The Wheat Growers Story Told Nationwide
Great Plying Wheat Inc publishes a booklet showing how farmer efforts to create new wheat markets spread across the nation. It reproduces Kan weeklies and large papers, AP and UPI wires, highlighting how The New York Times and others publicize farmers joining to control surplus wheat. The piece notes newspapers are shaping the enduring story and its wide reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plying Wheat, Inc
Kanas
Associated Press
United Press International
The
New York Times
Prairie States
No Soap Boxing In Kansas Independence Day
The late Fourth in Kansas was hot and noisy but lacked a traditional political display. Politicians stayed cool at home, Harold Chase relaxed, John Anderson faced sunburn, and state appointments stalled amid industrial project delays. Dole spoke, Landon rode, Avery pressed hands, while the crowd watched a quieter hustings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Harold Chase
John Anderson
Wichita
Jig
John
Bob Dole
Dole
Alf Landon
Bill Avery
Hal Boyle Predicts Tomorrow's News From Space
A surreal digest reports future headlines from Venus to Jupiter, including labor pay boosts in a fragile Paris-London world, a pope urging universal peace, a 100th wedding anniversary in Washington, and Jupiter grain storage plots amid political controversy.
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London
Labor
House of Lords
Venus
Rome
King XV
Revenue hits record peak in Kansas for fiscal year
TOPEKA AP. A record 193.5 million dollars was collected by the Kansas Department of Revenue for the fiscal year ending June 30, up 7.7 million or 4.17 percent from the prior year. General revenue and sales tax funds rose slightly above budget, with major gains in sales and compensating taxes led by corporate income taxes. Inheritance tax dropped sharply, cereal malt beverage tax fell, and June collections reached 15.7 million, up 1 million from a year earlier.
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Topeka
APJAA
Department of Revenue
Legislatie
Wayne E. McCoy
Revenue Department
Subscription Rates and Carrier Terms Across Cities
Rates published by carrier month in Garden City at 185 dollars with pay to carrier in advance. Other cities served weekly by carrier charge 9 sygliable with 3900 per year elsewhere 15.08. College students receive 15.08 ear at abd aren. Stunt Class footage pars at Garden Cf Kansas. Telegram mover carrier service requires publication day by mail in cities with local carrier service. AP exclusive rights noted and all rights reserved.
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Garden City
Carrier PA
Sygliable
Putney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Rant Maekel
Gray Counties
Garden Cf Kansas
Yelegram
Pearson Warns of Communist Expansion Across China and Siberia
Drew Pearson traces early Soviet efforts to spread communism into China and Mongolia from 1925, detailing Amur region friction, Chinese boycotts, and Moscow influence. He recalls traveling along the Gobi and meeting leaders like Chiang Kai shek while highlighting the strategic aims of the Kremlin. Only the New York American published his follow up series.
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China
Russia
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Siberia
Gobi
Mongolia
Tibet
Washington
Red
Amur
Montana
Siberian
Khabarovsk
Manchuria
Lake Baikal
Moscow
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Molotov
Sinkiang
Gobi Desert
Anilorg
Chiang Kai Shek
Te Wampo
Bordin
Pearl River
Hong Kong
Canton
Chiang
Karl Marx
Soviet Russia
New York
The
New York American
Distaff Side and Heat Drive Summer Gripes
A lighthearted column riffs on summer heat and shoe discomfort after church. It features neighbor absences, overheated days, and light culinary quips including Tuna Cantaloupe Cool and Tuna Pineapple Coconut Cooler, plus a quip about Khrushchev and a New York Times snippet on Capote’s In Cold Blood and the Holcomb murders.
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New York Timess
Bennett Cerf
Random House
Truman Capote
Clutter
Holcomb
Dilemma of mechanization at root of rail troubles
A president Eisenhower commission cites increased locomotive mechanization as the core in the railroads union dispute. Railroads claim 40,000 firemen could be dropped, saving 600 million yearly, while unions insist the third pair of eyes is needed for safety. The dispute widens as bargaining stalls and a possible nationwide rail strike looms. Also noted is how mechanization transformed coal mining, boosting productivity despite job losses.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Eisenhower
Kennedy
John L. Lewis
Supreme Court
W. Willard Wirtz
N Ee
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Hal Boyle
Wnew Yor
Pace Age
D.C
John Adams Roosevelt
Mackennedy
Mpuscow
Tory Pavernment
Bureau of Industry
Mars
Stunck
Jasper Y. Tallor
Towal
Department of Agriculture
Plang
Jupiter
Albany
N.Y
Robert Kennefeller
New York State
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
East Chestnut
Marvin
Salih
Associated Press Io
Tt PR
Washington Pust
Profumo
Nikita Khrushchev
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennerly
Congress
United States
Little Links
Finnup Park
Sun
N. Main
Ray Kantola
Kansas Company
Garden City, Kansas
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