Leftover $30,000 in Garden City airport building aid
Editorial notes Garden City plans an airport administration building and seeks Civil Aeronautics Administration funding. The federal aid could be about $30,000, contingent on plans approved and construction starting by June 30. The piece criticizes delaying arguments and urges decisive action rather than wasting the funds.
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Senator Byrd
Sputnik and Co
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Garden City
CAA
GAA
Senate
Reakly
Fee Based License Plate Sales Pushback and Reform
A reader notes annoyance with a new license plate sale rule requiring receipts for paid taxes and vehicle fees. The writer supports the reform for efficient tax collection, criticizes the current tag issuance process, and suggests staggered expiration dates to ease year end congestion while noting courthouses may be unnecessary if the post office handles deliveries.
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Iie
Kansas
Cooperative movement seeks federal aid and unity
Delegates from 483 cooperatives across 15 states urged federal support for direct aid to farming during a convention closing session. The assembly, spanning Missouri to Texas, warned against corporate dominance and promoted cooperative self-help as a path for agriculture. Infant dies in Kansas City fire. two homes destroyed and a twin rescued. Fire started in the Calhoun home kitchen amid winds up to 20 mph.
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Kansas City
Kan
Joseph Lee
Water Street
Joseph
Joseph Calhoun
Calhoun
Bennie Carson
Cincinnati
Transaid
Quilizer Drugs
Chiatrist
Missouri
Kansas
Warren Richards
Nebreska
Towa
Colorado
Wyot
South Dakota
Kota
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Hatlo's Caption Style: They'll Do It Every Time in Ohio
In Ohio, Jimmy Hatlo portrays a recurring gag where a character’s antics mirror everyday wackiness. The strip features sharp observational humor about daily life, focusing on social quirks and stubborn foibles with a punchy punchline.
Hoffa May Step Down To Preserve AFL-CIO Ties
Washington reporting notes embattled Teamsters chief Hoffa may offer to resign and transfer the presidency to Einar Mohn to keep drivers and warehouse workers in the AFL-CIO. A clean-up drive and possible expulsion loom as rival factions threaten a split and labor warfare if terms fail.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Einar Mohn
Afl-Cio
Hoffa
Atlantic City
Justice Department
Senate
Building Trades and Maritime
Teamster
William A. Lee
Hoffa Steamroller
Teamsters Union
Hickey
Tom Haggerty
Jack Shelley
Calif
West Coast
Bakers
Teamster Treasury
Mohn
Sup
Prayer for Today from the Upper Room
A devotional prayer cites Genesis and John about creation and the Word. It calls for recognizing Christ, seeking a new life of power, and ends with Amen in a reverent tone.
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God
Heaven
Earth
Just Like Teachers Just Like Teachers by Ed Creagh
A wide excerpted column discusses child behavior, schooling, and family life focusing on a 6-year-old whose disruptive energy vexes parents. It contrasts institutional authority with domestic routines and cites General Max D. Taylor on servicemen and religion, noting their dedication and austere lives.
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Taylor
Garden City Telegram staff and circulation notes
Garden City Telegram details advertising and management roles with Marvin Smith as Advertising Manager, Robert Wells as General Manager, Paul Murphy as Editor, and M W. McFarland as Mechanical Supt. It notes AP News rights and subscription terms, with county and out of state rates listed for Garden City, Kansas.
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Marvin Smith
Robert Wells
Paul Murphy
M W
Distaff Side Shares A Club Outing And Miscellany
Several readers wish for a column as they recount a recent Tuesday outing with Te dd. The Christe club remains unlocated for next Tuesday while readers praise cookies coffee and old Christmas napkins. A housewife washed a wrist watch in laundry and a woman bought items at a church Christmas bazaar. A seventh street mother faced embarrassment as her daughter told a caller why Mommy could not talk. Ada Montgomery of Topeka recalls a young Arkansas City man returning 8 cent stamps to the post office after finding wildlife stamps that resembled storks for wedding invitations.
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Christe
Margo
Ada. Montgomery
Topeka
Arkansas City
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