woman possesses a richer stock of words than the average man, though the turnover of words is higher for women.
State Department announced the suspension of East West cultural exchanges with the Soviet Union citing recent developments. The move, part of a broader appraisal of the program, follows a series of regional incidents and the death of a teenager in a gunfight on a Texas ranch. The notice lists affected areas including Oklahoma, Texas Panhandle, and Texas counties, with ongoing details about the program’s status and potential new exchanges. Local news notes stray editorials and subscriptions while publishing house staff and contact details for Garden City Telegram.
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