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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1956
Page
10
The piece argues cigarette makers fund research to identify cancerous components and promote filters while bread producers avoid blame for health issues. It contrasts industry influence with wheat growers and questions why society tolerates cancer risk, urging readers to rethink preventive filters and consumer awareness.
Santa Cruz city officials have barred rock and roll dancing, citing "highly suggestive" and "tantalizing motions" though the music continues. Observers compare it to earlier bans on ragtime dances, noting officials will curb but not end dancing as youth push new styles.
The Ottawa Driving Park Association plans a fall horse fair starting October 1 for three days with purses to be announced later. Forest Park will be open 6 to 7 percent each evening for course driving as preparations proceed. A party including C B Olin, Prof Chandler, Mr Holliday, and M E Cheney left for Colorado by overland route for amusement and health. Old Pom Pomeroy’s trial was postponed to December term at Topeka with 22 witnesses for the State and none for the defense. Citizens meeting Friday at 4 pm at the art House considers forming a stock company to dam the Marais des Cygnes river. A note mentions a book-store work on elvish rearing for a mother.
The Herald salutes the Franklin county dairy industry highlighting 58 million pounds of milk yearly with a 2 million farm value. Ottawa hosts Dairy Day as a major celebration, noting 12 000 dairy cows and the Bennett Creamery as key contributors to Kansas City and national markets.
Nino, born in Trieste, lives a life shaped by centuries of upheaval yet works a 40 hour week as a bartender aboard the Andrea Doria. He clocks 10 a.m. to 2 or 3 a.m. shifts, earns tips to boost a $76 monthly salary, and plans a Genoa layover with a six week vacation after 18 months at sea. He has witnessed Austro Hungarian collapse, Mussolini, World War II, and Trieste’s division. His pride lies in serving one ounce drinks from a 26 ounce bottle and his long hours at sea.
A 23 year old wife and mother is described as neurotic after an episode where she screamed at a horned Devil at her bed and fled in a nightgown. Dr. Crane recommends blending modern medicine with psychological therapy, diagnosing a sexual conflict as the root cause and urging open discussion of fears. The piece promotes a booklet and psychological charts from The Hopkins Syndicate for readers seeking help.
Former President Truman will address the Democratic National Convention after the nominee is chosen. National Chairman Paul Butler said the plan aligns with Truman’s wishes. Ohio and California tests show heavy equipment damages soil structure and slows root growth on a plugged field.
Radio and TV listings outline a day’s lineup including The Millionaire secret program, The Way, This Is Your Life, Waterfront, Godfrey, Rosemary Clooney, Dinah Shore, Dragnet, and Groucho Marx. News and weather segments index throughout the evening with sport and concert spots.
Rev R C Russell is the new pastor at the E U B church and will hold morning services every other Sunday and evening devotions each Sunday night. Other items include travel and hospital news for local residents, a new baby named Nancy Anne, and a note on tallow in pig rations boosting daily growth by over a quarter pound.
One of two Kansas fugitives was captured here yesterday sleeping. Henry Eugene Wunder, 19, La Crosse, Kansas, is in custody while Albert Chester McIntire RicIntire, 36, McPherson, Kansas remains at large. They escaped from jails in Great Bend May 27 and Rapid City June 9 during armed robbery and rape charges.
A Pan American flight touched down in Los Angeles delivering Judy Ann, a Korean orphan formerly AO Mi Soon, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Kroeker of Fowler Kansas. Judy Ann, eight months old, was among seventeen children evacuated from Korea by World Vision Inc for adoption by American families.
Sara Parker of Mission and Judy Gorton of Lawrence won nominations in yesterday's primary and will compete in the general election for governor of Sunflower Girls State scheduled today.
A religious supplication asks for transformation of life to be presented as living sacrifices to fulfill God’s purpose. It ends with a blessing in the Saviour’s name.
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