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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1962
Page
9
Young Hobby Club teaches a simple craft using buttons of different sizes and colors. Glue a large button for each eye, tiny white buttons for teeth, and a button row for a teeth smile. Create flowers by layering button shapes and crayon details for stems and leaves.
An obviously tipsy man is brought before Police Court Judge Rocky Cockerham. The judge asks what he is charged with and the man replies drinking. The exchange sets the tone for the court appearance.
Hollywood presses for reversing runaway filming to foreign lands. George Stevens leads efforts to bring big productions back home with a $10 million project The Greatest Story Ever Told and to set concrete terms with unions. Industry groups push five policy actions to ease financing tax relief tariffs and cost differentials to keep US film production in Hollywood.
World War I hero Sgt Alvin C. York, 74, was reported improved at a hospital after a Saturday admission. He has been bedridden since a stroke eight years ago. Dr. Guy C. Pinckley did not disclose the illness. York lives in Pall Mall, Tennessee, and won the Medal of Honor in 1918 for destroying a German machine gun nest, killing 25 and capturing 32.NOTE: This item also includes a separate British immigration remark about Australia seeking attractive young women, attributed to Alexander Downer, who described himself as an international woman chaser.
The world has one doctor per 2,000 people while the United States averages one doctor per 790 inhabitants. This contrast highlights regional disparities in medical availability and access to healthcare.
Memorial Day tribute urges remembrance of departed loved ones and the virtues they embodied. It emphasizes visiting graves, beautifying resting places, and keeping memory alive through thoughts and conversations, while urging caution to honor rather than imitate the dead.
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