Garden City’s Three-Year Growth Highlights Since 1953
A retrospective inventory shows major city progress in three years with a new high school and college complex, auditorium, and remodeled junior high. Main Street and the park area gained face lifts, new highway shops and a bridge advance, plus a string of commercial upgrades and a growing dairy and irrigation sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Fulton
Highway Shops
Main Street
Penney
Vogue Shop
Fansler‘s
Geier Electric
Regan Jewelry
Collins Furniture
Johnson Plumbing
Western Auto
John’s Motor
Burtis-Nunn
Porter's
Curtis Studio
Partin-Laughlin
Southwest Kansas Power
Downing’s
Wheat Lands
Chamber of Commerce
Tome
Church of the Brethren
New Methodist Church
Brookover
St. May’s
Estes Help Adlai and Kefauver Shape a Campaign
The piece argues Estes Kefauver boosted Adlai Stevenson by challenging him, making Stevenson more relatable and aware of voters. It suggests neither may win the Democratic nomination, but Stevenson would be a stronger candidate against Eisenhower if he does, thanks to Kefauver’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Adlai
Kefauver
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Estes
County Manager Proposed for Kansas Counties
A Salina Journal piece argues county management is costly and flawed. It notes deputy shortages, poor tax assessment methods, juvenile and welfare issues, and unfocused court offices. The author advocates a county manager under an elected board, especially for smaller counties seeking consolidation.
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Salina
Kansas
Saar Transfer Agreement Reunites Saar to Germany
Premier Guy Mollet and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer reached an accord for transferring the Saar valley to West Germany. It outlines a three year transition, continued French coal rights, and an international canal linking the Moselle and Rhine, aiming for a treaty by January 1.
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Luxembourg
Guy Mollet
Konrad Adeauer
Saar
Germany
West Germany
France
Moselle
Rhine
Topeka Teens Admit Farm Fire Spree
Eleven teenagers including a girl admitted setting fires to vacant farm houses northwest of Topeka. Sheriff Allen Engler said the group was arrested after an abandoned farmhouse burned to the ground last night with fires in at least two other vacant structures.
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Topeka
Topeka W
Allen Engler
Engler
Garden City Telegram staff notices and rates
Partial masthead shows staff titles and AP affiliation. It lists editors Stuart Awbrey and Dison relaxing, advertising manager Smith, mechanical superintendent W. McFarland, business manager A Austin, and notes AP exclusive rights. Subscription term and pricing details are garbled but indicate regional pricing and distribution across counties.
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Stuart Awbrey
Dison
Smith
W. McFarland
A. Austin
Senate grills Brownell on civil rights enforcement delays
In a tense hearing, Senator Hennings presses Attorney General Brownell over delays in civil rights questions and the lack of criminal penalties in the administration’s civil rights bill. Brownell defends civil remedies, cites staff consulted notes, and cites antitrust parallels while acknowledging possible penalties exist.
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Washington
Brownell
South
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
New Administration
Tom Hennings
Missouri
Subcommittee On Constitutional Rights
Hennings
Department
Judiciary Subcommittee
Sen. Hennings
Three Gunmen Snatch Gems In Greenwich Village Heist
New York report says three identically dressed gunmen grabbed two gem brokerage employees on a Greenwich Village street and escaped with 211000 dollars of cut and uncut diamonds. Albert C. Schmitt, 32, and Eu ene Epsky, 27, described the robbers as wearing dark goggles white gloves peaked hats and denim work clothes like subway motormen. The victims were shoved into a cellar of an apartment house bound with tape and their mouths taped with more adhesive.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Albert C. Schmitt
Euene Epsky
Schmitt
Epsky
Sammy Davis Jr. Aims for Western Film and Jazz Train
Harlem born entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. seeks a Western starring role and plans to costar with Frank Sinatra in Jazz Train. He cites Civil War era Black cowboys and actor Bill Robinson as influences, detailing immense wealth, assets, and a demanding show schedule while stressing talent and honesty with audiences.
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New York Ui
Sammy Davis Jr
Sammy
Frank Sinatra
Bill Robinson
Mr. Wonderful
Harlemborn
Hippodrome Theater
Will’ Mastin
Hollywood
Judy Garland
Churchill
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Yesterday
A scrambled crossword style puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues. Includes references to exclamations deserts birds names numbers and various wordplay hints. Also contains a note about yesterday's cryptoquip solution and a list of scattered letter groups and museum like terms.
Born Again Prayer Reflects on Christ’s Renewal
A devotional prayer expresses gratitude for being born again through Jesus Christ and eternal life, recalling salvation from sin. It contrasts spiritual rebirth with a humorous remark about a camel that resembles a committee’s handiwork.
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Jesus Christ
Britain Plans H Bomb Tests in Pacific Next Year
Prime Minister Eden told Parliament Britain will conduct megaton range nuclear explosions in the Pacific next year as part of developing a thermonuclear weapon. He added Britain is ready to discuss with other nations ways to regulate and limit nuclear tests. He noted the U K has begun an H bomb program but has not yet conducted tests.
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London
Eden
Britain
Pacific
House of Commong
U.S.A
U.s.5.r
Her
Russell Drug Clerk Seeks Fix For Tax Bill Error
Russell Druggint Dawson, partner in a Russell drugstore, hopes a minor error exists in his federal tax bill. A notice demands the next quarterly payment of 99 million dollars, claiming he already paid 900 thousand.
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Russell Druggint
Russell
G.B
Dawson
Federal Income.tax Bureau
Local Doctors Form Psychiatry Partnership in Los Angeles
Dr. Robert L. Jordan, a local high school grad, has joined Dr. Charles E. Bemis to practice psychiatry in Los Angeles. The announcement notes family ties to the Jordans and mentions community responses to new medical additions and local hospital nurse recruitment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Jordan
Charles E. Bemis
Los Angeles
Bob
8. C. Jordans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garden City Telegram
The
Telegram Publishing Company
Associated Press Associated Press
Woy
Fentine Beott
Wichita
Greeley
Me Mearny
Haskell
Gray Counties
Bane Bet
Jimmy Hatlo
Drew Pearson
Jlina
Antitrust Divifeder
Sion
Asl
Desert
Priem
Ares
Rown
Beholds
Polonius
Gibbon
Rio
King Features
Syndieste
Qytuzx
Hasten
Eves
New’ Guinea Rt
Wzm
Raevvyl
Nacre Fa
Eugene Sheffer
Ila
Pely
Fis
Claudia Slechta
Lee Richardson Zoo
Louise
Frank) Schulman
Irene
Leonard) Smith
St. Catherine's Hospital
Father Paul Becquet
St. Mary’s
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