Save Your Money Always In A Helpful Mood to Candidates
The piece argues campaigns waste money on mass mailings and reprinted editorials cluttering post offices. It notes editorials from Coffeyville Journal and Chanute Tribune about Fred Hall and Warren Shaw, and says local papers rebroadcast speeches via exchanges. It ends by criticizing Democrats for not cluttering the mails with junk.
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Coffeyville Journal
Chanute Tribune
Fred Hall
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Warren Shaw
Conscientious
Associated Press
Wellington News
Bourbon
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High Level, Low Level Cars Shake Eastern and Western Rails
Santa Fe’s two level high level cars, common on The Chief for months, drew fresh attention as they prepare to serve El Capitan. In contrast, New York Central’s Xplorer trains emphasize cozy, lower platforms and compact seating with a tavern-like atmosphere. Eastern lines favor lower profiles while Santa Fe highlights economy on long hauls.
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el Capitan
Washington
E Capitan
New York Central
Albany
Grand Central
Holland Tunnel
Drunk Wichita man injures five in Longton bridge crash
A Wichita man drank and drove into a bridge near Longton on US160, injuring five in a following car. He received a $75 fine and 30 days in jail. The wreck necessitates a $52,000 bridge rebuild billed to taxpayers, plus 30 days’ board and room for the offender.
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Wichita
Longton
New Cure For Jackrabbits
Washington notes a light social item about Col. and Mrs. Consuelo Seoane hosting a Georgetown party with Ibizan hounds Hannibal and Tanit believed to be the oldest breed and fastest rabbit dogs. Neighbors protest the modern decor, while Mrs Seoane also stages an art show. The piece winds with unrelated U S Department of Agriculture pie baking and sewing trends in trailers.
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Jane Eads
Washington
Capital
Hannibal
Balearic Islands
Garden City Telegram masthead and mailing info
Garden City Telegram published daily except Sunday by The Telegram Publishing Company. Includes staff names, Associated Press affiliation, subscription rates, and mailing addresses across Kansas counties. No specific news event described in readable text.
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Telegram Publishing Company
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Finney
Lane
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Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
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Haskell
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Kansay
Does Your Daughter Date New York sidewalk reflections
HAL BOYLE notes how younger weddings and going steady push parents to feel outpaced. Fathers resist teen romances while mothers show more tolerance. Prom norms fade as teens seek steady partners, raising questions about whether adolescence should form into adult patterns too soon.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Solons Not Likely To Shut Up By JAMES MARLOW
Congress hesitates to act on the fed up talk about curbing the Supreme Court over state sedition laws. The Nelson case sparked clashes between states rights supporters and federal authority, with Bridges and McClellan proposals vying for Senate action as Lyndon Johnson weighs which to bring up first. The administration backs Bridges but rejects McClellan.
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Supreme Court
Steve Nelson
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Eisenhower
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D-Ark
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McClellan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
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Johnson
Prayer and Industry Note Power in Faith and Research
A devotional prayer segment invokes Acts 1 8 urging daily witness and divine influence. The text also cites U S industry spending 3 7 billion dollars on research and development in 1953 with four percent allocated to basic research.
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Christ
Redeemer
Jesus
U.S
Drew Pearson Column Missing Over Health Critique
The space reserved for Drew Pearson’s column is empty as the writer continues to press the President’s health, labeled poor taste and possible moral crime. The note argues Pearson repeats claims since Eisenhower’s operation and should switch topics unless new evidence emerges.
How Much Sin Is Sin How Much Sin Is Sin
In a response to The Salina Journal editorial, Angelo Scott of the Iola Register questions the cost of painting bids approved by Ann appointees. He cites a contract for 71,100 gallons at $139,593, contrasting a lower bid of $121,622, a $17,971 difference. He weighs whether the excess was for better paint or political reasons, and who bears responsibility.
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Salina Journal
Angelo Scott
Iola Register
Topeka
Arn
Cook Paint and Varnish Co
DeSoto Paint Co
Ann- Shaw-Darby
Fred Hall
Hall
Committee Approves One Year Debt Limit Increase
Washington House Ways and Means Committee backed the Eisenhower administration plan for a one year national debt ceiling rise of three billion dollars. The temporary ceiling would set the 278 billion dollar limit starting with the new fiscal year on July 1, three billion below the prior two years.
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House
Ways and Means
Eisenhower
Two County Agents Named 4 H Fellows in 195? Program
Two Kansas county extension agents were named national 4-H fellows for a year of study through the U S Department of Agriculture. Joan Engle Marion County home demonstration agent and Harlan Copeland old County 4 H Club agent will study in Washington and at a nearby college.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
Joan Engle
Marion County
Harlan Copeland
Old County
Distaff Side and Local Life Notes Shuffle Through Town
A wealthy Texan reportedly gifted a cattle ranch to four college bred sons who renamed the place Solar Focus. Mrs D Gibbons on Imperial offers room and board to an elderly person, citing companionship and care as key benefits. Mr Gibbons works shifts, leaving time for an elder guest. The tractor inner tube spectacle entertains locals as a "junked" tube endures heavy city use. Local health notes report lingering sniffles from Bible school, scattered measles, mumps, pink eye, dog bites, bug bites, sunburned knees, and nail-punctured feet.
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizont
Puzzle clues span many entries from London to Nazareth and Rome. The page lists cryptic and vertical clues with many named entities including King Features Syndicate and Royal Ball.
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King Features Syndicate Cryptoquips
Moe PR
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