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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1957

Page

2

Radio and police networks crack bank robberies fast

A Missouri bank robbery shows how radio and telephone communications speed law enforcement. Within ninety minutes a suspect is identified and connected across Kansas and Ottawa, with roadblocks and pre arranged signals guiding officers to the bandit. The piece notes the evolution from the Jesse James era to modern radio aided policing.

Hank Missouri Kansas Bureau of Investigation Topeka Ottawa Jesse James Jesse

Eisenhower cites near free hydrogen bomb progress

President Eisenhower lauded American scientists claiming a nearly free hydrogen bomb is possible and urged a disarmament plan with Russia. He warned a fallout free device could widen nuclear use while reducing testing fears, noting winds no longer threaten as much.

Eisenhower Russia

Passing Through Yesterday And This And That

A miscellaneous column notes a car with a California Clergy plate prompting sympathy from traffic enforcers over Press plates. It ponders youths starting out with a shoestring, the Kansas City Athletics' lingering presence amid a tornado alert, and a Los Angeles embezzlement incident where a bookkeeper burned part of a $20,000 theft. The piece jokes about baseball, tranquilizers, and wife chosen vacation spots when rain falls.

California Cleri Los Angeles

Quip Clips on Life and Style in 1920s Snippets

A collage of witty lines from several papers notes a medical researcher questioning cigarettes shortening life by years, a Khrushchev TV show comment, a jalopy decision dilemma, fashion poll humor, and a husband’s pride in his wife’s new driving U turn, all reflecting light newspaper humor.

el Dorado Times

National Bow Tie Week and Salad Dressing Week Reflections

A light essay notes National Bow Tie Week and National Mayonnaise and Salad Dressing Week. It contrasts self tied vs ready made bow ties, recalls a guest dinner with homemade dressing, and argues salads are good with cheese while condemning cucumbers in salads.

Harvest Incident and Local Happenings in Ottawa Area

Auld Lang Syne notes 25 years ago report eye injury to A F Stolz from a wheat straw while harvesting near Ottawa. The Webster Theater planned summer three days weekly. A newborn son to Arthur Machlan and wife near Ottawa. Dr L H Gilley cut on hand by a fish at Richmond Lake. Charles Lambden and Arizona visitors with the Lambden family on North Main. Josie Reidy and Emma Gilmore visit Hamburg Iowa on business. Blackberry crop strong with berries at three boxes for a quarter. F J Miller and wife took a Minnesota fishing trip and plan to buy an automobile.

Prayer Meditation From Philippians 4 4 Rejoice Again

A devotional prayer thanks God for material blessings and seeks enduring happiness from faith in Thee. It asks guidance to use blessings properly and to pursue daily work in Thy service, ending in Amen.

Television Programs Channel Listings Fragment

Channel 13 CBS and NBC programs appear with Channel 4 NBC and Channel 13 CBS and ABC offerings. The fragment lists networks and channel numbers but lacks a cohesive schedule. It reads as a partial guide to varying network airings without specific show titles or times.

CBS

Radio Schedule Fragments From 1940s Stations

An OCR readout shows a patchwork of radio program slots across stations WDAF KCMO KOMO KTJO KOFO KOFO and others. Items include news weather top of morning segments, music hour and hymn time, plus farm programs and request lines.

KCMO Anins Andy Ktjo-Fm WDAF KOMO Newe Iu XCMO World Tonight KOFO Guy Lombardo People’s Exchange

German Lessons Challenge U S Troops in Germany

In West Germany, 300,000 American servicemen struggle with German words as the American Forces Network translates and explains key terms. The piece highlights mispronunciations from Cologne tickets to Munich and Neubiberg, illustrating how host-country language confuses and amuses soldiers.

Frankfurt Germany West Germany Cologne Keeln Munich Bavaria Muenchen Neubiberg Newbeeburgh New Noybeeebourgh

Memory tricks help salesmen recall names and faces

Dr George W Crane advises memory drills to boost recall for strangers at social events. He recommends friendly repetitions of names, asking for spellings, creating associations, and vivid mental images. He also notes cultural cues and practical tips from his memory booklet offer.

George B Dr. Crane

Bethel Centennial Area News Highlights Local Visits and News

Bethel Church children presented a Vacation Bible School program. Otto Garber and Nettie tten visited the Ben Baker home. Carolyn Johnson visits grandmother in Joplin Missouri. Nathan Johnson joined the Marines. Harve Clark returned from Washington to Maurice Fishburn home. Dinner guests included Clark family members from Yakima and Centropolis. Bethel HDU met for a luncheon. Freezer Meals lesson given. Granddaughter Beverly Ann Pelkey born June 25 at Ransom Memorial Hospital.

Bethel Church Otto Garber Nettietten of Lawrence Ben Baker Carolyn Johnson Joplin Nathan Johson Marines Harve Clark Howard Leonard Clark Yakima Wash Maurice Fishburn Fishburn Alan Anne Ivan Clark Martha Linda Sidney Kansas City Theodore Clark Dennis Anita Vickie Stephen Centropolis Raymond Oehrle Ralph Hoffman Phil Leland Gilliland Robin Albert Turner Vaneta Turner John R. Clark St. Louis G. C. Clarks G. C. Clark Bethel Hdu Mary Dean Holle L. A. Zerbe California Harold Atchison Alvin Stadel Beverly Ann Pelkey Ransom Memorial Hospital

Ottawa Herald Publication Details and Rates

The Ottawa Herald notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays with mail subscriptions listed for in and out of trade areas. Rates include one month 83 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.73, one year 7 in area. outside area one month 1 dollar, three months 3 dollars, six months 5.50, one year 10 dollars.

Ottawa Kas Robert B

Church Merger Group Named for New United Church of Christ

Cleveland elects a commission to draft a constitution for the United Church of Christ formed by the merger of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and Congregational Christian Churches. Named from E and R are John W. Mueller and Rev Arthur W. Newell. From Congregational Christian, Roscoe Graves. Executive committee includes F A Keck and John W Mueller, with Howard Doane and William E Peterson noted. Jun. St. Louis.

Cleveland New United Church of Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church

Two Boys Drown In Lake Taneycomo

BRANSON Mo Kenneth Emond 6 and his brother Richard 13 drowned in Lake Taneycomo about ten miles east of Branson while vacationing with their parents Mr and Mrs Jack Emond of Parkville Missouri. The bodies were recovered after Richard went to aid Kenneth who had lost his footing on a rock walkway and fell in.

Branson, Mo Kenneth Emond Richard Lake Taneycomo Branson Jack Emond Parkville Kenneth

Secretary Of AAU Planning To Resign

New York Daniel F Ferris, for 30 years secretary treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union, plans to retire this fall. The 68 year old chief administrator said he will submit his resignation at the annual AAU meeting in Washington Nov 28. Ferris began as a stenographer and was selected secretary treasurer in 1927.

New York Daniel F. Fertis Amateur Athletic Unon Annal Aau Washington Ferris AAU

Grain Drying Equipment Cuts Losses and Boosts Profits

U.S. agriculture data show 25 percent of farm grain lost before it moves to storage. Modern grain drying and storage reduce losses, allow earlier harvests, and lower labor needs. Heated air or natural dryers fit various needs, with costs around one to three cents per bushel. Loans from the Federal Government via County ASC offices support purchases. Contact Kansas City Power & Light for more details.

United States Department of Agriculture United States H.P A.S.C Kansas City Power & Light Company

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