Doctors and Politics in The Atlantic August issue
An Atlantic piece by Dr. David D. Rutstein discusses the president’s illnesses, citing three studies on coronary occlusion prognosis and a 50 percent five year survival in a 1941 Boston study. It argues political implications, noting Republicans face a candidate unlikely to serve a full term given medical averages and potential disability.
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the Atlantic Magazine
David D. Rutstein
Department of Preventive Medicine
Harvard Medical School
Edward F. Bland
Paul D. White
Boston
Governor Hall Declined To Back Right To Work Bill
In the 1935 gubernatorial primary during an Ottawa reception Hall refused to promise support for the right to work law. He stated he would do what the majority of the state desired. The account claims the governor’s stance applied even amid strong local backing for the measure.
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Fred Hall
Governor Hall
Ottawa
Hall
Bil
Auld Lang Syne and Local Oddities From 1873
A gossiping paragraph recalls juvenile taunts over circus posters, a Denver postmaster facing censure for paper speculation and rude clerks, and news that stock dealer S. C. Cutting bought a six year old grey horse named Obie Boy from Missouri, described as tall and sturdy.
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8. C. Cutting
C. F. Hogar
Missouri
Obie Boy
THIS AND THAT Familiar Phrase
A collage of witty observations and sly quips on everyday life. Notes on errors in postal and other services, a European car clock, lawn care attire, soda sales, and TV rights for conventions. Also a quip about Gisele MacKenzie and a coffee table remark on sea water for drinking.
Utopian Future Campaign Voices By ELM
A satirical future election features No 1 candidate praising the rival’s job, No 2 stressing need due to family, No 4 denying rumors, editors noting not repeating gossip, voters claiming study and preparation, and a candidate vowing to itemize campaign expenses beyond legal limits.
Education Not Limited To Classroom
Dr George W Crane argues education spreads beyond schools through his newspaper column and free booklets. He cites Karen L a Wisconsin reader praising the material and notes high schoolers use the Sex Problems of Young People booklet via newspapers. He urges sharing the educational content and provides ordering details for his psych charts and related items. He ends with quick cooking tips for ham on toast.
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Karen L
The
Green Bay Press Gazette
Rudolph Hodik
Wisconsin
St. Paul
State Board of Education
Deane
Hopkins Syndicate
Meiott
Ind
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Ottawa Herald Miscellaneous Post Office Entry
The Ottawa Herald entry lists post office and staff details with faded pricing sections for subscriptions. Rates appear for in area and outside area by mail varying from one month to one year, though many words are garbled and illegible.
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Ottawa Herald
Hulidaya
Postoffice
Ottawa
Don Huts
Don Shipman
Howard Hoadley
Arex
Television Daybook Of August 3 On The Trail And More
A dense broadcast schedule lists shows across theatres and stations with programs including On The Trail, News Caravan, Weather updates, and game/quiz acts. Names like Bob Cummings, Capt Kangaroo, and Doris Day appear among multiple time slots, with a wide variety of dramas, comedies, and musical numbers slated throughout the day.
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Barly
Snooky
Lawson
Doug
Edwarda
Bet
Preston
Frontier Doctor Playhouse
Arthur Muray
Groucho Mara
Bob Cummings
San Francisco
Cmax Playhouse
Lone Wolf
Radio Schedule Highlights for Thursday and Friday
A fragmented local radio guide lists programs across KTIO KMBC WDAF WRAF and others for Thursday August 1 and Friday August 3. Entries include News Dinner Music Show Time jazz and sports programs, plus theatre, boxing baseball and a religious services note.
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KMBC
WDAE
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
Muale Hall
STJIO
Stan Kenton
KTJO
WRAF
KXMBC
Wdaf-Sports
KSIBC
Fuan Club
Dilaon
Budget Focus on Schools Beauty and Waste
A reader notes damaged shrubbery at the junior high entrance and laments rising school costs. He cites a $1,000 daily expense for city schools, urges trimming waste, and suggests Garden Clubs in Ottawa promote more beauty. Signed by E. S. Bennett.
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Ottawa
E. 5
Bennett
Robb and Williams Seek State Auditor Posts
George Robb, 69, Salina Republican, seeks a 11th term with no primary opposition. WWI veteran, Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, former teacher, real estate man, postmaster at Salina 12 years, appointed to fill term in 1935 and elected to first full term in 1936. John J. Williams, 56, Arkansas City Democrat, without opposition, enters first bid for public office as CPA who owned his own business since 1949. Former accountant for firms in Topeka and Chicago, lecturer on federal income taxation at Washburn University law school, member of AIA and American Accountants Assn. Married, no children, attends church.
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John J. Williams
Arkansas City
C.P.A
Topeka
Chicago
Washburn University Laws School
American Institute of Accountants
The
American Accountants Assn
Central Princeton Community News Highlights Social Visits
Central Princeton residents share numerous visits and gatherings. Russell Retter and Jim Melvin tripped to Welda, Richmond visitors joined R Retter home, and many families from Ottawa Yates Center Topeka and Olathe attended social events. OHIO DAYS and 4-H outings at Forest Park Ottawa tied to Williamsburg and Williams burg participants.
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Russell Retter
Jim Melvin
Welda
Harry Retter
Richmond
R. Retter
Carl Adams
Fred Adams
Yates Center
Arthur Atchison
C. W. Martin
H.D.U
O. U. Auditorium
Bill Sutton
Ottawa
Wayne Martin
Phil
Topeka
Harvey Reeder
Sally
Jim
Emery Burgoon
Pat
Bill
Pam
Ohio
Patsy
Peggy Martin
Williamsburg
Forest Park
Frank Hahner
Coleen
Shawnee
John Hahn
Williamsburg Social News Highlights and Visits
The column records a weekend of dinners and overnight stays among local families in Williamsburg and nearby towns. It lists visitors from Topeka Ottawa Clyde and Princeton, noting gatherings at the Wrights, Mize family, Mallorys, Chambe rs home, and others, plus church group plans and community events.
Sunday Social News Names Many Kansas Visitors
A long list of visitors and family gatherings from Garnett to Ottawa, Wichita, and Lawrence fills a Sunday social note. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Neal, Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Dale, Mr. and Mrs. A. Russell, LeChien family, Leila Hegle, W. V. Borne's return, Dr. Kenneth Brown, Aaron Farney and sons, Clarence Springs visitors, and several Kansas City, Topeka, and Milan residents. The entry also notes a concert trip by the Midwest Music Camp in Lawrence and a music camper returning home after six weeks.
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5. B. Moats
S. T. Thornton
Wayne Reichard
Frances Peddiscord
Warren Razak
H. W. Trabert
Hal
C. E. Todds
J. C. Decker
Adna Wemmer
Princeton
J. K. Strider
Warren Noe
Ottawa
Ray Spencer
Mes
J. JE. Decker
Karolyn
Ken Thornbrugh
Gary Horne
Earl Noe
Clyde Milton Gentry
Ernest Gentry
Colorado
Clyde Todds
B. N. Trabert
Pearl Matthews
Quenemo
Fred Heathman, Sr
J. A. van Valkenburgs
J. A. van Valkenburg
H.C. Milliken
W. E. Robbins
Hobart
Clara
Arthur Dehn
Homewood
L. W. Sutherland
Kansas City
H. A. Lonborg
Paul Flesher
Marcon and
Carol
Long Beach
Calif
Mattie Robe
Burlington
Glenn Robe
Dale
Susan
C, EB
Chambers
Harry Trabert
Mal
C. E. Chambers
D. A. Timberlake
John Fritts
Jerry
Shirley
Gladys McIintire
Denny
Lester Davidson
Don
Eddie
Charles Neal
Connie
E. E. Neal
Neal Forbes
Fannie Forbes
Melvern
Kate Scott
Lewis Wall
Barbara
C. F. Ward
Clyde Lusk
L. T
Jennie Hampshire
Garnett
Jesse Neal
Harold
Auburn
Ala
Cecil Cade
Grays Lake
E. E. i Neals
M. C. Dale
N. KE. Blairs
A. Russell
Wichita
A. F. le Chien
J. W. Robinson
Morrow
Irvin Happy
A. F. LeChien
Milo Hackett
Steve
Maude Hackett
Don Linden
W. F. Lindens
P. Goodwills
Ray Goodwill
Milan
C. B. Goodwills
Clifford Leslie
Howard Beard
Johnny
Topeka
Tommy Allen
Herrington
Henry L. Dehn
Pomona
Leila Hegle
W. V. Borne
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Brown
Buffalo
M. Y
Aaron Farney
Michael
Howard
Grand Junction
Colo
Henry Farney
Clarence Springs
Boyd Farney
Ernest Staadt
J. W. Bennetts
Dean McMillin
Lyndon
Frank Bitts
W. W. Bitts
George Blair
David
Woodlyn
George Huddleston
Paul Blair
Dickie
Freddy
Jerold Emond
Mary Agnes
Billy
Ira
Henry
Frank Stansbury
Bill
Gary
Clifford Blair
Flossie Greg
Paul Fogle
Mary Jean
Kenneth Kent
Overland Park
Lois Sweitzer
Howard Beards
Ray Goodwills
Tif
Airman Held Over H Bomb Miss Leak
Airman Jack H. Kilgore of Meadowview Virginia is jailed on Enjwetok Island after admitting to intelligence investigators that he provided information about the May 21 H-bomb test. The Air Force may court martial him for the leak that acknowledged the May 2 miss.
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Washington, Ui
Air Force
Jack H. Kilgore
Meadowview
Kilgore
Eniwetok
U. S. Pacific Nuclear Proving Ground
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