Stassen challenge to Eisenhower shocks GOP rank and file
Editorial argues Harold Stassen openly questions Ike’s ticket by proposing Governor Christian Herter as running mate. Eisenhower faces awkward position as party leaders denounce Stassen while privately many conservatives and independents doubt the President’s health and Nixon’s suitability as successor.
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Harold Stassen
Republican
Eisenhower
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Stassen
Minnesota
Nixon
Big Show Folds The Ringling Circus Ends
The piece notes the end of Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey as a major American spectacle. It reflects on a future where grandchildren might claim they never saw a circus. It also touches on politics and social security, with satirical asides about Kansas voting, Eisenhower, Nixon, and civic clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Bros.Barnum & Baikey
Editorial: Kansas governor race stirs readers and voters
A Salina Journal piece reflects on the Kansas Republican primary as a clash between Fred Hall, a strong but vindictive leader with a solid record, and Warren Shaw, a personable team player tied to insiders and the old guard. The editorial urges readers to weigh strong leadership against a powerful team dynamics.
After All Stories By Elm You Hear Three Good Ones
A columnist muses on the origins of stories and the idea of a Story Research Department funded by major foundations. He recalls Telegraph and press services, noting the speed of tale transmission from coast to coast, and contrasts clever naughty tales with sordid ones while hinting at an anecdote about a man who raises bulls in Mexico.
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Ford
Rockefeller Foundation
Foundation
Kansas City
San Francisco
New York
Mexico
Saving The Soil Nebraska Sets Example For States
A Nebraska field study shows soil conservation progress across farms, highlighting terracing and contour farming. Officials stress soil work complements flood control, not replaces it, with the Department of Agriculture and the Corps of Engineers sharing the same stance and funding.
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Nebraska
Department of Agriculture
Corps of Engineers
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Trout Thief Silenced By Daring Reply In James City
A Portland man fishing on another’s land faced a rebuke when the owner protested. The quiet retort, Who wants to catch your trout I came only trying to drown this worm, became a local tale. Barney buys Hay grocery stock and stays at the same stand with full stock of fine groceries. A runaway horse from Garnett scattered pedestrians on Main Street. Thomas M. Larmer, traveling for the Leavenworth Argus, found newspaper canvassing uphill. The Great Chicago Circus and Menagerie bills loom in Court House square. The show comes next Thursday. School bells promise relief after a wave of boy mischief in town.
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Portland
Chicago
Court House Square
Entirely New Idea From Bible Movement Sparks Interest
Reverend E Duane Hulse known as the flying preacher of Wisconsin uses his airplane to reach distant cities for speaking engagements. Dr George W Crane notes a biblical inspired idea, citing Wise Men gifts as gold enabling a trip to Egypt and praising Bible as a living guide for behavior.
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E. Duane Hulse
Wisconsin
Crane
Iis
Gideon
God
Jesus
Michigan
Walter Scott
Hopking Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Roplins Syndicate, Inc
KMBC and WDAF Radio Schedule Highlights
Radio KMBC and WDAF network listings show multiple programs including News, Sports, Music, and Hourly updates. Notable items mention church notices, dinner music, church events, and campus or special KTJO segments with KNBC Baseball and WDAF Bands among the features.
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EMBC
WDAF
KMBC
Grand Ole Opry
KMBEC
Dilson
Morgan Beatty
Henry Taylor
Firestone
U.N
KTJO
Frederick
KNBC
Ot Subscription Rates in Trade Area by Mail
Subscriptions priced by mail to the trade area list one month at 1.00, three months at 5.50, six months at 10.00, and one year at an implied rate. The excerpt presents a compact rate table for mail delivery options.
Write in options allowed for precinct committee seats
Voters may write in names for precinct committeemen and committeewomen at the August 7 primary. County Clerk Bruce Spears left blank lines on the ballot for this purpose. Attorney General ruled that for committeewomen the primary is a general election, so blanks remain after their names. Write-in rules require 5 percent of the secretary of state’s last election total for other offices.
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Bruce Spears
Spears
Ottawa Herald Subscribers List and Army Ceremony
Subscribers recent new and renewal subscriptions include names across Ottawa and surrounding towns. Army ceremony notes PFC Grant R. Carey Jr of Princeton who took part in Fort Polk Louisiana during the 1st Armored division’s 16th anniversary activities.
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Ottawa Herald
Greeley
John Dassing
Rt. 1
Ottawa
Ray Potter
Roy Rybolt
Rt. 2
C. B. Jennings
Rt. 4
Rex ‘Simmons
Overbrook
Ray Anderson
C. C. Barnhart
Pomona
Robert Rea
L. J. Shepherd
John Wackowitch
Princeton
Melvin Stockard
Quenemo
Henry Dehn
Richmond
Clyde Edwards
Chester W. Martin
Wellsville
Damon Higbie
Gerald McGaugh
Ed Warner
Williamsburg
Jean Schaub
Pfc
Grant R. Carey, Jr
Fort Polk
1St Armored Division
Hall Says Republican Party And State Are Not For Sale
Gov. Fred Hall declared in Pittsburg that the Republican party and the state are not for sale. He accused Warren W. Shaw of selling state business via kickbacks and noted Shaw’s reply as an admission. Hall warned against illegal practices tied to state contracts and party finances. Also: Faye Garber and Marilyn Vail travel to Miami for a week’s visit. PFC Theodore Dauston Jr. will join the 101st Airborne at Fort Campbell after service in Japan.
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Hall
Shaw
Wes Roberts
Will Zurbucken
Fred Hall
Kansas
Pittsburg
Republican Party
Shawnee County
Edward F. Arn
Wes Roberts-Ann.Shaw Group
Faye Garber
Marilyn Vail
Appanoose
Miami
Okla
Theodore Dauston Jr
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell, Ky
Japan
Paola
Thumbnail Sketches of Candidates for Attorney General
A set of Republican and Democratic contenders for attorney general is profiled. John Anderson Jr of Olathe seeks the regular and unexpired term, after being appointed March 1 to fill the seat. Lions include Frank Eckdell Emporia, James W. Putnam Emporia, Harry G. Wiles St John, William F. Butters Topeka, John E. Lancelot Wichita, and John W. Sowers Wichita, plus Democratic incumbent John Anderson in the mix.
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Kansas Supreme Court
State Senate
Johnson County
Frank F. Eckdell
Frank Funston Eckdall
Emporia
Lyon County
9Th Air Force
Europe
Tactical Air Forces
Sth Army
United States
The
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James W. Putnam
Topeka
Putnam
Transportation Corps
City Attorneys Assn. of
Kansas
Kansas Republican Veterans Club
Kansas District of Kiwanis International
Kansas Commission On Federal - State Relations
Harry G. Wiles
St. John
Wiles
Stafford County
Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber International
William F. Butters
Atty
John Anderson
GOP
John E. Lancelot
John W. Sowers
Wichita
Butters
Oil Hill
el Dorado
Kas
15Th Air Force
Clarence R. Sowers
Canton
Ohio
Prayer Reflection on Christ’s Humility and Sacrifice
A brief prayer meditation cites Philippians 2 5 and contemplates the humility of Christ who became man and died on the cross for sins. It asks God to help believers accept the Saviour’s sacrifice anew and grow more worthy, concluding in the Lord's Prayer.
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Christ
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