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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1958
Page
3
The IRS faced criticism for long sentences and complex forms and now forms a special staff to simplify tax collection and paperwork. A college official leads the unit, promising cheaper taxes though concern rises about expanding government and costs under the current administration.
Ottawa's summer recreation plan opens Monday with entertainment and instruction for youths. The program, directed by Orris Cox, aims to be productive and enjoyable, with swimming sessions starting later in the month requiring broad participation by children and adults alike. Mr. Cox and his trained staff are described as a mother's best friends for summer.
Lawrence Journal World notes a Bentley priced at 13 250 dollars F O B port of entry offering a $300 savings over the Rolls Royce at 13 550 dollars. Both cars are described as identical aside from radiator design, with the Bentley cheaper due to its simpler radiator construction.
Brief collection of wry observations on motoring rural signs and societal quirks. Notes on a motorist’s arrival time, Indiana barns, recession jokes, old product names, Wilt Chamberlain, Army drafts, France’s politics, and fashion trends.
A collage of humorous quips and editorials from Spearville News Atchison Globe Cherryvale Republican El Dorado Times. The items touch on national anthem modernization ethics a swing version of the EU yell a familiar druggist title and Milton Eisenhower being named father of the year with a nod to Dick Nixon as rock collector of the year.
Rev Bruce K Blunt accepts a call to First Baptist Church at Olathe. Ottawa sees two trains carrying hundreds of reforestation recruits pass through. An Ottawa switch box incident damaged the mechanism and halted a Missouri Pacific train for repairs. C W Hijort opens a branch music store at Williamsburg. Ottawans discuss a potential 4th of July event with limited club support. D W Leonard buys 1004 S Main for 3500 dollars.
A physician notes that moderate alcohol may be tolerated by some with hypertension but individual responses vary. Alcohol may aid angina as a mild sedative, but during a full coronary attack it is inappropriate. Do not give alcohol after a heart attack. seek medical help quickly and keep the patient calm and comfortable.
A brief devotional prayer asks God to fill hearts with love for neighbors near and far, so no room is left for indifference. It invokes Colossians 3 14 and is offered in the name of Christ with Amen.
Readable schedule fragments list Channel 4 NBC CBS and ABC programs with times and show titles across a day including Perry Mason Gunsmoke Wagon Train Twilight Zone Batman and sport and weather segments. Mentions David Hartman Reed and other hosts with multiple network entries and shared times.
How do you tell which record will be a hit and which will fade in time. The piece explains three main sources for tips on future hits: mail, personal contact, and hops. It notes that spotting top ten tunes is a full-time job and emphasizes the role of audience reaction.
HOLLYWOOD AP reports that Bachelor Father despite a wreckage of TV season turnover remains renewed for next season. John Forsythe defends the family friendly tone ahead of debates on humor values and audience appeal while discussing Sammee Tong and Noreen Corcoran. He describes teen radio craft, audience mail, and regional hits guiding future records for the show.
New York AP report notes TV producer Ted Rogers observes women gravitate to Westerns as cowboys symbolize individualism over the organization man. He previews his Wide, Wide World study this Sunday on the entertainment form.
The Ottawa Herald announces a daily publication schedule with Sundays and holidays, edited by Robert B. Wellington and Guy Snedakey. The item notes postal service entry at Ottawa Kansas and mentions a second stage matter in the record.
Mia Putnam advertised an outboard motor for sale in St Paul. She told inquirers the motor was in her yard attached to a barrel at her home. The next morning the motor, valued at 100 dollars, was gone.
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