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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1959
Page
3
The University of Kansas will become the first Midwest school to offer Chinese. The program joins the new East Asian Languages and Culture department as part of a broader expansion to meet global needs and train more people in significant world languages as Chancellor Franklin Murphy notes.
Chanute Tribune notes the 1958 recession ended amid rising U S prosperity with production and personal incomes at historic highs. It argues many who fail in business did not advertise and predicts a record year for most firms, unless they neglect the ABC of management, advertising.
The writer reflects on Ireland as a backwater in decline, citing emigration to England, weak soil and resources, and a political nostalgia for independence. He critiques economic development promises and the burden of ecclesiastical influence while suggesting a hypothetical future where Ireland becomes a U.S.-style state as a provocative alternative.
A dense, fragmented OCR listing of TV programs for a day, naming shows such as Gun, Detec tive, Perry Mason, Lassie, Gunsmoke, Dragnet, Alfred Hitchcock, The Ed Sullivan Show, and News segments with times and channel references, reflecting a busy network prime time and daytime lineup. The text preserves multiple program titles and schedule slots across morning to late evening, including sport, movie, and variety segments with numerous repeats and cross references.
Dear Dr Molner explains bronchitis can mimic other lung conditions and urges thorough testing for chronic coughs. He notes smoking, dust, smog and lingering winter coughs may signal more serious issues such as tuberculosis, bronchiectasis, emphysema or lung cancer, with X rays and tests guiding diagnosis.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hammond 735 N Mulberry. Mrs E N Heinlein 339 S Cherry fell and fractured an arm while arranging a garden hose to put out a grass fire. Mrs W H Ireland and infant Kath leen were taken from Ransom Memorial Hospital to the home of Mrs Ireland's parents 915 S Main. Louis Vogel a former Ottawan died at Kansas City at age 24. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Irvin Andrews of North Oak. Charles Rush of Cedarvale an Ottawa University student in Colorado with vacationing students set a new record of walking up Pikes Peak in 442 hours.
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