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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1955

Page

2

Editorial A Big Job On Prison Rehabilitation

On taking duties as warden at Lansing Kan sas State Penitentiary Arthur Hoffman faces 1638 inmates with 101 life terms and 1532 to return to society. His priority is rehabilitation and officer efficiency to ensure released prisoners are at least as able as when entered, justifying prison costs as a public investment rather than a joke. He seeks active support from state agencies and citizens to improve the program.

Arthur Hoffman Kansas State Penitentiary Lansing Kansas Boltman

THIS AND THAT Like Ham Without Eggs

A crowd of quips and satiric lines about public figures and events. Jests touch Martin and Lewis, Le Mana tragedy, Walter Reuther wage policy, TV programs, college presidents, suburban housing, and a father’s gift.

After All A Tree Project By ELV

A reader laments loss of aging trees in their yard and city trees. He explains how drought, insects, and wind threaten shade trees, notes many will die or be removed, and urges residents to plant new trees each year to preserve beauty and shade.

Local Notes From The Plains A Mix Of Past and Present

Auld Lang Syne 15 years ago. free ice for Lions club applicants as hot weather hits. Wheat harvest begins in southern Kansas while farmers cut oats. Quenemo's C. H. Logan visits Ottawa. Mildred Atchison of Richmond stops in the city. The new Tom Thumb golf course at 15th and Main opens. Six years ago a storm knocked out city telephone lines. Austin Reed, city marshal, urges payment of the 1905 dog tax. Texas watermelons on the market.

Campaign Questions on Girl Watching in Offices Stir Controversy

A provocative piece questions whether male office workers waste hours daydreaming over female colleagues and proposes a drab uniform for women and various fixes for male appeal. It quotes office staff and Don Savers of the American Society of Girl Watchers Inc while noting a Glasgow study linking aging disabilities to scurvy.

New ‘York Boyle Golly America Bloomera Don Savers American Society of Girl Watchers ‘Inc Savers Amer‘ican

Ottawa Herald Classifieds: Rates and Subscriptions

The Ottawa Herald listing shows evening prompts and posting notices, detailing advertising and mechanical staff, with subscription rates by mail for one month, three months, six months, and one year. Rates listed include 4, ot 2.06, reflecting periodical pricing.

Ottawa Herald

Grief as a Route to Overcome Self-Pity

Dr. George W. Crane counsels grieving readers to avoid dwelling in self pity. He urges shifting control to the brain, expanding perspective by considering others worse off, setting new goals, and moving forward with faith. He cites veterans, encouraging social activity and persistence to rebuild happiness.

Mildred Lo Dy Crane Hopkins Syndicate Metott Hopkins Syndicate, Inc.y

Polio Shots Urged In Summer By Expert Panel

A group of top polio experts advised continuing antipolio injections during the summer, despite peak disease season. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis convened a panel including U.S. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele, Dr. Jonas Salk, and Dr. Thomas B. Francis to stress that the small risk of paralysis from vaccination is not enough to halt Poliomyelitis vaccine use amid rising community incidence.

New York National Foundation For Infantils U.S Leonard Scheele Jonas E.salk Thomas B. Francis University of Michigan

TV Listings for St Joseph Kansas City and Topeka Stations

Detailed daily schedule across multiple networks listing programs by time, channel, and show titles from Channel 2 KFRQ TV to Channel 18 WLBW TV including news, drama, variety, children's, and late night offerings. Names of hosts and program blocks appear in sequence with times from 5:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. covering Weather News and Entertainment.

Kfrq-Tv St. Joseph Wdaf-Tv Komo-Tv Kansas City KMBU Wlbw-Tv Topeka Kansas Omichh Ig Aupernan Doug Edwarda Dinah Shore Commander Doug Edwards Jo Stafford Newt Jo Statford Lal Father Mother Halls of Ivy Cavaleage Ivy Millie Fireaide Theatre Danny Thomas Daddy Circle Theater Stee Red Skelvin Steel G—Studio Death Valley u—News U.S Arthur Godfrey Bhelmn Graham S—aubng Atriket Rich Ernie Lita Tomorro Tomorr Guiding Light the Guiding L Kittehen Klub Woman's World Road of Life World Report Welcome Traive Kathleen Carter Dally Robert Q. Lewis Robert Q Lewin Ted Macly Theatre of Romancia Bob Crosby Mias Marlowe Hawking Falls Mr. Aweeney Pinky Lee Friendship House Siesta Theater Sparta Wild Bill Hickok Doug Howarde Eddie Fisher Dag Edwarde Commander B Doug Edwarde Pam Perry Como Hal Three Star News Godfrey and Friends Bill Baker Washburn Buudio

Broadcast Schedule Fragments From KMBC WDAF and Friends

Local radio and TV listings show June schedule snippets for KMBC and sister stations with programs like On the Go and News. Entries feature entertainment, news updates, and show times, including Bing Crosby and Dinah Shore appearances among others.

KMBC Hbageball Mangan Beatty WDAF People Are Funny Dragnet WDAI Add. Truman Bing Crosby Amecgee Tenn. Brais 610U WDAP Morgan Beatty

Work Stopped By A Labor Dispute In Kansas

Labor dispute halts work on two state projects in Chanute with pickets at the State Tuberculosis Hospital and the highway commission office. About 30 workers involved as Local 550 cites non union hiring. Contractors say they paid union and non union rates.

Chanute Kas Laborers Local 550 AFL State Tuberculosis Hospital Highway Commission W. R. Stover Parsons George Senner and Co Topeka Hunter Lundberg Manhattan

Reunion at Swope Park Draws Jackson Kin

Jackson family members gathered at Swope Park in Kansas City for a reunion. Attendees included W. T. Jackson and many relatives from Garnett, Ottawa, Des Moines, Leavenworth, Topeka, and other nearby towns, with ongoing visits and social stops across Kansas City and surrounding areas.

Swope Park Jackson Kansas City W. T. Jackson Buck Jackson de Soto Ross Pattersons Des Moines Harold Weeks Parker Glenn Jacksons Garnett Frank Jacksons Harold Kueser Joe Kuesers Melvin Laws Edgerton Kuesers John Coles Tulsa Oklo Arthur Bogers Billy Welches Ottawa C. L. Bearly Will Gifford Frank Jacksons Will Adcocks Frances Vera Cassity Leavenworth Albert Dunbar J. E. Lindsdales Baldwin George de Loziers Topeka Charley Dunbar Lloyd Merschams Colony R. E. Merschams Charley Mardick John Moore Imogene Bast Junior Bastin Olathe Base Clive Bastin Robert Bartholomews Eligin Herman Hermreck Clarence Hermrecks Wichita Bartholomew Elgin Lee Perkins Burlington Victor Metzes St. Louis Leé Metzes Gage Park Nettie Dukes Ray Dukes Bill Valentines Mona Bradley Phillip Charley Lybargers Ernest Warners Bertha Warham Della Tom Florence Coleman H. C. Wolfe Doug Kerschners Ralph McCrea McCreas Gridley B. M. Dobbin Louise Knight Henry Lambert Harlan Iowa George Dietrichs Lee Per?king Virgil Smiths Alfred Siglers Ruth Modrell Kas Etta Blanche Smith

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