Topeka Taxes and Offhand Columns Highlight 1950s Life
A jumble of notes discusses Topeka property taxes high relative to assessed values, a stinging view of Kansas levies, plus a string of witty vignettes on cars, politics, Bermuda shorts, and postwar life. It ends with a Personal diary style recount of a leisure weekend with family, breakfast in bed, a fishing trip, and a neighborly visit.
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Topeka
Kansas
Diary fragment of mountain cabin morning routine
Diary entry two weeks old describes a morning in a mountain cabin. At 7 a.m. the host stirs, rises, dons robe and slippers, and shuffles to the living room to start a fire in the fireplace. The house is cold yet the writer remains indoors and contemplative.
Franklin County News Briefs Chronicle Changes and Notes
Auld Lang Syne era memories recall pool admission dropping from 25 to 20 cents. Scout troops camped in the park while M Ward Bayless resigned as Franklin County social welfare director. Charles Dale left the police force after 25 years. The 4 H camp met at the Kiwanis site northeast of town as the city drew from an emergency water supply. Ottawa Milling displayed a wagon on the streets. H E Beller planned stove and tinware stock at his Main Street shop. Ed Walton family moved to Osawatomie.
Weekend Trips To The Moon To Be Available In Future
New York readers are urged to resist space travel hype as a weekend moon voyage becomes a future possibility. The piece argues against tourist ships to the moon, praising the moon’s distance and quiet, warning that pushy plans could spoil wonder and provoke hostility toward space exploration.
Attorney General seeks to register Peace Crusade as subversive
Washington Atty. Gen. Brownell asked the Subversive Control Board to order the American Peace Crusade based in New York City to register as a Communist front organization. He had placed the group on his subversive list two years earlier.
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Washington
Brownell
Subversive Control Board
American Peace Crusade
New York City
Haunting tale claims a personal sexual awakening
A sensational 1920s style column recounts Alicia A. a 26 year old newspaper worker entangled with a masculine roommate and a male editor. It claims childhood events shaped Alicia into a bisexual state later influenced toward heterosexuality by willpower. The piece promotes a booklet and psychological charts from The Hopkins Syndicate.
Pony Express Lost Race With Train in Oregon Grudge
Roseburg Oregon saw a grudge race as the Pony Express anchor man finished seven minutes behind a night train after a half hour head start. The race ran along the highway from Eugene to Roseburg with frequent mount changes, ending early Sunday. Moderate precipitation near Mount Olympus in northwest Washington State adds to regional weather notes.
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Roseburg
Ore
Pony Express
Oregon
Eugene
Mount Olympus
Washington State
Television Evening Program Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of channel by channel programs for Aug 3 including 2 Sports 4 This is the City 8 Comics Club 13 Superman and late night shows across KFEQ WDAF KOMO KMBO and KMBC. It notes air times and host names such as Vaughn Monroe Guy Lombardo and Amos and Andy with cartoonish variety.
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Kfeq-Tv
St. Joseph
Wdaf-Tv
Chaneal
Komo-Tv
Kansas City
KMBO
Hansas
Comiclub
Doug Edwards
Vaughn Monroe
Hal
Radio Schedule Highlights From Kansas City Stations
A detailed list of programs across WDAF and KMBC for Wednesday and Thursday, naming time slots and show titles such as Truth or Consequences, Captain Video, Sheriff’s sports, and Frankie Laine. Includes cartoons, variety acts, and news segments with hosts and program blocks across 4 p.m. to 10:15 p.m. slots.
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Arthur Goatrey
Sheliah Graham
Arthur Godfrey
World Report
Robert Q. Lewis
Linkletter
Ted Mack
Theatre of Romance
Bob Crosby
Miss Marlowe
Mr. Sweeney
Siesta Theater
KMBC
WDAF
Morgan Bea‘t
Groucho
Truth Or Conseq
KNMBC
Tenn
Ernie
McGea
Orchestra
Wdaf—Keys To Capitol
Wdaf—News
Kmbc—Melodies
Doug Edwards
Mat Dennis
Caracas
Frankie Laine
Star News
My Little Margie
Playhouse
Ames Brothers
Bobo
Thought Trouble Was A Tumor Turns Into Birth Event
Wichita Kansas special story reports Mrs. Ralph Wildman a 41 year old woman from 1423 North Santa Fe entered St Francis Hospital with a complaint of a tumor and delivered a five pound two ounce baby girl in a surprising turn of events.
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Wichita
Ralph Wildman
St. Francis Hospital
Woman Gives Birth in Hospital After Misconceived Expectation
A laborer and his wife arrived at a hospital emergency room where examination found no tumor and she was sent to the maternity ward. At 5 26 p m, 30 minutes after arrival, she delivered her sixth child, Irene Kay, with both mother and baby reported doing well. Ambulance drivers recalled that the couple had doubted the possibility of a birth. A hospital spokesman confirmed the mother did not know she was expecting. The article notes Cabeza de Vaca as the first white man to cross Texas.
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Lone Star State
Hayden Planetarium
Myread
Moon
Earth
Alicia
Krein Melott
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Byrd - Snodgrass Funeral Home
Texas
Cabeza de Vaca
Loan Firms Beat Path Into Kansas
Hutchinson special report examines the surge of small loan offices after the Kansas Consumer Loan Act. It notes rapid entry into towns like Lawrence and Emporia, outlines interest caps, risks of balloon notes, and the new state small loan commission enforcing fairness.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
Ottawa
Lawrence
Emporia
Missouri
Release Polio Serum To Inoculate Children 5-9 Years Old
Washington reports private physicians and public health agencies will begin polio vaccination of children aged five to nine this month. The Public Health Service allocated 846000 shots, with distribution to states based on need and updates as more vaccine is produced and cleared for use. The National Foundation for Infants Paralysis has received nearly all manufactured vaccine for its free school immunization program, with three million cubic centimeters more needed to finish this fall.
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Washington
Public Health Service
National Foundation For
New Vehicles Registered in Franklin County
A list of 32 new vehicles registered in Franklin County was released at the county treasurer's office. The owners include Margaret Mitchell with a Studebaker sedan in Ottawa routes and Jimmie Eichinger with a Pontiac tudor in Pomona, among many others from Ottawa area and outside, listing makes such as Buick, Chevrolet, Ford, Olds, DeSoto, and more. The compilation names owners, vehicle makes, and general locations like Wellsville, Williamsburg, Princeton, Lane, and Richmond.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Margaret Mitchell
Studebaker
T. L. Yoakum
Buick
Ralph Moore
Chevrolet
Joseph
Violet Mills
Olds
D. W. Arnold
Donald
Virginia Meek
Daniel G
Emma Arnold
Jimmie Eichinger
Pomona
LeRoy Childs
Wellsville
Ford
Irven Horst
Magrath
Princeton
Roy Or
Marybelle Chambers
H. R
Mrs. H. R. McClure
Richmond
Williamsburg Township
Five Youths Held For Raping Girl
In Sedgwick County jail are five youths who allegedly took part in forcibly raping a 15-year-old girl late Saturday. One was held as a material witness. Deputies seek a sixth youth. victims named as Josephine M. Perez, 15, of 514 S. Washington. Inmates: Steve Santiago, 18. Ignacio Guerrero, 19. Jesse Benavente, 18. Ignatius E. Guerrero, 18. Louie Valdes, 18.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Sheriff’s Office
Josephine M. Perez
S. Washington
Steve Santiago
Ignacio Guerrero
Jesse Bénavente
Ignatius E. Guerrero
Louie Valdes
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