Macmillan Replaces Eden as British Prime Minister
The shift marks a first step to mend Anglo American ties after Eden's Suez action. The United States seeks a fresh, objective approach from Macmillan, while British sentiment toward Dulles mirrors the global strain. The President may similarly consider retirement for health reasons.
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Anthony Eden
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Eden
United States
Suez
Macmillan
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Nostalgic trek through a small town’s past memories
A local man recalls boyhood days and old times in town. He remembers a simple era with a smooth pebble for a slingshot, a first BB gun, homemade hockey sticks, tin can pucks, and tree branches with hooked ends. Streets were safe, horse and buggy era glimpses, a dramatic runaway on Main Street, chaperoned cattle, and a town loafers’ hour of talk.
This and That with a Lent Season Theme
This item compiles a sequence of short, era-tinged notes and social quips. Mentions include Lent rain predictions, rising prices, memories of 1932, Kansas University’s Stilt, black color limits for cars and telephones, Knowland not seeking re-election, a 90 day promissory note, and a Miami Cotton Club heist of 35000 dollars. It also references Hisenhower’s Middle East policy and Ike’s perceived stance.
Auld Lang Syne Cites Cut in Barber Prices in Ottawa
Joe Kramer secretary of the Ottawa barbers union announces new haircut price from 40 to 25 cents effective January 15. Ottawa University faculty overturns ban on student marriages. previously violators faced expulsion for the year. Unemployed urged to register and take odd jobs. local citizens asked to help. Ottawa University girls beat Baker University 43 to 37 in basketball. Jamie Dunbar substitutes at Santa Fe for Ray Barton. A son born to Mr and Mrs Arman Was son of Wellsville. City Marshal Beetley guides Ottawa boys to the jail sight, sparking rumors of another roundup.
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Joe Kramer
The
Ottawa Barbers' Union
Erica Anderson
Jerome Ilill
James J. Hill
Anderson
Dr. Sweitzer
Dr. Schweitzer
America
Three Word Creed The Basis For Schweitzer's Immortality
New York report marks Albert Schweitzer turning 82 and notes his lifelong reverence for life. The piece details his Lambarene hospital, Nobel Peace Prize, and philosophy, plus a forthcoming Erica Anderson film about his life.
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Schweitzer
New York
Earth
Africa
Albert Schweitzer
Europe
Lambarene
French Equatorial Africa
Dr. Schweitzer
Jealousy As Evidence Of Fear In Dr Crane Case
A 43 year old Howard suspects his wife of infidelity and hires detectives amid public accusations. Dr George W Crane explains jealousy stems from fear and erotic insecurity, noting false ideas and childhood remarks can trigger suspicions. He urges readers to compare their views with the case and contact The Hopkins Syndicate for psychological charts.
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Howard
Mary
Northwestern University
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Television Listings With Last Minute Changes
Last minute program changes affect the evening TV lineup. The schedule shows News at 7 00 and 7 30 along with various shows including News King Cole and Robin Hood. Local stations KCMO WDAF KTJO and KTJO FM present a mix of news music sports and disc jockey segments for the evening.
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KCMO
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
Robi, Q. Lewis
Wdaf—Symphony
KTJO
Ktjo-Fm
Ktjo-M
Musta
Newa
Radio Schedule Entries From KTJO WDAF KCMO
Radio schedule notes list programs and times across KTJO WDAF and KCMO stations for Tuesday January 8 including news sports networks and features such as Amos and Andy and Nite Life. The scrambled text shows varied show names and times without coherent sequence.
Butter or Margarine Lemon Butter Mix for Broiling
Cream butter or margarine with grated lemon rind and use when broiling chicken or fish. This simple preparation adds citrus aroma and a rich finish to broiled proteins.
Ike's Hat Ready for Eisenhower Inauguration
New York reports a black homburg, created after three months by hatters from ten countries, will be worn by President Eisenhower at the public inauguration January 21. A spokesman for the Men's Hat Trade and Allied Industries said Eisenhower chose the international homburg, marking a departure from the traditional silk inaugural hat. The hat was made in stages by artisans in Italy England West Germany France Australia Mexico Canada Brazil Argentina and the United States, built to fit the President's head.
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New York
Eisenhower
Hat Trade and Allied Industries
Italy
England
West Germany
France
Australia
Mexico
Canada
Brazil
Argentina
United States
Ottawa Kans Dated Post Office Subscriptions Rates
Publication names and editors appear in a fragmented OCR. Subscriptions are listed by trade area with prices for one month three months six months and one year. Additional lines reference post office second class matter and advertising, editorial, and managing staff.
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Dal
Ottawa
Kas
Guy Snedaker
Don Huls
Don Shipman
Howard Hoadley
iBy Mail
Dear Sylvia Sage column on school bus, bonds, and Army nurse program
Sylvia Sage answers reader questions on teen school transport limits and driving age, bonds reissue and co ownership with married name, and Army nurse training qualifications. Advice notes unsuitability of driving to avoid a boy, how to cash and reissue bonds, and nurse corps service requirements.
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Marlene
Federal Reserve Bank
Sylvia
Army Nurses
Betty
Army
Army Nursing Corps
Social Security questions mailed to 600000 recipients
The Social Security Administration will mail about 600,000 questionnaires to people who asked to stop monthly checks last year after expecting earnings over 1200 dollars. It seeks to determine if they have extra income, owe the government, should resume payments, or expect over 1200 dollars this year. Failure to respond by April 15 could result in one check penalized. false statements risk fines or jail.
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Sylvia Sage
Alway
Mitzi
Social Security Administration
Social Security
Schoeppel plan helps towns hit by land takings
Washington reports a Schoeppel bill to pay cash to communities when real estate seizures for projects trigger bonded debt payments, with Toronto Kansas cited. Rep Avery proposes raising widow survivorship earnings from 1200 to 3600 dollars annually, arguing current limits are unfair to widows with minor children.
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Washington
Sen. Schoeppel
R-Kas
Schoeppel
Toronto
Kas
Rep
Avery
Safety Seminar to be Held at University of Oklahoma
A national traffic safety seminar for officers of parents and women's groups will be hosted at the University of Oklahoma May 6 8. Rear Adm. H B Miler, retired, director of the President's Committee for Traffic Safety, announced the event. States taking part include Oklahoma Arkansas Kansas Louisiana Missouri New Mexico and Texas.
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Okla
University of Oklahoma
H. B. Miler
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Louisiana
Missouri
New Mexico
Texas
Soviet annexation of Lithuania in 1940 noted
Soviet authorities annexed Lithuania in 1940, transforming it from a republic with a population of 2,879,070. The action marked a major territorial and political shift in the region during the era.
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Russia
Lithuania
Prayer for Today From the Upper Route
A devotional prayer excerpt invokes Mark 8 35 and urges the world to be a parish in prayer. It asks that the message of Christ be heard by all faces and tongues and closes with Amen in the name of Jesus Christ.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Break In Water Main In K. C.
Kansas City experiences a four hour water service disruption in the south part after a 36 inch main burst at 25th and Southwest Boulevard from the Turkey Creek pumping station. Firemen fought one tavern fire using tank water as pressure dropped and basements flooded. officials cite earth contraction in cold weather as a probable cause.
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Kansas City
Southswest Boulevard
Turkey Creek
Homewood Area Social Notes Include Supper Guests
Mrs Elmina Hurley reports hospitality at Homewood with Mr and Mrs John Byres hosting guests for supper Monday night including Lee Fischer and daughter Kathryn Agnes Fischer and Bernard Fischer. Ottawa visitors Mr and Mrs John Mathias joined Mr and Mrs John Funk. Women’s Christian Fellowship plans monthly meetings at the Christian and Community church at 2 p.m. on the first Wednesday.
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John Byres
Lee Fischer
Kathryn
Agnes Fischer
Bernard Fischer
John Mathias
Ottawa
John Funk
Women's Christian Fellowship
Christian and Community Church
Urge Quick Completion of Kansas Water Projects
Representatives of the Big Hill Improvement Assn urge President Eisenhower to speed completion of all proposed water installations in southeast Kansas at the Wichita drought conference. The group, serving Coffeyville Cherryvale Parsons and nearby towns, backs Toronto Table Mound Strawn and Big Hill flood control projects.
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Coffeyville
Eisenhower
Wichita
Kansas
Big Hill
Largest desert Sahara spans North Africa
The Sahara is the world’s largest desert located in North Africa. It covers about three million square miles, shaping regional climates and landscapes.
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Sahara
North Africa
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