Editorial Viewpoint On Early Choice For British Prime Minister
Editorial notes weeks of speculation that Anthony Eden would be replaced by R A Butler or Harold Macmillan. It says Macmillan’s selection signals a Conservative reaffirmation of policy after the Egypt invasion split. Butler opposed, Macmillan favored due to perceived readiness and stance on past decisions.
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Great Britain
R. A. Butler
Harold Macmillan
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France
Egypt
Eden
Macmillan
Butler
London
After All By ELM Dieting
A lighthearted survey of dieting fads and coffee quirks among friends. The author notes several types: protein egg dieters, early table clearers, and those who swear coffee after 4 pm keeps them awake. The piece playfully ponders whether cream, sugar, or saucer drinking affects sleep.
Government to air condition Kansas City courthouse
The federal government plans to air condition its Kansas City courthouse at a cost of 1 030 000 dollars. The piece mocks expenditures as taxpayer money and notes other local, sometimes humorous, observations about life in a small town. It mentions a few local property sales near Ottawa and nearby farms with prices listed.
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Kansas City
Ill Mary Reynolds Hosts Afternoon Bridge Party
A notice from Auld Lang Syne reports Mrs. W. H. Reynolds of 1228 Hickory is improving after illness. Mrs. Henry Newfield and Mrs. H. J. Terrill entertained guests at an afternoon bridge with a long list of attendees from local and nearby cities.
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W. H. Reynolds
Hickory
Henry Newfield
H. J. Terrill
R. R. Redmond
Ward Hartley
Clarence Hegberg
E. E. Haley
Kathleen Mitchell
R. W. Mitche
Roscoe Lancaster
Harry Worthington
John Pinney
C. M. Ott
M. A. Welty
Robert Ramey
Harold Lamb
Hugh Branaman
C. B. Ross
Robert Perrill
Ralph Shiras
Clarence Ward
C. A. Scrivener
Herbert Heritage
David Duffy
Harley Ivey
Wayne Blair
Ralph Bower
Pomona
Lawrence
Charles Tefft
Freda Hanson
Jane Lang
Kansas City
Housewife Walks 500 Feet To Prepare A Single Meal
A column notes quirky, observable truths from common life including a housewife walking a tenth of a mile for a meal, energy use in standing versus sitting chores, calcium needs, and curious historical facts from foot measurements to hygiene wisdom. It lists diverse tidbits on health, invention, war casualties, and social customs with tongue-in-cheek tone.
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U.S. Infantry
ASPCA
San Francisco
University of Michigan
England
Subscriptions Graded For Ottawa Herald List of Names
New and renewal subscriptions listed for Ottawa Herald readers across multiple towns including Ottawa Overbrook Paola Princeton Pomona Quenemo Lee Donaldson Ranloul Myrtle Anderson Wellsville Williamsburg and Richmond with names such as Maggie Litsch Arthur Witt ry Lane H Theele Richard Rumsey J W Alexander J C Hannaman J W Edgecomb Caldonia Baird Howard B LaRue David L Zimmerman John Scott A Oestreicher Roy Eaton and others bearing the subscription roster.
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Ottawa Herald
Greeley
Maggie Litsch
Arthur Wittry
Lane
H. L. Theele
Richard Rumsey
Ottawa
George Sowers
Willard E. Anderson
Leo McCulley
J. W. Alexander
St. J
Husband Misjudged His Wife in Dr Crane Advice Column
Dr George W Crane argues wives may have erotic hunger but differ from husbands in caloric needs and urges readers to request his booklet How to Prevent Impotence. He claims jealousy stems from misreading Kinsey data, urges biographical notes and a self help chart via The Hopkins Syndicate Melott Indiana.
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Kinsey
Hindustand
Dr. Kinsey
Howard
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Birds Take Over Fort Scott Chimneys
Birds have nested in local chimneys, causing gas furnace exhaust blockages. Mrs J Edwards called for help after trouble with her furnace outlet and two bushels of nests were removed. At a farm home occupants nearly suffocated by gas fumes before birds nests were found in the exhaust pipe. Attend church next Sunday.
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Fort Scott
Late Night TV Listings Shuffle for Jan Fifteenth
A newspaper page shows last minute program changes for January fifteenth and listed shows across stations WDAF KCMO KTJO including Dragnet Amos and Andy and Bob and Ray with news segments and a special feature.
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KCMO
Morgan Beatty
Melody
Robi, Q
Lewis
Ktjo-Fm
Amos
Andy
Ted Heath
Bob and
Ray
Radio program listings for KTJO and WDAF stations
Detailed schedule snippets show KTJO and WDAF airings including news programs Face WDAR News KCMO Bold Venture World Tonight and Open House plus comedy AmOS 'n' Andy Bob And Ray Recollections and X Minus 1. Also entries for Music Philo Vance and Pueta with times scattered across the day.
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CBS
Superman
Phil Silvers
Cheyenne
Jane Wyman
Truth
Broken Arrow
Aluminum
Red Skelton
The
Lombardo
Navy
Studio7
Riley
Paris
Death Valley News
Studio 5
Garry Moore
Godfrey
Miss Brooks
Happy Home Playhouse
Boo Crosby
Margie Margie
Dr. N. Ventor
Mickey Mone
News News
Sky King News
Eddie Fisher
Hiram Holiday
Godfrey Godfrey
Petrol Godfrey
Tonight
KTJO
WDAR
KCMO
WDAF
Ktjo-Fm
Amos
Andy
Ktjo-M
Bob and
Ray
Philo Vance
Pueta
Kansas lawmaker’s father in law dies in Missouri highway crash
Albert Gaulding, 56, of Neosha Falls Kansas, was killed when his car left the pavement and overturned near Nevada Missouri yesterday. He is the father in law of Rep. William Mitchell of Hutchinson, Kansas House Republican floor leader. The Mitchells were married two weeks ago.
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Nevada
Kansas
Here
Albert Gaulding
Osho Falls
Kas
Gaulding
William Mitchell
Hutchinson
Kansas House
Mitchells
Letters on Sales Tax and Fairness Raise Public Question
A reader from Route 4 writes to vent about sales tax policy. He argues the poor bear most of the burden, questions taxing food, and asserts the 2 cent tax was meant for the elderly. He urges voters to influence next elections and suggests writing to the Governor.
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the Herald
Joseph Richards
Seabee Drowns On Polar Expedition
McMURDO SOUND Antarctica a 22 year old Seabee died on the Deep Freeze polar mission as a weasel snow tractor carrying six men plunged through thin ice near Hut Point. Companions escaped but were shocked. Bartley Ollie Barrett of Slaughters Kentucky was recovered nine hours later by Navy frogmen flown in from the cargo ship Arneb.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
Antarctic
Ollie Barrett Bartley
Slaughters
Hut Point
Bartley
Arneb
Olathe Votes to Annex 40 Acres North of City Limits
Olathe Kansas voters approved a city ordinance annexing 40 acres northwest of current limits. The tract owned by motor car dealers L A Billings and James McCreary includes plans for a new car agency building by McCreary, who serves as city utilities commissioner.
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Olathe
Kas
Clty Commission
L. A. Billings
James McCreary
McCreary
Prayer Today From the Upper Roots
A religious prayer urging global gospel work and service to God. It asks believers to dedicate talents to fulfill God's will on earth and closes in Jesus name.
County Clerk Quits After Sworn-In For New Term
Allen County clerk Stanley Kirk who had just been sworn in for a new term yesterday morning resigned in the afternoon to take a position with the Eastern Gas Co. of Iola. Kirk had been unopposed in the 1956 election.
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Iola
Stanley Kirk
Allen County
The
Eastern Gas Co
Kirk
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