Congressional study urged on Aims of new agency
Drew Pearson urges congressional committees to probe the Health, Education, and Welfare Department under Mrs. Hobby to ensure future leadership aligns with health and welfare goals. He cites grain inspection loosening, rat manure, pressure on officials, and cuts to medical research and school construction as areas for investigation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Labor
James Witchell
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Hobby
Benson
Food and Drug Administration
United States
Peavey Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
Republican National Finance Commiittee
Ike
John L. Harvey
M. B. Stephens
Food and Drug
Mrs. Hobby
Congress
Hoover Commission
Hard Hit Harry Rides Again
Editorial notes a diary titled Hard Hit Harry Rides Again detailing an installment buyer's spiraling debt. From Jan to Nov the owner buys a car radio books land and clothing, borrows from boss uncle and bank, loses income, and ends with job loss and foregone payments.
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Paul Masoner
Harry
Uncle George
George
Too Late Editorial Riffs On Atomic Bomb In Topeka
A Salina Journal brief mocks a Topeka Capital headline Just One Big Bomb Would Ruin Topeka and argues the city was ruined long ago, likening it to Madame Pompadour and noting the subject’s fondness for her fate.
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Salina
Topeka
Madame Pompadour
Readers reflect on liquor issue and reforms in Garden City
A Topeka Capital report and local comments urge tighter liquor control, noting Forbes Air Force Base plans banning 3.2 beer in clubs and service areas. Garden City concerns recall past tavern licensing near churches, praise Weldon deed clauses, and emphasize growing alcohol education in schools and churches. The letter ends urging churches to lead in curbing liquor traffic.
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Topeka
Forbes Air Force Base
Air Force
George Mack
Our City Commission
Garden City
Weldon
Pastel Street Proposal Rejected by Los Angeles Council
Miss Elizabeth Black former Municipal Arts chief proposed painting streets in pink mauve to beautify the city cut glare and reduce accidents. The City Council reviewed the $50 000 cost and rejected the plan yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Black
Municipal Arts Department
Woman Found Dead on Beach Mauled by Two Doberman Pinschers
A 64 year-old woman, Wini fred W. L. Bacon, was found dead on a beach near her summit cottage in Toms River New Jersey. State police say the two Doberman pinschers, a male and a female, turned on and killed her as they raced about the body. County authorities impounded the animals.
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Toms River
Winifred W. L. Bacon
Garden City Telegram masthead and notices
Garden City Telegram edition details publisher staff and address. Contains catalog of editors and business staff and rights notice for Associated Press material. Also lists subscription rates and office location in Garden City Kansas with classification information.
World Today Briefs From Abroad and Europe
Officials said American Pakistani talks on a treaty of friendship commerce and navigation have been completed and a final draft sent to both governments. A bus plunged on a Limburg mountainside killing 18 German women tourists and injuring 18 others. Jacqueline Auriol clocked unofficially 712 mph in a French Mystere jet, challenging the women’s speed record. A US aid treaty for a Dutch munitions factory awaits parliamentary debate. auto ratification occurs if no debate within 30 days.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Limburg
Germany
Paris
Jacqueline Auriol
Jacqueline Cochran
United States
the Hague
Netherlands
U. S
Average Production of Crude Oil Decreases
Tulsa Oklahoma reports the weekly oil and condensate production falling 2 700 barrels to 309 100 for the week ended May 28. National output dropped 31 750 to 6 666 325 barrels. Oklahoma led losses with 22 300 fewer barrels to 533 100, while Colorado rose 2 800 to 144 400 and Louisiana up 2 350 to 720 700. Year to date 1955 production 999 118 175 barrels versus 953 374 530 a year earlier.
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Tulsa
Okla
Kansas
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Colorado
Louisiana
The
Journal
Rancher offers aid to Wichita in nuclear emergency
Mason McComb, a Stafford County rancher near Zenith, offered to feed and shelter 100 Sedgwick County residents if Wichita faced an H or A bomb. He and his wife could host 100 extra people, noting their current Sunday dinners already feed 20 to 30 guests. Bond, Wichita civil defense director, conveyed the offer.
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Wichita
Stafford County
Mason McComb
Zenith
Charles Bond
City County
McComb
Bond
Kansas Tax Take Heads to New High in 11 Months
The Kansas State Commission of Revenue and Taxation says tax receipts for the first 11 months of the fiscal year total 110,168,897 dollars, within four million of the record with one month left. May receipts reached 13,452,530 dollars, about two million more than May 1954, signaling a booming economy.
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Topeka
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Kansas
Fall With a Loaded Gun Is Cause of Death
Chester L. Bing aged 37 of Latham died when a shotgun shot wrenched from a fall through a barbed wire fence as he crawled across the fence. His body was found on a country road near Latham. A coroner jury ruled the death accidental.
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EL Dorado
Kas
Chester L. Bing
Latham
Bing
Here I Stand Luther Biography by Roland Bainton
A thoughtful review lauds Roland Bainton’s Here I Stand as a first rate popular history of Martin Luther. The Yale Divinity School professor presents Luther vividly, balancing Protestant and Catholic perspectives, and renewing interest in justification by faith and the Reformation.
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Roland Bainton
Martin Luther
New York
Abingdon- Cokesbury Press
Yale Divinity School
Bainton
Galnton
Luther
CROSSWORD CLUES AND PUZZLE ANSWER SELECTION
A cryptogram style puzzle listing across and down clues with many theme entries and a finished quote about Cinderella. It includes partial letter hints, mis-spellings, and a note about King Features Syndicate distribution.
Fathers Day Beef Derby Born From Cow Belles Plan
The Cow Belles Kansas Livestock Association sponsors a Father s Day derby to honor the first fathers of babies born on or after F-Day June 19 at St Catherine s and Leo Pol d hospitals. Prizes are meat parcels presented by Katherine Jones and Sally Brookover. Also noted is Bertha Wilcox a Gray County teacher and local booster who helped stage early Cattlemen s Carnivals. The Foster home Sunnyland landmark at Fifth and Pine remains noted in Garden City history.
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Kansas Livestock Association
St. Catherine’s
Leo
Pold
Katherine
Taylor
Jones
Sally
Ear C
Brookover
Bertha Wilcox
W. H. Foster
Gray County
Igbert
Foster
England
Kansas
Buffalo Jones
al Bobbit
Alsbert Condra
Fifth
Pine Streets
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Garden City Telegram
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Associated
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Pulitzer Publishing Co
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Jimmy Hatlo
Sandfly Beach
Mother
Religion In Books
Paul Davis
Community Congregational Church
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Katherine van Born
Worms
Christ
Siorizont
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Kitfi
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Miss Ferber
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King Featurea Syndicate
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Cinderella
Eugene Sheffer
Moti A Lee
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