Editorial On The Other Foot
A Republican candidate for governor, Warren W Shaw, criticizes state officials for non low bids on contracts. The piece notes Shaw chairs the State Office Building Commission and approved an elevator contract well above the low bid, matching the highway commission misstep in principle. It argues if one agency errs all agencies do, and questions Shaw's selective shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Shaw
State Highway Commission
Shaw
Fred Hall
State Office Building Commission
Otis Elevator Company
Highway Commission
Office ‘Building Commission
Sleep by Elm on the cool breeze from a south window
The writer, Elm, extols sleeping on a two story farm house with south and east windows. A night breeze flows through, cooling without fan or AC, making sleep easier even on hot nights. The piece contrasts modern ranch homes with older two story houses and praises the simple south window breeze.
Schoenbrunn Palace and a King’s Illustrious Life
The Vienna Schoenbrunn palace stands on a hill with a half mile garden and half mile hillside behind, showcasing 45 of its 1500 rooms in near-original condition. The Hapsburg interiors mix white and gold with varied rooms, hosting grand balls for up to 200 guests while emperors endured watching empresses with lorgnettes.
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Vienna
Schoenbrunn
Marie Antoinette
Maria Theresa
Austria
Louis XVI
France
Louis
Marie
Versailles
Louises
Maria
Vérsailles
Pike’s Peak
Country Club
Hapsburgs
Franz Joseph
Auld Lang Syne and Local Scribbles From July 3 1873
A young man in Edgerton Massachusetts sent his first postal card, stamping it three cents and calling the plan handy. The Journal complains of a star spangled banner poster and recalls a horse jockey’s eye for blemishes. Local youths drink vinegar bitters after a hunt for a drench. A veil is drawn over the final details.
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Edgerton
Mass
Jocky
July 4th 180th Birthday Of United States Of America
New York reports July 4th marks the 180th birthday of the United States. The column surveys enduring questions about America and quotes many famous reflections from Adams to Jefferson. It reflects on national identity, ideals, and the American character across history.
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United States of America
Stay Active To Avoid Elderly Slavery Says Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane argues longevity risks wand toward dependence as elderly stay mobile. He urges daily walking with a pedometer, garden work, and small farms to prevent bedfast decline. He notes rising numbers in mental institutions are often not psychotic but frail or forgetful. He warns families to keep aged relatives in action and consider rest homes when needed.
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Otto L. Bettag
State of Illinois
Ourlinois
Grandma
Grandpa
Asong
Chicago
the Hopgins Syndicate, Inc
Television Listings Night of last minute program changes
NBC Weather KC at Bat School Ernte 1 4 Chan Trust Your Wife July 3 6.00 Dinner Music KMBC News Sports WDAF Top of Evening 6 30 Dinner Music KMBC Show Time WDAF Morgan Beatty 7 00 News KMBC X Minus 1 7 30 Roger Fredrikson KMBC Music WDAF News 8 00 Music WDAF Sound 8 30 KMBC Orchestra 700 KTJO Campus News KMBC Jazz WDAF Frederick 9 39 Nite Life 10 60 KMBC Dilson Show
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KMBC
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
Newa
KTJO
Roger Fredrikson
Frederick
Dilson
Doug Edwards
Warner Brothers
Joe and Mable
Wyatt Earp
Guy Lombarro
Fairbanks, Jr. Studio 57
Riley
Phil Silvers
Chevy Navy Log Science Theatre
Navy Log News
Kangaroo
Garry Moore
Jimmie Pierson
J. P. Morgan
Eddie Arnold
China Smith
Weather Playhouse
Playhouse
Playhouse Police
Mark Saber
Godfrey Arthur Godfrey
Regie Kovacs
Godfrey Lady
Rich Brovi
Bob Crosby
Joan Theatre
Bob Cummings
San Francisco
Aovie
KC At Bat
Gildersleeve News
Sparta
Truth Or Conseq
Showtime
Nelson Eddy
Tommy Doreey
Radio schedule highlights July fourth broadcasts
The listing outlines a July fourth radio lineup across stations WDAF KTJO KMBC KNBC and others. It includes news interludes religious programming entertainment talk shows boxing and musical segments with times ranging from early morning to ten o clock.
Admits Killing Foster Cousin In Springfield
A 12yearold boy John Pat Drennon admitted to police that he stabbed 4yearold Carol Drennan to death in her yard last Friday He built a crude shrine in a vacant lot nearby a pyramid brick arrangement with a headpiece tile and wilted flower The boy said the urge to kill had built up inside him and officials will conduct a psychiatric study before deciding prosecution The girl’s foster father and the boy’s father are brothers and business partners in a machinery company
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Springfield
Mo.i
John Pat Drennon
Carol Drennan
John Pat
Carol
Sam Robards
John Drennan, Jr
David Woodruff
Lawrence Drennon
John’ Pat
Urges Judges Be Appointed In Kansas Race For Supreme Court
L. F. Cushenbery, Oberlin attorney and Republican hopeful for the State Supreme Court No. 6 seat, urged a new method for selecting judges. He called for studying Nebraska and Missouri appointive systems, and urged lawyers to back laws guaranteeing the public’s right to know with clear statutes.
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Hutchinson
Kansas
Supreme Court
L. F. Cushenbery
Oberlin
Nebraska
Missouri
Cushenberg
Bethel Centennial News Notes and Family Updates
Bethel centennial items report multiple family visits and kin updates. John Hoffman of Lawrence visits Ben Hoffman and Ben Baker homes. a brother in law George Masonbrink of Hiawatha died in a car crash. Funeral attendance includes numerous Hoffmans from Lawrence Overbrook and Worden. Forest Shadle of Youngstown visits Homer and G C Clark. Runyan reunion honors Mrs Lillian Runyan Cole and daughter in Osage City park. Birth announced for Alan Dean son of Rex Dean Johnson and Shirley Baker. Households and trips of Fishburn family members noted with local visits to Osage City, Overbrook and nearby towns.
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John Hoffman
Lawrence
Ben Hoffman
Ben Baker
George Masonbrink
Hiawathe
Stella
Nebr
Masonbrink
Bill Hepner
Overbrook
Lloyd Hoffman
Leatha Kay
Howard Hoffman
Mary Ann
Donny Salsbury
Worden
Donald
Alvin Stahel
Arlyss
Charles Hoffman
Charlotte
Ralph Hoffman
Forest Shadle
Youngstown
Ohio
Homer Crawfords
G. C. Clark
Runyan
Osage City Park
Lillian Runyan Cole
Tacoma
Wash
Rex Dean Johnson
Alan Dean
Johnson
Shirley Baker
O. N. Baker
McKinley Fishburn
Mlingis
Henry Fishburn
Doc Fishburn
H. N. Clark
Kansas City
Ivar Clark
Mae Vance
Prayer scripture reflection from Upper Routes
A devotional prayer echoes Matthew 9 36 urging compassion for the needy. The prayer asks for Christlike charity toward men and women and ends with the Lord's Prayer and amen.
Lawrence area hosts and visitors with local families
Mr and Mrs Albert Turner and Waneta were Sunday dinner guests of the Raymond Oehrle family in Lawrence. Mrs Zerbe of California is visiting her daughter and family, the Harold Atchisons. Leland Baker joined the H C Platter family to Yakima where they plan to settle. Mrs Clarence Barnhart and children of near Overbrook visited Maurice Fishburn last Sunday afternoon.
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Albert Turner
Waneta
Raymond Oehrle
Lawrence
Zerbe
California
Harold Atchisons
Leland Baker
H. C. Platter
Yakima
Wash
Clarence Barnhart
Near Overbrook
Maurice Fishburn
Two Fine Novels Among New Books
Miss Nell Barnaby reports two new novels at the city library among other fine summer reads. Hannah Fowler by Janice Holt Giles is a romantic historical Kentucky tale. Afternoon of an Autocrat by Norah Lofts spans India England and pre Christian Britain with history changing English life. Bellevue is My Home by Dr Salvatore Cutolo tells the Bellevue hospital story with tragedy and triumph. At Home in India by Cynthia Bowles is travel and adventure for readers interested in international relations.
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Nell Barnaby
City Library
Hannah Fowler
Janice Holt Giles
Kentucky
Norah Lofts
India
England
Britain
Bellevue
Bellevue Hospital
Salvatore R. ‘Cutolo
Dr. Cutolo
Cynthia Bowles
PRINTED Pattern 4561 for Women’s Sizes 36–50
Sew simple pattern promises accurate sewing with easy fitting lines for sizes 36 to 50. Includes directions on each tissue part, suitable for pique, linen, and high weight wool. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mail to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York 11 NY.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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