Garden City Board Approves Senior High Dress Code
The Garden City Board of Education enacted a dress code for senior high students mandating girls wear dresses or skirts with blouses and boys wear slacks with belt and collared shirts. Jeans shorts T shirts and sweatshirts are banned. The policy aims to improve learning atmosphere and school pride, modeled after Ottawa high, and was approved after polling parents with 243 supporting the code.
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Board of Education
Garden City
A Touch Of Beauty In Urban Tree Loss Debate
The McPherson Republican laments trees felled for highways while the Parsons Sun notes new streets cut trees in their path. Editors argue trees are valuable assets with mourners, as cities push beautification downtown. The Sun says downtown trees and flowers can please the eye and boost business.
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McPherson Republican
Parsons Sun
Barbara Hutton buys 200000 in Paris clothes
Notable social figure Barbara Hutton sparks attention by purchasing clothing worth 200000 in a single Paris shop. Includes mentions of inheritance taxes and other public trivia from the era, with brief notes on local events and individuals such as a bicycle race winner Nathaniel Willingham and various family notices.
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Barbara Hutton
Paris
Dear Dr Mother Health Advice on Caffeine Nicotine and Habits
A reader letter describes heavy caffeine and nicotine use, no fruit or vegetables, and a chronic cough with sinus trouble. Dr Molier emphasizes poor soil for health, urges moderate lifestyle changes, and warns luck may run out without reform. Additional Q&As cover cocktails, syphilis tests, iron bowel irritation, and pinworm notes.
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Dr. Mother
N.W
Dr. Moelner
Prayer for Today Blessings for the meek inherit the earth
A devotional prayer reflects on Matthew 5 5 blessed are the meek and asks for divine forgiveness humility redemption through Christ and dedication to His service Amen
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Christ
Television Programs on Multiple Channels Tuesday
A dense schedule lists Channel 4 NBC Channel 5-13 CBS Channel 3 ABC with programs across dayparts. It includes news weather sports and entertainment lineups featuring The Riflemen Wagon Train The Cisco Kid Jeopardy style game shows and late-night movies and Sign Off times across stations.
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Cisco Kid
Stooges
Cheyenne
Roy Rog
Richmond Area News Briefs Include Local Visits and Birth
Miss Mabel Chandler visits with relatives from Wy oming and a number of local families host gatherings. Linda Kay Morford, born Aug 8 to Paul and Mrs. Whitmer, is announced. Louis Lopez at Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City reports satisfactory recovery. Various local families, including Piene of Dixon and Rockers of Kingman, travel and reunite with friends across Kansas and Iowa.
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Louis Lopez
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Joe Piene
Dixon
Calif
Aaron Peine
Joe
Irvin Rockers
Jack Livingstons
Winfield
James Rockers
Kingman Cabin
Tony Rockers
Chris Sobbas
Delmar
Wichita
Joe Hermreck
Earling
Iowa
G. G. Carinder
Effie ‘Winkler
Caney
Virgil. Smith
Mmes
Ivan McLees
Emma Mar
Bill Puliam
Lawrence
Nancy Elaine
Puliam
Florence Waldo Walter
Richmond
Joan Willeman
Wathena
Noah Hutchison
Pensacola
Fla
There’s More To The Brassier Business Than Meets The Eye
New York feature quotes Henry Plehn a Pharr Texas fashion kingpin on the growing brassiere industry. He notes rising foam rubber use and a 65 percent wearing rate for falsies. Plehn surveys global trends from Finland to South Africa, linking bust size to security in a turbulent world.
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Venus de Milo
Henry Plehn
Louvre
Tion
Foundation
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff notice
The Ottawa Herald lists staff editor Guy Snedaker and publisher Robert B. Wellington. Subscription rates by mail in the trade area are one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75 dollars, and one year 7 dollars. Outside trade area rates are one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8 dollars, and one year 15 dollars. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Ssssseeee
Guy Snedaker
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