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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1955
Page
2
The Sublette Monitor reflects on subterranean wonders beneath the prairie, noting water, gas, and oil depths, ancient ringed holes near John Watson farm, and how erosion and digging reveal clues. It muses on buried histories of Indian campsites and long-term geological stories, urging wonder at what lies below as wind and time uncover traces.
Scott City News Chronicle reflects on last week's hail storm letters including a Kansas City religious critic who urged readers to repent. The editor notes hail falls on both the just and the unjust and dismisses the anonymous correspondent’s quotations as expressive but not original.
An operator of a restaurant reflects on civil service and earnings amid a humorous stream of casual notes in The Dighton Herald. The piece jokes about air mail meaning little beyond extra postage and offers a corrected sentence about paying for car repairs.
Dr G Elmer Gross denounces public confusion with Elmer J Gross who he says is a different man. He notes his own clean record and advertising has dragged his chiropractic practice, costing him substantial earnings over recent years. He appeals for understanding and asserts no patient has smelled whiskey on his breath.
The snippet presents the Garden City Telegram masthead with publishing details Telegram Publishing Company address 17 East Chestnut and staff roles including mechanical superintendent business manager and AP news rights. It notes subscription pricing of $7.50 per year and mentions Associated Press rights and publication reservations.
US officials shy from crack in Iron Curtain as Molotov shifts image and visas to the West prompt calls for people to people engagement. Commentator notes state department rigidity and suggests VOA film exchange to ease tensions and promote peace amid McCarthy-era politics.
H Richard Niebuhr argues modern people must move from outside looking in to participating selves through faith in Jesus Christ as the revelation of God. He contends Christ is God’s self disclosure and that true religion centers on dynamic personal encounter rather than mere doctrine. The book examines faith that powered early church and reformers, and asks what version of Christianity most closely mirrors a full experience of Jesus Christ as Lord.
Topeka report says a proposal to raise elected county official salaries about 30 percent was submitted to a legislative council committee by county officials associations. The committee will draft recommendations for the next general session of the Legislature.
Benny Heiskell of Knoxville Tennessee suffered a broken left arm after three falls in nine months. While in a cast the youth was struck by a car and fell onto his right arm, escaping with only a minor shoulder scrape. Pastor H Richard Niebuhr notes such risks may be closer than imagined.
A cryptogram style puzzle list with partial clues for a crosswords style grid and a note stating average solve time. It mentions DORMER WINDOWS and MANSARD ROOF as a clue pair. It includes a scattered collection of numbered hints and an attribution to King Features Syndicate.
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Oslo for a three day state visit amid cheering crowds. In Tokyo a bilateral pact to buy 85 million dollars of U S surplus farm products won Diet ratification. Yugoslavia and the Western Big Three opened a conference after Bulganin and Khrushchev’s visit. Adenauer voiced readiness for talks with Moscow and Jordan declared the Italian consul persona non grata over mixed drinks at a Jerusalem party.
An excerpt from a church service cites John 14 and John 1 9 ASV, praising Christ as the true light revealing God. The prayer asks guidance to receive Him and live by His light, ending with the Lord's Prayer.
New York City police say four men and a girl sought in Italy are not wanted here in connection with the 305243 dollar holdup of the Woodside Queens Chase Manhattan Bank last April 6. Asst Dist Atty Thomas P Cullen of Queens said investigators have found them practically cleared of suspicion.
The column notes Leon Ramsey still gets a Picasso print as a gift and spends Father’s Day assembling lawn chairs and mowing. Dorothy Evans returns to Fremont after visits here, with ties to the Evans family and Gard en City. Bud Evans and Dorothy remain connected to Gillespie Drive. Earl Brookover prepares meat knowledge after a Chicago trip with the Livestock and Meat Board. Mr and Mrs Herbert Barden mark 24 years of marriage as they settled in Garden City. Earl C Brookover heads to Chicago for a meat board meeting. Hazle Callison laments loneliness in town amid busy days.
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