Editorials Urge Kansas to Boost Industrial Development
Clyde M. Reed Jr. criticizes Kansas for underfunding industrial development in a Sedan speech while Governor-elect candidates and Parsons ties loom. He notes Kansas spends about 139000, trails Arkansas and Mississippi in statewide programs, and stresses Kansas benefits from location, rail and highway access, and a skilled native workforce to attract new business and prevent population decline.
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Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons
Kansas
Reed
Sedan
Bilt Reed
Arkansas
Mississippi
Readers Respond To Garden Dog Debate And Miscellany
From Our Readers collects a rambling mixed column on a garden dog ordinance, pet losses, Arbor Day near misses, shoe sizing quirks, a Britisher winning acting honors, Sugar Ray Robinson retirements criticism, and assorted jumbled notes on fashion and television. The piece preserves local voices with quirky anecdotes and name drops, delivering a collage of small town concerns and humor.
Sense of taste and smell linked to health
Readers report loss of taste and smell after colds or nasal sprays with relief and relapse. The piece explains four basic tastes, how smell shapes flavor, and lists potential causes from nasal polyps to nerve disorders, drugs, strokes, infections, and even hysteria, urging neurology input if persistent.
Prayer for Today Reflects Joy at Return and Call to Obedience
A devotional prayer echoes Luke chapter 15, thanking God for mercy and calling believers to follow Christ. It asks to avoid the far country of sin and the near country of indifference, ending with an Amen.
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Television Programs Declared by Channel Lineup and Schedules
A dense listing of Channel 4 NBC Channel 5 CHS Channel 9 ABC and others outlines a full day’s TV schedule. It lists programs such as News Weather Theatre Movie and various game shows along with times and channel tags, capturing a reader's guide to the broadcast lineup.
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Seek Receiver For Wichita Official
A district court hearing will address the state’s request to appoint a receiver for Wichita Commissioner John Stevens’ vending machine enterprises. The state seeks authority to sell assets of Stevens Enterprises Inc and Wichita Vendors Inc to cover about $30,000 in state tax claims, alleging the firms and Stevens are one and the same to defraud the state. A separate tax warrant of $3,135 was filed against Stevens individually.
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John Stevens
Stevens Enterprises, Inc
Wichita Vendors, Inc
Stevens
Road Employes To Aid of Family
Local road and bridge crew pays 350 dollars to the family of W L Bangs after Bangs was seriously injured in a February 24 accident. Bangs spent a month in hospital and is now recovering at home.
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Seward County Road
W. L. Bangs
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The Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Noted
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trades. By mail prices include one month eighty five cents and one year seven dollars for trade area. outside trade area offers higher monthly and yearly rates up to ten dollars.
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Fraix
How Much Radiation Do We Get
ALTON BLAKESLER reports for AP Science that fallout adds only a tiny amount to natural radiation. The AEC says average exposure is 100 millirads from natural sources and 1–2 millirads from bomb tests, with geographic variation and uncertain long term biological effects discussed.
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National Academy of Sciences
Go Out And Find Yourself Joe College Is Advised
A veteran real estate executive urges new graduates to seek opportunity rather than wait for it. He stresses the value of education, energy, and judgment, organizing oneself, and building good relations, arguing many top jobs go to the best talents even in a downturn. He cautions against passivity and highlights practical steps to advance.
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Joe College
New York
Arthur Rubloft
Chicago
Rubloff
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Oldest K State graduate to turn 100 this Saturday
Manhattan Kansas State College’s oldest living graduate, Mrs Flora Donaldson Reed of Mindenmines Missouri, will celebrate her 100th birthday this Saturday. She graduated in 1881 and her civil engineer husband, an 1879 graduate, was killed in an accident in 1917. Five Reed children also attended K State, and Mrs Reed will spend the day with her daughter Hallie Reed Jones of Pittsburg.
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Kansas State College
Flora Donaldson Reed
Mindenmines
Reed
Kstate
Hallie Reed Jones
Pittsburg
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