A Need For Leaders Editorial Rousing call at jamboree
Editorial argues 50 000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge highlight the nation’s need for adult leadership. It cites 3.2 million Scouts and one adult leader per three youths, urging Ottawa to recruit more leaders to sustain the scouting program’s goal of shaping future national leaders.
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Valley Forge
United States
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Washington
Florida
Ottawa
Economy Wanes as Senate Keeps Budget Pork Campions
Ottawa notes show economy push in national budget with river work Pomona reservoir funds and Marais des Cygnes approval, Senate adding items. House bargains continue, setting stage for compromise committee and further haggling. Commentaries mock political contrast and social trends.
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Ottawa
House
Pomona Reservoir
Marais Des Cygnes
Senate
Senate House
Prayer and warning notes follow in old paper fragment
A religious prayer passage urges faith and patience to witness for thy cause. A Yellowstone warning notes safety around bears with a quirky rug remark attributed to the Augusta Gazette. An Atchison Globe item mentions a man passing the Jeneses in a race and receiving a trophy amid a bankruptcy mention.
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Christ
Yellowstone Park
Augusta Gazette
Atchison
Jeneses
Atchison Globe
Airy church service and sizzling heat prompt comfort ideas
In a humorous column the writer laments church heat and crowd discomfort inside a hot church service with old benches and stale air. He suggests theater seats, air conditioning enhancements, and fresh-air fans as possible improvements. The note touches on local events including a church dedication, street resurfacing, and public dog-license enforcement.
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listing and details
The Ottawa Herald provides daily local news with subscription options. Rates shown include trade area by mail: one month eighty five cents, three months two dollars, six months three dollars forty six cents, one year seven dollars. outside trade area by mail: one month one dollar, three months three dollars, six months five dollars ninety cents, one year one hundred? (unspecified).
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S. Main
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Television Schedule Fragment Channel Listings
A dense OCR of a mid century television grid lists channels CBS NBC ABC and more with times from early morning to late night. It names programs and personalities such as Mickey Mouse, Laurel Hardy, News, Weather, Sports, Price Is Right, Romper Room, Godfrey, Bandstand, Theatre, and various specials across multiple channels and time slots. It reads like a local paper’s TV guide with numerous program titles and host names scattered throughout.
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Mickey Mouse
Little Margie
Laurel Hardy
Rocky Jones
Helen Q’con'll
NBC News
TV Theatre
Tio
Tve
Highway Patrol
Count Basie Not A Man To Take Life Seriously
NEW YORK - Count Basie, 52 next month, speaks of living every day like Saturday night. The pianist, famed as dean of jump swing, recalls early gigs, 12th Street jazz lanes, and his rise from $3 a night in a Jersey coast restaurant to three transatlantic tours. He cites Duke Ellington, Armstrong, Dorsey, and Benny Goodman as lifetime inspirations and names St Louis Blues as the all time great tune.
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New York
William Basie
Bill
Count Basie
Basie
Red Bank N. J
Jersey Coast
Benny Moten
Reno Club
12Th St
Kansas City
Duke Ellington
Satchmo Armstrong
Tommy Dorsey
Benny Goodman
Girl Craves Dominance Teasing Engaged Boyfriend
Janet J aged 22 engaged to Jerry a mild cultured accountant seeks physical dominance and provokes anger to provoke a reaction hoping he will restrain and roughen her. Dr Crane explains attachment to paternal dynamics and female masochism while Janet nags to force a more masculine role and hints at a follow up.
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Janet J
Jerry
Dr. Crane
Janet
Lalways
de Crane
Hopkine Syndicate
Melott
Ind
First Atomic Blast Was 12 Years Ago
AP report marks the 12th anniversary of the Alamogordo explosion. It notes the dawn of the atomic age, subsequent wars and devastations, and the global move toward peaceful and military uses. It highlights fallout concerns, various nuclear applications, and international progress including Britain and Russia in atomic development.
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Alamogordo
Earth
New Mexico Desert
Yireshima
Nagasaki
West
East
America
Russia
United States
Britain
Cinders Ordered for Icy Roads Next Winter
ST JOSEPH Missouri weather hit 98 degrees as Missouri Highway Department engineer Paul E Zimmerman announced ample cinders collected to spread on icy highways in the area next winter.
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ST. Joseph
Paul E. Zimmerman
Missouri Highway Department
Lower Grain Rates Urged At ICC Hearing
Southern grain freight rates are 40 percent higher than the North, heard at an Interstate Commerce Commission session in Kansas City. The Southeastern Association of Railroad Utilities Commissions filed the 1955 complaint against the Santa Fe Railroad, with other complaints from cities companies and boards of trade against Southeast railroads. Walter Scott of the Kansas City Board of Trade said grain and grain products in the Kansas City area bear unreasonably high rates.
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Kansas City
South
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern Railroad
North
Santa Fe Railroad
Southeastern Assn. of
Railroad Utilities Commissions
Southeast
Walter Scott
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City Territory
Overbrook approves $10,000 bond for school equipment
Voters at Overbrook pass a $10,000 bond issue for equipping the town's new grade school by a 158 to 107 vote. The sum allocates an asphalt tile floor for the multi purpose room along with sidewalks shelving and cabinets in addition to the $198,000 bond already approved for the annex construction.
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Overbrook
Soldier shoots self after wife has baby
An Army spokesman said Georgia soldier J C Arden L Alexander, 45, of Hawkinsville, shot himself in his apartment yesterday, 24 hours after his wife gave birth to their third child. He had 16 years of Army service.
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Ft, Riley
Georgia
J.C. Arden L. Alexander
Hawkinsville
Chuck Stewart and Son Auctioneer Lynn Brodrick Director
Chuck Stewart and Son conducts an auction led by Lynn Brodrick serving as director for the sale. The event involves bidding, catalog items, and coordinating auctioneer duties across the floor. Local buyers attended with interest in identified lots and real estate offerings.
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Meet Metgraw
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Hollywood
Eleanor Day
W. Monroe St
Chicago
Ramnbo Baking CO
National Bakers Services, Inc
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