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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1959
Page
2
A Georgia superior court fined a Atlanta newspaper 20000 for contempt over a pretrial story about a robbery suspect. The judge said reporting to jurors is unlawful and urged restraint, igniting a clash over press duties versus court control and the right to a fair trial.
The reporter returns after 13 years to Berlin and observes contrast between ruined blocks salvageable for future construction and new barracks like apartments with color panels. A 12 story office building stands lonely as surrounding shops remain missing. reconstruction of the subway continues and Insulaner rises as a 250 foot rubble mound slated for a future park.
A travel health column advises precautions for overseas trips. It covers vaccinations for smallpox, typhoid paratyphoid protection, and carrying anti diarrheal remedies. Warns against questionable water and unpasteurized milk, suggests boiling water, and notes anti malaria drugs for certain regions. Also mentions staying alert to sanitation, food safety, and personal precautions while abroad.
A devotional at 1 T cites Job 22 21 and asks for peace through gratitude. The program guide lists a full day of radio segments from 8:00 to 12:35 with news weather sports and entertainment tapes featuring Mickey Mouse Gordon Elliott and Gene Autry era programs.
Mrs. John Sanders of Miami Oklahoma visits daughter Mrs. Lee Perkins and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dietrich spend a day in Kansas City with son S Dietrich and family. W S C S hostesses at annex include Loren Snider Frank Cox and John Craycraft. Mrs. Marguerite Roberts assists Irene Dunbar who led devotions. Blanche Perkins reviews Triumph through Tragedy by Jonah Henry. Mrs Frank Young a guest speaks on church women’s work in Charleston. Charles Embry and family from Easton Maryland spend days here with his mother.
The Glen Oswalds of Berthoud visited with her mother Mrs Nellie Gordon. The McCain family relocated to the Mader house by the viaduct. Gene Kratsberg, a patient at Chanute TB hospital, attended the Robertson QOestriecher wedding. Mr and Mrs Paul Yates plan a cafe in the Brock building formerly used by the poor hall. The Louis Schba family hosted guests.
In honor of her brother Arham Walken, the Walken family of Bellingham Washington gathered to pay tribute. The observance reflected local ties and family remembrance within the community.
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details and subscription rates for within and outside the trade area. Rates include one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75, one year 7 dollars for in area and higher prices for outside trade area with monthly 1.60, three months 4.28, all months 8.00, or one year 15.00. It notes editors Robert B. Wellington and Guy Snedaker and billing by mail.
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