Plan A defends Mexican border under Swing another job
Washington notes reveal Gen Joseph Swing immigration chief drafted Plan A for border defense with roadblocks pits and 8000 volunteer border militia. Generals Partridge and Howard push military approach while Sen Warren Magnuson and others debate Niagara power and Niagara matters.
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Government Operations Committee
Toseeph Swing
Ike
West Point
Fede
Defense Department
State Department
Immigration Service
Swing
Frank Partridge
Edwin B. Howard
Eisenhower
Mexico
Border Patrol
House Government Operations Committee
Remembering Bill Barritt in Wartime Life
A veteran recalls Bill Barritt, 25, an OCS graduate from Ft. Benning, famed for his daring, camaraderie, and love of life across Europe. He led a patrol near Paris, earned a Silver Star, and died after forgetting a password as he returned to his lines. The writer honors his living spirit and rejects romantic war glorification.
Letters Hall And The Highways Asks Kansas To Honor Program
Former Kansas State Senator and long time highway advocate denounces Governor Hall for abandoning the long range highway program adopted in 1948 1949. He alleges political manipulation risks federal highway funds and cites past publicizing practices and actions by state leaders to justify retaining a fixed, public construction plan.
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Kansas
Senate
The
Fort Scott Tribune
Hall
Fort Scott
Wild chase ends in double tragedy in Toledo
A 1 A gunman killed Deputy Sheriff Ray Westover during a pursuit and, after breaking away, struck and killed 19 year old Ann Marie Martin as she guided a blind man across the street. Bowens of Brooklyn, N Y, was captured amid the chaos. the blind man and hospital worker Fran cis were injured.
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Toledo
Ohio
Ray Westover
Robert Newell
John Bowens
Brooklyn
N. Y
Westover
Newell
Bowens
St. Charles Hospital
Ann Marie Martin
Francis
Politician Accuses Governor Hall of Trading Highway Funds for Votes
Riley W. MacGregor of Medicine Lodge accuses Governor Hall of pressuring Ness County delegates to back state highway funding, claiming the governor used speeches to claim credit for road projects while those improvements were planned under a prior administration. He urges public disclosure of programs and contracts.
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Kate
Kansas
Hall
Manhattan
Atchison
Winder
Kansas Highway Department
Riley W. Macgregor
Medicine Lodge
Pray Todayer Upper Roottie Sermon
A devotional prayer excerpt asks readers to present themselves as living sacrifices and honors stewardship of health as a service to God. It frames daily life as aligned with divine will through Christ Jesus.
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Christ Jesus
Training School Boys to Move to Helena Facility
About 140 inmates from the Oklahoma State Training School for Boys at Stringtown will be relocated to the remodeled state institution at Helena around July 15, Gov. Raymond Gary announced. The move consolidates facilities as the Stringtown campus undergoes changes.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Training School For Boys
Stringtown
Helena
Raymond Gary
Bus Boycott Hits Florida over Segregated Seating
In Tallahassee Florida a boycott by Negro bus riders follows the arrest of two Florida A and M University students for refusing to move to the rear of a transit bus. The Tallahassee NAACP leader says the boycott will spread beyond the campus while the transit manager reports no overall effects.
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Florida A&m University
Cities Transit Co
C. K. Steele
The
National Assn
For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles L.carter
Still Hope To Find Mickey
GRAND RAPIDS Mich Postmaster H Wayne Parker still hasn t located Mickey who wrote a touching letter to Mom care of God Heaven but stacks of mail and at least one 25 check are waiting Mickey s unstamped letter found its way to Parker s desk May 17 News reports of the letter touched off a flood of answering mail A check came for Mickey yesterday from a banker in Elmore City Okla who said This late girl must not lose her faith Mickey s letter has no return address or last name The letter said Dear Mommy I miss you very much since you went to live with God I hope you re happy I m lonesome without you and Daddy since you have gone away Please tell God to help me be good so I can come to heaven by you Love your baby girl Mickey
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Grand Rapids
Mich
H. Wayne Parker
Mickey
Heaven
Parker
Elmore City
Okla
Townsley Files For Senate Nomination In 33rd District
State Rep. Will Townsley of Great Bend filed for the Republican nomination for the State Senate from the 33rd District comprising Barton Rice and Stafford counties. The seat is currently held by Ralph Rinker, Great Bend Republican.
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Topeka
Will Townsley
Great Bend
Senate
Barton
Rice
Stafford
Ralph Rinker
Garden City Telegram Name list from a AP affiliated paper
Ancestry of the Garden City Telegram staff shown with positions including Managing Editor advertising superintendent and business manager. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches printed in the newspaper.
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Stuart Awbrey
Rick Dalton
Marvin Smith Advertising
Stannger
M. W. McFarland
Russell Elliott
Stella A. Austin
Associated Press
Subscription Rates and Delivery Areas Listed
Daily by carrier in Garden City Kansas is second class matter. Mail to other addresses in Finney Lane Scott Wichita Greeley Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell and Gray counties. $7.50 per year in Kansas. $10 per year elsewhere. outside Kansas $13 per year.
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Kansas
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Elmewhere
Distaff Side and the New York City Cousins Visit
A wandering faith flyer interrupts a rainy day at a busy home as a lighthearted exchange unfolds with phrases about end times and a grandson. The piece references Rotary connections and a lighthearted ad about a three acre modern two bedroom house. It notes Miss Lin from Borneo and a forthcoming Indonesia Today supplement in Atlantic Monthly. Swimming season prompts talk of new swimsuits with built in strategy.
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Miss Lin
Rotary
Borneo
Indonesia
Atlantic Monthly
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizon tailed clues
Crossword puzzle entry by Eugene Sheffer with horizontal and vertical clues. Contains garbled spellings and partial phrases for many entries. Mentions a cryptic set of terms and a note about average time of relation and distributed by a syndicate.
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King Fextures Syndicate Cryptoquifs Prins Patin-Kaau-Lrob
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