Kansas business picture rosy but farm income dips
Editorial notes that Kansas business conditions look strong year over year with gains in farm income sales tax bank debits insured loans life insurance nonagricultural employment meat packing oil production and power output yet February farm cash income dropped over 20 percent from January and farmers face rising input costs. It argues farming remains a tough field for newcomers and highlights cost pressures on the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
All About June Month of Events and Celebrations
June is packed with holidays and milestones from D-Day to Flag Day and Father's Day. The piece highlights graduations, romances, sports, and family time with advice for making dads feel valued. George Ater signs off on a upbeat note urging enjoyment of the month’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normandy Beachheads
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Yanks
Ann Landers
Pop
George Ater
Penney
Distaff Weather Talk And Summer News In Town
Washington report notes six coeds led by Shirley Miller visit Senator Carlson while they head to Maine for summer work. Betty and Clyde Daniel’s children begin vacation with Arkansas City grandparents. Virginia Krey attends aunt and uncle’s wedding in Hudson with Lt. Gov. Henkle among guests. Barbara Morrison visits Topeka with U S Marshal Lee Kemper. Cliff Hope Sr. travels for Great Plains Wheat Market work in several western states. Tillie Guthrie family returns from South Dakota vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Shirley Miller
Sybil and
Everett
Frank Carlson
Shirley
Maine
Betty
Clyde Daniel
Arkansas City
Cecil Stargel
Hudson
Virginia
Ralph) Krey
Krey
Shari
Dennis
Joe Henkle
Barbara Morrison
Gen
Ben
Topeka
U.S
Lee Kemper
Cliff Hope
Nebraska
Colorado
Oregon
Great Plains Wheat Market Development Association
Tillie
Ralph Guthrie
South Dakota
NATO Can Foster Better Relations
London dispatch by Drew Pears, reporting as an official delegate at the Atlantic Congress in London. He notes 600 NATO delegates from 14 nations gathering to discuss prospects and problems, aiming for better understanding rather than a quick treaty. He recalls the Kellogg pact as a past effort to outlaw war and cautions conferences often end with paper promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearsson
Ea Delegata
Atlantic Congress
London
NATO
Pearson
Salle Hortoge
Paris
Manchuria to London to naval limits and a failed pact
The passage recalls early 20th century attempts to outlaw war and limit naval powers. It cites Japan’s Manchurian violation, Mussolini’s Ethiopian actions, and Hitler’s Poland invasion, then Describes Henry L. Stimson’s 1930 effort at a consultative naval pact that stalled when Hoover White House leadership withdrew support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchuria
Mussolini
Ethiopia
Hitler
Poland
London
Henry L. Stimson
Herbert Hoover
White House
Republican Party
Hoover
St. James's Palace
Stimson
Her Majesty's Guards
NATO strengthens as missiles redefine alliance system
On June 9 1959 analysts reflect that naval limits are outdated by missiles and NATO must provide instant mutual aid. The era of slow consultation ends as U S troops stand ready in Europe, while Sputnik 1957 signals a new missile age altering strategic focus from European battlefields to cities from Moscow to Los Angeles and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Hoover
NATO
U.S
Europe
Truman
France
Algeria
Germany
Marne
Rhine
Normandy
Atlantic
London
Rome
Paris
Moscow
Washington
Chicago
Petrograd
Kiev
Los Angeles
Seattle
Odessa
Hat Boyle Life Is Way Too Short for Hatred
Ed Creagh prose piece admonishes readers to abandon hatred and live joyfully. It urges strolling with a smile, slowing pace, and greeting strangers, arguing happiness is a rightful legacy and that grumpiness harms the self. The narrator notes self‑inspection glimpsed in a store window mirrors and ends with a sermon on choosing kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Creagh
Washington
Willya
MGM Lot Loses Big Building
AP Movie writer Bob Thomas recalls the demolition of a MGM studio building in Boulder, as bulldozers flatten walls and cars are pulled down for a new parking lot. The scene marks a shift from film history to progress in development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MGM Lot
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Boulder
Cole
MGM
Joyce Watkins
South Boulsee
Allegider Creek
Armour to Cut Livestock Slaughter Nationwide
Armour & Co. will discontinue slaughtering at seven of 42 plants this summer, eliminating about 5000 jobs though workers may transfer to other plants. The move realigns facilities to balance sales and production amid declining livestock volumes and market capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Armour & Co
Armour
Hollywood
Jim Stacy
Frances Edwards
MGM
Vic Damone
Pier Angeli
Fionally
Lve
James Dean
Keanan Wynn
Esther Wiliams
Mario Law
Witllza
Denver truck driver loses daughter in river tragedy
Earl Watkins and a passing motorist chased a drowning incident after a family picnic. Watkins waded into the cold water twice, finally grabbing a body in waist-deep water three miles downstream. The victim was his daughter. the motorist's identity was not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Watkins c
Watkins
Denver
Garden City Telegram publication details
Garden City Telegram published daily except Sunday by The Talagram Publishing Company at 117 East Chestnut Garden City Kansas. Robert Wella General Manager Marvin Smith Advertising Manager. Associated Press member. Subscription rates listed for local and out of state addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Telegram
Talagram Publishing Company
117 East Chestnut
Robert Wella
Ban Bowe
Cossessieresiniveerenrnirenn Emo
Marvin Smith
Garden City
Kansas
Batty
Garden
Ity
Finney, Law, Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
All
Pest
Hat Boyle
Joy
Glory
Penney's
Associated Press
Pat Boone
Penney’s
Fix-It
Alzes
Towncraft
DAN River
Pat
Penneys