Editorials On Ottawa Kansas City Highway Insults
Kansas editors and highway officials spar over Ottawa to Kansas City route calling it a boon not a misstep. The piece argues the Ottawa Emporia segment should be retained to funnel traffic onto the turnpike, while urging ongoing modernization of the southern link and cautioning against a westward redirection.
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Olathe
Ottawa Kansas City Road
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Newton
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Salina
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State Highway Commission
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United States Brewers Foundation
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Central Kansas
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Caunt Kingman
King County
Mcpherson
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Atchison County
Fall Dorado
Butler County
Lyon County
Goodland
Shermanounty
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Young Grove
Morris County
Kimsley
Annly
Far City
Osage
Wabaunsee
Mound City
Linn
Seneca
Nemaha County
Tarford
Stafford
Ulysses
Grant County
Gheensburg
Big Well
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Erie
Neosho
This And That by joh The Middle East craze Iraq and roll
A light column notes current fads in the Middle East with Iraq and roll, laments the marriage rate decline in the United States, and jokes about Khrushchev, Alaska statehood, Cuban rebels and wartime service. It closes with a nudge to readers to send letters before the postage raise.
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United States
Kansas
United States Brewers Foundation
A Williamsburg Child Burns Hand On Live Wire
Auld Lang Syne Becky Coon, a Williamsburg child, suffered a severe burn on her hand when she caught hold of a live wire at Williamsburg school. Postmaster Newman Waring was at Chanute attending a postmasters convention. John IVey of 1st and Locust was ill with cholera morbus.
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Williamsburg
Newman Waring
Chanute
Postmasters
John Ivey
Cholrea Morbus
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and mailing details
The Ottawa Herald lists monthly and annual subscription options for in trade area and outside trade area. Rates include six months for 3.75 dollars, one month for 1.00 and one year for 12.00, with various mail percentages and delivery terms. The note references editors publishers and Wellington residents in the publication header.
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Prayer From Isaiah 41 10 Style Invocation
A religious meditation quotes Isaiah 41 10 and a personal prayer asking God to remove fear provide guidance and strength. The speaker seeks comfort in divine presence and safety as life’s journey continues, ending with a plea for Jesus sake.
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Jesus
Neurotic diagnosis and patient guidance in health column
A health columnist argues that neurosis or nerves are common and not mental illness, urging clear medical evaluation, patient belief in the doctor, and practical steps like staying busy and helping others. He notes that therapy combines physician action and patient effort, with examples on nerves, thyroid questions, and benign tumors.
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Molner
Television Program Guide Snapshot
Channel listings for four networks with times and show names. Includes News Weather Sports and entertainment blocks, with entries such as Cisco Kid Riley Wyatt Earp Keep Talking Mr Adams Tell the Truth Broken Arrow and Don Ameche musical segments and late night shows.
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Mickey Man
Cisco Kid
Emeather
Riley
Sugarfoot
Investigator
Mr. Adams
Wyatt Earp
Datto
Broken Arrow
Bob Cummings
Playhouse
Frisco Beat
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John Miller
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Don Ameche
Women In Road Plans Consider Women In Road Plans
Memo to men drivers discusses future highway design to ease female drivers anxiety. Proposed ideas include wider travel lanes, a slow speed lane without trucks, closer emergency turnoffs with police phones and shelters, and pastel pavement colors to aid visibility and reduce confusion.
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Washington
A. Car
Stelling
New York
American Society of Landscapers Architects
Sterling
Best To Enjoy What You Have In Life List
A reflective piece recalls simple pleasures and memories from midcentury life. It lists cigars, Ny lon socks, Notre Dame football, Bing Crosby songs, Chaplin films, ice cream, berry shortcake, and an Arab desert meal. Personal recollections span Eiffel Tower visits, Rome, Cairo, wartime London walks, and family moments. The writer asks readers to share their own lists of meaningful moments.
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Bing Crosby
Helen Hayes
Charlie Chaplin
W. C. Fields
Eifel Tower
St. Peter's
Rome
Great Pyramid
Cairo
France
London
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