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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1955

Page

2

Pay raise proves cost effective for armed forces

Two months after a general pay raise and higher re-enlistment bonuses, enlistments rose as more service members chose to stay. In March 32 percent re-enlisted. by May 83 percent did not turn in unit forms, with Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps showing gains. Savings come from reduced training costs, strengthening long term defense with experienced professionals.

Air Force Navy Marine Corps Defense Department

This and That The Most Popular Sunday Comics

A local survey lists Blondie Dick Tracy Nancy Smiling Jack Henry Matt and Jeff Dixie Dugan Little Jadine Sad Sack and Fritze Ritz as the ten most popular Sunday comics. The piece wittily notes various curiosities from miracle drug hype to a Kansas governor returning a high school commencement fee.

Blondie Dick Tracy Nancy Smiling Jack Henry Matt and Jeff Dixie Dugan Little Jadine Sad Sack Fritze Ritz

Those Decisions By Ely Reflect On Everyday Choices

Readers confront moral risk in a radio TV scenario where a man must choose between $32,000 or a chance at $64,000. The dilemma echoes widespread worries about financial gain versus security, as a second case offers $25,000 cash or an oil well yielding about $3,000 per year for 25 years. The piece explores public pressure and the question of what constitutes a wise decision.

Chinch bug barrier and new cafe spark town memories

Auld Lang Syne recalls M E Gentry in Princeton building a chinch bug barrier to protect corn. D M Dunseth and C T Elliott opened a cafe at Main and Wilson. Ground was broken for Fred Taylor's filling station south of town. Other notes mention a 100 degree day and a Fourth of July deficit, plus railroad signal work and local brick laying.

M. E. Gentry Princeton D. M. Dunseth and C. T. Elliott Main and Wilson Streets Fred Taylor

Real Inborn Talent Required To Be A Champion Hog Caller

HAL BOYLE profiles Clark, a 43 year old Alcoa blacksmith and hill farmer from Maryville Tennessee, champion hog caller who argues loud vocal talent is inborn. He notes hogs respond to a crystal cry like Piggy Piggy and he warns the art is vanishing as penned hogs replace open-hill herds. He emphasizes a strong natural voice and discipline, and reflects on his own background and lifestyle.

Maryville Tenn Clark Robert Park Iper Alcoa

Two Killed In Johnson County

A two car collision in Johnson County Saturday night killed Leroy W. Walters 54 and Mary Hand 41 of Kansas City. Johnson County has had 19 traffic deaths this year. Safe buy. U. S. Sayings Bonds.

Kansas City Kas Johnson County Leroy W. Walters Mary Hand

Older People Need Hearing Aids Promoted

A column urges families to help seniors like Carl, 63, obtain hearing aids and wear them daily. It stresses that unused ears atrophy, recommends trying different aid types including bone-conduction or amplified air sounds, and advises testing for about 10 days to fit the best device. Copyright notice and requests to contact Dr Crane via The Hopkins Syndicate follow.

Carl Crane Hopkins Syndicate Melott Ind Ing

Counted To Three Shot At Ellinwood Officer

In Ellinwood Kansas Fred Hugh Hall 58 disarmed and jailed after walking to a police officer on Main Street and firing a 12 gauge shotgun at Officer Les Loyd 30. Loyd said Hall advanced ordered him to drop his gun counted to three and fired but Hall had not drawn. Loyd disarmed him and Hall later said he did not intend to harm the officer no charges filed immediately.

Ellinwood Kas Fred l Hugh Hall Main Street Hall Les Loyd Loyd

Watered at the Postatrice Ottawa Kans Ad Rates

The Ottawa Herald page shows masthead details for editors and managers and lists subscription rates by mail for various durations. The readable fragments mention Guy Snedaker, Don Shipman, and Howard Heading in roles, with rates to be set for different time frames.

Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kas Harris

Television grid lists programs on air and schedules

Channel listings show a dense July 1 broadcast slate across stations KFEQ TV WDAF TV KOMO WIBW KMBC etc with day parts from 1:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. including comedy variety news sports dramas game shows and local interest features. multiple anchors and show titles appear in a long, all-day lineup for Topeka Kansas and surrounding markets.

Ding Dong Shhow Arthur Goulrey Sunny Ide Arthur Godfrey Tehn Ernie S Waillant Tome Yor Kitchen Klub Jack Paar World Report Welcome Trase Baty Kathleen Carter Batly Robert Q. Lew Bob Crosby

Radio program schedule and lineups

Radio listings show a July 12 schedule across stations KMBC WDAF WRAJ KNBC and WUA with news shows, bands, talk and comedy programs. Highlights include KMBC News at 10 00 PM and WDAF People Are Funny with a mix of musical segments and talk shows.

Wraj—Mcgee KMBC Tenn WDAF Carleton Haven WDAK KNBC Suspence People Are Funny Draenet Bidl Dick Derby Sound Amoz Andy Wua Sound Brun Ernie McGeegin Orchestra TBA Melodies Rews

Floating Radar Station To Guard Atlantic Coast

The world’s first floating radar station, dubbed the Texas Tower, will be towed tomorrow to an anchorage 110 miles off Cape Cod. The 200 foot high, 6,000 ton structure will be anchored by concrete-filled stilts, forming the first of a ring of outer warning stations to protect 1,500 miles from Newfoundland to Norfolk against enemy planes.

Boston Cape Cod Atlantic Ocean Newfoundland Norfolk

Racing Driver Jerry Hoyt Dies In Crash

Oklahoma City racing driver Jerry Hoyt died from brain injuries after his car crashed on the first lap of a $5,000 race. Hoyt, 26, married two weeks earlier, succumbed at 6 a.m. at Wesley Hospital. He was rounding a turn when a wheel touched the fence, sending the racer into a retaining wall and overturning it. A separate line notes a 1954 U.S. mink skin sale total of 2,700,000.

Oklahoma City Jerry Hoyt Wesley Hospital Hoyt Indianapolis

Platform 87 Feet Above Water Level Planned Undersea Base

The project proposes an undersea platform rising 87 feet above the water, extending below the ocean floor. This architectural concept aims to support research and operations with a stable base beneath the waves, integrating with marine environments and offering elevated access for maintenance and study.

Won't Spread Army Posts Widely, Army Says No Plan

Washington reports that the Army told congress it has no plans to scatter posts across the nation as a precaution against atomic warfare. Secretary Stevens testified that while dispersal tactics are used, no major changes in installations are planned despite calls for broader distribution and concerns about concentration in one area.

Washington Riley D-Sc House Appropriations Robert T. Stevens Subcommitte Mahon D-Tex Stevens Rep Sikes D-Fla Gol. W. R. Shuler

TV Guide preview signals fall lineup across networks

TV Guide reports Dr. Benjamin Spock will host a fall NBC show on baby care and marriage counseling. Bert Parks will host Miss America from Atlantic City with ABC airing. Notables include Sir Cedric Hardwicke Michael Rennie Mary Sinclair in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde on Climax July 28.

Ralf Hardester TV Guide Benjamin Spock Baby Authority NBC Bert Parks Atlantic City ABC Cedric Hardwicke Michael Rennie Mary Sin Tclair Dr. Jekyll Hyde Jekyll Boy ‘Scouts National Court of Honor Paul Gregory Noel Coward Bing Crosby Mary ‘Martin Maria Alberghetti Battle Stations Bill Bendix Milton Berle Miltie Gore Vidal Tallulah Bankhead Octopus Roy Cohen Hume Cronyn Jessica Tandy

Naval Fleet For Chinese Reds

An official Nationalist Chinese news agency reported the Chinese Communists massing a naval fleet off the Chushan Islands near Shanghai. The Tatao Agency claimed Soviet Russia sent 30 MIG-15 jets to North Korea in June, bringing total to 350. Reds also planned an invasion of Thailand via Free Thai forces in Yunnan Province.

Taipei Formosa Chushan Islands Shanghai Tatao Soviet Russia

Famous Texas Ranger Frank Hamer Dies at 71

AUSTIN Texas Ranger captain Frank Hamer longtime lawman who helped end Bonnie and Clyde era died last night of a heart attack at 71 He was described as blunt stubborn fearless and stood 6 feet 4 inches tall He served about 35 years and had lived in Austin since retiring about a decade ago.

Austin Frank Hamer Texas Clyde Barrow Bonnie Parker Louisiana Blunt Hamer

Reds Build Atom Power Station

Tokyo reports Soviet scientists are building a second more efficient atomic power station using an uranium water reactor. The broadcast followed a Japanese correspondent’s Moscow report noting the first Russian plant near Moscow and claiming it to be the world’s first and largest synchro Cyclotron.

Tokyo W—Peiping Radio Moscow

Police Chief shoots man after resisting arrest in Cheto pa

Police Chief Claude Fosdick shot Jim Haraughty, 29, in the leg after he allegedly resisted arrest while Fosdick attempted to serve a warrant for disturbing the peace in Chetopa Kas. Haraughty escaped once and tried to flee a second time, according to the chief. No risk.

Chetopa Kas Claude Fosdick Jim Haraughty Fosdick Haraughty

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