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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1955
Page
2
The Kansas egg grading law that took effect July 1 is a consumer protection measure imposing regulations on producers handlers and retailers to ensure safe and correctly labeled eggs. It argues regulation benefits both consumers and orderly business, predicting better products fewer unfair practices and broader market acceptance in a growing economy.
A column notes voters remain wary of politicians who wear pink and mocks Gina Lollobrigida over a denied plan to attend a Warsaw Communist meeting. It recounts a cafe mishap, Eisenhower fishing, and unrelated musings on lightning, smoking, and a Scottish rumor about motel signs.
A light society column notes June brides with pictures fading from the paper while observations on fashion show coats and ties easing at events. A Colorado vacation prep by a local couple includes mountain climbing drills, backyard meals, air conditioning tests, and daily $10 vacation costs.
Auld Lang Syne notes that the Fourth and Walnut church was bought by Glen Weten who planned renovations. Also 4,000 people saw G C Robe's fireworks at Conard field and the North American offered a waiting room for bus patrons.
NEW YORK U SShe s just a young girl far from home trying to make good in a strange country. Dilys Lay has made good on the roughest street in America Broadway. But not in the way she wanted to. She wants to be taken seriously and concerted with the life of the time as a Welsh-born actress in New York. She is 21 and famous from The Boy Friend on Broadway. She shares a Manhattan flat with Julie Andrews and speaks of loneliness, love, family, and dreams of four children while keeping theatre as her life.
Homer K., 47, has reduced weight from 215 to 172 and blood pressure from 184 to 185 while undergoing testosterone shots with no relief for sexual concerns. The article argues alcoholism hides underlying fears and that weight loss and hormones do not cure a platonic marriage, urging wives to be more aggressive and offering a booklet on preventing impotence.
A dense schedule listing TV programs on air across channels including KFEQ TV WIBW Topeka and others. It shows time slots 8 9 and 10 p.m. with many classic shows like Ford Theatre Garry Moore and The Guiding Light.
Washington U. officials see a 20 percent lag in Red China's five year plan as a gravest problem for the annual people's congress under way at Peiping.
Blair Mill and Elevator Co will close its flour mill section on July 15 after 89 years of operation. Sixty workers will lose their jobs while 60 employees remain to produce poultry and animal feeds buckwheat flour pancake mix and cake flour.
Public notices list subscription options for Ottawa Herald Evening with rates by mail for one month three months six months and one year. Names Shipman Howard Hoadle appear in the damaged OCR as part of the masthead and pricing lines.
A fragmented listing shows a July schedule across EMBC WDAF WRAF KWBC SBC and other stations. It includes programs like On the Go Show Time News Disk Dechy Amos and Andy Megeet and a Fan Club feature with a baseball broadcast and an orchestra segment.
A reader asks which foods are fattening and the advisor explains fats and sweets carry high calories while lean meat with no added fat is allowed in moderation. Starches aren’t fattening in moderation without fat. butter adds calories. Canned sugared fruit is higher in calories than fresh. Rich desserts and alcohol raise calories. For the wedding cake question, the groom’s cake can be fruit cake. the old custom of boxed take‑home pieces has faded. boxes may be found in larger cities.
Gov. Fred Hall announced new and renewed appointments to Kansas state boards and commissions. Addison H. Meschke of Hutchinson was named to the State Banking Board succeeding Ben J. Horton of Pittsburg. E M Lawson of Leavenworth joined the Governor’s Conference on Education planning committee. Reappointments went to Howard W. Brewer of Wichita on the Antidiscrimination Commission, W. H. Powell of Osborne on the Municipal Accounting Board, and Paul Ward of Hays on the Frontier Historical Park Board at Fort Hays.
News From Lane highlights social visits and trips during the Fourth of July weekend. Families from Lane visited Oklahoma, Kansas City, Ottawa, and Iola, including Dr Beets and relatives, the Morlan family, and the Alden and Hettler households. A Pottawatomie 4-H cooking meeting and local parade activity are noted along with a distant note on early telephone automation research.
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