Educator device may speed arithmetic learning at school
A Columbia University professor proposes a hand operated calculator named Educator to teach arithmetic, claiming pupils gain a half year ahead. The piece notes growing concerns about overreliance on machines and questions who detects machine errors. It contrasts with state finance, tax, and bank interest practices, citing Kansas holding $78 million in reserve without earning interest and potential $2 million yearly savings if reserves earned market rates. It also mentions Rep. Robert A. Anderson's warning about rising high school marriages prompting dormitory needs and parking issues.
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Kansas
Four Year Term for Kansas Governor Proposal
The legislature debates a four-year gubernatorial term with initial favorable feeling but doubt remains. Proponents argue longer tenure lets capable governors maximize service, while opponents worry about lingering ineffective leaders and entrenchment. A permissive recall could address potential misfits.
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Kansas
Fred Hall
Teing
That Matter Of Time and a Nation in Transit
A jagged collection of social quips and observations on movies, food service, and media. It references Israel missing UN deadlines, old cab fishermen, deaf radio DJs, a motor crash lineage, bridal trends, Hungarian refugees, and a women page lamenting a quiet parlor era with no music.
After All Las Vegas After All Las Vegas
A Las Vegas column argues that casino wealth would wane as tougher times arrive, predicting diversification into industry. It notes 1956 casino earnings at 79 million, then forecasts lower earnings ahead, and questions the town’s newspaper and magazine attention. The piece critiques gambling's economics and predicts broader economic shifts for the city.
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Las Vegas
Nevada City
Chamber of Commerce
Reno
Ottawa High elects junior officers and local notices
The junior class at Ottawa High School elected officers led by president Ricks Madison and vice president Jane Fockele. Firefighters responded to a trash fire near W. C. Lyman’s home with no damage. Charles Tefft injured a hand thwarting a sliding pitchfork at his farm northwest of Ottawa. A wolf drive near Minneola drew about 40 hunters due to cold. January 29 carnations marked President McKinley’s birthday. John Steelman bought McCarthy’s horseshoeing business after 15 years of service. Captain George Johnson, back from Pecos Valley, noted green grass and barefoot children. New valentines arrive in Ottawa with price marks, popular postal card gatentines featuring Buster Brown.
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Ottawa High School
Ricks Madison
Jane Fockele
Loren Latimer
Junior Teghtmeyer
W. C. Lyman
Lyman
Charles Tefft
S. Mulberry
Ottawa
Farmers Union
Minneola
William, McKinley
John Steelman
McCarthy
George Johnson
Princeton
Pecos Valley
Statas
Buster Brown
Lige
First Names A Suggestion Of Equality In Social Ranking
Dr. George W. Crane discusses why some employees try to call bosses by first names and why executives prefer formal address. The piece cites social climbers, etiquette at work, and tips on maintaining deference, with a small note about Jackson Hole becoming a popular filming locale for outlaws.
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Ossie
Jack
Mary
Mr. Blank
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Area cred teercee benye sa beneasagy
A brief, readable OCR fragment mentions area credentials and benevolent activity, focusing on local entities. Named places or organizations are unclear, but the text hints at a civic or community context with a possible meeting or credentialing event. Further details are unreadable in the provided snippet.
Television Programs an minute scan list
A scan of a TV schedule shows January 30 and January 26 listings across stations WDAF KCMO KOMO KTJO BT. Programs include News Beat Dragnet Robt Q Lewis Entertainment and Biography features with hosts Melton Beatty Fredrikson Bay and Bob and Ray.
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WDAF
Newa
KCMO
Morgan Beatty
Melody
Dragnet I
KOMOO
Robt. Q. Lewis RapGray New
KOMO
Amaos
Andy
KTJO
Fredrikson Bay
Bob and
Ray
Romo
Q. Lewis
Pearle
Radio Program Guide Incomplete Listings
An OCR fragment shows a schedule with station codes KTJo KCMO WDAF and items like News Sports and guest star slots. It lists programs and times such as 8:04 6:20 30:60 10:00 but many items are garbled. The readable entries hint at a weekday lineup including news and variety segments across multiple stations.
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Ktjo
WDAF
KCMO
Munio
KGMO
Ktjo-Fm
Reno
Amos
Andy AB
A. Kcgmo
Bob and
Community Notes From Greeley Area Social Scene
Local residents plus guests from Hoisington visit, with Mr. Wildgen attending a Kansas City builders convention and Darlene Williams returning from KU Medical Center. Updates include hospitalizations, surgeries planned, births, a VFW event May 31 to June 1, and various families visiting, healing, and attending services.
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Henry Wildgen
Pat
Hoisington
Chris Wustefeld
Wildgen
Kansas City
Darlene Williams
Arthur Williams
K. U. Medical Center
Otis Mills
Garnett Hospital
M. L. Honn
Clyde Rocker
Proving
Dick Rocker
Greeley Co-Op Association
Glen Bodenhamer
Ivan Rossing
St. John's Hall
Fred Katzer
Newton
V.F.W
Hubert Ray Hillhouse
Kan
Pascas
Luther Dye
Stafford
Hillhouse
Josephine Wolken
Scipio
Arnold Wolken
Greeley
Stella Oswald
Arthur Wittry
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Hanover
Kas
Bob Sizemore
Kirkland
Wash
Raymond Oliver
Bob Stokes
Jackie
el Dorado
Ralph Taxter
Sons
Prayer for Today From The Upper Room
Jesus called Levi a publican to follow Him as our example. We praise God for Jesus Son of God, asking for the will to hear His voice and the strength to follow Him daily in faith and fellowship.
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Jesus
Levi
Christ
White House Specialist Hawks Answers For All Questions
A. Wayne Hawks, chief of the White House Office of Records, spends nights and days answering queries on rules and history. He gathers, weighs, and files law details to determine the president’s directives and the intent behind statutes amid the cabinet’s complex operations.
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White House
Washington U
Secretary of the Treasury
Anothhrm
Hawks
Olhr
A. Wayne Hawks
Office of Records
State Department
Jdusty
Pick A Form That Fits Your Income Pick A Form That Fits Your Income
The second in a federal income tax series explains choosing between Form 1040 and 1040A based on income. It guides single filers with no dependents, married couples, and those with varying types of income on which form best fits, including exclusions for dividend income and when itemizing. It also notes the 50 dollar dividend exclusion and joint filing considerations.
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Internal Revenue Service
Fin
Revenue Service
Cseg
Ternal Revenue Service
Aaron
Ottawa Herald
Baldwin
Ottawa
G. H. Johnson
T. Michael
J. A. Baldwin
Willard Neumann
E. H. Keyse
Pagla
Nora ‘Farrell
Ardy
Phillips
Pomona
John Berger
Herbert C. Wolfe
Princeton
R. Swank
Rantoul
Raymond Head
H. Crouch
Richmond
Ivan Meanly
Lees
Lee Perkins
Wellsville
Charles Glenn Wilhite
Phillips Petroleum reports 1956 gross income over one billion
Phillips Petroleum Co President Paul Endacott announced in 1956 the firm posted more than one billion dollars in gross income for the first time while net income held roughly steady from 1955 at about 95.2 million. The item discusses Form 1040 deductions and tax instructions, mixing miscellaneous notices and names.
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Bartlesville, Ok
Paul Enndacott
Phillips Petroleum Co
Endacott
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