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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1957

Page

2

Kansas Censor Board Withers Under Time and Courts

Editorial argues Kansas is among last states to keep a Board of Review for film censorship. It notes previous legislative attempts to end it, Supreme Court rulings challenging such laws, and urges the state bar association to push a constitutional test by forming a committee for review.

Kansas Board of Review Commonwealths Supreme Court Luter Federal Supreme Court Kansas Board of Review State Bar Association

Allotment of cracked china and glassware habits

A humorous reflection on cracked dishes and cups in homes, noting wives keep old chipped china while husbands focus on eating. It discusses collectors items like Haviland china, milk glass, and the social embarrassment of cracked cups in front of guests, ending with the idea of using cracked cups for grease containment.

Aging Gracefully and Other Quips From A to Z

A quirky collection of witticisms and reflections on media aging, military tech, education, and everyday life. The notes mix humor about broadcasts, aircraft, cars, and civic quirks, hinting at broader social observations.

Memorial show raises eggs as admission at auditorium

About 1,000 kids enjoyed a special show at Memorial Auditorium with an admission price of one fresh egg. Several egg casualties were reported, yet 65 dozen fresh eggs were delivered to the welfare department for distribution to the needy.

Memorial Auditorium Welfare Department

Lillian Roth Leaves Night Clubs for Two New Careers

Lillian Roth, at 46, quits night clubs to pursue a lecturer and newspaper columnist path after a Las Vegas finale. She plans a syndicated column, a summer stock run in Mildred Pierce, and a nationwide lecture tour based on her recovery from alcohol and her faith.

Singer New York Lillian Roth Las Vegas Miss Roth

Former Tammany Figure James J Hines Dead at 80

James J. Hines a longtime Tammany Hall figure died in Long Beach Memorial Hospital at 80 from a kidney ailment. He had been hospitalized since March 12 after a 1940 prison term and had shifted from Tammany to back Franklin D Roosevelt at the 1932 Democratic National Convention. He later served as a dispenser of federal patronage for Manhattan Invest in U S Savings Bonds.

Long Beach N. Y James J Jimmy) Hines Manhattan Tammany Hall Long Beach Memorial Hospital Hines Tammany Franklin D. Roosevelt Chicago al Smith

Teacher Morality And Smiles In The Classroom

An address to 1,600 Chicago teachers urges kindness and moral nurture, arguing teachers act as foster mothers. It stresses cheerful, patient early-grade instruction, the impact of personal warmth on learning, and suggests teachers self evaluate with a “Test for Good Teachers” tool from Dr. Crane.

St. Paul the Hopkins Syndicate, Inc

Rail Strike Is Called Off In New York Central

Syracuse report says nearly 6,000 New York Central Railroad workers will not strike after the National Mediation Board agreed to arbitrate the dispute. Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members in the Eastern Division had planned a 6:30 a.m. Thursday walkout after last week’s vote.

Syracuse N. Y New York Central Railroad National Mediation Board Brotherhood of Railroad

Television listings troupe with last minute changes

Last minute program changes render listings inaccurate. The table shows times from 6:00 to 12:30 with programs like Masquerade Father Laural and Hardy News Xavier Cugat Theater Your Life Today Home Cartoons Elizabeth Price Is Right Truth Or Consequences Tic Tac Dough and studio morning Garry Moore Godfrey.

ABC CBS Bob Crosby Falm Dr. N. Ventor Margie Annie Oakley Bob Cummings

Radio Schedule Dated Wednesday and Thursday March 27 28

A newspaper radio schedule lists programs for KCMO WDAF KTJO and other stations on March 27 and 28. It names hosts Bob Sanders Morgan Beatty Robt Q Lewis and Bob Hope plus shows like Recollections Layman s Hour and Oscar Awards with both music and talk formats across multiple stations.

KCMO WDAF Bob Sanders Morgan Beatty Robt Q. Lewis Ktjo-Fm Amos Andy WLDAF Ktio-Fm Kcmo—Sutherland World Tonight Bob Hope Lewis KTJO KCNMO Sutherland

Railroad Retirement vs Social Security Compared for Workers

A feature explains how Railroad Retirement aligns with Social Security, noting 6 percent payroll taxes from both worker and employer, and benefits tied to years of service and earnings. It highlights old age and disability provisions, differences in eligibility ages, and the stronger disability options under Railroad Retirement. Readers are invited to write Ray Henry with personal questions, including a stamped self addressed envelope and 25 cents.

Railrroad Internal Revenue Service Railroad Retirement Fund U. S. Treasury Railroad Retirement Board Ray Henry AP Newsfeatures

Subscriptions listed for Ottawa Herald readers

The notice lists new and renewing subscribers for the Ottawa Herald including Baldwin Frances Rice Garnett Andrew Lickteig Greeley Rudolph Morgan Harris Frank Andrew Homewood Jerry Crabb Lane Earl Kennedy Ottawa E T Michael E R Bromell Fred L Glanville Warren Gorton Robert M Melton Lawrence Lundstedt Frank M Yeager N A Chambers Paola Claude E Hardy Hazel Miller Oren H Croan Pomona Ed Reekie John F Patton Princeton L B Froggatte E W Warner Fred Fellnagle H C Sturgeon Quenemo Roy Walner Rantoul Charlie A Hobbs Arthur Mannen Richmond Cecil Vining Matt Bures Waverly Earl Brown W T Tuttle Westphalia Ezra Davison Wellsville Irving A Chisham J Cree MacDaniels Harold Bouse Williamsburg W Hopkins Mike Collins.

Ottawa Herald Baldwin Frances Rice Garnett Andrew Lickteig Greeley Rudolph Morgan Harris Frank Andrew Homewood Jerry Crabb Lane Earl Kennedy Ottawa E. T. Michael E. R. Bromell Fred L. Glanville Warren Gorton Robert M. Melton Lawrence Lundstedt Frank M. Yeager N. A. Chambers Paola Claude E. Hardy Hazel ‘Miller Oren H. Croan Pomona Ed Reekie John F. Patton

Jewelry Trends for Spring Fashion and Jewelry Styles

Jewelry shifts to florals and plastic designs for lower price points. Pastel shades rise with white appearing later. Spring colors include pinks lavender blue jonquil pale green and candy stripe blues aqua rose and yellow. Aurora borealis stones gain acclaim as earrings bracelets and hair ornaments add grandeur to outfits. Necklaces match new necklines while bibs multiple strands and dog collars in bold colors and stones dominate. Pings appear at waist and hip areas.

America

Prayer for Upper Roottle and the guiding light of Christ

A devotional prayer invoking God to shine His light through Jesus Christ to warm hearts and melt coldness. It seeks assurance of the living Christ, the power of His forgiveness, and the comfort that believers never walk alone through resurrection, offered in Jesus name.

Jesus Christ Christ

Delicate Watch Trend Enhances American Fashion

Delicate charm rules this season as tiny and dainty watches join necklaces and bands. American women will find watches and jewelry flattering, designed to complement every costume with color and variety. A culinary aside suggests leftover pineapple, diced and sprinkled with sugar and ginger on muffin halters.

Gelatin Mold Loosening Tip From Kitchen Guide

A practical kitchen tip suggests wrapping a clean hot wet towel around a gelatin mold with an air lock to loosen it. The towel should be well wrung and left in place for a few seconds to release the mold.

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