Editorial Warns On High Interest Rates And Inflation
The article notes ex President Truman and AFL chief Meany urging action to curb rising rates. It discusses inflation as the nation’s main issue, blaming government borrowing and deficits, taxes, and labor costs, and proposes a “controlled economy” as a likely direction where the government would set prices and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truman
Truman
George Meany
AFL
Sam
Meany
Washington
Uncle Sam
Television Log Snapshot From New York Broadcasts
AP notes a dense overnight listing of NBC CBS ABC and local channels with faded lines showing shows from Woody Woodpecker to Peyton Place and Perry Mason. The piece weaves in a meditation on memory as value, contrasting it with monetary money.
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Woody Woodpecker
Marshal Dillon
Wells Fargo
Daktari
Sportsman’s Friend
White House
Eye On
Kansas City
Hippodrome
Dr. Kildare
McHale’s Navy
F Troop
Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
New York
Memories Over Money In Daily Life Reflections
Hal Boyle extols memory as richer than money and contentment of the soul as the only true purchase. He contrasts past comforts with modern cash registers and white collar dreams, then lists a radio schedule and nostalgic household scenes.
Freshmen Leave Home for College Life
Young men prepare for college, leaving their homes with a mix of nerves and excitement. The passage describes the transition from high school to college as a significant, almost lifetime turning point, with envy directed at the new students’ anticipated independence.
Green Suit, Freshman Trials On Campus Fashion
A narrator recalls buying a green suit for college entry, facing wary stares and social tests as students assess newcomers' fit. He learns anonymity can spare a debutante from ostracism, and he eventually finds a fraternity through adjusting to campus style.
Psoriasis diet debates and doctor’s advice from Molner
Psoriasis is hard to cure and not contagious. Diets high or low in fat have failed to prove consistent. Taurine restriction suggested by some as part of a protein limited approach, but such plans require physician supervision. Sunlight and skin care help itching. no guaranteed cure exists. The piece also recalls 25 years ago events in Ottawa including a man moving to South Dakota and a wagon axle failure at First and Main.
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Queen’s
Lafe Jones
Violence as TV’s dirty word in network scheduling
AP writer Cynthia Lowry examines how modern TV avoids calling it violence while packing action. Networks push mandatory action with fists guns and battles, arguing scenes coach viewers through tension rather than gore. Actor Andrew Prine notes stricter censorship than in Gunsmoke, recalling earlier on screen killings.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Andrew Prine
NBC
Cene Sors
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for local and distant readers
Ottawa Herald publishes price lists for subscriptions in trade and outside areas. Rates include one month 1.00 or 1.50, three months 3.00 or 4.25, six months 5.00 or 8.00, and one year 9.00 or 15.00, with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and AP news access noted.
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Guiding Light
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Mike Douglas
Marshall Dillon
Wells Fargo
Patty Duke
Bob Hope
Dick van Dyke
John Gary
Ivy
Johnny Carson
the Avengers
Trails West
Award Theatre
M Squad
Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Molner
Matthew
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Topeka
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the Collector
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