Ottawa Drivers Need Caution On Busy Streets
A reader notes unsafe driving habits on Ottawa streets including backing from curbs on Main Street and rushing through yellow signals. Pedestrians also ignore walk signals, risking accidents. The piece urges individual drivers and pedestrians to be vigilant, courteous, and follow traffic rules to reduce danger.
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Ottawa
Bence
Highway funding politics shape Kansas road projects
Old talk frames Mie Kansas highway money as political, noting chronic underfunding and annual decisions by commissioners to favor their districts. Communities praise favored projects while those by-passed suffer, with partisanship hindering cross party agreement on which roads are built or ignored.
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Mie
Kansas
No Speaker Needed By Jp
A 1950s column notes Nebraska University student council’s vote against scheduling a commencement ad dresser yet says the senior prom remains essential for graduation. It surveys midcentury topics from Sunday dinners to Eisenhower travel, fashion editors, parking lines, and Hilton’s Grace Kelly wedding presence.
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Nebraska University
After All On Growing Old By Elm
A humorous digression on aging and the small ironies of getting old. A barber, dentist, and tailor weigh in with quips about thinning hair and bad teeth while a reader offers a brighter note: staying active, avoiding morbid thoughts, and skipping endless retirement. There is a playful finale about dental cleanings and daily hygiene.
Auld Lang Syne notes from 1873 Des Moines items
In April 1873 the College Park fence was finished and land prepared for crops. Wells were tapped by W B Crosset on Elm street, reaching solid rock at 60 feet. Des Moines ladies urged abandoned women to reform, facing a hostile retreat as skirts rose. New city council members were listed. The railroad reached the Indian country. A cow near Ottawa bore triplets. J R Daily moved to new rooms at 81 Main Street.
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Des Moines
C. R. Cook
R. C. Campbell
A. W. Adams
J. S. Cloud
A. J. Weightman
J. A. Davenport
J. W. Humphrey, and
A. M. Blair
John Eastern
Ottawa
J. R. Daily Company
Main Street
Rural Life Is Ideal For Retirement Case R-340
Tim J a Chicagoan plans to retire on Social Security by buying a 5 acre Indiana plot east of Gary. The piece outlines farm setup costs and outputs including a cow, sow, hens and garden yields to sustain a modest rural life. It advocates living cheaply with monthly expenses under $25 in fuel and taxes and staying connected via bus access and nearby city amenities.
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Tim J
Tim
Chicago
Charity Funds Embezzled From San Francisco Chest
SAN FRANCISCO. Charity funds totaling 75000 dollars have been embezzled from the Community Chest. Executive Director Harold E. Winey said a former bookkeeper has been questioned. No charges have been filed. Winey said the loss is covered by insurance.
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San Francisco
Community Chest of
Harold E. Winey
Winey
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Stations
Listings show KTJO KMBC WDAF and KNBC KAIBC schedules for Thursday April 7 and Friday April 27 featuringDinner Music News and various talk shows. Programs include News Hour Jazz Theater and Campus News with times ranging from 3:00 to 10:09 plus special sessions like Boxing and Fan Club events. Church of Your Choice is listed for next Sunday.
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News
Town Country News
Doug Edwards
Dinah Shore
Preston Lone
Boston
Tennessee Ernie Vallant
Bob Crosby
Pinky Lee
Jimmie Piersom
Howdy Doody
Mickey Mous
Mickey Mouse
Newa News
Eddie Fisher
Miss Brooks Crossroads Playhouse
Suzie
Navws
Death Valley Movie Playhouse
KMBC
WDAF
Wdaf—Moigan Beatty
Showtime
KRTJO
People Are Funny
KTJO
Nelson Eddy
Music Hall
Tommy Dorsey
KNBC
WHAF
Dilson
Morgan Beatty
Edward Morgan
Theater
Kaibc—Music Hall
Job Cilnic
Dyson
Free press fight urged by ANPA chief
Richard W. Slocum, ANPA president, warned that U S newspapers have not gained in the battle for a free press. He pressed editors to scrutinize government information practices and to oppose harassment and interference with press rights during the year’s political campaigns.
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New York
Richard W. Slocum
Publishers Assn
U. S
ANPA
Slocum
Senate Subcommittee
U.S. Treasury
Daily Worker
House
Philadelphia Bulletin
Prayer fragment from Upper Room devotional text
A short prayer asks for closer fellowship with Jesus Christ and seeks a life so joyful that others will be drawn to share in His friendship. The speaker closes in Jesus name Amen.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Stalin's War Conduct Attacked by Soviet Magazine
In the Military Herald, Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov's official magazine, Stalin's conduct of World War II is sharply criticized for ignoring warnings of the 1941 German invasion and for exaggerating successes while suppressing troop failures. It cites intelligence reports and accuses him of faulty wartime leadership.
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Joseph
Stalin
Military Herald
Georgia Zhukov
Hitler
Soviet Union
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