Greeley County Favors Wheat Loan Plan for Relief
The Gregleyites propose a federal loan of 600000 bushels of government wheat stored in the county. Farmers would receive four bushels per acre as loan collateral, with value set by market at loan time. Interest up to 3 1 4 percent would accrue, repayable in wheat or money. Loaned wheat would seed next fall, unused restrictions apply. Critics cite federal entry into banking and storage waste. supporters call it practical relief, saving taxpayer and farmer money and mobilizing idle grain.
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Greeley County
Gregleyites
Aga Bank
Bagia
Lackadaisical Candidates in Kansas Campaigns
An editorial scolds two hopefuls Jay Berryman of Ashland seeking Congress and John Anderson of Olathe aiming for attorney general for minimal campaigning. It notes Berryman’s few trips and ads versus Anderson’s scant public effort, citing limited press coverage, and expresses both sorrow and anger that they may not be nominated or meet supporters' expectations.
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Jay Berryman
Ashland
Congress
John Anderson
Olathe
Berryman
Kansas
Anderson
Kansas City
Dave Beck
Teamsters
Matt Neely
West,Virginia
Hugh Gaiteskell
Washington
Khrushchev
Bulgaria
Brownell
Hoffa
Iowa Primary Echoes Benson Tactics in Farm Politics
The Iowa primary results show Hickenlooper defeating a candidate who opposed Benson farm policies. The administration appears to favor corn country, aligning with wheat country’s realities. Wheat growers suffer as corn growers gain political leverage.
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Iowa
Sen. Hickenlooper
Benson
Towa
Missing Baby Whooping Crane At Audubon Park Zoo
One of two rare Whooping Cranes hatched last week at Audubon Park Zoo has vanished. Officials fear a hawk or owl swept into the cage during the weekend and carried off the chick from egg No. 2, hatched Friday. Zoo staff wrapped the cage top with wire and searched the area, finding no trace of the crane. Guards remain on 24 hour duty. officials discount theft as a cause.
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New Orleans
Audubon Park Zoo
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George Douglass
J. W. Fruchnicht
Fruchnicht
Mother and Daughter Die as Jet Slams Into Car
A Scorpion fighter jet loaded with 104 rockets crashed into a Minneapolis car killing Thelma R. Usher and her 5-year-old daughter Rita. Clair Usher was treated for shock and their son Allen, 7, survived. Housekeeper Helga Anderson, 68, was in critical condition. Captain Donald T. Hamilton piloted the jet.
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Rita
Usher
Clair
Allen
Helga Anderson
Donald T. Hamilton
Prayer for the Upper Tio Rosin and a child’s blessing
The text invokes a prayer to Jesus quoted from Luke 18 16 asking to let little children come to him and to live with simple faith and purity of heart. It compares lamplighters lighting the way for others and ends with Amen amid a disjointed report of an accident describing a car struck after two fences.
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Garden City Telegram Excerpt Legacy Publisher Note
Garden City Telegram imprint lists staff roles and AP news rights. Subscription rates shown for Garden City area and wider Kansas and beyond. Includes postal details and second class matter designation.
Marriage Laws Show a Variety of Attitudes
A United Nations survey of 24 countries reveals wide diversity in marriage and divorce laws and ages. It cites Pakistan and Tennesse penalties, varying minimum ages such as 14 in some regions, parental consent in others, and strict prohibitions on certain unions. The report notes separate rules on divorce, contraception, abortion, sterilization, and unrelated legal penalties across nations and states.
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Cryptic crossword puzzle and word clues roundup
A dense set of cryptic clues and crossword prompts from King Features syndicate includes numbered hints, city and language references, and a note about a previously published puzzle. The page also features a short, playful tagline about a pizzeria.
Two K State Students Are Fellowship Winners
Kansas State College home economics students Anna Belle Chilcott of Hugoton and Ramona Sue Tucker of Moline were named William H. Danforth fellowship winners. Chilcott receives a two week camp stipend at American Youth Foundation Camp Stony Lake Michigan July 30 to August 12. Tucker earns two weeks in St. Louis and two weeks at the camp.
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Mich
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1951 French Institute Demographic Studies Collection Shadowed by Yale
The French National Institute of Demographic Studies spent years compiling material on the United States with Yale University law professor Y. Harper, a key contributor, shaping much of the U S material.
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Fower
Y. Harper
Yale University Law Profesor
United States
Premier Abde Nasser to meet Tito in Belgrade mid June
From Cairo Al Shaab says Prime Minister Gamal Abdel Nasser will travel to Belgrade in mid June for talks with Yugoslav President Tito that are expected to echo on the international stage. The meeting will follow Tito's Moscow visit and be preceded by a news announcement not yet divulged.
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Egypt
al Shaab
Gamal Abde
Nasser
Belgrade
Tito
Moscow
Assistant to College President Named
The Rev. Richard E. Hale, pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Minneapolis Kansas, has been named assistant to President Luther E. Sharpe of the College of Emporia. The appointment is effective Sept. 1.
Patchwork of Local Snippets in Hutchinson Paper
A jumbled local excerpt shows varied items from Hutchinson area including pool opening chatter, a home market notice for 1206 Parkwood kitten sales, car dealer signs, and a note on ANN Waddell amid a stray mention of Don Slechta and Mary Kay Knieff. The text reads like a collage of society notes, misrendered names, and brief notices without a central story or date.
Hoover warns US faces famine of trained scientists
Former President Herbert Hoover, an engineer by training, told a San Francisco audience last night that the nation is facing a national failure due to a shortage of scientists and engineers as he dedicated Herbert Hoover Junior High School named in his honor.
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Herbert Hoover
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Meany faces Hofaa clash as union purges side jobs
Washington roundtable notes George Meany enjoys strong AFL-CIO support for eliminating labor bosses with side business interests. The piece details Hoffa’s conflicts, offshore dealings, and political entanglements with the Teamsters, Dewey-era probes, and other union figures shaping a tense power struggle within the nation’s largest union.
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La‘bor
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