Protection plan aims polio vaccine in Protec tion town
Editorial from the Pittsburg Headlight notes Protection Kansas launches vaccination for citizens over 40 with Salk vaccine amid a history of federal red tape delays. It praises the program’s progress and cites a standout polio record, as the polio season approaches. Governor Docking names Jack Goodrich to the state highway commission for the fourth district, praising his public service and suitability for the post.
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Kansas
Jonas Salk
Docking
Highway Commission
Jack Goodrich
Parsons
Goodrich
Pittsburg
This and That Crime Pays The annual take of organized crime is now estimated at $16 billion
A satirical column mocks crime, politics, and social habits with notes on a possible acting President, Air Force training, Dave Beck effigy, and Israeli leader Ben Gurion. It weaves pop culture, marriage banter, and personal anecdotes into a wide ranging, humorous critique of modern life.
Otto Milam Seeks Re election To County Board
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Otto Milam announced that he was a candidate for re election to the board of county commissioners. X ray examination revealed that Miss Marie Wasson of near Ottawa had fractured her arm. She suffered the injury while cranking a car. Ottawa University faced a tough tennis schedule in which the O U netmen were to meet William Jewell College of Emporia Kansas Aggies Wichita University and Baker University. Harold Barnes went to work in Piersols Shoe Store. George L Watts of the Leader Store was the busiest man in Ottawa supervising the construction of a large barn in the west part of town. New awnings were being installed at the Davenport store. A billiard parlor in Ottawa known as the Smoke House was closed by its owner J C Mott. He announced that he would move his tables to some other town.
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Otto Milam
Board of County Commissioners
Marie Wasson
Ottawa
Ottawa University
O. U
William Jewell
College of Emporia
Kansas Aggies
Wichita University
Baker University
Harold Barnes
Piersol
George L. Watts
Leader
Davenport
Smoke House
J. C. Mott
Television Listings Altered at Last Minute
Last minute changes render full accuracy impossible for the TV schedule. Mr Adams and Eve Whirlybirds and Western News are among listed programs with uncertain lineups.
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Mr. Adams & Eve
Social Security Questions Answered for NY Reader
A New York City reader asks about Social Security tax and coverage for a widowed employer. The column explains exemptions for family workers, retirement options for congressmen, early benefits for a spouse, and refund of overpaid taxes. It also covers VA disability review and survivor eligibility for minor children, inviting readers to write in with stamped, self-addressed envelopes and 25 cents.
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Ray Henry
Three unions face review for possible suspension
The AFL CIO Executive Council will decide next month whether three affili ated unions have taken required clean-up steps to avert suspension. The Allied Industrial Workers, Laundry Workers and Distillery Workers were disciplined on Feb. 5 for welfare fund disclosures. They had been under temporary suspension since March reports tied to Senate committee scrutiny and Teamsters President Dave Beck. By May, they must complete specified reforms to avoid final action.
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Washington
Aflcio Executive Council
The
Council
Allied Industrial Workers
Senate
Associated Press
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Central Princeton Area Social Roundup at Local Gatherings
Local residents gathered for visits and dinners across the area. Notable events include 4-H district Spring Festival in Baldwin, a stork shower for Mrs. Davis, and a birthday dinner for Frank Hahner. Attendees included many named families from Waverly, Ottawa, and surrounding towns.
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Claire Gillow
Waverly
Bill Suttons
Dale Reeders
Allen
Richmond
Emery Burgoon
Lee Martin
Pat
Peg
Baldwin
Busy Bee Club Meet At Mrs Hahner Home
Mrs Frank Hahner hosted the Busy Bee Club on Wednesday morning at her residence with guests and social chatter noted. The event occurred in early April indicating a spring gathering of local club women.
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Frank Hahner
Busy Bee Club
Radio Listings for April 1 Schedule Across Stations
A fragmented radio guide lists April 1 schedules for stations including KCMO WDAF KOMO and others. It shows programs such as Amos ’n’ Andy Jamboree Ole Opry Mitch Miller Philharmonia Catholic Hour and church services with varying times and hosts.
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WDAF
KCMO
Ole Opry
Pickworth
WDAT
Whdar
Jack Bensy
Mitch Miller
GRO
WDA
Philharmonia
Philharmonic
Monittor
RCMO
Sparta
KOMO
Church
Husband Tells Crane Of His Troubles At Home
A 25 year old husband admits marital strife and a divorce filing as his wife cares for their six month old son. He cites drunken incidents and a desire to reconcile, while the columnist urges rule-book style guidance for marriage and offers a 200 point rating scale for couples, funded by the paper.
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Husband
Crane
Herman D
Herman
Prayer and confession from a faith page in Upper Room
A devotional prayer meditation cites cleansing by Jesus Christ and asks for redemption and purity of thought words and deeds through faith in Christ. The text echoes scriptural refrain from 1 John 1:7 and closes with an Amen as a devotional invocation.
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Christ
Paola Approves Industrial Levy at City Election
Paola voters approved an industrial levy of one half mill for the eighth consecutive two year term making Paola the first Kansas city to adopt the levy. Max Layland was elected mayor Ches ter Attebury named police judge Carl F. Gump Dr. Floyd Grimes Merton Fort and Finis Ross elected councilmen Bruce Dickey won city treasurer defeating incumbent A T Johnson 480 to 477.
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Paola
Max Layland
Chester Attebury
Carl F. Gump
Floyd Grimes
Merton Fort
Finis Ross
Layland
Bruce Dickey
A. T. Johnson
Ottawa Herald subscription rates page notes
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include one month seventy five cents, three months two dollars, six months three dollars and seventy five cents, one year seven dollars in the trade area. Outside trade area prices are higher with monthly and longer plans billed by mail.
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Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Ceseees
Pymaj
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