Federal aid to education and shared responsibility
The piece uses figures from the Congressional Record to defend federal aid to education, noting $400 million yearly and a distribution that benefits poorer states. It contrasts tax contributions with aid received, cites New York and Kansas as examples, and highlights Mississippi’s large net gain while flagging overhead concerns. It then shifts to a personal reflection on shared journeys in marriage and summer trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kansas
Mississippi
Admiral King and WWII's Sailors Lost Leader Emerges
The death of Admiral Ernest King marks the passing of a top naval commander from World War II. He steered the U S Navy from Pearl Harbor’s brink to a vast fleet of carriers, battleships, and destroyers, then watched his force age into obsolescence as nuclear weapons and jets advanced warfare. The piece reflects on King alongside other wartime leaders who retired or died, noting future generals will rise in new forms of warfare.
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Ernest Kit
King
U. S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
Admiral King
Dwight Eisenhower
George Marshall
Douglas MacArthur
George Patton
Mark Clark
Marc Mitscher
W. H. “Bull” Halsey
After All Summer Bachelors By Elm
Two summer bachelors visit a house in Colorado with their wives away. They drink, talk, and leave around 10 pm. The writer notes husbands seek excitement away from home, while colluding with wives to take short vacations from marriage.
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Colorado
Improbable Liechtenstein A Quiet Alpine World
Vaduz in Liechtenstein is a tiny principality with a medieval castle, a single street town center, and a peaceful life built on cattle tourism and stamps. It has no crime or income tax, but a steep naturalization fee of 23000 dollars stands as the entry barrier for outsiders seeking residency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaduz
Liechtenstein
Principality of
Alps
Upper Rhine
Switzerland
Austria
Prince of
Vanduz
Liechtenstein National Band
Vaduzerhof
Fourth of July General Orders for Ottawa Parade
The June 26 1873 issue urges orderly gathering for Ottawa's Fourth of July event. Sunday Schools must meet at 9:30 with Central School House open to out of town schools. Schools should march in compact lines, bring wagons for smaller scholars, and avoid delays. Ottawa also hosted a Kansas City colored excursion to aid the local colored Baptist church, with funds directed to canceling its liabilities. It warns river bathers may be cholera risks.
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Ottawa
R. W. Thacher
Marshall
Kansas City
Lawrence
Our City
Colored Baptist Church of
Adapts Airs To Cover Up Insecurity
Dr. Mary Karp, head of anesthesia at Wesley Memorial Hospital in Chicago, is praised for her brilliance and sociability while Dr. Eloise, also a physician, uses medical jargon to impress. Crane argues inflated status and “fishing” for popularity reveal insecurity. true patricians avoid such airs.
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Mary Karp
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
University of Minnesota Medical School
Lahey Clinic
Boston
Jackson Clinic
Wisconsin
Chicago Society of Anesthetists
Eloise
Dr. Eloise
Dr. Mary
Late Night TV Listings Show Limited Completeness
A fragmentary TV schedule for Tuesday June 26 lists NBC ABC and local stations with scattered times and programs. Entries include On The Trail Dinah Shore News Caravan Mickey Mouse News and various local KMBC WDAF and KTJO listings with dinners sports and theatre segments.
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Channe
NBC
On the Trail
Dinah Shore News Caravan
Kangeroo
Kangaroo
Garry Moore
Godfrey
Ernie Mgrace
Bob Crosby
Happy Home
Jimmie
Rosemary Clooney
Eddie Arnold
TBA
Police
Mark Baber
Radio Listings June 27 28 KMBC WDAF Stations Schedule
Radio schedule fragment lists KMBC and WDAF programs for Wednesday June 27 and Thursday June 28 including news shows, religious and concert segments, campus corner, baseball, and variety programs with times and station call letters. The scan mentions KTJO KNBC KAIBC KBBC and other codes in a fragmented lineup.
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KMBC
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
KTJO
Wdaf—Dragzet
Roger Fredrikeor
Ktjo—Busic
Sound
Sun
Dilson
WDA
Showtime
KNBC
Nelson Eddy
KAIBC
KBBC
Psychological chart request via Hopking Syndicate notice
A fragment notes sending for a psychological chart from The Bookings Syndicate Inc. Readers are instructed to mail a stamped envelope and 20 cents to Dr. Crane in care of The Hopking Syndicate Melott Indiana to obtain a chart.
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Talwaya
Crane
Hopking Syndicate
Melott
Ind
The
Bookings Syndicate, Inc
Scouts Try For Antarctic Trip
Seven Boy Scout finalists, including three from Kansas and Missouri, interview for a U S Antarctic expedition with Adm Richard Byrd. The chosen scout will join the 1957 58 International Geophysical Year voyage scheduled for November. Finalists were selected from 250 applicants nationwide. Ontario has a quarter of Canada s railroad track mileage.
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New York
Kansas
Missouri
Antarctic
Adm
Richard Byrd
Ontario
Canada
May Stand Trial For A Slaying
Rodolfo Barron, 25, faces district court trial on a first degree murder charge in the death of waitress Fern Crossley, 27, whose body was found in Spearville after a June 8 shooting. Preliminary hearing testified Dr. George Mandeville said the heart wound was not self inflicted. Barron denies the shooting.
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Dodge City
Rodolfo Barron
Keith Wilcox
Barron
Fern Crossley
Spearville
Here
George Mandeville
Gas Firm To Expand Its Pipeline Network
The Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co of Phillipsburg Kansas won Federal Power Commission approval to enlarge its system. The project costs 4 199 715 and covers facilities to be built in Kansas Nebraska and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Phillipsburg
Kas
Federal Power Comission
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Millionaire Cornelius Whitney A Top Movie Fan Producer
New York multimillionaire Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney ranks high among top movie fans. He plans an ambitious independent production program focused on high quality, American life and history themed films. Whitney notes box office declines are temporary and stresses authentic storytelling with John Wayne starring in The Searchers.
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New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
America
Whitney
New Books At City Library
Car negie free library lists new titles by Susan Ertz Patricia Went worth Henry Gibbs and Richard Schoenwald The Charmed Circle is a tale of a captivating American family The Gazebo features a baffling murder Background to Bitterness surveys South Africa from 1652 to 1954 Freud the Man and His Mind introduces Freud and his ideas as a landmark in history
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Carnegie Free Library
Susan Ertz
Patricia Wentworth
Miss Silver
Henry Gibbs
South Africa
Freud
Richard Schoenwald
Seven Kans. State students win $100 C P T scholarships
Manhattan Kansas Seven Kansas State College students set to enter teaching receive $100 scholarships for the 1956 57 academic year from the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers All are to be juniors or seniors next year Names listed include Betty Lou Childs Belleville Lois Cowan Newton Corrine Crumbaker Manhattan Richard Frohberg Waterville Arline Gray Kansas City Donna Knoche Stafford and Barbara Root Carthage Missouri
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Betty Lou Childs
Belleville
Lois Cowan
Newton
Corrine Crumbaker
Richard Frohberg
Waterville
Arline Gray
Kansas City
Donna Knoche
Stafford
Barbara Root
Carthage
Wounded Judge Slightly Better in Cyprus Attack
In Nicosia British judge Justice Bernard V Shaw who sentenced six Cypriot rebels to death was wounded in a ricocheting attack. Shot twice through the neck as his car halted at a signal, his Turkish Cypriot bodyguards chased two gunmen who fled in a small car. British troops scoured the city for EOKA suspects seeking union with Greece.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Bernard V. Shaw
Victoria Street
EOKA
Greece
Geological maps cover only forty percent of the United States
The National Geographic Society says the U S Geological Survey has adequate maps of just 40 percent of the United States. This assessment highlights gaps in national topographic coverage and calls for expanded mapping efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Geological Survey
United States
National Geographic Society
Prayer and teachings from Romans cited in faith note
The fragment presents Bible verses from Romans about judging others and loving one another, followed by a prayer asking for spiritual cleansing and universal love. It reflects a religious exhortation to live by the law through love and to emulate Jesus in prayer.
Lear makes first West to Moscow private-plane flight
Berlin report says William P. Lear, U.S. aviation equipment maker, flew a private twin-engine Cessna 310 to Moscow with his wife, marking the first West to Moscow private flight allowed behind the Iron Curtain. They will stay until Friday and return to Berlin after a refueling stop in Vilna, the voyage seen as a sign of future loosened travel restrictions.
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Berlin
William P. Lear
U.S
Moscow
Westler
Lear
Geneva
Switzerland
Vilna
Subscription Rates in Trade Mall Areas
The notice lists mall based subscription prices for one month three months six months and one year. It repeats the rate table layout and clarifies subscription terms within the trade area.
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Mall
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