Return to fundamentals on our food situation
Governor Averell Harriman urges Washington state wheat farmers to rebalance farm policy amid perceived food abundance. He warns against penalizing producers who expanded postwar output and argues stockpiling wheat is a strategic reserve. The piece outlines surpluses in soft wheats, quality issues, and policy favoritism toward corn over wheat.
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Washington
Averill Harriman
Washington State
Eisenhower
Des Moines Register
Sec. Benson
Congress
70 Percent Not Shot In Kansas Immunization Alarm
Kansas school entry immunization is only 30 percent complete per state health officer. Dr Hood warns this invites trouble as population rises. Last year diphtheria cases increased in 11 states. Kansas reported 579 whooping cough cases and five deaths. Five tetanus deaths and 11 tetanus cases occurred in Kansas over five years.
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Kansas
Thomas R. Hood
Finney County
Forgetful husband sparks birthday barb in Kansas humor
Lawrence Journal World notes a quick witticism from a husband about his wife aging while Kansas City Star comments on tax reform jokes. The piece also mentions a newlywed couple divorcing after too much agreement on trivial matters, per Lawrence Journal World.
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Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas City Star
Garden City Telegram: Old Telegraph Notice and Staff Names
Garden City Telegram announces daily publication by Talagram Publishing Company with staff such as Editor Easter and Mechanical Superintendent. Advertising and circulation terms list 87.50 per year in Kansas and 10 per year elsewhere. Distribution covers Finney and surrounding counties.
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Q Week
Garden City
Finney
Lane
Stott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamon
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray_ coies
Texas Democrats' 1956 convention stirs backstage hints
The Texas Democratic convention may reveal rifts behind Lyndon Johnson's favored son image. Sam Rayburn supporters push loyalist pledges and delegations while Johnson negotiates with Shivers allies. Backstage deals suggest dissent among Rayburn loyalists and Shivercrats despite Johnson's apparent rise.
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Washington
Texas
Allan Shivers
Shivers
Lyndon Johnson
Lyndon
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Chicago
Rayburn
Allan
Blackstone
Idli
Dallas
Boy Story of a Mountain Hunter and His Lost Dog
A mountain tale in which a famed hunter values a dog over his son. The old man, loving the coon and the hunt, sells his beloved dog Trixie after his wife and son fear he will die in the woods. The son leaves, returns after a funeral, and the rift remains unresolved as the hunter ages.
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Woodlands
Rixie
Trixie
Genint
Prayer and faith in hardship from a church cross devotion
A devotional prayer invoking Jesus and God the Father. It thanks the Savior for guidance and asks for strength to endure trials, asking to be upheld by divine power through Jesus’ name.
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Jesus
Elijah Still Roaming in Mountains
BUENA VISTA Colo M Elijah the pack horse remains stranded in the Collegiate Mountains as rescue efforts by owners Al and Bill Turner meet 10 to 20 foot snow drifts. The Turners first found the horse last month naming him Bugs who dislikes automobiles and women.
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Buena Vista
Colo.m
Elijah
Colorado
Bill Turner
Turners
Bugs
World Today Brief Notes From Abroad
AMAN Jordani? Jordan seeks a new government after Saf Mufti resignation over anti-West riots linked to the Baghdad Pact. Rifai cites ill health in his letter but reports say political differences prompted his exit. Cairo denies any arms deal with Poland after state radio retracts a mistaken report. In Nicosia a British soldier died and several others were wounded in bombings and clashes with Greek Cypriot demonstrators sparked by schoolgirls carrying a large Greek flag. In Seoul unofficial results show Chang Myun of the opposition winning a plurality in the general election with 4,012,654 votes against 3,805,502 for Lee Kee Poong.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Seoul
Korea
Chang Myun
South
Raven Named Donkey? Cold Weather Rescue Captured
A shaggy animal kept through winter near a remote outpost was aided by an airlift delivering hay bales. The creature, named after a biblical prophet fed by ravens, has drawn local attention as winter drifts away.
Distaff Side Weekend Recess For Club Women
A lighthearted piece urges club women to take a summer break from meetings and roles. It pokes fun at the social demands of the club season and imagines a carefree summer with children, friends, and simple pleasures away from Robert’s Rules and by law debates.
Crosswords by Eugene Sheffer Horizon ta
Puzzle clues range from moon Crescent to Venice ride and Brazil river with many misprints. The column lists numbered hints and theme bits, including cryptic style lines and a sample solved line about an eager bride to be seeking fine furniture.
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Horizonta
Brazil
Venice
Italy
Bombycia
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