Government stores stir debate on base liquor sales and press control
A Kansas senator objects to base liquor stores buying to cut state tax revenue and questions government roles in private enterprise. The piece criticizes the Farm News Wire Service from the Agriculture Department as a potential step toward a government news agency that could censor coverage, arguing for a free press and warning against federal competition.
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Kansas
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
Air Force
Service PX
Justice Department
Sam
Department of Agriculture
Garden City Growth and Pride in Finney County
Newcomers note Garden City Kansas has transformed from drought-bleached to vibrant. Finnup Park and zoo expansion fuel civic pride with new banks, shops, a large pool, library, postoffice reform, and modern residences. The town’s economy rises with rainfall and keeps improving civic assets.
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Garden
Finney County
Garden City
Postoffice
Finnup Park
Gardéf
Kansas City
Denver
Ringling Brothers
Chicago
Hair Patchiness and Aging Woes in Reader Letters
A health column discusses alopecia areata linked to skin conditions or nerves with treatment focused on reducing tension. A case shows hair regrowth after reassurance and mild tranquilizers. Gray spots may regain color naturally or be dyed. Blepharitis and granulated eyelids are explained as infections or allergies, not necessarily hereditary. Sleep timing matters less than consistent hours. 25 and 50 years ago local social notes recap weddings and charity events.
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United States
Moiner
Prayer Guide With Daytime TV Listing
Prayer text precedes a dense daily schedule of television programs with many show titles and times. The list mixes religious content with a long stream of names and programs such as The Wings of Eagles, To Tell The Truth, News, Weather, The Dark Command, Peter Gunn, Captain Kangaroo, and I Love Lucy. The entry reads like a local newspaper TV guide with prayer interjection.
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Columbia
Casey Jones
Cousin Ken
Torey
Daddy
General Hospital
Television Log For Channel 4 And Network Lineup
NBC CBS ABC and multiple channels list a dense daily schedule from morning to late night. Programs include Get The Message Jeopardy Say When Father Knows Best News Search For Tomorrow Truth or Consequences Guiding Light Edge of Night Password Movie Spoilers of the Forest and more with classic shows like The Lone Ranger Perry Mason and The Fugitive along with news weather and sports updates.
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Pete and
Gladys
Ernie Ford
Guiding Light
Whizzo
Farm Report
Accent
Loretta Young
Password
Doctors
Ottawa Kans Daily Ad Rates and AP Claim
Daily newspaper notice lists publication schedule and editor Robert B Wellington. Subscription prices shown for trade area and outside trade area by mail. Also notes Associated Press rights and exclusive use of AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
Allette Fdhat
Today In History highlights from 1931 to 1964
On Sept 21 events include Frank Duryea driving the first gasoline automobile in the United States in 1931 at Springfield Massachusetts. Other notes cover 1814 Baltimore publications, 1927 George Washington Bridge start, 1939 Poland demarcation accord, 1954 UN session, 1943 Baghdad Radio executions, and 1963 JFK assigning defense leaders to Vietnam for review.
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Associated Press
Frank Duryea
United States
Springfield
Mass
Charles Duryea
Banner’s
Baltimore American Daily Advertiser
George Washington Bridge
Tonight's TV Highlights on Channels Four and Five
Channel 4 at 6:30 p.m. The Wings of Eagles stars John Wayne Maureen O'Hara and Dan Dailey. At 8:30 p.m. How to Succeed as a Gangster explores prohibition era crime. Channel 5 presents Slattery's People at 9 p.m. Dick Crenna stars as Slattery. 10:15 p.m. The Strip features Mickey Rooney. At 12:10 a.m. The Dark Command stars John Wayne and Claire Trevor.
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The
Wings of Eagles
John Wayne
Maureen O’hara
Dan Dailey
Hollywood and the Stars
Slattery
People
Channel 5
Dick Crenna
McCoy
Hay Fever Drug Found
Salt Lake City AP Dr. Thomas F Dough erty says heparin, a drug used to prevent blood clotting, has been found effective against hay fever, asthma and eczema. He believes it works by disabling a substance called histamine, a root cause of inflammation in allergic diseases.
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Salt Lake City, Utah
Thomas F. Dougherty
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