Poll: Kansas editors say Hall loses popularity may edge primary
The Topeka State Journal polled editors in two thirds of Kansas counties on Governor Fred Hall’s standing as 1956 nears. Results show Hall has lost popularity in many counties due to tax anxieties and his vetoes, though he still edges a primary run in more populous counties and western counties report declines while central and eastern counties show gains.
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News Chronicle
Topeka State Journal
Fred Hall
Malcolm Higgins
The
State Journal
Kansas
Benson
Governor Hall
Hall
Templar
Joe E. Rogers
State spending sparks Kansan finance debate
The Syracuse Journal notes a Kansas budget dispute as Senator Wunsch and Governor Hall clash over a multi year deficit. It argues the root cause lies in public attitude toward spending and taxation, not just lawmakers, urging cuts or higher taxes to balance finances.
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Wunsch
Hall
Kansas
Kansan
Squirrels Run of White House Grounds
A satirical Washington column notes squirrels scurrying about the White House lawn during Ike's absence. It jokes about guards, officials, and political figures while weaving in related mentions of GM, congressional hearings, and German lobbyists.
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White House
Whiteing Company
Spur
Kentucky
Murray Snyder
Murray
Ike
Your Other Vocation by Elton Trueblood review
Elton Trueblood argues every Christian has a sacred calling alongside work and urges a lay take on faith. He critiques spectator religion, praises early Christianity, and outlines a five year lay education to renew church life and public witness.
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Elton Trueblood
Trueblood
Gibbon
Roman Empire
Main Street
Augustine
S. Francis
Pascal
Garden City Telegram masthead and staff credits
Local newspaper masthead lists Daily publication details, editors Rick Dalton and Marvin Smith, Advertising Manager M. W. McFarland, Mechanical Supt. Russell Elliott, Commercial Staff, and AP membership. Includes standard rights notice about exclusive local news and AP dispatches.
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Start Awdrey
Rick Dalton
Marvin Smith
M. W. McFarland _ Mechanical
Russell
Elliott Commercial
Stele A
Associated Preas
Associated Press
Terms of Subscription by Carrier Details
Entered at the post office at Garden City Kansas as second class matter. By mail to other addresses in Finney Jane Scott Wichita Greeley Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell and Gray counties seven dollars sixty cents per year elsewhere in Kansas ten dollars per year outside Kansas thirteen dollars per year.
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Garden City
Kansas
Finney, Jane, Scott, Wichite
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Dulles Urges Stronger Pacts and Massive Retaliation
CHICAGO Secretary of State Dulles urged Western nations to bolster alliances to deter Soviet aggression with selective retaliatory power. He framed collective security backed by an arsenal of retaliation as the ultimate deterrent, saying the policy remains a firm foundation for peace and reality since its Truman-era origins.
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Chicago
Russia
Dulles
Ilinois Manufacturers Assn
Soviet Union
My kingdom is not of this world prayer line
A religious reflection prayer cites John 18 36 and thanks God for the promise that earthly kingdoms will become Christ's kingdom. It asks for guidance to serve in God’s plan and to glorify His name through the Redeemer. Amen.
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John
Christ
Vienna Academy chorus scene and Nellye Cave update
The Vienna Academy chorus drew laughs as the male lead wore Austrian peasant style and the others mimicked with unfamiliar Australian phrases. Mrs. Kenneth Whiteside of Dodge City, Austrian-born and former pupil, understood every word. Nellye Cave enjoyed a socially welcomed outing at St Mary’s chicken dinner after a year of hospital visits and recovery. A Christmas card arrived with an oversized six cent stamp.
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Vienna Academy Chorus
Kenneth Whiteside
Dodge City
Vienna
Aca Addemy
Nellye
Cave
St. Mary’s
Malaria Toll Estimated for India Population
NEW DELHI The government of India estimates nearly 100 million people suffer malaria annually, more than a quarter of the population. Of those infected, at least one million die each year from the fever.
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New Delhi
Government of
India
Minister Delayed Service As Clock Skews
Sun day at First Methodist church in Tonkawa Oklahoma prepared for worship but minister Rev Ray Lawler was late when his clock ran 35 minutes fast. He hurried to the pulpit and began the sermon.
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Tonkawa
Okla
First Methodist Church
Ray Lawler
Cryptoquip puzzle reply for Horizont newspaper style
Answers to yesterday's cryptoquip reveal a themed solution set with clues like March medication and nobleman, and the vertical and horizontal word lists point to a single hidden message. The feature notes King Features Syndicate distribution and a 32 minute solving average.
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King Features Syndicate
Cryptoquips
VQLIG
Merry Mailman
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