Government competition in peacetime business debate continues
The Sublette Monitor notes a Budget Bureau survey showing 19 771 government activities tied to $12 billion in capital assets. It argues for transferring or ending activities no longer needed after wartime, citing examples from synthetic rubber, barge lines, and subsidized industries such as ice cream, clothing, paint, cement, coffee roasting, laundry, and more funded by taxpayers.
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Budget Bureau
Federal
Opportunity For Banks In The Middle Class Growth
The state meeting in Topeka urged banks to target the enlarging middle income group earning 3000 to 7000 dollars annually. Banks are expanding access to credit for savings motives such as marriage, children, home purchase and car buying, while offering competitive loans to curb usurer rates.
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Topeka
America
Kansas
Population climbs in Grant county says Ulysses News
The 1956 population figures compiled by County Clerk Doris Duckworth show Grant county experiencing its fastest growth in history since 1953. From 1940 to 1952 the area had varying gains, with housing now tight as the big natural gas expansion continues to influence migration and development countywide.
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Doris Duckworth
Ulysses
Grant County
Peculiar men cited by Aunt Min in Kansas Scrapbook
Aunt Min notes men are peculiar in a Kansas scrapbook item. She recalls a man who shot a man who kissed his wife after five years, illustrating stubborn behavior. The column wryly contrasts campaign dullness with emerging first issues and social quirks.
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Min
Emporia Gazette
Surprised Teenagers Shoot an AF Officer
An Air Force lieutenant was shot in Oklahoma City while stopping two teenagers from stealing his car. Lt. Mitchell Haddad, 26, was wounded in the heart region and is listed in Mercy Hospital in critical condition. Sheriff Bob Turner led a wide search as deputies and officers combed the Southeast section for the youths.
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Oklahoma City
Air Force
Mercy Hospital
Mitchell Haddad
Bob Turner
Parolee and Constable Held in Arcadia Burglary Case
County Attorney John Marshal said a former Missouri prison parolee wanted in a furniture store burglary at Arcadia Kansas has been captured in Oklahoma. Authorities arrested Charles Edward Gary, 56, of Galena, a Missouri penitentiary parolee, at the farm home of Hower L. Rhodes near Zineville Oklahoma. Rhodes, the town constable at Zineville, was also arrested on harboring a fugitive charges.
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Pittsburg
Kan.m
John Marshal
Missouri
Arcadia
Kas
Oklahoma
Marshal
Charles Edward Gary
Galena
Hower L. Rhodes
Zinecville
Okla
Rhodes
Zineville
Garden City Telegram masthead and edition details
Garden City Telegram publication details list staff roles and affiliations, including editors and advertising managers, with reference to Associated Press rights and subscription rates. The document notes distribution across Finney and nearby counties and states annual prices for in state and out of state subscriptions.
Seaton Named Interior Secretary Far Reaching Policy Shifts Expected
Fred Seaton, newly appointed Secretary of the Interior, is hailed as one of Ike’s best choices and may shift administration policy on tidelands oil, public power, natural gas, wildlife refuges, and Hell’s Canyon. His rise followed a battle with Nebraska Republicans over Peterson and Davis, with Seaton reportedly opposing tidelands oil grants to Texas and California.
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Washington
Fred Seaton
Secretary of the Interior
Eisenhower
Senate
Tidelands
Hell's Canyon
Eaton
Seaton
Val Peterson
Nebraska
Peterson
Ike
Hugh Butler
Butler
India
White House
Curtis and
Hruska
Clarence Davis
Davis
Curtis
Rogue River National Forest
McKay
Kenneth Wherry
Gulf States
Republican Notory
Tidelands Oil
Texas
Louisiana
California
Truman
Shivers
Wayne Mors
Oregon
Charlie Wilson
Wes Roberts
Roberts
Kansas
Ed Mansie
General Services Administration
Des Moines
Doug McKay
Pope Pius XIT to hold general audience in St Peter's
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XIT will address a large audience at St Peter's Church tomorrow marking the anniversary of Saint Eugene. The 80-year-old pontiff has recovered from fatigue that dulled his voice three days earlier. Britain and other items follow.
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Vatican City
Pius ‘Xit
St. Peter's Church
St. Eugene
Supreme Court Faces Broad Attacks Across Sides
Washington reports that nine justices confront a wave of challenges from Southerners and other critics. Proposals in Congress seek to curb court power or undo rulings on school segregation and federal regulation. Debate recalls earlier clashes over New Deal reforms and cabinet plans.
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James Merlow
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Earl Warren
Eisenshower
Senate Justiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Newsmen Meet At Syracuse Hosts 65th Southwest Kansas Editors
Syracuse hosts the 65th annual meeting of the Southwest Kansas Editorial association with editors publishers and journalism educators from Kansas schools. Albert M. James chairs a day of programs on editorial writing advertising photography and typesetting with Ford Voiland and John Boyer moderating panels. Byron Lopp will speak at a Veterans Memorial banquet after a buffet lunch at the Syracuse Journal.
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Syracuse
Southwest Kansas Editorial Association
Kansas
Kansas Press Association
K-State
Kansas University
Albert M. James
Syracuse Journal
Ames
Ford Voiland
John Boyer
Scott City News Chronicle
R. C. Morgan
Veterans Memorial Building
Byron Lopp
Denver Central Band and Trust Company
Faithful stewards seek pardon and strength to serve
A devotional prayer asks God's forgiveness for misuses of gifts and calls for courage to continue faithful stewardship. It references the biblical mandate that stewards be found faithful and petitions divine help for just service in the Redeemer's name.
Country editor learns printer troubles in Kiowa County papers
John Conard, a former Washington and Paris bureaucrat, began running Kiowa County Signal and Haviland News in Greensburg in March. He faces printer woes as a Dodge City and California born craftsman moved to Oklahoma. Bee Jacquart, junior editor and local printing expert, gave early lessons on running a shop and headlines. The Sublette Monitor and Satanta Chief family has long run local papers. Bee, editor at 19, shows how essential linotype skill is to a paper’s survival.
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Charlotte Paul
Kial
NBC
John Conard
Washington
Paris
Kiowa County
Haviland News
Greensburg
John
Garden City
Rec Coldren
Beaendly
Dodge City
California
Oklahoma
Rec
Bee
Bee Jacquart
Satanta
Rollie
Sublette Monitor
Ulysses News
Johnson Pioneer
Sublette
Washburn University
The
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Btella
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Nixon
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National Geographic Society
London
Earl Attlee
Labor Party
Britain
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Israel
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