Two Lights In Sky Editorial Warns Of Atomic Peril
In a national editorial tone the piece argues that widespread atomic armaments risk catastrophe. It notes 2000 scientists urging international testing bans and contrasts three world camps while urging disarmament over a path to peace.
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4&Mony
Atomic Energy
Earth
California
Russia
America
U.S
Hungary
Egypt
Israel
Mid-East
Journey by car from Rome to Siena through Italian countryside
The narrator drives from Rome toward Florence along a main highway, noting stark contrasts in traffic, landscapes, and towns. He describes prosperous fields, farm labor, and roadside life, stopping for a meal before continuing into the mountains and reaching Siena after a long ascent through ridges and valleys.
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Siena
Italy
Rome
Esso
Singer
Florence
United States
Germany
After All by Elm Death Mirrors a Callous Society
The piece laments modern indifference as drownings, fatal football injuries, and car crashes pass with spectators and crowds treating deaths as morbid spectacles rather than tragedies. It questions public reaction and societal desensitization amid ongoing sports and civic life.
Flour relief request and local notes from Franklin County
Ald full page item notes an application to the Red Cross for an extra 10 000 pounds of flour milled from Farm Board wheat for needy families in Franklin County, with 42 000 pounds previously milled. Also reports Nina Striplin sick with scarlet fever, Dale Forsythe from Washburn University home for the summer, Miss Margaret Lyons buying a new car, 50 years ago Fred Brombacher in Greenville with his mother, Ottawa stores adopting glass display cases for strawberries, butter at 25 cents a pound, and a bicycle craze revival among local boys.
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The
Red Cross
Farm Board
Franklin County
Clips And Quips Junior Near Bubble Gum Mishap
A short local item notes Clips And Quips Junior sticking gum to a TV screen in Ark City. Ye Ed reports a cheerful mood after discovering mail items including paper clips blotters and a comic book among waste. A club hostess packing five card tables in a small apartment draws wall to wall gossip from a guest observing without complaint.
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Junior
Dorado Times
Arkansas City Traveler
Ottawa Herald Subscriber Rates Displayed
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. By mail prices include one month eighty five cents, three months two dollars, six months three dollars and seventy five cents, one year seven dollars. outside trade area rates are one month one dollar, three months three dollars, six months five dollars and fifty cents, one year ten dollars.
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Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Prayer for Today Spirit of truth inspires seekers
A devotional prayer reflecting on John 15 26 and asking for questing hearts enlightened minds and guidance through the Holy Spirit to interpret Thy thoughts and fulfill Thy purposes. Amen.
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Jesus
Television Schedule Brief for Channel Lineup
Channel listings show NBC At 11 00 News and Weather at 11 15 plus ABC and CBS items including daily news at 11 25 and a 3 00 program block with comedy and drama titles. Notable entries include Movia 2 45 and Dr N Ventor at 3 50.
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Theatre
Pansport
Climax
News
Dragnet
KC Sportlight
Weather
Crusader
Federal Mooresport
Maxwell
Ole Kansas
Hardy
Annie Oakley
Helen O'Conll
Rin Tin Tin
NBC News
Adams
Jim Bowie
Playhouse
Guy Lombardo
People’s Exchange
Mrrett P. Scrivner
Radio Schedule Highlights From June Broadcasts
A historic Thursday radio grid lists WDAF and KCMO programs starting at 6:00 a.m. with top of morning segments, weather updates, news bulletins, and various hosts including Morgan Beatty and Bob Hope. The lineup runs through 9:15 a.m. featuring hymns and sentimental melodies.
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WDAF
KCMO
Morgan Beatty
Bob Sanders
Bob Hope
Robt
Q. Lewis
KTJO
Wthr
Marriage Confession and Advertising Strategy
Hank and Nancy wed in a home ceremony with Hank relieved at last to decide. A private note urges sending for a booklet titled The New Strategy of Advertising & Selling offering advice on the minor decision believed pivotal in winning husbands. Include a stamped return envelope and 20c to Ir. Crane, Hopkins Syndicate, Melott, Indiana.
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Hank
Nancy
Ir. Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Learns A Lesson About Ad Libbing in Henryetta
John Morris a local radio DJ learned a lesson about ad libbing after finishing a rose bush sale commercial he added a line about lazy husbands needing roses planted by Ol' Lover John. The joke drew calls and the DJ spent Sunday planting roses around town to humor listeners.
Visitors and church events around Briles area
Visitors at the Albert Carpenter home included Will Scott Will Mc Conachie Mrs George Gould and D L Young. Carolyn Brittenham stayed as an overnight guest of Dora Bell Carpenter. Ot tawa residents Ray Eversmeyer spent Monday with Beth Batdorf. Sadie Haney James Macaber from Hyannis visited relatives. The OConnor and Briles families were hosts. New Hope and Ruhamah Baptists held a joint service at Ruhamah with a reception for the Welton family. Beth Batdorf performed at Rural Life Sunday services in Ott awa.
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Albert Carpenter
Will Scott
Will McConachie
George Gould
D. L. Young
Carolyn Brittenham
Dora Bell Carpenter
Ray Eversmeyer
Ottawa
Beth Batdorf
Sadie Haney
James Macaber
Hyannis
Nebraska
C. W. O'Connor
Wellsville
Nelson Briles
Clarence Briles
New Hope Baptist Church
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Ruhamah
Don Welton
First Baptist Church
Some Damage To Wheat Crop
TOPEKA Kansas reports indicate cool weather aided kernel filling while continued rains wind and hail caused damage to wheat across many areas Development of the crop was slowed with 75 percent headed and 14 percent turning compared with 92 and 36 percent a year ago Lodging leaf rust and mildew were noted but prospects remained favorable in parts of the state including northwestern counties and eastern Kansas
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Kansas
Two Convicted On Narcotics Charges In Kansas City Case
Morse Hamilton aged 54 and his wife Rosa Ann 57 of Topeka were convicted yesterday in U S District Court of possessing and selling narcotics. They may file for a new trial within five days. Judge Walter A Haxman of the 10th Circuit presided, substituting for ill Judge Arthur J Mellett.
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Kas
Morse Hamilton
Rosa Ann
Topeka
U. S. District Court
Walter A. Haxman
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Arthur J. Mellett
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