Community Concert Drive Nets Big Turnout for Arden City
Arden City's drive to expand the Community Concert series ended Saturday with membership more than doubling last year's. Benny Goodman headlined, and the effort will bring Goodman back next fall along with three more winter concerts. Adult admission prices will remain under two dollars, a bargain compared with metro venues. Garden City benefits, and local youth gain inspiration from top national artists. The piece defends local support as essential to cultural growth and the community’s future.
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Arden City
Benny Goodman
Garden City
Dodge City
Drip Spoon Plate economy reshapes modern housekeeping
An article in Harper's via Sylvia Wright contrasts the Drip Spoon Plate economy with grandma era thrift. It argues each domestic action creates a new purchasable object and mocks a modern world of accelerated accumulation, where obsolete items linger and decisions about disposal rise.
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Harper's Magazine
Sylvia Wright
T.R.C
Powell preps to hit back at junket critics
Harlem congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr arms himself for retaliation after critics accuse him of luxury travel at public expense. He hints at exposing colleagues for higher spending and questions funding sources for his intercom and limousine use while denying improper staff trips. The probe follows his trips to Puerto Rico Cannes and Europe paid through Education and Labor funds.
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Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem Globe-Trotter
Powell
Education and Labor Committee
Congress
Administration Committee
Baltimore
Adam
Harlem
Puerto Rico
Powell Beach
San Juan
John Kyl
Louise Maxienne Dargans
Kyl
Man Shaves Miles of Face and Other Oddities
Hal Boyle surveys curious statistics and quips from daily life in America. From shaving 20 square miles of face in a lifetime to babies arriving mainly between 2 and 5 am, the column mulls odd facts, jokes, and cultural quirks with a light, pithy tone.
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New York
Mount Carmel Church
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Spain
American Automobile Association
Karl Marx
England
Unemployment in Kansas Drops Slightly
TOPEKA AP reports the Kansas unemployment rate last week at 4.7 percent, down from 4.9 percent the prior week and 4.6 percent a year ago. Compensation payments totaled $592,083 to 14,521 people this week.
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Kansas
Topeka
Jesus Heals a Paralyzed Man in Capernaum House
The article recounts Jesus healing a paralyzed man lowered through a house roof in Capernaum after forgiving his sins. Temple agents accuse him of blasphemy as crowds gasp at his power to heal and forgive.
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Galilee
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Jerusalem
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Man
Daniel
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Rome
Herod the Great
Judea
River search for five missing in Osage camp near Osceola
Osceola Missouri AP report says five children from two families awoke to a cold cabin and found parents missing after they checked trot lines on the swollen Osage River. A life jacket and gasoline can from the missing flat bottom boat drifted downstream while 20 to 30 boats joined the hunt. The Wagner children are Jeannie nine Billy six and Linda four. The Wilson children are Janie twelve and Donnie six. Bob Wilson stayed at home.
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Bill Wagner
Joyce
Lee Wilson
Mabel
Osage
Glen Gover
Shirley Colling
Wagner
Liberty
Wilson
Wagners
Wilsons
Jeanina
Billy
Linda
Janie
Donnie
Bob Wilson
Navy Recruits Brought Under Quarantine San Diego Case On Spinal Meningitis
The San Diego Naval Training Center placed its 12 000 recruits under quarantine after an outbreak of spinal meningitis. One death has been reported, Recruit James S. Hale of Osborne Kansas, who died after entering a naval hospital. Four more recruits are in serious condition.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Naval Training Center
Tras
James S. Hale
Osborne
Kan
Naval Hospital
Garnand's Grains of Sand Reflect Time's Value
A reflective essay compares modern time awareness with past farming rhythms. It uses sports as metaphor to argue life is a game with fixed time limits, where effort must yield meaningful results and time saved should be spent wisely.
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Jesus
Bob Garnandre
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