Editorial: Docking retreats from grain budget brinkmanship
Governor George Docking presided over the State Finance Council’s first meeting in nearly two years to avert a wheat harvest crisis. He blamed the attorney general for an emergency and used a council session to approve a higher grain department budget through July 1. After ending the emergency he hinted at another council meeting to tackle other urgent matters, leaving observers to wonder about future strategy and his stance on the council.
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George Docking
State Finance Council
Docking
Council
Finance Council
Berlin's postwar rebirth shown amid ruins and pride
In Berlin the 40 acre expanse near the Hansa district sits beside a rebuilt Tu Dresden park as architects from many nations design housing blocks. The greened Tiergarten, German Victory statue, and the pregnant oyster Congress Hall rise above a city stitched by new gleaming fronts. The Kurfürstendamm gleams with shops and nightlife, yet the real Berlin remains hidden behind the glitter.
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Hansa
Germany
Tiegarten
Congress Hall
Berlin Hilton
Diabetes questions and thyroid pill timing in reader letters
A medical column discusses diagnosing mild diabetes and sugar tolerance tests, stressing weight control and diet as first steps for early cases. It notes diabetes as an often gradual, sneaky disease and advises watchful weight management while awaiting precise test results. It also answers a reader about thyroid pill timing and offers a pamphlet on leg cramps.
Auld Lang Syne Recap and Local Notices
Twenty five years ago Mrs W F Kramer and infant John Robert returned home from Ransom Hospital. The William Cozine house at 111 N Elm failed to sell at auction due to low bids. Mrs Floyd Ogg entered a Kansas City hospital for treatment. Millie A Hughes was named Centropolis postmistress. A J Smith quit his job. C H Lundberg rented a cottage at 611 Maple from the car shops office. A Waverly man drew attention on the street for his automobile, the Great Smith, the first of its make seen locally.
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Chicago
William Cozine
N. Elm
Millie A. Hughes
Centropolis
A. J. Smith
C. H. Lundberg
Car Shops
Smith
Prayer for Today Aramaic King and Nehemiah Verse
A devotional prayer asks for divine guidance and courage to seek permission to rebuild, invoking faith to hear the Master’s voice. It seeks calm in troubled waters through God’s presence and power in Jesus name.
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Jesus
Television Listings Channel Guide Tuesday Schedule
A dense listing of prime time channels and programs across NBC CBS ABC and local stations. Includes times and show titles such as The Rifleman Red Skelton News Dragnet Wagon Train and The Tonight Show style segments with multiple channels and late night entries. Contains numerous program titles and time blocks for a full day schedule.
Children's Day at E A B Church Highlighted by School Program
Sunday was Children's Day at the E A B Church with Summer Bible School graduates presenting the program. Local moves affect several families as Barovicka and Sunderland depart Nisely property to new homes. Joyce Landwehr eyes discharge after Garnett Hospital surgery. Miller resigns as Greeley Co-Op Service Station manager to join a grain company in Wellsville, replaced by Charles R. Dykes. Gerhold family Vacationed in Montana visiting relatives en route.
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E.A.B
Charley Barovicka
Max Nisely
Phares
Jack Sunderland
Nisely
Joyce Landwehr
Garnett Hospital
Robert Miller
Greeley
Gifts From Pratt Estates Endow City Institutions
Bequests and gifts totaling nearly a million dollars have flowed to Pratt schools churches and other institutions. Major gifts include Walter Pedigo’s estate about 500000 and a 250000 bond for the Pedigo Useful Arts Building plus anonymous gifts. Mrs Billy Millar’s will provides over 200000 to the Pratt Public Library. Al Weeks’s estate over 55000 to Friends Academy and land to IOOF encampment Pratt Pansy Rebekah Lodge and others. First Methodist Church plans a 200000 sanctuary. Remaining funds support hospital expansion and future growth.
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Pratt
Walter Pedigo
Pratt Hardware
Useful Arts
Kansas
Pratt High School
Junior College
Mattie C. Hasskins
Board of Education
Billy Millar
Pratt Lodges
Friends Academy
Mainland
al Weeks
Grant
Haskell
IOOF
Jlodge
Hamilton County
Pratt Pansy Rebekah Lodge
Pratt County Hospital
Robert Bruce McAdie
Pratt County
First Methodist Church
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead details
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Wellington
Guy Snedaker
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