Paris still faces Algeria crisis amid rising unrest
The article argues France cannot solve the Algerian problem by force alone. It notes native uprisings in Algiers, widespread disenfranchisement of eight million natives, and the lack of a coherent leadership or self-government plan. It likens the revolution to past upheavals and warns France risks preserving property for French residents while failing to quell the formless revolt.
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Algeria
North
Africa
Boston
Algiers
Rancé
France
Paris
al- Satia
Elimination of WS and THAT Alot All At Algerican Livestock Show
A scrambled column of observations references the Algerican Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City MO, noting eliminations and odd anecdotes about fashion, advertising, and activities around the event. It touches on themes of innovation, milk pasteurization, and campaign ethics with disjointed commentary and cultural references.
Remembering The Horse Fair and Old School Ways
A reflective piece recalling a visit to a school where Rosa Bonheur’s The Horse Fair was not found. It contrasts original modern paintings with faded relics, recalls buying a print for two pennies, the old pump and tin cup, and the shift to modern merged districts with new facilities. It ends with a hotel lobby anecdote and a nod to contemporary life versus classic art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Bonheur
Mother
Tom
Rosa Bonhour
City water softener in full operation at plant
Fifteen years ago the city reported its new water softener at the water and light plant was working. A highway commissioner warned K-68 between Ottawa and Richter would not be improved permanently due to high costs. The reminiscence recalls past local changes including county infirmary leadership, staff shifts at Sharon store, a Grace church offertory solo by Miss Mary Coler Davis, a factory name change from Enterprise Carriage to A A Bean, and A P Elder’s weekend trip to Kansas City.
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Ottawa
Richter
Wyit. Cookus
County
Quie Baxter
Sharon
Mary Coler Davis
Grace Church
Enterprise Carriage Factory
A. A. Bean Factory
A. P. Elder
Kansas City
Blizzard Makes New York A Village In Snowbound Wake
RELMAN MORIN recounts a humbling blizzard that paralyzed New York City turning streets into deserted avenues and subways into eerie corridors. Residents faced stranded cars, shared strife and small acts of kindness as buses ferried strangers and workers trudged through the whitened landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Fifth Avenue
Park Avenue
Viewpoint of Toddlers From Dr Crane Aid Column
The piece discusses understanding toddlers by imagining adults as giants and exploring Daniel’s candy haircut motive. It critiques adult logic, explains child perception of growth, and calls for parental strategies and Dr Crane’s parent tests.
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Weite
Crane
Hopkina Syndicate
Melolt
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Last minute TV list shows many program changes
Readable fragments show a chaotic TV schedule featuring Buckskin Billy Early Show Mickey Mouse Meet the Brain Five Star Final Today and Weather segments with names like Arthur Godfrey MGM Paren da and Dragoot. The page lists numerous shows without complete accuracy due to last minute changes.
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Aioe
Buckskin Barly
Newa Bky Ringews News
Doug Edwards
Disneyland
Jimmie Merson
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey Arthur Godfrey
MGM
Fox Show
Break the Bank
People Playhouse News
Afoner
Garry Moork
Robert Q
Laws Margie
Bob Crosby
Jim
Nickey Mouse
Meet the Brass News
Tews
Bi Hickok
Doug Menards
Preston Lone Ranger
Detect Cummings
Bishop Sheen
Climax
Kansas Wheat Needs Moisture
TOPEKA Precipitation remains essential for satisfactory development of the 1956 Kansas wheat crop said by federal and state agriculture departments. Snow last week added moisture to northwestern and eastern counties, but totals elsewhere were too light to help.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Broadcast schedule snapshot from KTJO KMBC WDAF stations
A dated grid lists March 1 2 programs across radio stations KTJO KMBC WDAF WDARS WDAR KNBC WRAT and others. Entries include shows like Top of Evening Disney Music News King of Hearts and Sound Mirror with times around 8:00 to 9:00 PM and notes on hosts and segments.
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Dinper Stasia
KMBC
WDATF
Dinber Munte
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
Newa
WDARS
Kryo
WDAL
Pfrontier
Groucho
Sound Mirror
KTIO
Playhouse
WDAT
Nellie Atio
King of Hearts
WDAK
Nelson Eddy
Clasaye Corner
Wellsville Community Notes and Visitors
Wellsville items include Lee Chamberlain trip to Cherryvale, Millard Smith visiting from California, Rev Paul Leslie in Kansas City, and Firman Graham’s death in Paola. Local hospital visits, Sunday guests, Legion birthday supper, Heart Fund gifts totaling 225.04, mayor McConnell surgery update, Coffman heart condition, FFA banquet Friday, Father-Son banquet April 12, graveside service at Waverly for Mrs. Rose.
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Lee Chamberlain
Cherryvale
Tom Porter
Millard Smith
California
A. Smith
Paul Leslie
Kansas City
Firman Graham
Gordon Graham
Paola
Scott Moherman
Kevin Scott
Ottawa Hospital
W. H. Moherman
Bbbert Phares
Phares
Oliver Ream
Newton Ream
Perry
Newton
Ottis Pig- Rott
Osawatomie
le Roy Childs
George Rose
Roger
Linda
Lindsborg
Ray Wiggins
Royce Myers
Pamelia
Dee Ann
American Legion and Auxiliary
Heart Fund
L. W. Hostetter
Gilbert McConnell
St. Luke's Hospital
Herbert Coffman
F.F.A
Record Sorghum Acreage Planned
Kansas farmers expect a record sorghum plantings total of 6,706,000 acres this year, while corn plantings dip to 1,694,000 acres. The survey compares with 6,448,000 sorghum harvested last year and a 10 year avg of 3,241,000. Corn acreage would be the smallest since 1,371,000 acres in 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Chains In Demand at Thompson & Co in Union
Thompson and Co a Union auto supply distributor sold out its $50,000 stock of automobile tire chains this Monday after years with little demand. The move ends a long buildup of inventory as retailers scramble for goods amid changing demand patterns.
Flood control bond urged by Seattle reader for Ottawa
A Seattle reader, Earl S. Bigier, former Ottawa Herald staffer and local National Guard officer, urges Ottawa voters to support the flood control bond. He recalls 1923 floods near town, praises local efforts, and warns of repeated losses without a plan, citing memories of court sheltering and Red Cross relief. He praises Lamar Phillips and other supporters for years of work.
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Seattle
Wash
Earl S. Bigier
Herald
National Guard
Bigier
Seattle-Tacoma
Ottawa
The
Marais Des Cygnes
San Antonio
Texas
Alamo
Red Cross
Jones
J. Ward Smith
Ralph Shiras
Lamar Philips
Bar
Bigler
Colorado U Orders End To Segregation
Colorado University trustees require social fraternities and sororities to abolish national racial religious and sectarian membership restrictions by September 1 1962 or face probation and loss of rushing and initiations rights after a day long hearing.
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Colorado
Boulder
Colo.m
University of Colorado
Prayer for strength to live a Christlike life
A devotional prayer asking for strength in conviction to live Christlike, seeking daily blessing to leave a positive influence on others in Jesus Christ's name.
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Christ
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