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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1958
Page
2
An FBI survey shows juvenile crime rising 9.8 percent in the past year and a 65 percent increase since 1952, with youths responsible for 47 percent of major crimes. The piece urges tougher policies, press access debates, and public stance to curb youth delinquency.
Wellsville in northeast Franklin County surpasses 1,000 residents per assessor counts. Growth stems from an influx of workers on a new interstate loop around its eastern edge, with the same road promising permanent gains by enabling rapid connections to Ottawa Olathe and Kansas City. The town prepares for expansion of its grade and high schools municipal water and civic clubs work to make it a pleasant place to live. Headlines touch on a Kansas spelling champion Juanita Bird and other brief notes. A Topeka attorney reports $600 missing currency from a coat in a cinema. Estates taxes loom over a large inheritance. Discontinuing railroad runs further frustrates motorists seeking to cross rails.
Dear Dr Mother argues that Meniere's symptoms may arise from faulty bite and malocclusion, urging readers to consult orthodontists. The column clarifies that true Meniere's disease is inner ear in origin, while jaw alignment can mimic symptoms. emphasizes careful diagnosis and elimination of causes. It also notes kidney stones from excess calcium and offers a pamphlet on tonsils.
A devotional prayer cites Matthew 25 35 urging aid to the hungry sick and needy. The prayer asks God to grant vigilance to seize opportunities to help others across lands and to feed clothe teach in His name.
Emporia Gazette notes brake repairs can cost about 100 dollars to fix a tear end while serious quotes warn that driving incentives fade as a trip to the moon is priced around two billion dollars. Chanute Tribune reflects on fence hopping habits, and Rooks County Record mentions lunar mission costs.
Measles left Mrs. Sadie Bruce ill at 316 North Walnut while A J Pritchard of 816 North Locust showed improvement after a severe illness. Jackie Burdick at Eugene Field School bruised from a swing fall. A wagon of chairs moved from Forest Park to the Stucker Building for a Salvation Army meeting. An army of strange bugs invaded a pine tree in S L Filson’s yard but left shortly after. City Engineer Walter Myers works on a new drainage plan at Oak and Powhattan.
A dense listing of TV programs by time and channel from NBC CBS ABC and others includes shows like Hall of Fame stars, dramas, news, weather, and variety acts. It catalogs host names, program titles, and time slots across a wide broadcast day, reflecting a busy midweek schedule.
TOPEKA Fred Hall, candidate for governor, says Democratic Gov. George Docking's revenue program is inadequate and will raise taxes. Hall renews his stand for a higher sales tax as the only way to meet revenue needs.
Radio and church schedule listing services from First Baptist and Federated Church, morning worship, melodica and music segments, news summaries at 12 30 and 2 10, concert hall programs, and afternoon features including Today’s Top Pops and outdoor sports notes.
A rambunctious column mocks office spring cleanups as a battle between order and chaos. The narrator reflects on messy desks hosting memories and odd artifacts, arguing against uniform bare desks while confessing the urge to pile more relics for history. The piece ends with a call to tidy by nightfall.
The Ottawa Herald publishes subscription rates in and outside the trade area. Rates include by mail one month 85, three months 2, six months 3.75, one year 7 within the trade area and higher outside.
In Los Angeles a six year old girl with 78 bone fractures is back in the hospital. Charlote Valent is undergoing a treatment to protect her brittle bones from osteogenesis imperfecta. Doctors place rods in her leg bones to reduce future breaks as she may gain bone strength in her teens.
Pfc Harold L. Cain of the 16th Infantry, a Coffeyville native, received the Soldier's Medal for heroism in rescuing passengers from a burning C124 Globemaster that crashed in Korea last year. He helped evacuate the injured and guided others to rescue helicopters after engine trouble led to a crash near Seoul.
WASHINGTON The Communications Commission authorized Central Kansas Television Co to build and operate a new channel 8 TV station at Mc Cook Nebraska. The station will rebroadcast programs of Central's channel 2 station KCKT Great Bend Kansas. The company also owns channel 11 station KGLD at Garden City Kansas.
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