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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1956

Page

2

Ottawa Chamber backs highway plan to improve route east

Proposal asks state and Missouri officials to cooperate on widening and straightening a route from Ottawa through Louisburg to Harrisonville and beyond. If approved, the improved highway would ease city traffic, boost regional travel to Lake of the Ozarks and St. Louis, and connect central Kansas to eastern Missouri.

Ottawa Missouri Highway ‘Department Kansas Kansas City Missouri Louisburg Harrisonville Lake of the Ozarks Sedalia Jefferson City Columbia St. Louis State Inc State Highway Commission

State investigates overloads in Lyon county truck traffic

A state weighing crew fined more than 40 sand and gravel truck operators in Lyon county for hauling loads above legal weight limits. The penalties, from 33 to 73 dollars, raise questions about the broader damage to highways and the enforceability of weight limits given trucks’ profit incentives and the sheer number of vehicles on the roads.

Lyon County Kansas Turnpike

THIS AND THAT Promotion Idea By Iph

A fragmented editorial fragment discusses promotion ideas for Bibles and deluxe editions with Delilah on the cover. It references Lady Godiva as an uncover girl, Shaw’s My Fair Lady, box office issues, and potential taxes. The piece cites the Daily Worker and McCarthy era concerns about subscriptions and propaganda in newspapers.

Shaw

Farm politics and blame in the 1958 farm vote

A columnist argues neither Truman Brannan nor Ike Benson blame solves farming woes. He notes the root causes span decades and include mechanization and policy cycles. The piece predicts farmers will back whichever side offers concrete, near term solutions.

Andrew Schoeppel GOP Ike Benson America Brannan Wallace Hoover

End of German displaced person camps closes

The last of the Displaced Persons camps in Germany is closed with 700 aged Jews placed in new homes. The piece notes the ongoing tragedy of displacement, comparing DP shelters to past Nazi and Communist camps and highlighting the broader uprooting caused by relocations, including in Israel and Arab states.

Germany Israel

After All 4-H Festivals By Elm

Four-H festivals bring community fun as contestants perform on saxophone clarinet or cornet amid hot weather. Youths dressed in Sunday best and jeans share stage nerves and smiles while families, including tired mothers, prepare supper and head home after a lively day of music dancing and awards.

Mayor Geiger Names Bullock Police Chief Retained

Auld Lang Syne notes mark past events. Newly elected mayor L C Geiger announced F H Bullock would remain chief of police. Earlier, two years ago, children rolled eggs on the White House lawn in Washington. Fifty years ago the city rejected a proposal to keep carbonic gas tanks off Main street.

L. C. Geiger F. H. Bullock White House Washington Main Street

Prayer As Dialogue With God By Dr Crane Case R-324

Link J aged 20 in the military seeks guidance on praying and living righteously. Dr Crane explains prayer as conversation with God, urges mature, thoughtful prayers, notes God answers with logic, cites Moses, and warns against "gimme" requests. He advises writing for phonological charts and addresses practical steps toward faith.

Link J Link Rosale American Medical Association God Santa Claus Moses Aaron Crane Hopkins Syndicate Melott Ind Nils Hopkins Syndicate, Inc

Williamsburg Family Gatherings and Scout News Recap

Easter weekend in Williamsburg featured multiple family gatherings with the Heilman and Ferguson families visiting in Pomona Osage City and Ottawa. Scout news covers Den 3 activities led by Joe Binns, and the Senior Girl Scouts meeting in the city hall. Bob Pettit leads NBA scoring and rebounding in 1955 56 season with 1164 boards.

Clara Barnes Fanny Mallory Pomona Janetta Minsch Karen Den Hendrix Peggy Martin Jeanne Frank Wis Feilman Judy Heckman Combe Joe Binns Frances Miller Belia Good Deeds Miller Larry Milliken Miller Joe Binns van Valkenburg Wiscombe W. W. Gibson Independence, Mo Jesse Edgecombe Peter Greeves Mon Echool Bob Pettit National Basketball Assn Harry Gallatin New York Knickerbockers

TV Schedule for Saturday and Sunday Readout

Program grid lists several shows for Saturday April 7 from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM including On The Trail, Roy Rogers, Perry Como, George Gobel and Your Hit Parade with various time slots and a late night Secret Journal Turning Point segment. Sunday April 8 appears with miscellaneous entries.

George Gobel Secret Journal

Unclear Broadcast Schedule Notes With Overnight Errors

A fragmented listing shows radio and TV programs across KMBC WDAF WJX stations for April dates with times and program names. many items appear garbled or misordered, including sports and news blocks, town meetings, and hourly segments. The readable items reference dinners, news, music, sportball, and a churches services sequence amid widespread OCR corruption.

Ottawa Herald catalog of masthead and rates

The Ottawa Herald masthead lists staff roles including Quy Snedaker as pastor publisher and Don Shipman as managing editor with Howard Hoadley as advertising manager. It shows subscription rates for daily mail and weekend or holiday editions and notes mailing details for Ottawa Kansas.

Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kus Quy Snedaker Astor Dos Hula Don Shipman Howard Hoadley Mall Asx Meli

News From Princeton Social round of visits and family events

Princeton notes recount visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. John Lester of Sheridan Mo at the Glen Stottlemire home and gatherings with the Reekies, Lesters, Kittermans, and other families. Attendees attend funerals, Easter gatherings, and concerts, with multiple trips to Ottawa Topeka Richmond and Garnett as part of weekend and weekday social life.

Donald Heilman DeSoto Leo Heilman Lawrence Hugh Heilmans Wesley Piersol Beryl Piersol Evan Piersol Phil George Ferguson Don Neiswender Suzanne Topeka James Ferguson James Lee Eudora Robert Ferguson David Ralph Mary Alice Ferguson Bernie Ottawa Reid Goff Richmond Morton Stringham Gerald Todds Leslie Mallory Carol John Mallory R. E. Thornbrugh Frank Wiscombe Arthur Williamson Burlingame Paul Paxton Debbie Dennie Osage City Cheryl Thornbrugh Lawrence Hetrick Williamson H. C. Kreuger Wichita May H. Dobbs Kansas City Frank Bitts W. W. Bitts Great Bend Nelson Bagsby Fr. Bitts Mr. Bagsby John Lester iSheridan Glen Stottlemire W. J. Reekie Larry Bob Knight Arlene Shaw Arlene Crammer Osawatomie Lew Egeleston Maude Billett Gerald Barker Dwight Keas R. G. Harms Claude Spencer Ross Spencer Eugene Lyons Pattie Joe Mike Kitterman Pete Kitterman Josie Atchison Eldon Sechrests Simon Nitcher Ralph Nichols Concordia Inez Pennell Jo McAuliffe Marjorie Lewis Stewart Richard Northcutt Christian Church Northcutt MeAuliffe Alice Nortcutt Bennie Stinson Greeley Glenn Stinson Reed Richardson Carl Jim Reekie, Jr Robin Ralph Bonewitz Manhattan Harold Eversmeyer Waynesville Elmer Young Floyd Hanson James Hull Earl Moore John Lloyd R.W. Tulless Tulless Rita Lucy McGinnis Lucille Edna Smith Bessie Bare Sterling College McGinnis Viola Rhoades Wakeeney, Kas R. C. Donarts Arthur Holdeman Margaret Anne Cottonwood Falls C. R. Donart John Weidmen Salina Glen Sweet Home Bert Binkley Bert Binkley, Jr Bill Bronson Allen Bronson Lyndon Frank Settles Welda Homer Heckman Cora Talley Harlin Cannady Frank Cannady Frankie Cannady Cannady Jim Reekie Wanda Morris Ronnie Bob Garnett Art Morris

Prayer Text From Luke Reflection Today

A brief devotional fragment echoes Luke 24 36 with Jesus offering peace. A prayer seeks divine presence and urges dying to self to live for God and act through love as laborers in the vineyard. Amen.

Jesus Jesus Christ

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