New Kan s State Employment Service Office Opens in Garden City
An important service center sits on the northwest corner of 7th and Spruce, showcasing Garden City’s growth. The new structure, in a residential zone, will attract business expansion and raise land values. The office employs six locals and backs both city and rural patrons. W.8. Trebilcock invites all to the dedication and open house tomorrow afternoon.
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Kansan bill seeks to cut House seats by county
Three rural Kansas representatives have introduced a bill to reduce the Kansas House from 125 to 105 members with one seat per county. Major urban counties would lose seats, shifting power to rural areas and risking gerrymandered districts if Senators stay silent. Attorney General doubts constitutionality. court rulings may shape its fate.
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Bachelor Faces Dilemma On Choosing Wife
Hal Boyle samples male wisdom in New York with a bachelor torn between two women both similar in looks and means. Five married men weigh the case, four favor the homely partner for humor and loyalty while one cites his own three months of marriage to the stunning spouse.
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Garden City Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Garden City Telegram lists subscription terms and rates for carriers and mail across various counties and regions. It notes daily publication, telecommunication contact, and AP affiliation with rights reserved for local and AP dispatches.
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Cuba Dominates Senate Rusk Briefing Amid Debate
In a closed Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting, Secretary of State Dean Rusk faced sharp Republican and Democratic questioning over Cuba and possible invasion. Lawmakers pressed Kennedy Khrushchev missiles contracts, while Morse cited contract principles and Oregon politics, and Dirksen floated Rockefeller's GOP edge for 1964.
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Distal Side: Editorial on Modern Man and Diminished Spirit
In the Ulysses News editorial by Jay Baugh the contrast between today and yesterday is explored. The piece laments comfort and progress that mask a loss of spiritual drive, arguing modern life with wealth and safety leaves people restless and yearning for nobler horizons.
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Outlaw Caught as I Eight-Point Court Delivers News
Dick Tracy mocks rival Sonny Sam Gatchem and teases Paul Sjodal while bragging of a jail inmate connected to a soda case. The message recalls Jessie James as the last outlaw captured about three years ago.
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