Chamber Of Commerce Urges Business To Join Political Fight
Editorial notes a State Chamber program to educate businessmen in politics and party organization, claiming a nonpartisan, pro enterprise aim while warning of labor and left wing threats. Mentions a Kansas focus, AFL CIO quotes, and calls for active business involvement in government. Also reports local incidents including a barn fire, a newborn Reed Francis, Miss Olive Gaynor’s move to New York, and other Ottawa area notes.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber
State Chamber Board
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Congress
B. F. Bowers
Centropolis
Lionel Shaw
Bowers
Carl Richardson
Ottawa
Reed Francis
Olive Gaynor
New York City
Postal Telegraph Service
8. S. Friedman
New York
Freedom of speech in Hyde Park voices many opinions
In Hyde Park opposite Marble Arch, a crowd gathers around eight to ten orators as freedom of speech remains a bustling forum. An Irish speaker mocks English culture while a tattooed burglar speaks of crime and future plans, a Jew extols Israel, a Tory cites a morning paper, and others debate communism and nuclear disarmament.
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London
Marble Arch
Hyde Park
Israel
Times
Britain
United States
Regular pelvic exams and checkups advised after age forty
Dear Dr Mother counsels that generally after age 45 or 50 a yearly checkup is wise for both sexes. For women the pelvic exam aids early detection of cervical changes and other issues, with some gynecologists preferring twice yearly readings for this age group. Also covered are ear plugging causes, tubal ligation, and menopause timing with averages around 48 to 50.
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Dr. Mother
How to tell if you are an old-timer says hay and boyle
A humorous look at bygone era signs of aging from a New York AP piece. It lists contrasts like cigarettes two bits rides in airplanes in cow pastures and the old social norms. Nostalgic items include hatcheck girls Clara Bow and jumbo the elephant.
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New York
Christy Mathewson
Newcy
Giants
Mary Pickford
Hatcheck
Yale
New York City
Rover
Spot Tighe
Bowser
National Geographic Magazine
Motor Magazine
Chevy
Sports Cars Illustrated
Television Schedule Overview Across Major Networks
Full day grid lists programs from Channel 4 NBC and CBS on Wednesday and Thursday. Notable items include Bettye Miller Mickey Mouse Wagon Train The Twilight Zone and The Price Is Right style game shows plus news broadcasts Weather Sports and The Tonight Show era fillers. The long OCR shows a dense mix of schedules with many mid to late evening entries and multiple channels.
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Bat Maat'son
Fuaume
Bettye Miller
Mickey Mouse
Thia Is
Dorina Reedman
D. Lombardo
Sparish—Highway Patr
Weather
Betty Miller
Jungle Jim
Raiders
Jack Paar
Sports 625
Dev Nelson
Oroany
People's Ch
Farm
R. Rogers
Walt Disney
Joe
Misc_ Brooks
S—Hound
Levenson
Texas Rodeo
Hlayhouse
Bride
Willy
S—Derringer
Guiding Light
McCays
Beaver
Heacon
Playhouse
Rough Riders
U.S. Marshall
SoNews
Dr. Malone
Gordon Iilet
Payoll
Josh
Day In Court
Gale Storm
Latty Ward
Amon'n
Andy
Forbes
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription options with rates by mail and outside trade area. Pricing includes one month eight cents, three months, six months six dollars, and one year ninety seven dollars. outside trade area rates rise accordingly.
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Mein
Ottawa
Robert Bington
Guy Baedaker
Iny Rail
Profits Rise For Many Firms In Early 1959
Net incomes for the first half of 1959 surged across industries led by chemicals. Du Pont up 49 percent and Union Carbide 81 percent, with 259 firms reporting. overall profits rose sharply from 1958. Analysts cite cost cuts, new plants, and efficient equipment as drivers, while some caution gains may ease as production activity slows.
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du Pont
Union Carbide
New York
Steel
Cass
Predottaris
Costa
Senator Tsukiyama Backs Second Statue For Honolulu Harbor
Honolulu rally speaker Sen. Wilfred Tsukiyama proposes a second Statue of Liberty at Honolulu Harbor entrance. Tsukiyama, 62, longtime Hawaii senator of Japanese descent, suggests the project as a political platform in the race for one of Hawaii's two U.S. Senate seats.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
U.S
Senate
Willfred C. Tsukiyama
Business profits rise across several firms in mid year
Monsanto hits 102 percent growth while Alice Chemical and American Cyana both double their gains. International Business Machines earnings rise 20 percent and Johns Manville reports higher profits. Overall the year so far proves favorable for most businesses despite summer uncertainty.
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Monsanto
Alice Chemical
American Cyanamid
International Business Machines
Johns Manville
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Jumbo
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Assn. of American Railroads
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Escle
Eastman
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Rehedict
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Jane Pomel
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Motor Trend Magazine
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