Horse Trading in Topeka Editorial
Franklin County legislator Robert A. Anderson returns from Topeka with a tale of legislative horse trading. As Ways and Means chair he backed a $5 009 travel expense bill for those on the constitutional revision panel. The Senate later killed it, then relented after Anderson pressed. The episode depicts the Senate, dubbed the House of Lords, blocking progress on state finances.
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Franklin County
Robert A. Anderson
Topeka
Ways and Means
House
Anderson
Senate
House of Lords
Lords
Profits Rise Fast From Kansas City Slimming Venture
A Kansas City firm formed with a $150000 tax base saw profits surge within a year. By fiscal year end the fledgling business is projected to nearing $500000. The venture markets a new feminine slimming process, rapidly gaining popularity and boosting earnings for its officers.
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Kansas City
Dulles Portrait: adept yet distant diplomat at work
John Foster Dulles appears highly capable in world affairs but the article argues his staff and department lack effective delegation. It notes his vast knowledge and methodical, cautious speaking style while criticizing a vacuum in day to day policy implementation and agency organization.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Oal
Far East
Western Europe
Dulles
Secretary of State
Auld Lang Syne News From Ottawa And Nearby
Auld Lang Syne items note Mrs. C. M. Cooper of Richmond had a tonsil operation in Ottawa. George Roger of Wellsville made a business visit to Ottawa. Mrs Susie Spears visited Memphis Tennessee to see her daughter and son Lucretia and Harry Spears. Morris Brothers of Ottawa hired a skilled cigar maker from Kansas City. H. L. Gibert made a business trip to Wellsville. 3.0 Chambers and W. M. Osborne of Wellsville, after two days on business, took the train home.
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C. M. Cooper
Richmond
Ottawa
Susie Spears
Memphis
Tenn
Lucretia Spears
Harry Spears
Morris Brothers
Kansas City
Chambers
W. M. Osborne
Wellsville
Allergy and nerves link in patient case study
Dr Molner notes a common, though not fully understood, link between allergies and nervous tension. A 10-year-old with allergy-triggered cough improves with desensitizing shots but develops pains and anxiety. two doctors find no physical ailment, suggesting a psychiatrist. Advice emphasizes keeping the child engaged, avoiding overreaction, and seeking psychiatric guidance to restore perspective.
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Gether
Molner
Prayer for Today Blessings on homes and families
A religious prayer asks for guidance and grace over households. It invokes the Holy Ghost as overseer of the church and asks families to seek forgiveness, find joy in serving God, and raise children to see home as a place of prayer. Amen.
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Holy Ghost
Church of God
Television Nightline of Channel 4 through 13
A dense listing of mid century TV programming across channels 4 to 13 for Wednesday evening. The schedule runs from early afternoon into late night with a mix of news, sports, dramas, comedies, cartoons, and variety shows featuring numerous programs and hosts such as Mickey Mouse, Wagon Train, The Late Show segments, and a broad roster of entertainers and serials.
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Hickoker
Funtima
Trqiy
Mickey Mouse
Gordon Elliott
Tombstone
Lombardo
Capl Griet
Oaxzie & Harrie
Sky King Kosnyj
Studiq
Fairbanks
Jack
Father Tord
Theatre Daily Word
Millonaire A
Millonaire
Cannon Backs Defense Plan Early Fire Lines in House
Washington July defense plan endorsement by Rep Clarence Cannon votes for prompt approval of Eisenhower reorganization. He urged passage to end inter service bickering, cut wastage, and build military strength to deter war. The plan splits House Democrats with Carl Vinson opposing and holding hearings.
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Washington
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Congress
Cannon
House
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Women Ignore Fire Plugs And Tickets
Summerville police began rigid enforcement of the ordinance banning parking within 10 feet of fire plugs. The Summerville Lone notes many women ignored both the plugs and the tickets issued, with recurring noncompliance despite penalties.
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Summerville
Class Of '27 Reunion In Milwaukee Retells Old Pranks
The Milwaukee class of 1927 reunion recalls hijinks of youth with Ben Delahunt planting an alarm clock in a piano, Red O Donnell leading as Marquette president, Frank Kelly guiding a paper route, and Alfred Braun selling large installations. The author forecasts 1989 worth watching, noting youths can still surprise.
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Ben
South Dakota
Custer
Benjamin V. Delahunt
Red
Gray
Edward J. O'Donnell
S.J
Marquette University
Catholic University
United States
Frank
Alfred F. Braun
Wisconsin Telephone Co
John
Hirschboeck
Red’s University
TV advertisers shift away from live drama on air
New York reports advertisers are shrinking live anthology drama on TV. Kraft Television Theater, Studio One, and Matinee Theater face discontinuation or shelving next season as networks replace live formats with films, half hour soaps, and Desilu produced offerings.
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New York
Kraft Television Theater
NBC
Studio One
CBS
Cbs-Tv
Kraft Theater
Milton Berle
Desilu Productions, Inc
Matinee Theater
Inter Jest
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead details
The Ottawa Herald records its masthead and subscription pricing. It lists editor Robert B. Wellington and publisher Guy Snedaker with mail rates for in state and out of state audiences. Rates show one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75, one year 7 dollars, with outside state rates higher.
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Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Space Agency Fight Expected in Senate Debates
President Eisenhower’s plan for a new top level space agency faced Democratic criticism as the Senate Space Committee prepares drastic revisions. Senator Anderson urged tighter control and Johnson questioned broad White House authority while Doolittle and Strauss supported the administration proposal. The bill proposes an eight member government advisory panel and nine from private life.
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Washington U
Eisenhower
Senate
Clinton P. Anderson
DNM
Special Space Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Space Agency
James H. Doolittle
Air Force
Lewis L. Strauss
Atomic Energy Commission
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