County Schools in Grant County Report on Bond Vote Loss
Administrators faculty and students of Grant County schools conclude another successful year. Dighton rejected a 165000 addition to its grade school by about forty votes leaving only ten classrooms for over 300 children. Ulysses and the country high school are noted as comfortable with space for future growth. Bond payments are behind and indebtedness will be retired soon while the schools are in excellent condition.
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Dighton
F ‘Ool
Ulysses
Country High School
Grant ‘County
Alas Poor Ol Rollie and the Sublette Monitor
The Sublette Monitor laments Rollie’s crusade outcomes amid Oklahoma issues from gas royalties and pipeline rights to pavement repairs and education. The piece railes against local politics, highway patches, and national missteps, comparing Rollie unfavorably to Yorick. It mocks shrine terminology and political names while noting limited local impact.
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Poor Ol
Rollie
Horse sense vs race track bets in NCR and navy hamburger quip
A Pratt Tribune remark questions replaceable phrases for horse sense as horses fade, while a Kansas City newspaper quips the navy denies a 60 year hamburger supply and suggests a humorous race to outcan Russians with canned beef.
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Pratt Tribune
Navy
Kansas City
Mechanical Superintendent's Departure Rumor Circles City
Local chatter centers on the possible departure of the city Mechanical Superintendent, with officials declining comment while seeking to clarify pending administrative changes and project timelines. Community meetings are anticipated to address implications for ongoing infrastructure work.
Washington Roundup: A Letter on Children and Peace
Drew Pearson writes a personal Washington Roundup letter to his daughter reflecting on family morning chaos with a baby, then shifts to global politics. He argues peaceful progress hinges on Kremlin changes and bipartisan diplomacy, recalling Kellogg's treaty and urging focus on nuclear risks and children's future rather than quarrels over Quemoy and Matsu. He notes public unrest behind the Iron Curtain as a hopeful sign for peace.
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New York Times
Frank B. Kellogg
Paris
Kellogg
Frederick Birchell
the Times
Birchell
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Use Home Accessories For Colorful Accent
Reflections on age and dreams contrasts middle aged men with the young. The piece argues youths plan for practical security while middle aged individuals crave vivid fantasies and technicolor dreams, viewing security as increasingly elusive.
Prayer and scripture reading from Upper Roots gathering
The piece focuses on a prayer following a Bible reading from John 9 18 25. It recalls the convert’s statement I was blind now I see and asks for continued trust and faith through Christ Our Lord. The text emphasizes testimonial devotion and gratitude for divine guidance.
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Christ
Future of Housing Area Near KC Is Undecided
Washington says no more eviction notices will be handed to Sunflower Village tenants in Eudora Kansas until a final decision on the project. About 1,000 of 1,214 units remain occupied. 200 families were told to vacate, 36 found new homes. No immediate explanation given for the initial notices.
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Washington
Sunflower Village
Eudora
Kas
Public Housing Ag Administration
Ald
The End of School Year Then Parents Teach at Home
The article cites Gilbert Highet urging parents to teach children at home. He argues many lessons are learned in the home and that adults gain answers by their 30s which can form a reliable base for guiding youths. He warns juvenile courts reflect a failure to educate at home.
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Gilbert Highet
Borneo
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