Kansas KCC spending under scrutiny underscores party politics
Marion Beatty, head of the State Corporation Commission, reports ten year outlays of over 331000 for special legal counsel, mainly Republican minds drawing pay without desk presence. Gov Docking ties Democratic chairman Theis to state service as special counsel while Ratner is dismissed, signaling ongoing partisan influence in state legal work and taxpayer costs.
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Marion Beatty
State Corporation Commission
Commission
Beatty
George Docking
Frank Theis
The
Corporation Commission
KCC
Payne Ratner
Fred Hall
Gas Service Co
Ratner
RCC
Docking
Kansas Centennial Aims For Celebration In 1961
Statewide centennial planned for January 29 1961 with a Centennial Commission. Four years to plan and a public fund of 2500 dollars. organizers face logistical hurdles across Kansas rather than a single event. The commission contemplates a unique touch while acknowledging the impracticalities of a single day or continuous year celebration.
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Kansas
Centennial Commission
Losing humor in America laughter breaks urged
Elm laments a fading national sense of humor as stories and jokes grow thinner and risk libel suits. Comic strips like Li Abner and Blondie provide only occasional chuckles while major magazines drift toward seriousness. A call for daily laughter breaks amid pressure to lighten mood.
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Jet
Li’ Abner
Fearless Fosdick
Blondie
Leavenworth notes and quips from across the nation
A collection of snappy remarks and observations from various figures. Charles Spotted Eagle will stay in Leavenworth for another year after a 4 jail break. Dulles is praised for many keys to the city, while the postmaster general halts mails for 48 hours. A doctor explains multiple fees for advising health trips south. A brewer claims women buy most beer, countered by a lampshade joke about cans. Congress trims the federal budget but lacks visible cuts on the floor. An anchovy is likened to a high society sardine. Dave Beck’s future seems dim due to a past revelation.
Yo-Yo Craze Returns To Ottawa In Spring Sequel
In a look back titled Auld Lang Syne, Ottawa residents recall a renewed Yo-Yo craze sparked by spring, with kids cracking knuckles again after believing the craze had ended. The column also notes injuries and local incidents from 25 and 50 years ago, including hospital visits and new businesses.
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Ottawa
Prayer for Today in Faithful Thanksgiving
Prayer expresses gratitude for eternal life through Jesus Christ. Believers are urged to love God and labor with Him to lay hold of eternal life, ending with Amen.
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Heavenly Father
Jesus Christ
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and publication note
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rules for trade area by mail monthly rates 85 cents three months two dollars six months three seventy five and yearly seven dollars. Outside trade area rates are one month one dollar three months three dollars six months five fifty and yearly ten dollars.
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Ottawa Herald
S. Main
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wallington
Television schedule listing for April 22 23 and programs
A clipped TV guide page shows programs and times for Monday April 22 and Tuesday April 23. Entries include news, game shows, a cartoon, Truth or Consequences and a variety of local programming with station notes for KOMO WDAF KCMO, KRCMO and ETJO FM.
Radio schedule excerpt with scattered program names
A fragmented radio guide lists stations KTJO FM KCMO WPAR and WDAF with programs including News Sports Entertainment and Music. It shows times like 6:00 and 9:00 and mentions shows such as Gildersleeve Amos and Andy and World Tonight in a miscellaneous line up.
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Ktjo-Fm
Mualo
KCMO
Mr. D. A
WDAF
WPAR
Kowo—world Tonight
Wdaf—Newa
Ktio-Fm
Robolt
Lewis Ktee Ibaan
Newa Kcomo
Newa
Amos
Andy
XCMO
Ecmo—World Tonight
VA guarantees hospital care for World War I veterans
The VA runs 173 hospitals and offers emergency and routine care to veterans, especially those aged 65 or older. It uses a preference list prioritizing wartime disabilities and emergency cases, with waiting periods for nonservice connected needs if beds are unavailable. World War I veterans may apply at a VA office or have an application sent to their doctor, and depend on financial information to determine eligibility.
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Veterans Administration
Papal warning on nuclear age and Easter message
Pope Pius III warned the world has entered a nuclear age that could be engulfed in storm yet offered hope for a peaceful nuclear era. More than 300000 pilgrims heard the Easter message as the Pope spoke from St. Peter's Square with Vatican radio and TV networks broadcasting in 28 languages.
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Vatican City
Pius III
St. Peter's Square
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican Radio
Removals list shows residents moved to new addresses
The record lists multiple removals including Mra Carr ie Anderson from 724 10th to Glenn Bayer at 125 8, Inex L Bentz from 724 E 10th to W D Bergerhouse 841 Aah to Newton Kas, Carl O Bobbiah to 1941 Poplar, W Fuller from 1404 8 Sycamore to 610 Bim, Arthur Farre to R46 B, Laila from Nast, Leonard Morgan from 1017 W 8th, and James Mebry from 10a Cottonwood.
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Mra
Carrie Anderson
Glenn Bayer
Inex L. Bentz
W. D. Bergerhouse
Newton
Kas
Carl
Bobbiah
Poplar
Wester Davia
Cottonwood
W. Fuller
Sycamore
Bim
Arthur Farre
Laila
Nast Jth
Leonard Morgan
James & Mebry
Jealous Mother and the Womb Myth in Marriage Tensions
Dr. George W. Crane discusses menopause and the womb as false sexual organs, warning jealous mothers drive teens to distress. He argues hormonal treatment lacks value without mental outlook and cites cases of wives blaming husbands for imagined infidelity, urging calmer perspectives.
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Mother
Daddy
DR. Crane
Regina
Gronough
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