Wheat Storage Crisis in Kansas Elevators Overrun
Editorial notes Kansas has about 474 million bushels of elevator space with growth to 500 million by July, but harvests exceed capacity. Farmers must shift toward producing wheat for bread rather than storage for Uncle Sam. Much grain is bought in Nebraska, keeping mills from Kansas. The piece urges farmers to adjust production to demand. It also mentions a July 4 parade in Garden City, a missing home-made boat in Emporia, a pool hall ordinance debate in Iola, and a humorous note on a hot dog skinning machine.
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This And That by Joh The United States
A satirical musing on private railroad ownership the drilling of spelling contests the Colons in Algiers and a playful jab at education politics and public officials It notes the shift from shotgun to flashgun in weddings and comments on youth exercise and road map learning while lampooning Washington ethics and bribe laws.
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Washington
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Highlights Local News
Nadine Teeter, 7, underwent a tonsil operation at 503 Willow, while Edwin Philips, a southwest Ottawa resident, sprained an ankle playing baseball. Game wardens and volunteers released hundreds of fish into the pool above the dam to drain the lower pool for dam repairs. Bertha Clark was announced to read the Declaration of Independence at the Fourth of July celebration.
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D. F. Teeter
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Edwin Philips
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Bertha Clark
Hair removal and wart questions in Dr Molner column
A reader letters column discusses depilatories for facial hair and notes electrolytic methods can be permanent but slow. It covers patch testing, non permanent remedies, and debunks myths about hair darkening. It also addresses asking for wart treatments, advice to see a family doctor, and a note on measles and gathering pamphlets from Dundee Illinois.
Prayer for Today Victory through faith and submission to God
Prayer urging believers to hold fast to unfailing truths and submit mind will and life to God's control through Christ for victorious living Amen.
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Christ
Clips and Quips Car Sales Down in Wichita Sunday Drive
Car sales decline year over year, yet Sunday driving still feels steady. The Wichita Eagle carries a breezy note about rhythms of commerce and leisure, while a quote from Mor an Sentinel adds a wry, tongue in cheek line about eloquence and length of speech.
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Wichita Eagle
Television Programs Night schedule of channels and shows
A dense listing of TV slots across Channel 4 NBC Channel 5 13 CBS Channel 3 and ABC detailing programs from 6:00 PM to 11:36 PM including Hawkeye Perry Mason Gunsmoke The Ed Sullivan Show and numerous dramas comedies and news segments. The lineup features sport and variety programs with multiple repeats and cross-channel entries, reflecting a full day’s broadcast slate.
Dorothy Collins weighs return to Hit Parade as CBS shift looms
New York AP Dorothy Collins says she has fond memories of the Hit Parade yet doubts she can return after seven years away. Management dropped her and other regulars last year for newcomers as the show moves NBC to CBS this fall. Her manager Hillard Elkins notes she has blossomed as an actress and may be unavailable.
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Lutherans Go Modern On Raising Church Funds
The United Lutheran Church in America uses the Common Investing Fund to raise money for member churches. Since 1954 the fund has paid nearly 600000 in dividends to about 100 institutional shareholders and reinvests in private stocks and bonds. The CIF, led by Edmund F. Wagner, operates like a mutual fund with a board of top bankers, offering protection for investors while enjoying tax advantages. Last year the fund paid a 48.6 cent dividend per $10 share, aided by officers who serve without pay.
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United Lutheran Church In America
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Edmund F. Way
Wagner
Interchurch Center, Inc
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Dorothy to Return to Work After Maternity Leave
Canadian born Dorothy plans a busy return featuring a Steve Allen TV appearance this Sunday and a rehearsal in Pittsburgh for a July stage run as Laurey in Oklahoma. She will also perform a nightclub act in Atlantic City and repeat Oklahoma in St. Louis for two weeks in August.
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Quits Show Business in California Marriage Plan
Entertainer Joan Kayne, Miss New York of 1953, announces retirement from show business to marry Sidney Fields, 43, personal manager of night club owner Ben Blue, in Santa Monica California. The 29-year-old dancer actress stated the wedding will take place Sunday afternoon.
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New York
KOFO Radio Schedule Card Daily lineup list
A detailed on air timetable lists programs from 6:00 am to 6:25 pm including Top of the Morning News Weather Serenades News Summaries and various shows such as Ringo KOFO Karavan Varsity Drag and Sundown Serenade. It preserves station cadence and time blocks for audience planning.
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