Intersection Insanity Editorial in Garden City Telegram
Editorial laments the rising Hutchinson traffic death and notes Garden City drivers at unmarked intersections ignore right of way. It argues speeds and ego turn intersections into dangerous roulette, with motorists acting as if their street is theirs alone and others are trespassers. It warns current behavior endangers all.
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Distaff Side Battles the Millers in Our Neighborhood
A local writer vents about millers overrunning spring homes with relentless presence. The piece catalogs their nuisance from curtains to coffee and laundry to security, then notes the psychological toll as the infestation persists into June, described with humor and exasperation.
Maritime Commission Eyes Baby Carriage Shipping Rates
Washington report notes the Maritime Commission eyed overseas freight costs for baby carriages while steel rates drew congressional scrutiny. Sen. Douglas pressed why American exports face higher shipping charges. commission officials cited staffing limits and tariff processing as factors.
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Kansas Girl Nearly Chokes in Arkansas Rescue
Debra Lynn Kerr of La Cygne Kansas choked on gum after her parents checked out of a motel in North Little Rock Arkansas. A passing observer, Mrs. G W Gustus, using life saving training, freed the gum and performed mouth to mouth resuscitation before continuing to check on her own injured child.
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Floods drown over fifty in Khurramshahr port area
Tehran AP reports more than 50 people drowned as floods swamped Iran's key overseas port Khurramshahr on the Persian Gulf. Eyewitnesses saw bodies floating in the Karoun River flowing toward the gulf.
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