Buffalo Jones biography praised by Garden City editor
The Garden City 1950s scene honors Ralph T. Kersey for a new biography titled Buffalo Jones. The book portrays Buffalo Jones as the greatest American scout, embodying courage, perseverance, and integrity of pioneers who opened the West, with a deep passion for animal life. It will be sold locally and nationally.
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Dear dear what a meal a brief France note
A compact Monday forecast on France expresses surprise at the rapid political churn from premiers to parliaments, concluding with a wry remark about the unfolding situation being summed up as a simple meal. The editor notes editorial deadlines force Saturday writing and that Monday’s output may already miss changes.
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Marilyn Monroe in Sack Dress Provokes Berlin Backlash
The West Berlin protesters accuse Marilyn Monroe of betrayal over her sack dress in the latest film. Early glimpses suggest the garment cannot hide her charm, as the star remains unmistakable even in a simple outfit.
Noted Indian Divorce Claim Amid Paris Romance Rumors
Calcutta resident Hari Ds Gupta denies filing for divorce from his wife Sonali who has been linked to a romance with Rober ma. He questions her whereabouts and says he does not know where she is. The snippet mentions separation in Rome from Ingrid Bergman and public absence of Rossellini since last November.
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Percentage Return law and farm income outlook
The Agricultural Research Service forecasts the 1934-like low income return on farm land this year despite higher farm product prices. Land values may rise beyond farm costs and incomes, with the low return already below 3 percent. Inflation and land scarcity are noted, while past peaks reached 13.8 percent in 1942. Washington reports new marketing quota rules for feed wheat and a June deadline for planting time under the frigid program.
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Drew Pearson Dispatches Ike Troop Move Amid Caribbean Crisis
Washington report details how Ambassador Sparks warned Ike of Venezuelan unrest and a virtual embassy siege, prompting Ike to order rapid troop deployment. The Joint Chiefs split on service deployment, with paratroopers and Marines racing toward the Caribbean as Navy support was authorized. Secret Service also fortified Nixon’s daughters during anti Nixon protests overseas and in the U. S. The piece notes past Puerto Rican nationalist violence and cites a tongue in cheek Senate subcommittee exchange on auto prices and sales.
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Derby odds raise in Kefauver hearing record
Douglas suggests inserting Derby betting odds showing Tim Tam and Silky Sullivan quotations in the hearing transcript. Chairman Estes Kefauver says he admires horse racing but cautions about printing odds, noting Tennessee's puritanical stance compared to Kentucky. He adds that 118,009 attended the Derby, signaling strong interest.
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Distaff Side WOMEN outlets and wardrobe woes
Local women discuss spring fashion and social life with humorous hints about dresses hats and church Sunday seating. A mother notes a busy junior high week while office workers form Desk and Derrick. A KU coed declines a local job offer as she accepts another position. An impatient friend declares the sun must shine and legs must tan as she pops a run in her hose.
Nationalists in Field in Indonesian Rebel Reports
The Indonesian Army says it has received reports that rebel forces in North Celebes have used Chinese Nationalist troops. The communique did not confirm the reports or indicate Chinese involvement in fighting. The Formosan Nationalist government has repeatedly denied arming rebels or involvement in the rebellion.
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Tipbert Welly General Manager Paul Murphy
Tipbert Welly appoints Paul Murphy as general manager with Marvin Smith named editor and advertising manager in a reshuffle reflected by the newspaper office notes.
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Prayer for Today From The Upper Room
A brief prayer asking for a single gift, a grateful heart, to praise God. The speaker requests a glad heart whose pulse is praise, seeking God’s face as psalmist. Prayer ends in the Redeemer’s name.
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