Farm Bureau criticizes labor in farm price debate
At a Denver meeting the American Farm Bureau Federation denounced what it called monopolistic practices by organized labor and warned that wage-driven steel price boosts threaten market competitiveness. The group attacked unions' methods for farming markets while noting the NFO's separate push for price-focused actions. The Farm Bureau favors leveraging surplus and realism over coercive bargaining as farmers seek better returns.
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Denver
American Farm Bureau Federation
Fragmented observations mix humor and history in this local column
A stream of dated asides covers liquor sales in Missouri, a clergyman anecdote, Congo Christmas carnage, midlands foreign affairs, gold losses, a lucky man married on his wife’s birthday, arrests for bank robbery, and a homestead scatological exchange. The pieces read like a quirky editorial collage with historical allusions.
Prayer for Today From a Faith Text
A devotional prayer thanks God for sending His Son for all mankind. It asks to fill hearts with love and gratitude so lives may be offered in service to Him, concluding in the name of Jesus.
Ottawa Herald subscription and mailing rates notice
Ottawa Herald publishes rates for trade area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semi annual and annual options. Kansas sales tax applies. AP news content reserved for republication.
Thyroid questions answered in practical health column
Readers ask about thyroid dosage checks and goiter growth with Dr Molner. Frequency of checkups varies from biweekly to every four to six months. excessive thyroid may cause nervousness and rapid heartbeat and long-term suppression of thyroid function. Inward goiter can grow under the breastbone and is detectable by X ray with barium swallow. Single lump may be malignant. frequent checks advised.
Auld Lang Syne and Local Feats Across Town
Mrs. George Anderson fell from a ladder west of Ottawa and broke her arm. Miss Faye Mundy, 15, of Williamsburg, received forehead cuts in a car crash. F. W. Sweasy of Princeton suffered a heart attack. The Sheldon Building vestibule cement at 4th and Main was removed after being laid by mistake. George Wheeler plans a new home at 11th and Cedar. J. E. Shinn attended an oyster supper at Norwood. The supper benefited the winning side in a rabbit drive, with more than 1,200 rabbits killed.
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West
Ottawa
Faye Mundy
Charles Mundy
Williamsburg
F. W. Sweasy
Princeton
Sheldon Building
4Th and Main
George Wheeler
11Th and Cedar
J. E. Shinn
Norwood
Television Schedule Montage With Rich List of Shows
A dense OCR list outlines a full day of TV programming including early shows, cartoons, westerns, news, sportscasts, weather, and special features. It names Popeye, Highway Patrol, The Untouchables, The Simpsons not, and various newscasters and hosts across hours from morning to midnight.
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Olaf Boward
Dey Nelson
Gordon Jump
Fone
Buiness
O'Connor
Ocean
NBC
Helen Traubel cancels retirement plans announce return
AP writer Bob Thomas reports opera star Helen Traubel has abandoned retirement plans and will resume active performances, signaling a new phase in her career. Traubel, noted for her dramatic coloratura, remains a major figure in American opera and concert stages.
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Helen Traubel
TV Highlights and TV Host Traubel Career Pivot
Evening TV schedule spans Channel 5 to 13 with multiple shows listed including Angel Coronado Evening 9 and 13 Flying Down to Rio. Contained interview quotes recount Helen Traubel’s shift from opera to film radio and television as she reflects on leaving the Met and pursuing new projects.
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Coronado 9
Channel 13
Rio
Astaire-Rogers
Jerry Lewis
Jerry
St. Louis
Traubel
Metropolitan
Ed Gardner
Archy
Jimmy Durante
Phil Cohan
Bingo
Kennedy Vote Lead Shrinks with Mass Count
Washington AP reports President elect John F Kennedy's national popular vote lead over Richard M Nixon narrowed further as official Massachusetts tallies reduce the margin by 113,554 votes.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Illinois
Rhode Island
Ue Ineimeranus
Nicholas Cala
Plea and Vote Totals Mentioned in Criminal and Electoral Notes
Former Guatemalan ambassador Mauricio Rosas pleaded guilty in New York to conspiring to transport and possess 116 pounds of heroin valued over 20 million dollars. The plea arrives amid coverage of Kennedy leading Nixon by about 113 thousand votes in the national tally.
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Mauricio Rosas
Belgium
Ha Ataadlute
Pete And Gladys Abandon Their Baby Girl
Pete and Gladys Potter abandon their baby girl citing script troubles in a broadcast era article. The report notes growing TV series tie ins, with Morgan and Williams linked to the characters, while ABC and NBC churn TV news and pilots as legal cases unfold with multiple guilty pleas and pending sentences for other defendants.
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API
Pete
Gladys Potter
Pete Potter
Spring Byington
Harry Morgan
Pete and
Gladys
Cara Wil ‘Liams
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Morigan
Richmond Area News Item Highlights Local Visits
Miss Katherine Smith and Miss Etta Blanche Smith visit their father in Ottawa hospital. Robert Murray of Emporia calls on Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Smithheislar. Spanish class sponsors a party at the high school on Dec 15. Eugene Wolken of Lawrence visits his mother and takes relatives to Greeley to see Frank Lickleigs. Johnny Rubicks return from Peru, Alabama for grandmother’s funeral. Rose Wiener visits her father in Topeka Santa Fe Hospital. Mrs. John Miller cared for at daughter’s home in Osawatomie. Tony Rockers Jr of Olathe dines with Irvin Rockers. Mrs. Clarence Uighberger returns to Garnett from hospital. Marguerite Renger of Westphalia assists with work. Mr and Mrs W J Collins take son Gene to Kansas City for trade school enrollment.
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Etta Blanche Smith
Kansas City
Ottawa
Johnny Rubicks
Peru
Rose Wiener
Santa Fe Hospital
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John Miller
Alvin Sharp
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Marguererite Renger
Westphalia
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