TB Deaths Lead Kansas Disease Toll and Farm Safety Push
The Kansas TB problem remains severe with high death rates, especially in metropolitan areas and the eastern half. Early diagnosis is crucial, and a mobile X-ray unit will test many residents, including a July to August Franklin County visit. Farm safety concerns rise as rural accidents dominate, with machinery, drowning, firearms, and falls leading causes. Local safety committees sponsor education and demonstrations.
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Kansas
Franklin County
Franklin
L.S
A jumble of adages on politics and life
A scattered column jokes about Kennedy in the White House, labor leaders and the Fifth Amendment, neighborly news, marriage, and a Lincoln remark. It ponders candidacy, internship to practice, and a Nicaragua flag burning note, ending with a quip about 48-star models.
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Treasuries
Nicaragua
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago In Ottawa
Remodeling work was underway on the Davis-Wassmer Clothing company in the Shiras building. Ottawa temperatures reached 100 degrees for the third time that summer as an early air conditioner was moved to city hall to showcase its use. Victor Murdock campaigned in Ottawa for district congressman. County officials advertised bids for a new Fort Scott crossing bridge. Swede Carlson, KU football star, visited Ottawa briefly.
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Davis-Wassmer Clothing Company
Shiras
Ottawa
City Hall
Fred Baldwin
Fort Scott Crossing
To Your Good Health Elderly Care Tip
An advice column urges caution for seniors to prevent broken hips and falls. It cites modern surgical fixes like hip pinning, stresses the long recovery, and notes the rising medical needs of those over 65. The National Safety Council publishes leaflets on fall prevention, with a request for readers to obtain more tips by writing.
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National Safety Council
Prayer for Today Faith in God’s steadfast love
A devotional note invoking God’s steadfast love from Psalm 59 10 RSV. The prayer thanks the Father for unshakable love through Jesus Christ Our Lord and asks for courage in tomorrow, ending with Amen.
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God
Jesus Christ
Television Programs for Chicago Area Channels 4 6 9 13
A dense schedule listing daytime and prime time programming across channels 4 6 9 and 13. Highlights include news hourly segments from 12:00 to 12:38, various talk shows and game shows, movies and theatrical programs such as Five Star Theatre and Diamond Frontier, plus coverage of the Republican National Convention from Chicago planned for the evening. The listing names numerous programs and hosts including Jack Paar, Don Nersisen, Richard C Nottelet, and others, with times ranging from early afternoon to late night.
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Jack Paar
Five
Star Theatre
Dev Nelson
Sugerfect
Chris Condens
Whizzo
Wenderland
CBS News
Wrld
Loretta Young
Young
Dr. Malead
GOP Trots Out Star Performer For Convention
Hollywood AP notes a TV watcher saw President Eisenhower delivering the nomination speech as the convention’s climax while GOP spokesmen touted liberal conservative stances and the vice presidential pick. Henry Cabot Lodge, Everett Dirksen, and Mark Hatfield drew strong TV exposure amid coverage gaps and network differences in reporting.
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Hollywood
Eisenhower
Imeet
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Security Council
Everett Dirksen
Frank Church
Church
Dirksen
Mark Hatfield
Richard Nixon
CBS
Charles Collingwood
Oregon
Vote On Bonds At Hillsboro
Patrons of Hillsboro school district 82 will vote August 16 on a 205000 dollar bond issue for construction of a grade school building.
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Hillsboro
Hillsboro (Ap
Evenings TV Highlights at Republican National Convention
Television stations 4 5 9 and 16 carry Chicago convention coverage from 5 30 p m to about 11 p m The event features the platform reading and nomination of presidential and vice presidential candidates 400 Kansas youths for Nixon participate in demonstrations Also listed are after convention fare on Channel 5 The Youngest Profession time mid World War and Channel 9 an English sea captain his ship and a beautiful passenger
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Chicago
Kansas
Nixon
Channel 5
Channel 9
Homewood Area Visitors Schedule Weekend Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Smith and children toured Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scheufler and sons Lee and Ted of Sterling were weekend guests of sister Mrs. Dale Smith. Rev William Niles and family of Dows Iowa visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moser Robert and Sharon. Lee and Ted to stay another week.
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Donnie Smith
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Paul Scheufler
Lee
Ted
Sterling
Dale Smith
Smith
Sandra
Doug
Smiths
William Niles
Dows
Iowa
Fred Moser
Robert
Sharon
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Credits
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail. Prices range from one month at .85 to one year at 7.00 for trade area, and 1.59 to 15.00 for outside trade area. The paper is published daily except Sunday and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher Guy Snedaker. The Associated Press holds republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Theseessees
Associated Press
Trombone Bring Peace to the Busy World
New York AP notes a lone hobby for escape from family life: playing the trombone. Journalists form a band called the Fourth Estate Sweet Melodies Jazz Band, rehearsing rarely and sailing each summer on a mule drawn canal barge with friends, music, and beer aboard.
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New York
New Hope
Two Arrested At Tonganoxie
Two men were arrested Tuesday by Kansas highway patrol after a hitchhiker reported a robbery. Frederick A. Bugnitsky, of Kansas City Kansas, told the sheriff he was robbed near Reno after a ride west of Kansas City. Suspects were identified as Robert A. Franklin 22 of Kansas City Kansas and George Albert Oaks 19 of Fort Scott. They are held in Leavenworth county jail for investigation.
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Kan
Kansas Highway
Lpat
Frederick A. Bugnitsky
Kansas City
Leavenworth County
Reno
Robert A. Franklin
George Albert Oaks
Fort Scott
Young Kansans Tour Chicago as Nixon Support Grows
About 500 Kansas high school students arrived in Chicago for a Republican convention trip. They toured the Sciences and Industries Museum and joined the Kansas GOP delegation for a luncheon with party leaders. President Eisenhower’s speech drew approval from Kansans, and Kansas delegates plan to cast 22 votes for Nixon.
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Kanane
Kansas
Sciences and Industries Museum
Kansas Gop
T. R. Murrell
Topeka
Richard M. Nixon
Murrell
Nixon Committee
Eisenhower
Willard Garvey
Wichita
Russia
Sam Mellinger
Emporia
H H
Nixon
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