Tweedledum versus Tweedledee in Kansas tax clash
The Kansas Government Journal cites Governor Hall on tax-law laxity and lost revenue. It estimates about 79 million dollars a year in untaxed income and real estate gains, urging action by Hall and the tax commission to tighten loopholes before new tax sources are debated.
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Tweedledee
Hall
Wunsch
Kansas Government Journal
Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Kansas
What candidates would do to put Southwest Kansas farmers on parity
The piece asserts the toughest question for Cliff Hope’s successors is concrete plans to bring Southwest Kansas farmers to parity with labor, industry, and other farmers. It argues candidates will face applause for criticizing the farm program, Benson, and surpluses but must present clear proposals addressing low incomes, high costs, and surpluses.
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Cliff Hope
Kansas
Sec. Benson
Skating Proposal Praised At Finnup Park Duck Pond
Mrs Ray Guthrie of Parkwood endorses using Finnup park duck pond for ice skating. She calls the idea terrific and writes in support of the skating plan.
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Finnup Park
Duck Pond
Ray Guthrie
Parkwood
Gifts For Home Please Santa Visit Garden City
Mrs Rahenkamp of Hot Springs asks Santa to bring towels wash cloths pillow slips sheets tea towels dish cloths and pot holders for residents at Angie and Stella nursing home 612 Jones Ave praying for joy and blessings.
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Santa Clause
Garden City
Angie and Stella
Jones Ave
E. W. Rahenkamp
Hot Springs
Kansas Scrapbook humor and holiday musings mix
A collection of quips and notes from several papers. Walter Tipp mentions cousins once removed on a Christmas list. A safety belt diamond buckle is proposed as a gift. A Kingman man plans a TV for his wife who tires of reading magazines. A noted poem about turkey evokes seasonal memory.
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Walter Tipp
Kansas City Star
Garden City Telegram Editorial Note Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from Garden City Telegram shows names and roles like managing editor and advertising manager, with scattered phrases about production rights and publication reservations. The readable pieces reference editorial staff and a few garbled lines, offering no cohesive event or story.
Old Lesson: Money Is Not Key to Happiness
A fable set in New York tells of a miserly prince who hoards wealth and builds a glass hill for marriage, while Otis the milkman slides down to win Princess Alva. After eloping, Otis starts a dairy empire with the slogan Princess delivered milk. the prince remains alone. Moral: happiness has ups and downs.
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New York
Alya
Otis
Alva
Olis
Glass
Oil and Gas Association Elects New Officers
Officers of the Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Assn were re elected at the group s annual meeting yesterday. They are Fred E Stickle Great Bend president E B Shawver and R E Mallonee Wichita J C Lemon Pratt D W Skinner Medicine Lodge Carl Weiner Chanute and J E Morris El Dorado vice presidents W R Murfin Wichita secretary Harold Dufek Hutchinson treasurer and Tom Orr executive secretary.
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Wichita
Kansas Independent Ol and Gas Assn
Fred E. Stickle
Great Bend
E. B. Shawver
R. E Mallonee
J. C. Lemon
Pratt
D. W. Skinner
Medicine Lodge
Carl Weiner
Chanute
J. E. Morris
el Dorado
W. R. Murfin
Harold Dufek
Hutchinson
Tom Orr
Prayer for Today from The Upper Room
Behold I bring you good tidings of great joy to all people. Our Father we look forward to the celebration of our Saviour's birth and ask to be led beyond seasonal joys to the deeper joy Christ brings Amen.
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Christ
Ralph Truman Suffers Stroke Remains at Home
Springfield Missouri: Major General Ralph E. Truman aged 76 former 35th Division commander suffered a stroke at his home yesterday but refused hospital care. He was alone when stricken yet managed to phone police for assistance. He is a cousin of former President Harry S. Truman.
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Springfield
Ralph E. Truman
Harry S. Truman
Iran accuses USSR of meddling in internal affairs
Iran charged the Soviet Union with interference as Moscow protested Tehran joining the Baghdad Pact alliance with Iraq Pakistan Turkey and Britain. In Japan, Naoki Niigata reports a dramatic drop in temperature bursts all beers and sakes. Tokyo officials say Japan’s population tops eight million and reaches 89,369,278, ranking fourth worldwide. Niigata University scientist Professor Seitara Koyama says a uranium fallout particle analysis suggests the Soviet Union tested a powerful nuclear device last month.
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Tehran
Iran
Iraq
Pakistan
Turkey
Britain
Tokyo
Government Statistics Bureau
China
India
Russia
United States
Niigata
Japan
Soviet Union
Seitara Koyama
Nigrata University
Kansas Ice Cream and Milk Institute elects officers
KANSAS CITY Kas E C Gibb Leawood yesterday was elected president of the Kansas Ice Cream and Milk Institute He succeeds G C Freeley of Erie re elected to the board Others elected include Jim Page Coffeyville Everett Langer Salina and L A Deck Wichita as directors Deck secretary treasurer Orville Oerh Emporia vice president and Ivan Van Nortwick Lawrence executive director
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Kansas City
Kas
E. C. Gibb
Leawood
Kansas Ice Cream and Milk Institute
G. C. Freeley
Erie
Jim Page
Coffeyville
Everett Langer
Salina
L. A. Deck
Wichita
Deck
Orville Oerh
Emporia
Ivan van Nortwick
Lawrence
Distaff Side Santa Gift Bazaar Satirized in Christmas Lore
A humorous list of holiday trinkets shows a baby doll with green hair and junk jewels, a charm bracelet made as a makeup kit, underthings in gold and black lace, and a mink head clip. Bargains lure parents with toy sets and plastic gingerbread cookies as decorations. In this season, shoppers are urged to carry money and use common sense.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Puzzle Clues and Answers
A dense puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with answers cross referencing Sheridan’s scandal era terms and Shakespearean notes. Includes cryptic CGQav VGBZR RGVEBR FGMC2ZQGZ and yesterday’s solution HOMEMADE PICKLED PEPPERS PACK A HOT TASTE THRILL.
GOP Bigwigs See Ike Run Again Plot in Chicago
Washington insiders report behind the scenes moves to push Dwight D. Eisenhower toward a 1956 renomination. Dewey allies, Adams, Brownell, Hall, and Weis discuss holding action, press framing, and timing while quashing public doubt. Hale Republican fundraising and health notes surface as part of the dialogue.
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Leonard Hall
Eisenhower
Pot
Ike Bat
New York
Tom Dewey
Hall
Ike
Gettysburg
Dewey
Sherman
Adams
Herbert Brownell
Congress
Chicago
Charles Weis
Brownell
Hell
Sherman Adams
Sem
Nixon
Senate
Maryland
Theodore McKeldin
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Edward Everett
Rent
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Sinclair Lewis
King Features Syndicate
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Harry Darby
National Committee
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