Garnett lake a model for complete recreation center
Editorial praises Garnett lake area as a unified community recreation center with municipal stadiums, a water supply and reserve, boating, swimming pool, fairgrounds, golf course, riding club, baseball diamond, and a National Guard armory nearing completion. Notes Garnett’s size to host such facilities and suggests it as a template for city planning.
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Grannett Lake
Nenational Guard Armory
Garnett
The Solid Dutch People Describe Nation and Diet
The piece lauds Dutch sturdiness from childhood to old age, noting weight gain and solid builds. It describes daily eating patterns breakfast to dinner, cafe culture, and patriotic gin use, ending with a claim of stubborn resilience preserving a small, independent nation.
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Holland
Amsterdam
Dutch Resolve to Hold Ground Despite Pressure
The text portrays Dutch steadfastness as they resist ceding land to the North Sea or absorbing into a larger neighbor. It emphasizes national resolve, stubbornness, and the belief of enduring independence despite external pressure.
After All Both Are Terrible By ELV
The author laments summer insects chiggers and mosquitoes. He notes picnics invite bites and imagines drastic remedies yet concludes even hermits are not safe from nips. He uses humor to describe bites swelling and the irritation of buzzing before the sting.
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ELV
Mount Vesuvius
Chiggerland
Candidate for county commissioner from Rantoul
Clifford Caylor of Rantoul announced his candidacy for county commissioner. A barn and other buildings on Dr. W. H. Webster's farm southwest of Ottawa were destroyed by fire. F A Clark secured a permit to build a new garage at 825 North Mulberry. Special instruction in band and orchestra instruments led by Prof. C A Peacock proved popular locally. A jar of 15 gallons of beer was seized during a North Side raid on illegal beverages. The Stingley meat market building was being reshingled. J E Johnson of Ottawa announced a six round spar with George Monroe at Forest Park tonight. The university dome was painted with 05 by the seniors.
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Clifford Caylor
Rantoul
W. H. Webster
Ottawa
F. A. Clark
N. Mulberry
C. A. Peacock
Stingley
J. E. Johnson
George Monroe
Forest Park
University
Apache plan to run a dude ranch on Mescalero reservation
Mescalero Apache leaders including Wendell Chino say the tribe may open a high level dude ranch on their 719 square mile New Mexico reservation. They frame the plan as economic progress, aiming to lift families from poverty while preserving culture and education among about 7,800 tribal members across four reservations.
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Mescalero
N.M
Geronimo
United States
Far West
New Mexico
Wendell Chino
Tribe
China
Flushing
Thej
America
Calergs
Faragh
Chino
Yabliane
Maenalan Dethe
Sentenced For Fatal Beating At Veterans Center
Leavenworth Kansas reports Jack Stockton aged 69 from Little Rock Arkansas was sentenced to one to three years for the fatal beating of John Roach 58 a fellow resident at the Veterans Administration Center in Wadsworth.
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Leavenworth
Kas
Jack Stockton
Little Rock
Ark
John Roach
Veterans Administration Center
Wadsworth
High Moral Standards Not Outdated
Dr. George W. Crane advises Marilyn T a 17 year old in a precarious position about premarital relations. He argues morality serves long term goods for many, cites historical lessons from Russia, compares modern teen pressures to biblical stories, and urges writing for a psychological chart from The Hopkins Syndicate.
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America
Russia
Marilyn
Shechem
Dinah
Amnon
Tamar
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Malott
Ind
Bia
Hopking Syndicate Inc
Funeral services for Maxwell P. Gaddis held at Wesleyan Methodist
Maxwell P. Gaddis died May 31 and funeral services were held June 3 at 2 PM at the Wesleyan Methodist church. Rev. Harold Hotchkiss officiated. Pallbearers: William Adcock Buford James Orval Beeson Harry Riley and B W Campbell. A quartet from Tate sang hymns with Mrs Buford Beeson accompanying. Interment in Hope Cemetery.
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Maxwell P. Gaddis
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jms
Harold Hotchkiss
William Adcock
Buford
James
Orval Beeson
Harry Riley
B. W. Campbell
Tate
Orval
Ray Beeson
Buford Beeson
Hope Cemetery
Television listings for Kansas City and Topeka stations
A dense schedule of mid century programs lists Channel 2 KFEQ TV Channel 4 WDAF TV Channel 5 Komory and KMBO Channel 9 with a mix of sports comedy drama news weather and variety hours. The guide shows daily time blocks from 5:00 p.m. through late evening featuring Superman Captain Video Perry Como Show News Tonight and multiple soap and game shows with local and national broadcasts.
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Kfeq-Tv
St. Joseph
Wdaf-Tv
Komory
Kansas City
Uni
KMBO
Wibw-Tv
Topeka
Ganses
Tureday
Janet
Comiclub
Delig Edwarde
Dineh Shore
Father
Aniv
Studio 570
Alion 'N
Andy
Rose Lady
USA
Sandman Theatre
Amos and
Arthur Godfrey
Graham Bunny
Morning Mayle
Guiding Light
the Guiding Light
World Report
Welcome Travelers
Kathleen Carter
Robert Q. Lewis
Foy Willing
Newa
Ted Mack
Bob Crosby
Misa Marlowe
Mr. Sweeney
Herald
Captain Video
KMBC and WDAF Radio Schedule Highlights
Radio listings show KMBC and WDAF programs with a mix of news, music, comedy, and drama. Notable items include Beatty’s morning show at 7:00, Dinah Shore and Globe Sports segments, Groucho and Guest Star appearances, and boys baseball and classic hour blocks.
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Drapnet
KMBC
Wdaf—Radio Theater
McGas
Morgan Beatty
FBI
Dinah Shore
Etjo—Globe Sports
Sven
News Wire
Jama Hour
Groucho
KTVJO
Beazeball
Truth Or Conseq
Ktjo—Playhouse
McGee
Camoua Core
Beageball
Keya
Capitol
KTJO
Polio vaccine topic to be aired by Young Republicans
Secretary Leonard A. Scheele and Young Republican leaders will deliver a television radio report from Hutchinson on the polio vaccine situation. The broadcast aims to inform the public and explain the delayed inoculation program due to vaccine supply tests. Delegates and network plans include a 5:15 p.m. CST live discussion on CBS and Dumont networks with simultaneous radio coverage.
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Washington
Cogswell
Shawnee County
Bate
Young Vaccine Supplies
GOP
Detroit
Art Fletcher
Topeka
Johnston
Scott
Columbia Broadcast
Dumont
Mutual Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
Truman to Get Harvard Degree
Harvard will award an honorary degree to former President Harry S. Truman at the June 16 commencement. Harvard historically does not disclose its honorary list in advance and will not confer degrees in absentia.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Crimson
Harvard
Harry S. Truman
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