Whispers Who Listens To Gov Docking In Democratic Ranks
Key question in Kansas politics is who governs Gov George Docking. Rumors name Don Hewitt as the latest ear. others point to Mrs Docking, Gene Sullivan, or state chair Frank Theis. Democratic leaders in Jackson County call for closer party cooperation, while Docking says he is not mad, except at Republicans. Unrest stems from spoils, popularity fears, and a looming factional balance.
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George
Democratic Party
George Docking
Mrs. Docking
Gene Sullivan
Frank Theis
Docking
Don Hewitt
Kansas City Cemetery
Hewitt
Jackson County
Fred Hall
Paris Changes, But Slowly Over Time
This reflective piece notes gradual transformations in Paris from shopfronts to taxis to hotels. It observes shrinking plane trees, new hair trends among cabbies, and shifting hotel habits such as soap, hot water grit, and a changing portrait in the lobby frame from the Prince of Wales to a contemporary heir, concluding with transit gloria mundi.
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Prince of Wales
Heart Murmur Explained For Parents By Doctor
Dear Dr Mother discusses heart murmurs in babies, noting most are innocent and observation is often best. It explains valve function, why murmurs occur, and when to worry, urging clear communication with parents and follow up if signs develop. The note also mentions allergy clues and a booklet on bed wetting.
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Dr. Melner
Elks Club sponsors Legion baseball team noted
From Our Readers lauds the Elks Club for sponsoring the Legion Baseball team. The writer thanks the Elks and says their support is encouraging and inspirational to Ottawans and their boys.
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Elks Club
Legion
The
Elks
Arthur Jensen
Ottawa
Pictures of First Presbyterian Church Found in Herald Office
The Herald publishes old pictures showing the First Presbyterian Church at 5th and Main built in 1967. The pictures indicate the church remained there until torn down for the present church completed in 1996. Hiram A. Rice, 72, retired farmer, died at his Quenemo home. NRA compliance board disbanded. Members listed. Water line work begun from Main Street to a new canning factory south of the Warner plant. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones. Electric fans installed in the Chenoweth undertakers front room and at the Nelson Hotel.
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C. E. Peck
Herald Office
First Presbyterian Church
5Th and Main
Hiram A. Rice
Quenemo
Main Street
Warner
Chenoweth Undertaking Establishment
Nelson Hotel
Prayer Exhortation For Peaceful Life In Godliness
A devotional excerpt urges prayers for all in authority so that believers may lead quiet lives in godliness. It includes a prayer to grow spiritually and live close to God, asking for unity with His will and shining as candles for Jesus Christ. It ends with an Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Television Schedule Montage For Thursday Night
A dense listing of Channel 4 NBC Channel 13 CBS Channel 9 and ABC programs across the day. The grid shows shows like Wagon Train Trackdown News Weather and Sign Off with a mix of game shows dramas and variety programs and a late night late show. Strong entities include channel numbers program titles and time stamps around 6:30 7:00 8:00 and after midnight.
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This Is Life &—Circle
Donna Reed
Ind'apolis 550
Highway Patt
Ee Young
Piety Miller
Ottawa Herald subscription rates outlined in ad
The Ottawa Herald lists mailing addresses and staff, then details subscription rates by mail. One month 85 cents, three months 2.60, six months 3.28, one year 7.00 within trade area. outside rates are 3.50 per month, 4.25 for three months, 8.00 for six months, and 15.00 for one year.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert FH
Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Only Congress Or People Can Hold Down Debt
New York AP report explains U S Treasury pressures from tax laws favoring corporations and state local agencies, high mortgage yields, and federal reserve policy. It notes marketable securities face stiff competition, tax advantages for borrowers, and the growing burden of government debt.
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Congress
New York
U. S. Treasury
Mort‘gages
Treasury Securities
U. S
Treasury
Eisenhower
Sam
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Trapping Rats In Stored Grains At Purdue
G C Oderkirk of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service reminded Purdue area farmers trapping is practical to reduce losses from rats and mice in stored grains. He cited baits like peanut butter nuts cake bacon cheese and jam and noted snap traps are effective. Place traps along rat paths and check wall-adjacent areas, sprinkling powder to reveal runways.
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Lafayette
Ind
G. C. Oderkirk
Predator and Rodent Control
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Purdue University
Oderkirk
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Joseph G. Molner
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Dundee
NRA
J. H. Colby
W.B. Wilson
Lamar Phillips
Harry Worthington
R R. Redmond
Fred P. Martin
Mrs
Harry Jones
NBC
CBS
ABC
Sarecret O
Bettye Miller
Kangaro Carty
Sowe
Jim Des
Ril
Teleshoc
Jim Dean
Dr. Malo
Root
Amos
Hound
U.S. Marshall
Jack Paar
Noste
Dev Nelson
Paar
Gordon Eliot
Ottawa Herald
Federal Reserve Board
McCormick
Sheldon's
Wit Sheldon Wise
Jungle Joe O’brien
Man
America
Kansas State Bank
R. S. Hill
Glen Hayward
Ed Hosler
Mamie Sands
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