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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1958

Page

3

Library Notes Pamphlets Grow in Popularity

Pamphlets from sources like Farmers Bulletins and Public Affairs Committee attract library patrons seeking concise up to date material on topics such as juvenile delinquency narcotics alcoholism civil defense atomic power conservation and more. Students and busy adults use them for term papers speeches and quick research.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Public Affairs Committee Sciience Research Associates

Why Not The Dandelion As Our National Flower

An AP story argues why the dandelion could serve as a unifying national symbol rather than the rose or corn tassel. It notes Congress has not voted, cites lobbying by rose enthusiasts in Atlanta and corn tassel advocates in the Midwest, and praises the dandelion as a democratic, versatile, all American flower.

New York America Congress Atlanta Midwest New York Yankees Middle West Old South

First Negro graduate of integrated North Carolina high school

Greensboro Seminary High School honored 18 year old Josephine Ophelia Boyd as the first Negro to graduate from an integrated public high school in North Carolina. City School Supt Ben L Smith urged students to stand for what they believe, regardless of cost. No incidents occurred despite earlier egg attacks on Boyd.

Greensboro N. C Greensboro Seminary High School Ben L. Smith Josephine Ophelia Boyd North Carolina

Power failure blamed for Stickleback sinking ram by destroyer

Honolulu report says submarine Stickleback's power loss during a dive caused loss of control. Lt Dickieson testified the crew manually tried to halt the plunge, but as the sub rose it was rammed and sunk by the destroyer escort Silverstein.74 enlisted men and eight officers were rescued.

Honolulu Stickleback Silverstein Robert W. Dickieson Naval Court of

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