Kansas Industrial Growth Outlook Cited By Hutchinson Leader
Harry Stevens, elected fifth term chair of the Kansas Industrial Development Commission, says the active file is larger and more promising than ever. He cautions against overestimating a coming boom while noting 10 shoppers to one actual Kansas plant. He links the growth to a 65 billion dollar expansion plan nationwide and a 35 million population rise in the coming decade, with no signs of Kansas economic decline.
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Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Kansas
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United States
This and That Still Too Far Away Bymph
This is a light column note covering several topics from government to social trends. It references Vice President Nixon and a past Dawes anecdote, jokes about war nerves, youth safety, summer baseball, cost of campaigns, and mushroom soup sales in a humorous, editorial tone.
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After All The Other Driver
A 75 year old man in the office criticizes drunken driving after reading about a five fatal crash. He argues for strict speed limits and horsepower bans, yet admits his own 19 year old car often stays under 40 mph. He leaves convinced only that other drivers cause crashes.
Vintage city notes and historic happenings recap
A windstorm on Main Street stirred up dust as 15 years ago the bottle washer arrived at the new Coca Cola plant. Memorial Auditorium was to be redecorated in spring per Mayor Gibson. A petition with signatures from 100 business and professional women urged buying a new city pumper. Knights Templar elected Barlaus Romstedt Eminent Commander. Emma Baird of Baldwin visited Ottawa. Fifty years ago three Uncle Sam Oil tanks reached Santa Fe yards. J H Saunders of Princeton and J P Miller showcased 1906 wallpaper stock in city shops.
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Tracy Ann
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Praise And Politics In A Newspaper Vision
Dr George W Crane writes on a lively Burlington Iowa newspaper leader Clarence Moody praising journalism as an educational agency. He argues editors should steer public opinion like Moses, not mirror it, and defends his own mission earning less income to educate youth across complex topics.
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Angelo Patri
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Hopkins Syndicate
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Off Beat Radio Schedule Highlights Local News and Music
A radio log lists programs across stations KMBC WNAP KTIO WDAF KNBC and others. It notes shows from campus news to music blocks including Dragnet and People Are Funny and mentions times around 6 30 8 10 PM along with the day Tuesday March 20.
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WHAW
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Iroatone
Veta
WDAR
Tricphones
Firestone
Glenn Miller
Muaia
WDAW
King of Hearts
Muate
Top of Brewing
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T100
KTIG
KTJO
Ogre Still Haunts Tracy Ann In Quiet Regret
The narrator reflects that an ogre lingers in a person, yet hopes Tracy Ann will retain a hint of that ogrehood as she grows into a good woman, suggesting inner flaws need not bar moral progress.
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Ottawa Herald catalog of subscriptions and staff notices
The Ottawa Herald sample lists publication notes including post office information, staff roles such as Editor Proprietor and Advertising Manager, and a garbled rate table with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly subscription options. It preserves names and titles in a period-appropriate tone.
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Postoffine
Ottawa
Kas
Tuy Smaker
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Dtutes
Jon Siipman
Howard Hundley
Mechanicn
Ysreseus
Seeney
United States Joins Sixty International Organizations
The United States government participates in sixty international organizations. The move signals ongoing multi-lateral engagement across diplomacy, security, trade, and development arenas as part of a broader global governance approach.
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