A Tough Decision On Wheat Acres In 1956 U S News
A grain speculator may gain by holding wheat long into 1957 if Benson’s acreage plan proves wrong. The piece weighs risks of 55 million acres as a minimum, notes 1955 crop weakness in Grant County Kansas, and highlights factors like storage quality, demand growth, inflation, and world tensions shaping the wheat outlook.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
United States
Bengon
Kansas
Solution No Nearer: Sublette Monitor quotes Benson progress
The Sublette Monitor reports Secretary Benson citing a new era of progress in agricultural marketing. He notes America regaining lost outlets as world population and buying power rise. Innovations include frozen milk products and engineered crops, with a light jab at wheat farmers’ concerns.
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Benson
America
High Plains
Night on Herald echoes quirky reader tips
A curio column quotes a housewife advising school execs to seek new buildings and higher teacher pay in summer. It also notes a saying about medical advice changing with the number of describers and shares a remark about caterpillars with distinct digestion.
Local newspaper masthead and staff listing
Garden City Telegram announces its daily publication with staff titles and roles including editor, advertising manager, mechanical superintendent, commercial superintendent, and business manager. Includes Associated Press affiliation and subscription note, with office contact details and regional licensing information.
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Aenterscseit
A— Ee
Socialized medicine bugaboo in polio plan sparks Senate clash
Health Secretary Oveta Culp Hobby denounces free vaccine for under 20 as socialized medicine, while Democrats push the Salk vaccine amid GOP debate. The piece links criticism to the Eisenhower plan and notes related political frictions and committee dynamics.
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Washington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Senate Labor and Welfare Committee
Hobby
Dr. Salk
National Polio Foundation
Lister Hill
Alabama
Alexander Smith
N.J
Goldwater
Ariz
Bender
Ohio
Allott
Colo
Hill
Defense Plan Must Be Improved in US Atomic Drill Speech
President Eisenhower closed Operation Alert 1955 with a call to prayer that such a disaster never comes to the United States. He urged rapid passage of military reserve reform and praised evacuation drills while stressing sustained federal state and city cooperation to bolster civil defense and national security.
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Eisenhower
United States
U. S
Washington
Prayer For Today From The Upper Room
Prayer reading from The Upper Room cites Psalm 19 7 or Romans 6 16 2 and asks cleansing from secret faults through Christ. It thanks the Father for Jesus the Saviour and seeks strength to remove hidden sins that could weaken witness, closing with Amen.
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Christ
World Today Brief Notes From Abroad
London Moscow radio calls Operation Alert an effort to pressure public spending on armaments. Tokyo Diet to hold hearings on World War II reparations to the Philippines amid political trouble over a 40 to 809 million plan. Massa Itay workmen uncover 22 WWII land mines along a busy rail line near Rome Turin, halted to disarm. Saigon South Viet Nam source says 15 National Army battalions trap Hoa Hao forces and Premier Ngo Dinh Diem's enemies in a four mile square between Ganghia and That Not. Two Le Quang Vinh regiments and two Hoa Hao guard battalions under Tran Van Soa are surrounded.
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Tokyo
Japan
Diet
Philippines
Massa
Itay
Italy
Rome
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
National Army
Hoa Hao
Ngo Dinh Dilem
Ganghia
le Quang Vinh
Tran van Soal
Insurance Firm Seeks Court Ruling on Liability
Hawkeye Security Insurance Co. of Des Moines asked a federal court to determine its responsibility to creditors of Junction City Livestock Sales Co. for a $51,000 livestock commission bond. The firm closed Jan. 12 after a Department of Agriculture audit and named 70+ individuals and firms including United National Indemnity Co. of New York City, which had issued an earlier $51,000 bond.
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Wichitaw
Junction City Livestock Sales Co
Hawkeye Security Insurance Co
Des Moines
Junction City
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United National Indemnity Co
New York City
The Distaff Side Father’s Day Drollery and Notes
A humorous Father’s Day themed column mocks gender roles and the cost of attention from readers. It riffs on typographical slips and the idea of extortion for copy. It also cites quips about husbands and famous figures, then closes with a personal note from Swampwest Kansas.
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Daddy Warbucks
General Bullmoose
Gazette
Neki Hokey
P. S
Swampwest
Kansas
Cryptoquip Puzzle Clue Grid and Solved Phrase
The horizontal and vertical cryptograms list many clues and letter counts forming a themed puzzle. Yesterday's cryptoquip reveals a bold message about a proud young physician who learned he has German measles and contracted the illness.
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Ulysses News
Garden City Telegram
The
Telegram Publishing Company
Associated Press
Ung
Wichita
Gresley
Mamey
Paty. Cl
Wend Wane Mae
Dean Acheson
Eisenhower Administration
William P. Bundy
Bundy
Cil
Ike
Acheson
Stimson
U.S. Court of Appeals
Westbrook Pegler
Quentin Reynolds
Pegler
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
India
Krishna Menon
USA
GOP
Arkansas
Stern
McClellar
Senate Investigating Committee
McCarthy
Harry Truman
Internal Security Committee
McClellan
Wilson
White House
Karl Mundt
Chicago
Harry Lev
Mr.Clellan
Mr. Leo
Mundt
Roly-Poly Mundt
Chiarman
Aniversary
Mary
Ty Peer
Jimmy Hatlo
Papa
Wimselr
Esi Sa
London
Moscow Radio Today
Andre Siegfried
Columm
Siegfried
Angi
Father
British Statesman
Edge
Altriot Saird
King Features
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