Not Next Year Farm Help For Kansas Farmers Now Urgently Sought
The article argues the farm problem is not about securing votes but ensuring farmers receive a fair share of national income. It condemns minimal current aid, calls for immediate measures to raise farmers' spending power, and supports fixed parity or another temporary plan to boost farm income this year. It praises Secretary Benson but urges quicker, concrete action from Washington.
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Kansas
America
Sec
Benson
Washington
Bank Thieves and the Bank Employee Thief Question
The article contrasts bank employee theft with common robberies, arguing bank workers who misappropriate funds betray trust, taint public confidence, and deserve severe punishment, while noting such crimes harm many depositors and communities. It defends bankers urging firm penalties and ethical conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
True Labor of Love in Soviet Denunciations
Experts say Russian leaders craft sharp denouncements of the late Joe Stalin’s one man rule for future political aims. The report notes other Soviet chiefs view the act as a labor of political theatre and memory shaping.
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Joe Stalin
Tyranny and fear under Stalinist rule described
The piece recalls Stalin as a hard ruthless dictator who ruled with secret police visits and fear. It notes rulers fearing removal at any hint of dissent and imagines how loyal agents and altered orders served to maintain control, creating a climate of constant suspicion and oppression.
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Cvll
Wats
Gin Ak
Stalin
Secret Police
Mussan
Uncle Due
Wes Thes
Theyidlee
GOP Feels Strong Ike or Not
Washington dispatch notes Republicans grow more confident about winning the 1959 presidential race even if Eisenhower does not run. It cites stronger finances from fundraising, potential policy shifts appealing to voters, and proposed programs including farm subsidies, rural development, expanded school aid, health and housing measures, social security boosts, and immigration changes. Republicans can present a record of actions to voters.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Engagements and a Hospital Visit Highlight Local Notices
Old Home Town announces Kathleen Elizabeth Eustace engagement to Capt. Donald Thomas of Portland. Mrs Laura Reber reports Kathleen's marriage to Harold Boxman of Alhambra. Feb. 4 brings Dunn Jr. arrivals and Klopfenstien home from Lawrence Hospital. Wreck injuries send Mr. and Mrs. Stiner to a Sedalia hospital. Dame Nellie Melba dies in Australia at 71. Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Hepner on Feb 8. Two Lawrence schools were dedicated this week. George Washington Party honors list of attendees with Dr. E. E. Stauff er.
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H. EB. Eustace
Kathleen Elizabeth
McChord Field
Wash
Donald Thomas
Portland
Ore
Laura Reber
Kathleen
Harold H. Boxman
Alhambra
Calif
William H. Dunn Jr
William A. Dunn
Thomas Popplewell
W. R. Stiner
Sedalia
Nellie Metba
Grand Opera
Australia
A.J. Anderson
Hugh Means
R. C. Manley
L. N. Lewis
George Hepner
Nila story told from exile to Soviet to New York life
Nila, born frail in Russia, endures vast privations and exile. She details sea ordeals, labor, and a prison discipline while her husband Karel battles Stalinist repression. After years of danger, she becomes a sharp reporter for Moscow’s Journal, illustrating resilience and a probing, fearless voice.
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Nila
Warel
Karel
Cnalg
Russia
Moscow
Stalin
Siberia
Rose Marie
Sibert
Journal of Moscow
France
Denver Fades Out Then Returns In Poetic Ode
Hal Boyle muses on Denver as it grows in prosperity and skyline, contrasting old personality with new high rise ambitions. He contrasts familiar city images with changes, noting the loss of spontaneity while acknowledging Denver’s continued growth and promise.
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Hehese
Henry
Fae Hagend
Jethin
New York
San Francisco
New Orleans
Nashville
Denver
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tration
Nila meets future husband amid wartime upheaval in 1930s Russia
In 1936 she meets Robert Magidoff at a skating rink after he falls, they marry when she faces arrest. In 1941 Germany invades Russia, he sends her to America for safety. Her US lecture tour for Russian War Relief showcases freedom, humor, and depth as she finds new life and support from the Ethridges.
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Robert Magidoff
Nila
Magidoff
Germany
Russia
America
United States
Ethridges
Barbs and Banter on Uncorking and Smiles in Street Talk
A quirky column notes corkscrew phrases about carefree living and the irony of windy fate. It jokes that a smiling face hides unpressed clothes while a doctor links walking to better complexion. In a police report, three Chin boys caught in a stolen car realize they aren’t heading to freedom but to jail.
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Jal
Bible Verse Theme Refugia in Deuteronomy Timeless Message
A compact notice presents the verse God is thy refuge and underneath are the everlasting arms from Deuteronomy 33 27, reflecting a scripture reminder in a period civic religious column.
National Nothing Week Comes to Birmingham
The commentary notes Birmingham Alabama will observe National Nothing Week from February 26 to March 3. It pokes fun at official calendars that force busy mayors to pause regular duties for themed weeks while suggesting the city’s leader could finally have time to tidy basements or finish tax work.
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Christian Science Monitor
Birmingham
Ala
Cycles in biology and market history referenced
A reader asks about cycles in biology and other fields. The text cites cycles such as elephant population peaks every 62 years and a four year field rice cycle. It also notes Jay Gould and James Fisk attempting to corner the gold market in 1868 causing Black Friday and asks Eli Whitney's invention, the cotton gin.
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Jay Gould
James Misker
Radio and TV Scheduling Fragments From Local Stations
Fragmented schedule list shows WDAF KMBC WREN and others airing news shows music programs church bulletins and variety segments across Friday February 24 and Saturday February 25. Entries include News at various times KMBC News and Sports shows Twilight programs and entertainment blocks with placeholders and unclear details.
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WDAP
WREN
KMBC
WDAF
Telia
EKMBC
Morgan Beatty
KFKU
Byenta
Clinty
Newa Wren
Hoxing
Washburn
Newa
Hearta
Berenade
WAF
KMAC
WDAK
KMRC
KMMC
WDAE
KMLC
WNAF
Wren- Kot Ove
Nebraska
MBC
Grand Ole Opre
Cowtown
WRENS
WTA
KMBRU
Wd0
Rhythm and Blues
Monitor
Television Lineup Highlights Diverse Daytime and Evening Shows
A dense listing of TV stations KMBC KCMO and WOAF with a full day schedule. Program blocks include Mickey Mouse Club Buckskin Billy Smith Win Lose or Draw Rin Tin Tin News Weather Tonight Today’s movie lineups feature Lone Ranger Captain Midnight and Masterpiece Theater. Notable personalities include Perry Como Loretta Young Alfred Hitchcock and You Are There.
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Kmbc-Tv
Kcmo-Tvv
Mickey Mouse Club GQ
Billy Smith
Done Edwards
Kbadie Fisher
Thunerbird
News Caravan
Ozzle and Harriet
Tinea Lives
Star Stage
Playhouse of Stars
Perasun
Dateline Europe
Studios
Captain Kangaron
Pinky
Lee H
Comblab
Hollywood Backstage
Calor
Crale Kennedy
Oversesa
Phons
Captain Gallant
Hopnade Cassidy
Judge Roy Bean
the Cisco Kid
World Report
Id Sullivan
General Electric Theatre
Ted Mack
Les Paul
Mary Fora
Famous Features
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Journal-World
Dolph Simons
Bill, Mater
Gop
Ike
Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Congress
Old Home Town
McAllaster School
E. E. Staufffer
W. F. March
Lincoln School
Howard Fitch
George Washington
Virginia Berry
Catherine Jackman
Mary Anne Durdress
Noble S. Elderkin
Adkel
Dorothy Clark
Margaret Stubbs
Evelyn Brownell
Laura Rankin
Virginia Pendleton
Elizabeth Dunkel
Helen Friend
Marcella Chalkley
Alice Griesa
Jeanette Wagstaff
Margaret O'Donnell
Amy Radclife
Dorothy Blackmar
Katie Strong
Francis Allen
George Hollingberry
George Esterly
Frederick Jaedicke
George Docking
George Mackie
David Mackie
Marion Goff
Dolson Berry
Barber
Paul O'Leary
Albert Williams
Donald Eastman
Bernard Gufler
William Engel
James O'Brien
Justin Bowersock
Dan Dunkel
Edward Schall
Franklin Jackman
Fred Olmstead
George Billene
Henry Kern
Severt Higgins
Olreme Cou
PUBLI
Hal Boyle
New Denver
Louis
Eli Whitney
RADIO
KMEC
BiewHuwtin
Molen
Annia Ashley
Soldiers of Fortune
Roy Rogers
Perry Como
Lawrence Welk
Alta Bering
Agnesinioke
Parmon Runyon Theatre
North
Adaen
Lee Paul
Mary Ford
Wreatling
Bundie
American Bellgioun Roundtable
the Christophers Opt
Luc
Washington Review
Uarade
Kou
Hollywood
Colonel March of
Scotland Yard
General Electric
Pesca Wees
Davis TV
Dial
Safeway Market
Kenneth Vinyard
Mgr
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