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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
2
The article frames farmers as gamblers in wheat policy, noting vast coverage of the vote to retain marketing quotas. With no clear hole card before the election, farmers avoided bold moves after three lean years, preferring safer choices over new surplus theories or aggressive acreage ideas.
Our Thank You ARDEN CITY hosts the fifth annual free Fourth celebration in Southwest Kansas with new events and a lively mix. The Chamber of Commerce runs the program to express appreciation for Garden City and Ruthwest support, inviting residents to relax and visit the town for a weekend of enjoyment.
A Topeka letter argues 94 of 96 U.S. senators will vote on the Turtle Creek Dam and other projects that would destroy farms and land in Kansas. The author urges Kansas senators Carlson and Schoeppel to defend the agricultural heartland and defeat the appropriation, preserving the state’s land and tax dollars.
County Clerk Vincent Freckett questions expanding voter counts by enumerating cemetery records and recounting arrivals between March 1 and the official tally. He raises concerns over duplications and inclusion of residents not present on March 1.
A collection of clipped quips and paraphrased lines from Kansas papers. The notes mock political issues and social habits with humorous asides on government, women, nicknames, and everyday life.
A clipped AP rights statement notes exclusive use of news content in the newspaper and all AP dispatches with reserved publication rights. The fragment reflects standard syndication language limiting reproduction for the paper and reporters.
Boyle extols New York as the summer city of the world inviting visitors to skip the official program, embrace adventure, and study its vast, restless charm. He asserts the metropolis offers heat, culture, danger, growth, and endless glamour, insisting New York magnifies those who come seeking more than home.
Linton England nurse Norah Lyne 18 years old phoned for a date and, within minutes, four fire trucks two radio cars and several officials responded to Linton Hospital. She remained on the line hoping to reach her firefighter admirer.
A morning devotional text from The Upper Rosme invites readers to seek a closer relationship with God. The prayer asks to know Thee better through Christ and to feel alive in Thy presence this day. It cites biblical assurances from Matthew 11 34 and John 14 11 as prompts for prayer and contemplation.
In Hong Kong today about 1400 overseas Chinese from Singapore and Indonesia crossed into Red China. Chinese newsmen called it one of the largest such groups since the Communist takeover. Tokyo reports 88.7 degrees, the hottest day so far. Lord Mayor of London Sir Seymour Howard to visit Moscow next month with sword bearer. Norway King Haakon VII fell and broke a thigh bone at Bygdøy near Oslo.
In Waco Texas an all white jury sentenced M. Sgt. Marion Washington of Ft Hood to death by electric chair for the killing of airman A. J. C. Poole in a Lover's Lane incident. Poole, 23, of Spartanburg District, was with his fiancée on a deserted road when an intruder attacked. The case drew critical attention over the motive and defense.
Under the new Kansas egg law effective today eggs must bear quality marks AA A B and ungraded and also indicate size jumbo extra large large medium small and peewee. In town many residents are retiring from public service and a Red Cross board member calls for a new chairman to lead the blood program and recruit donors for Bloodmobile visits before September. Sunday marks the birthday of Mrs Arthur Elli, oldest daughter of the late Jacgo Nettrouer homesteaders since 1886, with local births and July birthdays noted for Phillip Shell Charley Van Winkle and Mrs Clarissa Roy. Independence Day 1914 marriage of Mr and Mrs F A Rintoul is recalled.
A compact listing of crossword prompts including Faust Aida and various short answers. Across items cover topics from sea names to historic figures, with entries like Al sea south of Europe and Jason's ship. Several clues refer to languages crafts and antiquities.
A King Features Syndicate cryptic puzzle page lists numerous clue fragments and solvable terms including references to fish cyprinoid, horse of war, wine vessel, mountain, and aborigines. The text appears as a scrambled glossary with numbers and stray letters, plus an average solution time and a late line about yesterday’s puzzle.
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