Editorials Summer Project in Ottawa Baseball
The St. Louis Cardinals signed an 18 year old pitcher amid talk of a future Whitey Ford or Mickey Mantle. Ottawa runs PeeWee to American Legion baseball with nearly 250 kids across 16 teams. The program aims to develop bodies and spirits, but strains facilities at Forest Park and Garfield School. Proposes adding two or three more diamonds, preferably lighted, as a civic summer project.
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Earl V. Gibson Remembered for Civic Service in Ottawa
Ottawa mourns E V Gibson a longtime public servant and three term mayor known as Gibin the community. He devoted years to progress through Chamber of Commerce civic groups and public life, leaving a legacy as a devoted good citizen.
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This And That by Joh A Curio of Laughs and Lessons
A collection of pithy observations on politics money education and urban growth. The piece notes Democrats lack of campaign issues rising college costs and a boastful businessman who won’t hire graduates while pondering tornadic suburbs and timeless rural skills. References to moonshine and Indiana diners add color.
Stolen hay report and local notes from Ottawa area
Auld Lang Syne B L Stratton of 40 miles southwest of Ottawa reports 50 bales of hay stolen from his farm. Theron Cook, son of Rev H A Cook, returns to Columbus Ohio after visiting here with his father. Dr J F Barr plans a new home at 1229 S Hickory. Baker University quartet stranded in Ottawa overnight. arriving from Louisburg on the Missouri Pacific ten minutes late for a Santa Fe train to Wellsville where a concert was scheduled. J W Mitchell ships a carload of eggs to Cleveland Ohio. Luther Bolton becomes night yardmaster for the Santa Fe.
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Understanding Stammering In Children And Management
A doctor explains stammering is mostly psychological, not brain injury, with about 1.5 percent affected and boys twice as likely as girls. It begins 3 to 5, improves with calm guidance, and speech training may help, while pressure worsens the issue. Also includes reader questions on blood connotations and diabetes care.
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Clips And Quips From The Cherryvale Republican
Good government is like your stomach. If it's working properly you don't even know you have it. Time is supposed to heal all ills yet every club golfer knows the cursed slice from last year will be back when he takes his first swing at El Dorado.
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Thursday Television Schedule Highlights
Channel listings for Channel 4 NBC and CBS NBC Channel 5 18 CBS Channel 9 and ABC outline Thursday programs across networks with prime time lineups and notable shows.
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Stars Measured By Time With Lawyers
NEW YORK AP One way a movie star measures success is by the time he spends with lawyers. William Holden, Oscar winner and top box office draw, notes he traveled about 600000 miles in the last five years. He recalls a recent remark from a lawyer about his growing wealth and outlines how stardom now requires profit sharing and promotion work alongside acting. Holden says he aims to be Hollywood’s world ambassador without portfolio, much like Bob Hope, and keeps a friendly, boy-next-door image both at home and abroad.
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Television producer seeks to dump hysterical button pushers
New York AP report quotes Paul Gregory of CBS under contract projects condemning “hysterical button pushers” in TV. He criticizes risk-averse programming, and outlines goals to retire and pursue other ventures, including archeology with National Geographic if possible. Gregory also discusses shifts to Broadway after finishing The Naked and the Dead film, and plans for future TV specials.
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Saturday Serenade and News Schedule Rundown
A late afternoon to evening radio schedule lists News Summary entries at 1:30 2:30 3:30 and 6:25, with Saturday Serenade segments at 1:35 3:05 6:05. The lineup includes Bulletins and Varsity Drag interludes between news blocks and a Sports segment at 5:45 followed by KOFO Kommenty and Sundown Serenade.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates notice
A brief notice lists subscription rates for the Ottawa Herald in and outside the trade area. Rates include by mail at 85 cents for one month, 2 dollars for three months, 3.75 for six months, and 7 dollars for a year, with higher outside trade areas.
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