Editorials Lax On Licenses Inadequate traffic enforcement in Topeka noted as two repeat violators got licenses back after brief suspensions.
A Topeka paper highlights lax license reinstatement after suspensions for habitual violators. Ottawa offender cited with 12 offenses since 1950, first at 14, plus run-ins with police and highway patrol. Calls for better record keeping and stricter Motor Vehicle department practices. The piece also includes travelogue on Hall Porters in Siena and a Fiat rental experience.
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Topeka
Ottawa
Highway Patrol
Clips And Quips From Emporia Gazette Brush
The Emporia Gazette notes spring hints as cottonwoods shed and urban rivers show a traffic jam under bridges and over the dam. The item blends local wit with atmospheric description of seasonal change and city life.
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Brothers of the Brush
Emporia Gazette
Haircut Trends Across Regions Shape Men’s Styles
The East, Midwest and New York styles diverge from the barbershop tradition as men switch from generic trims to defined cuts. Crew cuts, feather crews, the Ivy League, Butch, Madison Avenue, English, Elvis and Post-Elvis styles appear, while bowl cuts fade with home trimmers. Some East men color hair or add white temple lines. Midwest retains occasional English cuts and the Elvis look with sideburns.
Campbell Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
Catherine Campbell entered the race for county treasurer. A local deer herd produced twin fawns. A. M. Telfer bought a washing machine agency from Leon Hatten. Oakland Community invited all candidates to a school talk fest with a musical program and refreshments. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Dumont. Rev. W. A. Elliott preached at the Atchison Methodist Church. First Baptist was filled by Dr. B. E. Price from Ottawa University. Charles Blum and wife toured Garnett. Warner Fence Co. closed a week to install a gas engine. Residents near Fourth and Walnut and Fifth and Walnut pressed for proper crossings due to mud.
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Oakland
W. A. Elliott
Atchison
First Baptist Church
8. E. Price
Ottawa University
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listed
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription rates for trade area readers. In area rates are given for one month to one year, with outside trade area pricing also shown.
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S. Main
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Cccssceseonsesee Siitor
Guy Snedaker
Cece
Prayer for Today and Perseverance in Church Work
A prayer invoking perseverance for church members. Asking Our Father for strength to carry on church work despite obstacles. Seeks faith courage and patience to maintain and strengthen Thy Church in the name of Christ. Amen.
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Christ
Fragmented TV Schedule Page
OCR fragment shows a dense list of television programs across NBC CBS and ABC channels with times, show names, and host or segment notes. The readable items include news, sports, cartoons like Little Margie Mickey Mouse and Flicka, game shows Price Is Right and Tic Tac Dough, and various public notices of programs across morning to late evening slots.
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Garry Moore
Godfrey
Combink
Waterfront
Dr. N. Ventor
Ole Kansas
Early Shaw
Laurel Hardy
Sky King
Purnie Sage
Helen O'Con
Disneyland
Flicka Groh
NBC News
TV Theatre
Highway Patrol
Radio Schedule Highlights for June 11 12
Tuesday and Wednesday broadcast grid lists WDAF KCMO KTJO-FM stations with news sports and music blocks. Notable items include Amos n Andy House Oven and Philo Vance segments plus theatre and world tonight features.
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Daily Word
Miss Brooks
Ernie
Big Paroff
Bob Cro
Jazz
Queen
Brighte
Fox
Father
Godfrey
Ozzle-Harriet
Ford
Biff Baker
Kartoons
WDAF
KCMO
Morgan Beatty
Bob Sanders
Gildersleeve
Rodt
Q. Lewis
KTJO
Robdt
Fredrikson
Ktjo-Fm
Amos
Andy
XCNO
Ktjso-Fm
Philo Vance
Richmond Area Social Notes and Family Visits
News from Richmond area reports visits and events. Families like the Dietrichs, McCalls, and Feuerborns travel to Kansas City for graduations and gatherings. New births are noted for Mrs. Kimball and the Powelson family. local trips include trips to Ottawa and Estes Park with plans to California later.
Local social notes from Rantoul area visitors and guests
Mr and Mrs W R Burn left Monday on a two week trip to visit relatives in Kentucky and Indiana. Guests at the Frank Kirkland home included the Kirkland families and Dean Kirkland. Presbyterian Church ladies circle to meet with Mrs Eber Swans on Thursday. John Camp of Denver visited his sister Mrs L M Watkins and father Anson Camp. Other supper guests were Leo Blackstone Wayne Ludwig and families F C Hermesmeyer. Mrs Robert Hubbard and five children went to Denver for three weeks. Martha Coffman attended Benham Barry wedding in Wellsville. Dee Spencer family moved to Williams Oil Co lease house. Frank Nelson family returned from a trip to New Mexico. Memorial day guests at C A Gleason home included Ray Bloomer Floyd Robertson and families Evan Bishop and family all of Ottawa. Gladys Wescot and Earl Wescot of Amarillo Texas visited Mrs Ray Redick and family. Other Sunday guests included Eldon McKeon Rowe Dean Redick son and Robert Redick.
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Bud Kirkland
Wayland Kirkland
Dean Kirkland
Frank Kirkland
LLC of
Presbyterian Church
Eber Swans
John Camp
Denver
Colo
L. M. Watkins
Anson Camp
Leo Blackstone
Wayne Ludwig
F. C. Hermesmeyer
Robert Hubbard
Martha Coffman
Wellsville
Benham-Barry
Dee Spencer
W. Mannen
Williams Oil Co
Rantoul
Frank Nelson
Gladys Wescot
Earl Wescot
Amarillo
Texas
Ray Redick
Mr. Redick
Eldon McKeon
Rowe Dean Redick
Robert Redick
Character Of Second Born Son Affects Extrovert Traits
Dr George W Crane analyzes Bobby aged four as the younger brother of Jimmy six in a case exploring how second-born children mirror prodigal traits. Bobby clings to toys, learns to talk and bargain, and becomes sociable, ambitious, and susceptible to peer influence and early smoking trends.
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Bobby
Jimmy
Introvert Extrovert Test Offered by Dr Crane Kit
A reader recalls parental guidance shaping an elder child into a responsible executive type while the younger is not urged toward self management. The note offers a Vocational Guidance Kit with an Introvert Extrovert Test for 20 cents and a stamped return envelope, addressed to Dr Crane in care of The Hopkins Syndicate Melott Ind.
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Jimmy
Bobby
Ialways
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
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Siena
JPH
Fiat
Italy
Hall Porte
Paris
Rome
L.w
Midwest
Perry Como
Catherine Campbell
Bert Ross
A. M
Telfer
Leon Hatten
Theodore Dumont
Charles Blum
Garnett
Warner Fence Co
Fourth and Walnut
Fifth and Walnut
The
Ottawa Herald
Lord
Owen Mouse
Jimmie Dean
Jimmy Dean
CBS
Channel
ABC
Jon
Wintera
NBC New
Jane Wyman
Phil Silvers
Aluminum
Red Skelton
Wyatt Earp
Guy Lombardo
Queation
Broken Arrow
Riley
Arthur Murray
Navy
Badee
Spike Jones
Weatherles
Sher'k Holmes
Morgan Beatty T
Robt
People Are
Richmond
Miss Mabel Chandler
Frank Dietrich
H. §. Dietrich
Kansas City
W. K. McCall
Cecil McCall
Lynette McCall
John and
Harold Guys
Chet
Spike Phillips
Raymond Feuerborns
Viola Demoret
Billy
Jim Souders
Souders
W. C. Kimball
Westminister
Calif
William
Charles
Kimball
Frances McCall
Veryl Dietz
Jewell County
Bertha Dietz
Fred Kuiken
Kuiken
John Scott Powel
Anderson County Hospital
Mmes. Grettie, Rebstock
E. S. Maxey
Ralph Chandler
Emery Burgoon
Pam
Clyde Gorton
Princeton Hall
Joe Kuesers
Bill Grimes
Wichita Falls
Oliver Smith
Enoch Walters
Martin Bowmans
Wichita
John Rockers
Lloyd Mills
Paola
Chris Mersman
Gregg Lickteigs
Joe Bowman
Kenneth Bowmans
Harry Gault
Estes Park
Rantoul Area
W. R. Burn
Kentucky
Indiana
Ray Bloomer
Floyd Robertson
Evan Bishop
Tom Ay
Dad
Stewart Memorials
Gordon B. Noland
George W. Crane
Dr, Crane
Jender
Ior
YMCA
Albright Sewing Circle
Rere
Muntician Rad Nateligen
VEC Alu Bauuuss, LU Hanlin Mfg. Co
E. Gregory
9Th St
Kansas
E.S. Bennett
Stewart and Son
Peoples National Bank
Old Nichols
SALE
Wilson St
Neill R. George and
Harold A. Cherry
Holiday Amusement CO
Warren Black Post
American Legion
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