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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1957

Page

2

End of Jordan as a State Feared by Commentator

The author argues Jordan faces collapse as its government and parliament are in upheaval. External powers in the region and Western interests shape the crisis, with rivals to the north and south pressing for influence while Israel and internal factions threaten stability. The piece predicts possible division or dissolution, warning that war could erupt and global powers seek to control Middle East oil.

Jordan Middle East Lebanon Iraq Saudi Arabia Egypt Britain

After All by elm Probably a restaurant column on service prompts

The writer recalls a dining encounter where a waitress asks customers mid meal for feedback. They question whether a rude reply would change cooks’ actions, noting waitstaff politeness, limited influence, and the futility of such prompts. The piece ends with a suggestion that service should balance customer interest without forcing an awkward affirmative response.

UAW Creates Public Watchdog to Monitor Union Ethics

The United Auto Workers at its convention formed a public watchdog committee to root out racketeering within the Teamsters, naming three church leaders a judge and a university president. The move garners praise but critics note the panel is appointed by the union and serves its interests, not a true government check.

United Auto Workers Union Teamsters Union Walter ‘Reather UAW

Echoes of a Nation and Local Anecdotes Amid Patchy Memory

A collage of scattered notes from mid century life touching politics light banter and old local events. References include Eisenhower remarks on Britain economic resolve vague wishes for July congressional adjournment and drive in shops in Kansas City plus a long list of 25 and 60 year ago items from Ottawa including quarantine chickenpox honor rolls frost damage theft and a stray dollar bill from Hawaii.

Ottawa Herald details and subscription rates

The Ottawa Herald announces its daily publication schedule with Sundays and holidays excluded. It lists mail subscription options including one month two dollars, three months five dollars, six months six dollars, and one year seven dollars, along with outside rates.

Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kas Sione Robert B. Wallington Tovacess Guy

Prayer for Today Thou Will Be Done Prayer

A short devotional prayer asks for divine will to replace personal want. It reflects submission to God’s plan, citing Matthew 26 39 and invoking Jesus Christ as savior in a simple Amen finale.

Matthew Moffatt Jesus Christ

Television Programs Listing Friday Schedule

A dense, OCR filled TV schedule fragment for Friday Apr 18 listing NBC CBS ABC and local stations. It includes show titles such as Mickey Mouse Bar None Laurel and Hardy News Dinah Shore Lone Ranger Fleet of programs like Ozark Jubilee Climax The Ford Show Playhouse and The Tonight Show style listings with times and channel notes. Multiple stations WDAY and KTJO are referenced alongside various program names and host names including Mickey Mouse and Garry Moore. The fragment ends with a late night sports and news block.

NBC CBS ABC N. Vento Mickey Mouse Laureland Hardy Arly Snow Uncle Oakley Bob Cummings Annapolis Scotland Yard Jimmy Dean Garry Moore Gerry Moors Prins Gerry Moore Atrike Atovie Dr. Mr. Ventor Dr. N. Venter Barry Laurel and Herdy Barry Karler Coget Rin Tin Tin Blondies West Point Clooney ‘Theatre Crossroads ‘Theatre Eve Ray Anthony Nowe ‘Theatre

Radio Listings for April 19 on KTJO to KOMO

Radio schedule excerpt lists programs across stations KTJO WRAF WDAF KCMO WDAF and KOMO. Mentions Amos And Andy on KOMO at 9 30 PM alongside news shows Talk segments boxing and sports updates. Includes multiple anchors and show names with limited readable details.

Andy Wdar Kcmo—Sutherland Bhov RTIO KCMO WRAF ECMO Komo Amos 'N WDAF Kowoo—Sutherland Rowo

Edgerton Area Scout News and Local Events

Edgerton area residents attend Scout-o-Rama in Kansas City and a lodge auxiliary meeting installs officers at the Edward EB Middleton Post of the VFW. Officers receive pins, a community hall modernization fundraiser proceeds, and Easter sale plans are announced along with numerous visits, birthdays, and local gatherings through April.

Eugene Sharon Irene Mott Sylvia Hunter Johanna Eisenman Kansas City Michael Sharon Edward EB Middleton V.F.W Maurine Braun Frances Tracht Joan Shippee Fiona MecKaughan Enid Seymour Eleanor Peer Daisy Rousselo Grace Parker Garleeta Hunter Gairreeta Hunter Lottie Murphy Kathleen Braun Grace Peer Lillian Pearce Carrie Hastings Nellie Churchman Minnie Fesmire Bertha Davis Margaret Harbour Della Methodist Ladies T. A. Fleck Raymond Roups

Secretary Learns To Get Along With Bearcat Boss

A secretary recounts a tense office relationship with a domineering boss Dr Crane. She explains how a psychology course advised by Dr Crane’s class encouraged finding a genuine virtue to compliment him, then describes her attempt to ask whether to take a night course in Business English or Public Speaking to ease friction.

Bearcat Jed Z Dr. Crane Dr.Crane el Bennetts Howard Browns Clive Bastin Misa Imogene Bastin Harold Hawkins Kansas City Lawrence Chandlers Tyler Tex Dan Lickteigs Aberdeen Angus Bull Sanford Shaw Dudley Shaw Tommy Stuart New Mexico B. G. Byards Royal Oak Farms

Educational tour through Kansas City sights noted by Richmond pupils

Richmond area pupils and teachers toured Kansas City sites including Armour packing, Ford Assembly Plant at Claycomo, the airport and Union Station. They returned via Swope Park as part of a weekend where families and patrons shared gatherings and varied conversations amid community notes and local anecdotes.

Spring Branch Round Prairie Kansas City Armour Packing House Ford Assembly Claycomo Airport Union Station Swope Park

Man With Two Hats Proposes Military Reserve Cure

Alfred G. Tucker man known as Tubby argues a 75 percent drop in juvenile delinquency if every American youth undergoes military reserve training. He cites his dual roles in business and as a two star general commanding the 77th Infantry Division to advocate disciplined, career oriented training and quick mobilization readiness.

New York America Alfred G Tubby) Tuckerman Tuckerman William E. Hill & Co Manhattan 77Th Infantry United States Pacific

Pratt Objects to Docking Tax Plan in Kansas

James Pratt, state Republican chairman, criticizes Gov. George Docking for a proposed distribution plan he says would raise property taxes in every taxing district. He claims Republicans blocked a move to burden residents, citing potential costs of a special session and praising GOP legislators for 1957 achievements.

Topeka James Pratt GOP Pratt George Docking Docking Republican Party The Legislaure

Briles Birthday Club Meets at Verne Ritchal Home

The Briles Birthday Club gathered Tuesday at the Verne Ritchal home with a potluck noon meal and the usual business. Attending were Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Kirchhoff, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Ball, Mrs. Garrett, and Mrs. Harra. The club plans to meet next month at Mrs. Ball’s residence.

Briles Birthday Club Verne Ritchal G. ¥. Gould Emil Kirchhoff T.J. Shelton Paul Garrett John Ball Oreville Garrett Louis Harra Zora Baldorf Ottawa Hospital

Two finishes for automobiles lacquer and liquor sign

Fluid Drive advertising in New Castle Indiana promotes a drunken driving awareness message. The First Methodist Church has erected a sign reading Two kinds of finishes for automobiles lacquer and liquor emphasizing safe driving and sobriety.

New Castle Ind First Methodist Church

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