Balancing School Work and Activities for Student Success
The editorial argues that high school students can benefit from active involvement in clubs sports and future hobbies without neglecting core studies. It urges students to apply themselves in required courses, seek cooperation from teachers, and for schools to coordinate academics with extracurriculars to foster enthusiasm and better performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
After All A Racket We Like
The writer reflects on Christmas cards and the idea that card sending is a racket, noting personal joy in past and future card exchanges. They describe a routine, mention occasional corporate or syndicate cards, and end with a playful salute to the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Coffee Growers of
Colombia
National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia
English Weather and London Skyline in The Times
London notes mix weather quirks and future plans with cultural quirks and politics. Mentions warm weekend before Christmas mid-50s, upcoming 22 story skyscraper, and resumed Thames tunnel work with 1962 completion target. Also notes cultural items, arrests, races, and British views on U S politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Davy Crockett
Piquancy
Hilarity
Popjoy
Chasse Royale
Wembley Chrysanthemum and Dahlia Society
Chelsea
Thames
The
Mirror
Times
Margaret
London Airport
Regent Street
Hugh Gaitskill
Labor Party
Winston
Anthony Eden
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Sbid Day: Beautify Insignificant Dates Proposed
A humorous call to renew Christmas spirit on Jan 17 by joining the Society to Beautify Insignificant Dates. The piece urges smiles, small acts of kindness, and a shared rosy mood, hoping to establish future SBID days such as March 3. It playful says some may think odd but urges participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrooge
SBID
Ottawa History Snippet Appears in Retrospective Notes
A 15 year old note recalls a few influenza cases in the city. 25 years ago Mrs D C Newell traveled to Kansas City on business. Ellis Clarke, the Herald fish editor, is mentioned. Postal business shows growth. 50 years ago Ottawa mills shut for boiler repairs. F O Chick sold a home at First and Locust to Peter Williams. The McCrea siblings stayed with their grandparents Hester family in Richmond.
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D. C. Newell
Kansas City
F. O. Chick
Peter Williams
Trouble Holding Workers Says Dr Crane Panel
Dr George W Crane counsels small business Janet J 43 that female bosses face bias and high standards. He notes women pay a high price for top jobs, employers may be seen as pompous, and teen temptations can threaten advancement. He advises hiring non smokers church members Scouts and using tests from the Hopkins Syndicate for perspective. Mrs Pearl Zoll of Green Bay bowls weekly in Elks Ladies League for 21 years.
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Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Pearl Zoll
Green Bay
Wis
Elks Ladies League
Television Programs on CBS NBC Channel 4 and More
Listings for Wednesday December 28 include Buckskin Billy News Jazz Patti Page News Caravan Playhouse Father Knows Television Theatre This Is Your Life Duffey n Tavern Weather Dragnet Ford Theatre and 1001. Channels include CBS NBC and Channel 4 with various show entries and times.
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Channel 9
ABC
Three
Star News News
the Bank
Fox Show
Garry Moore
Ernie Kovac
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Wild Bill Hickok
Turn Thumbs Down On Segregation
Atlanta AAAS meeting faces a CAB request to adopt a resolution refusing to meet in cities practicing segregation. Cael Wolfle, AAAS administrator, said the Council for the Advancement of Negroes in Science sent the appeal before the Atlanta gathering began. The issue would be considered by the AAAS governing council at its next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cael Wolfle
American Assny For the Advance of Science
Council For the Advancement of Negroes
New York
Wolfle
AAAS
Removals From Meter Connections and Disconnections Listed
This week’s Credit Bureau bulletin lists removals, meter connections and disconnections. It details household and firm notices, with dates, locations and affected accounts. The notices indicate service changes in progress and expected completion timelines.
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Credit Bureau Bulle
Evening broadcast schedule highlights for December 28 29
TV and radio listings show a dense lineup across KTJO KMBC WDAF and WDAP with News and entertainment blocks. Notable items include X Minus One episodes, Eisenhower coverage, basketball and various talk segments. The schedule spans 6:00 pm to 9:30 pm on December 28 and continues into December 29 with additional news and shows.
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KMBC
WDAF
Wdaf—Morgan Baati
KTJO
KNMBC
Wea
Ktjo—Frontier
Eisenhower
Playhouse
Truth Or Conseq
Wdap—Mcgee
Capitol
WRAF
Morgan Beatty
KNBC
Local addresses listed for residents and moves
Albert L. Jones moves from 819 Tremont to Kansas City Missouri. Ver non J. Anderson relocates from 1433 South Cedar to Route No. 2 Ottawa. Eva Frakes moves to 815 East 8th. C. L. Grimm relocates from 509 North Mulberry to Rantoul Kansas. Don McKelvey to 927 Cypress. Harvey O. Reeder moves to 924 Willow. Mrs. Robert Turner moves to 416 East 2nd.
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Albert L. Jones
Tremont
Kansas City
Vernon J. Anderson
South Cedar
Ottawa
Eva Frakes
E. 8Th
C. L. Grimm
North Mulberry
Rantoul
Kas
Don McKelvey
Cyress
Harvey O. Reeder
Willow
Robert Turner
Army Engineers Receive Switches
Santa Claus delivered two bundles of switches to Corps of Engineers employees at the Turtle Creek Dam project. One bundle reached the damsite office and the other the real estate office in Manhattan. A note accused the corps of misrepresenting the 1951 Blue River flooding and pressuring city residents to endorse Turtle Creek for local protection. The message, signed Santa, followed last week’s remarks by C. R. Norris, the real estate project manager.
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Manhattan
Santa Claus
Corps of Engineers
Turtle Creek
Blue Valley
Engineers
Corps’ Real Estate
Santa
C. R. Norris
Notre Dame Coach Johnny Jordan Sees Strong Offers
Notre Dame basketball coach Johnny Jordan, in his fifth season, reports the land acquisition program of his office moving along in fine shape with no opposition. He notes no offers have been turned down yet as part of the effort. Jordan’s teams have a 71 win to 99 loss record over four years.
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Johnny Jordan
Notre Dame
Seeing is Believing TV Sale Teaser Ad
A retail ad touts owning a TV set as a doorway to star performances and live sports without admission. It promotes an easy budget plan to enjoy top models with daily cents payments and invites readers to visit for demonstrations of new televisions.
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Toomorrow
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Editorial
of Dance
Iph
Ellis Clarke
Herald
Ottawa Mills
Ralph, Hester
Grace McCrea
Richmond
Mrs
A. Hester
George W. Crane
Case
Janice J
Dr. Crane
Ottawa Herald
S. Main
Pus
Guy Snedaker
Don Huls
Don Shipman
Howard Hoadley
Eiditor
Ates
CBS
Channel
NBC
Buckskin
News Jazz! Page
Patti Page
News Caravan
Television
Television Theater
Your
Dragnet Ford Theatre
James Cagney and
John Derek
Ren
Ath
Tracy Bergman
Turner
DR. JEKYLL _ AND MR. HYDE
Evern
State Bank
F.d.1.c
RADIO
Army
Winsun Acr
Mack Electric
Homewood
Texas
May Holt As
Lewis Prosentant
Claudette Colbert
Barry Sullivan
Superscope
Bell Telephone Laboratories
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