Ottawa adopts new sanitary trash disposal system
Editorial praises Ottawa plan to replace the old city dump with a modern sanitary disposal system around October 1. The move ends the odor and vermin problems, raises nearby land values, and relocates waste away from the city core while flood protection work proceeds. Cost to households and businesses remains undetermined but likely modest.
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The
Herald
Kenneth Andrews
A. C. Richeson
Ivan Brown
Symbol of Power: Suez Canal as World Tension Focal Point
The Suez Canal, opened 1860 and now nationalized by Egypt, sits at the center of postwar world tension. Its 1950s traffic shows substantial British and Norwegian share, with Egypt asserting greater control. the crisis links trade, power, and regional influence.
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Arabian Desert
Sinai Peninsula
Port Said
Mediterranean
Suex
Red Sea
Ferginand de Lesseps
Universal Company of the
Gamal Abdel Nassar
Panama Canal
Egrant
Arrest Over Horse Theft At Jenkins Porch
Marshall Lemon arrested a man who stole a horse from Jenkins hitching post Friday evening. The owner Mr Johnson pursued and identified the suspect near Jacob Louis’s liquor store after a dusk chase. The man, intoxicated and uncertain of intent, was committed after preliminary examination.
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Marshall Lemon
Jenkins
Johnson
Jacob Louis’ Liquor Store
Aterm
IHIS AND THAT For Future Safety By ipn
A long column by Dr. George W. Crane discusses safety and aging with a focus on a new law banning the interstate transport of unopened refrigerators. He notes delays for manufacturers, cites public figures, and reflects on audience interactions from Santa Ana California to a broader American audience.
Radio schedule notes and program listings for August
Radio listings show scattered segments across August 17 and 18 with programs labeled EMBC EMBC-Baseball WDAF-News and WDAP-Radio Fan Club. Entries include sports and theatre segments with times around 4:00 6:28 6:30 and 3:39, plus various news blocks and fan club items. The fragmentary OCR contains multiple station codes and show titles without clear context.
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Dioner Muster
EMBC
Newe
Badba Embec
WDAF
WDAT
Morgan Beatty
Stow
WDAP
Cintc
After All Youngsters By Elm
A columnist argues against ageist views, noting modern college students face varied pressures from marriage, finances, and dating. He cites youth cases from his office, defends young people’s choices, and says juvenile behavior patterns show continuity with the past while marriages and families today thrive.
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Oldsters
Taw
Ufe
Eisenhower to Address Nation at GOP Convention
President Eisenhower will speak to the nation one week before the close of the Republican national convention opening in San Francisco Monday. The GOP national committee released its revised convention program with nomination ballots slated for Wednesday evening. Ex-President Herbert Hoover will address the convention Tuesday night.
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Eisenhower
GOP National Committee
Cow Palace
Herbert Hoover
Post office directory note from Ottawa Herald staff
Fragmentary OCR text lists Ottawa Herald roles and dates for staff positions and a few dates. Mentions editor Dos Haus, manager Howard Hoadley, advertising manager, and mechanical superintendent with unclear duration terms. Overall, a partial staff and operational notes snippet from the newspaper.
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Ottawa Herald
Sundasaene Hoitiaya
Onewa
Kus
Gay Snedaker
eeetor-Popiane Dos Haus
Dos
Masager
Howard Hoadley
Mas
Mat Ome
Social Security Tax Rules Clarified by Reader Questions
A readers column answers questions on Social Security tax liability for employers hiring non citizens, coverage thresholds, and survivor benefits. It explains that coverage arrives only through paid taxes, clarifies limits for domestic workers, and notes conditions for extended family benefits and adoption rules.
Boy Drowned In Pond At Home In Wyandotte County
Eight year old John Raleigh Boyd drowned in a pond behind his Muncie home in Wyandotte County yesterday. Deputy sheriffs said the boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Boyd Jr., may have become mired in the mud while wading to retrieve a rubber ball. The body was found by the father. two brothers ages nine and six hid in a tree nearby, telling their father they fled when afraid.
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Kas
John Raleigh Boyd
Muncie
Wyandotte County
William T. Boyd Jr
Jesus
Christ
William
Thomas
Robert Michael
Bridge to be closed for repair on State Highway 7
W L N Vincent, district highway engineer, said the bridge carrying State Highway 7 over the Kansas River at Bonner Springs will be closed next week for about 10 days to rebuild the bridge floor.
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Topeka
W.L. N. Vincent
Kansas River
Bonner Springs
Move Swiftly On Highway Projects
President Eisenhower announced that interstate highway projects costing over 800 million dollars have been approved since the Federal Highway Act became law on June 29. The program envisions 33 billion dollars in road construction over 13 years, with Weeks presenting a progress report. Eisenhower praised the early pace and urged states to quickly advance final project applications.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Waives Hearing On Assault Charge In Junction City
Royal Trower, 34, waived preliminary hearing yesterday and was bound over to District Court on a felonious assault with intent to kill charge. He is held on a $2,000 bond after allegedly shooting at his wife and five children in their car. Mrs. Trower and two children were injured.
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Royal Trower
District Court
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