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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1958

Page

3

Travel and Recreation Guide Highlights Garden City in State Book

The Kansas Industrial Development Commission issue of the Kansas Travel and Recreation Guide features Garden City with a two thirds page aerial of Finnup Park swimming pool and a half page on the buffalo herd. The guide promotes weekend excursions and is designed for glove compartments, with free booklets available from the State Office Building in Topeka.

Kansas Industrial Development Commission Kansas Travel and Recreation Garden City Finnup Park KIDC Topeka

Junior College Growth Emphasized in May U.S. News Report

A May 2 U.S. News & World Report survey highlights junior colleges offering freshman and sophomore university courses, extra liberal arts options, and lower costs. It cites California data showing strong student outcomes, rapid growth nationwide, and calls for expansion including Western Kansas facilities like Garden City Junior College. Public thanks from Kansas mothers and educators accompany the piece.

U.S. News & World Report Liberal Arts University of California Pis Iin New York Illinois Florida Maryanda Texas Robert Sproul Garden City State Department of Education of Kansas Board of Education

Distaff Side and May Day Traditions in a Busy Home

Ted Ludwig reviews a new recipe book from Africa titled How to Serve Your Fellow Man. Aunt Agony contends with downtown fashion as she runs into multiple friends, while a parent’s May Day and Hallowe en gift baskets for toddlers spark playful chaos. Neighbors share a poem about baskets and kittens, reflecting everyday neighborly humor.

Africa Ted Ludwig Aunt Agony Sartorius Extension Magazine

Life expectancy quirks in India and Ceylon noted

Hal Boyle suggests life expectancy gaps in India and Ceylon may outlast insincerity and vanity. In a light column tone, he muses that men live longer than women in those two countries, implying travel or relocation could alter perceived lifespans.

Tondia Ceylon

Rebels' Former Capital Falls in Sumatra Civil War

Indonesian civil war focus shifts to eastern Sumatra after Bukittinggi fell. Sukarno loyalists move to restore control, urging rebels to surrender as operations against guerrilla groups continue in the jungle.

Jakarta Bukittinggi Sumatra Walter Brennan Hame Rudi Pirigadie West Virginia Sukarno Farmer Java New England Swampscott Mass Fisherman Magazine Pirngadie Batusangkar Sajmatra Celebes Col Jani Su‘matra

Prayer text from 1 Peter scripture and verse

A devotional prayer recalling 1 Peter 1 8 believers rejoice in unseen Christ and seek Gods companionship seeking life’s greatest joy through Christ our saviour Amen

Peter God Christ

Local Newspaper Masthead and Credits

Publisher and staff details from Garden City Kansas newspaper masthead. Credits include General Manager Robert Wells and Editor Marvin Smith, with AP service notice andsubscription rates for various Kansas counties and outside the state.

Robert Wells Pagk Murphy Ce Enenenuue Marvin Smith

GOP Education Bill Split Over Eisenhower Aid Move

A closed House Education and Labor subcommittee session sparked a party clash as Democrats pushed to approve the Eisenhower school aid bill, forcing Republicans to defend their positions. A tied vote, broken by Chairman Bailey, kept the bill in play while signaling GOP pressure to back federal school funding. Ohio’s next governor appears likely to be Mike DiSalle, with Cleveland’s Celebrezze his main rival in the Democratic primary.

Washington House Education and Labor GOP Frelinghuysen New Jersey Montana Metcalf Ike Congress Harry Haskel Del John Lafore Bailey Sesson Ohio Hickory Grill Cleveland Mike DiSalle DiSalle Celebrezze Anzi Italy New York Toledo U.S Fiorelo LaGuardia Thomas D’alesandro Baltimore U.S. Senate Louis Mariani Detroit Furcolo Massachusetts John Pastore Rhode Island

Wheat Growers Launch Educational Program

WICHITA. Wheat growers and processors are joining in educating foreign countries in the use of more wheat. Kansas Wheat Commission administrator W. W. Kraber told 400 members of the Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Assn that India alone could take all surplus if her people were taught how to use wheat. Milton L. Morrison of Salina was elected association president, David E. McKee of Topeka vice president, and O. E. Case of Hutchinson executive secretary-treasurer.

Wichita W. W. Kraber Kansas Wheat Commission Kansas Grain and Feed Dealers Assa India Milton L. Morrison Salina David E. McKee Topeka O. E. Case Hutchinson

Bing's Eldest Son Weds a Vegas Showgirl in Protestants Ceremony

Dennia Bing Crawby, 23, married showgirl Pat Sheehan, 25, in a Protestant ceremony at Gretna Green Wedding Chapel Las Vegas. Rev. James A. Herndon officiated as the pair, longtime companions, wed amid show-business surroundings. Sheehan has a son and returned to perform at the Tropicana after the ceremony. Dennis is Bing Crawby's first son to marry among his four sons.

Last Vegas Nev Bing Crawby Dennia Pat Sheehan Gretna Green James A. Herndon Las Vegas Miss Sheehan Sam Francisco Tropicana Hotel Dennis Las Vegas Catholic Bing Kathryn Grand

Shaw Hired by Sublette School

Sublette gains Neale D. Shaw as high school principal replacing resigning Ralph L. Duncan. Shaw, a Kiowa and WaltonHigh alum, taught in several districts and served as a World War II Army veteran. He and his wife have four daughters. In Wichita, Dr. P. M. Stephens forecast six months of lower cattle prices before a long upward trend due to population growth.

New York City Meramec Caverns Stanton Amazon River Fiji Islands Sublette Neale D. Shaw Kiowa Ralph L. Duncan Shaw Walnut Halstead Kansas University Europe Shaws Wichita P. M. Stephens Sweden Stephens Wich

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