Kansas water power in need of public control
Change Needed an Ranses government sentence the idea that water resources should serve the people, not farmers. Ottawa's flood control case highlighted that the water resources engineer answers to the Board of Agriculture, a farmers' group, risking urban plans to curb floods. A separate agency, run by a governor’s appointee, is urged to govern this precious asset.
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Ottawa
Water Resources Division
State Board of Agriculture
Board of Agriculture
Kansas
From Our Readers Wondering About Ottawa Traffic Hazards
A reader questions traffic hazards at Franklin County Sales Barn and Main Street with cars parked on sidewalks and near US 50 US 59 and K6e. They ask why off street parking isn’t required and why permits are needed for temporary material storage. They question dog control and local justice, citing E A Mitchell.
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Franklin County
E. A. Mitchell
N. Cherry
This And That Administration Is on Top of Economic Situa
The column riffs on politics and daily life with satirical lines about government outlook, satellite news, and odd observations. It notes Long of Louisiana and local clergy recognizing familiar faces, then pivots to farm prospects and unemployment figures, reflecting era concerns and humor.
Prayer for Today and Joy in Sorrows
Prayer text urging sorrow to be turned into joy through faith in Christ. Calls for glad hearts and hope in the living Christ, with concluding blessing in His name.
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Christ
Could Weather, Citrus Trigger Skin Flareups for Daughter
Reader asks if Florida sun or citrus exposure caused her 17 year old daughter's complexion issues. Dr Molner suggests an allergy possibility but notes allergies can be location independent, cites citrus-related hives as an example, and proposes monitoring contact exposures.
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Florida
California
Ottawa Area News Briefs From North of Town
Auld Lang Syne Dorothy Bell near Ottawa suffered scarlet fever. Robert Jones southwest of Ottawa sustained severe lacerations on his right hand while cranking a car. Sallie Harris, daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Harris, underwent emergency appendectomy. Plans announced for dedication of Sacred Heart Catholic Church at 4th and Cedar. Richter ice house destroyed by fire sparked by a passing locomotive. Car Hinderliter south of Ottawa left for Thermopolis Wyoming to file on acreage of land.
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Robert Jones
Ottawa
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
4Th and Cedar
Car Hinderliter
Thermopolis
Wyo
Television Schedule montage for Channel Four to NBC
Readable TV listings show a dense block of program names and times across channels Channel 4 NBC CBS ABC MONDAY. Programs include Danny Thomas Mickey Mouse Welk Robin Hood Disneyland News Weather Theatre Garry Moore Truth or Consequences Zap. The fragment lists episodes, musicals, cartoons, news and game shows with numerous times and station identifiers.
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Danny Thomas
Pheasons
Bhanana
Quandary Theatre
Dea
Bride
Mickey Mouse
Welk
Gordon Eiliott
Fiporta
Situdio
Ailent Service
Newa
Disneyland
Koates
Gin
Jim Bowles
Daily Word
Trust Wire
Garry Moore
Godfray
Godfrey
Dotto
Dioner
Maaloine
Kitty Forta
Theatre
Payott
d—Flowers
Father
Queen
Industry
Williamsburg Area News roundup with local visits
Mrs L B Dobbs drove to Olathe to visit daughter Mrs Ralph Pitts and family. Mr and Mrs Ralph A Brown and son Alan Leslie of Mullinville were guests of grandparents C P Fritts. They attended funeral of Browns uncle Earl Bruner at Ottawa. Legion Auxiliary met at the hall with Ruth Davis presiding and Lena Bennett reporting on child welfare.
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L. B. Dobbs
Olathe
Ralph Pitts
Ralph A. Brown
Alan Leslie
Mullinville
C. P. Fritts
Brown
Earl Bruner
Ottawa
Alfred Doncaster
Elmer Perkins
Paola
Refrigerate Ham For Two Weeks After First Serving
Keep baked ham for about two weeks after its first appearance on the dinner table. Cover lightly with waxed paper and refrigerate to preserve freshness and flavor.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff details
The Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sundays and holidays with editor Guy Snedaker and publisher Robert B. Welling. Rates shown include trade area by mail: one month 86 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3 dollars, one year 7 dollars. Outside trade area by mail: one month 1 dollar, three months 3 dollars, six months 1.50, one year 10 dollars.
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Excape
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Welling
Guy Snedaker
Oddball Facts and Quips From Daily Mail
A column of curious facts and witticisms spans topics from household appliances life spans to trivia about President Truman, Delaware caves, and the Laugh Foundation. It notes reflections on body water content, ad agency hiring, and a subma rine travel fact about Truman, plus quips on the Great Salt Lake, tele view habits, and the origin of goodbye.
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New York
Harry S Truman
Night shift wives and a worried teen seek guidance
Dear Ann answers two readers on marriage and parenting. A night shift husband struggles with finances and isolation, urging wives to stay busy and not center life on their husbands. A 17 year old girl asks how to gain dating freedom, with Ann advising openness with her father and balanced pursuit of experience.
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Ann
Bertha
Donna
Nancy
Bethel Centennial Area News Highlights Local Visits
Bethel centennial notes several visits with residents and relatives. Rev Gordon Thompson of Baldwin called, Kansas City visitors Francis Rodgers and Willis stayed with A C Rodgers and G C Clark, Mrs Charles Jones, Mrs Katie Coursen visited Overbrook, Raymond Oehrle hosts in Lawrence for Sunday dinner, Bethel W S C S met at the church with Mrs Gordon Thompson leading lent devotionals, Aman Stahel and Ben Hoff man were hostesses.
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Gordon Thompson
Baldwin
Francis Rodgers
Willis
Kansas City
A. C. Rodgers
G. C. Clark
Charles Jones
Katie Coursen
Overbrook
Ben Baker
Arlyss
Andrew Pelkey
Beverly
Waneta Turner
Raymond Oehrle
Lawrence
Women Willing To Work For Less
Salt Lake City based notes quote Economics Professor Reed Richardson of the University of Utah saying women earn less because they are willing to accept less since earnings are only supplementary to family income. He cites the tradition that women are not permanent job holders as another factor.
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Salt Lake City
Economics
Reed Richardson
University of Utah
Richardson
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