Western Kansans debate peasants label in campus editorial
A Western Kansas letter column denounces a University of Kansas student editorial that calls locals peasants. It defends regional pride and cites local data on land prices farms banks air travel education and regional affluence to dispute the critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Sophia
Christian Sciences Monitor
New York Times
Ivory Towers
Garden City Telegram
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Dean Marvin
Doc Halliday
Tombstone
Lawrence
Finney County
Buick
Garden City
Ottawa
United States
Georgie Gobel
K-State
State University
Missouri
Only Work Can Do It in Lawn Care Satire
A writer rails against home and garden magazines showing idealized scenes with models and gadgets. He praises the North Main resident who concreteed and greened his yard, but notes real upkeep is required and that only work can solve bare patches and weed trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Fou-Fou’s
North Main
Letters don't need mink say Kansas man Clifford Hope
A reader praises Senator Clifford Hope as honest and dependable. The letter argues his wife does not need mink coats, asserting her personality is sufficient, signed by Mrs Joe Stewart of 605 North Sixth.
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Kansas
Clifford Hope
Mink Coats
Joe Stewart
North Sixth
Kansas Scrapbook In Baltimore Delinquency Gap
A clipped Kansan view notes children in Baltimore cannot buy comic magazines until 18 and questions whether delaying juvenile delinquency is beneficial. The line mocks trust in that policy and hints at broader social changes echoed in 20th century headlines.
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Baltimore
Kansas City Star
Ike Jokes on Assassination Plot in White House Talk
Washington columnist notes Drew Pearson framing Ike jokes about the Puerto Rican nationalists who attacked Truman and shot congressmen. The piece covers Muñoz Marín’s Caribbean ideas, a U S China cease fire debate, Bandung talks, and a tax payer funded push to boost Newsweek circulation linked to the Agriculture Council.
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Washington
Luis Muhoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Island
Eisenhower
England
France
Italy
Lisenhower
Caribbean
Virgin Islands
Truman
USA
Red China
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang Kai-shek
State Department
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Gettysburg
Senator George
Georgia
American Society of Newspaper Editors
White House
Moham
Newsweek
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Research Service
Council For Agricultural and Chemurgic Research
Henry McKnight
Ike
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Council
Wheeler McMillan
The
Farm Journal
Banson
Robert McMillan
New York Humorist Sees Laughter Fading In Modern Times
Charles Morton of the Atlantic Monthly argues that serious stakes and caution dull humor. He discusses a shift from leisurely essays to sharp one liners, and how few markets remain for light humorous writing.
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New York
Charles Morton
Morton
The
Atlantic Monthly
Stephen Leacock
Robert Benchley
Martin
See Jesus Requested by Bethsaida Fishermen
A church page cites John chapter twelve and a prayer asking daily for clues to see Jesus. It recalls Philip of Bethsaida being asked by locals to show Jesus and invites readers to help others find and know Him through daily prayer.
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Thase
Philip
Bethsalda
Galilee
Jesus
India moves to curb untouchage discrimination with new bill
New Delhi reports the upper house backed a bill with penalties up to three months imprisonment for discrimination against untouchables. The measure, already approved by the lower chamber, awaits the president's assent to become law.
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New Delhi
India
Six Navy Planes Near End of a World Tour
Six Navy patrol planes landed near Hutchinson marking the nearing end of a world tour. The squadron, the first naval unit to circle the globe, departed Whidbey Naval Air Station last November, stopped in Okinawa, and continued homeward. The 72 crew members aboard the six planes included two Kansans, Lt. (jg) Edgar H. Preston of Emporia and AM3 Clemith L. Lakey of Mulberry.
Distaff Side brings music to Gardendale clinic weekly
Every Wednesday at 10 30 two Music Study Club members visit the Gardendale recreation hall speech therapy clinic to share an hour of fun and recreation with children. A different teacher and pianist perform each week while volunteers provide favors. The Garden club also contributes flowers plants and guppies. A new traincar machine helps hard of hearing children hear sounds for the first time aiding speech. A clinic rug is laid by a volunteer husband of a teacher free of charge.
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Music Study Club
Gardendale Recreation Hall
Louise Williams
Harry Oswalt
Bill Alley
Garden Club
Sam Garbo
Pat
George) Salsgiver
Salsgiver
Crossword clues puzzle with varied word answers
A dense list of crossword style clues and partial answers across horizontal and vertical entries. The item includes numeric coordinates and cryptic hints, with stray phrases about cryptographic style words and a note on vaccinations and overseas trips. The source reads as a damaged clue sheet or puzzle page fragment.
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Ipeasants Indeed
Ottawa Herald
K Ae
Kindling
Atom
Wichita Agile
Telegram Publishing Company
Ab 17
Gast Chestnut Telephone
Emus Feadiitor
Sale Finney
Lana
Scott
Wichita
Getl
Rey
Eenond Alaon Wmatter
Drew Pearson
Munoz Marin
Interior
McKay
Hare
Pakistan
Bandung
Red
Laos
Cambodia
Indo-China
Vietnam
Nehru
Knowland
Cali
Mohammed Ali
Chou
Dullés
Quémoy
Matsu
Formosa Strait
Ali
Formosa
China
Bis
Dulles
Tke
Chiang Kai
Boyle
Jimmy Hatlo
TER
Mars
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. 1St Infantry
North
Africa
Tokyo
U.S
Japan
London
Medical Research Council
America
Navy
Ethel Smith
John
Scotland
Nevada
U.S. Island
Aka
Marr
King
Eugene Sheffer
Tse
Maier
Yeaterday
Pele
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