Editorial Look Ahead on Lake Kanopolis Development
Kansas editors urge support for Lake Kanopolis development and EPA revival. Delegates from several communities back a cooperative effort to improve Horse Thief Canyon recreation and tie it to Pomona Melvern and Marais des Cygnes projects. The piece urges state-wide backing for park and water projects to boost regional recreation.
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Kansas
Lake Kanapolis
Kanopolis
Horse Thief Canyon
EPA
Pomona
Melvern
Army Engineers
Marais Des Cygnes
Park Authority
Mississippi seeks constitutional reform under Governor Coleman
Mississippi, long cited for economic and racial woes, may rise with Governor James P. Coleman who campaigns for a constitutional convention. He argues a 20th century state must modernize to attract northern and eastern industry and reduce the gap behind national progress.
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Mississippi
James P. Coleman
Coleman
I Get a Thrill with a Drill and Other Notes
A mixed set of brief items covers a Kansas City concert featuring a dentist who plays violin and trombone, jokes about Boston bookies and beans, a 10-year-old TV prize winner, U S policy in the Middle East, a 1932 Ford roadster price, Vermonter resilience after earthquakes, and backyard cooking’s appeal plus upcoming swimming season remarks.
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Kansas City Symphony Orchestra
Clips And Quips Ags Fashion Notes On Shoes And Jeans
A collage of quirky quotes noting a person who spends more on shoes than gasoline, Marin Plenty's swivel heels idea in Dick Tracy, a question about large family size packages in hareem countries, and Emporia Gazette saying this spring’s women wear blue jeans similar to last year.
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Ags
Marin
Dick Tracy
Emporia Gazette
End of an era as Harvey Houses vanish in Kansas
Recollections recall the heyday of Harvey Houses along the Santa Fe route from Chicago to Los Angeles. Dining rooms and lunch counters served Pullman and chair car passengers with immaculate service as trains halted for meals. The shift to dining cars and faster service led to closures, ending with the last Harvey House in Kansas and dining rooms now mainly in Southwest resort towns.
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Santa Fe
Kansas
Chicago
Los Angeles
Harvey Houses
Harvey House
Pullman
Kansas Cities
Winslow
Albuquerque
Auld Lang Syne Twenty Years Ago In Ottawa
A retrospective note recalls F A Bruner displaying home grown strawberries at 8th and Elm. Neal Sayler and Claude Webb paid fines for double parking in police court. Virginia Bingaman, living with the Rupfs on East Wilson, was reported improved after pneumonia. Effie Walker suffered a leg fracture when a porch swing chain broke. Plans near completion for a new Ottawa hotel named The Nelson. City officials ordered street and alley cleanup by May 20 or residents faced police court. Will Lee and Bruce Latimer of Elder Plumbing fixed fixtures at a Martin Hunter farm near Pomona. Wellsville promoted with fancy postcards including a Santa Fe train view.
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Effie Walker
East Seventh Street
Will Lee
Bruce Latimer
The
Elder Plumbing Co
Martin Hunter
Pomona
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Noted for Local and Outside Areas
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription prices for trade area readers and those outside the area. Rates shown include one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75, one year 7 inside, and higher outside trade area options such as one month 1 dollar and one year 10 dollars.
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S. Main
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Prayer for Today in Proverbs Tone
Prayer asks forgiveness for neglecting children and seeks childlike spirit and perfect peace in hearts. It invokes Jesus and Scripture, urging humble faith and reverent trust in God.
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Jesus
Television Listings Summary
Channel information lists NBC and ABC programs with time stamps and show titles including On The Trail Mickey Mouse Sky King Xavier Cugat and Purple Sage. Channel 4 8:00 9-12 News 6:09 13 Sports 631% Life You. Channel 9 ABC.
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Mickey Mouse BS
Little Margie Bas R
Sky King
Purple Sage
Xavier Cugat
Disneyland
Bet
Highway Patrol
LOS
Bill Baker
M. N. Ventor
Troume
Laurel Hiardy
Hickok
Phog Allen
Dinah Shore
Sgt. Preston
Annie Galey
NBC News
Cummings
Riley Tsay
Playhouse 90
Circus Time
Danny Thomas
Scotland Yard
Annapolis
KC Sportlight
May 8 radio schedule with Bob Sanders and Bob Hope
Broadcast grid lists May 8 segments for KCMO WDAF KTJO and KTJO FM with Bob Sanders Morgan Beatty Robt Q Lewis Amos n Andy and Philo Vance Music News and religious programs through 10 pm Also continuing into May 9 with Bob Hope news sports religious updates and Town Talk placeholder marks uncertain times and stations
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KCMO
WDAF
Bob Sanders
Morgan Beatty
Robdt
Q. Lewis
Ktjo-Fm
Robt
KTJO
Opfen
Amos
Andy
Philo Vance
Bob Hope
Robt. Q. Lewis
World Tonight
No Pedigree But This Dog Is Loaded in Reading
Bobby a four year old mixed breed with no pedigree inherits a $50 800 estate from Ruth A. Maurer in Berks County probate. He becomes principal beneficiary and will have a nurse, his own air conditioned bed, access to a three room apartment, daily walks, a dedicated chair, and the best dog food.
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Reading
Bobby
Ruth A. Maurer
Berks County Court House
Subscriptions listed for Ottawa Herald renewals
A long roster of new and renewal subscribers appears for the Ottawa Herald, naming numerous individuals and their towns including Baldwin Love Miles Olin H Heffner Mrs I P Sullivan Clyde V Robinson Garnett Charles W Thompson and many others across Ottawa Overbrook Paola Pomona Princeton Quenemo Wellsville Williamsburg Richmond Waverly and Richmond areas. The list reflects extensive community uptake.
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Ottawa Herald
Baldwin
Love Miles
Olin H. Heffner
I. P. Sullivan
Clyde V. Robinson
Garnett
Charles W. Thompson
E. Y. Parker
Greeley
C. A. Carlson
J. A. Rickabough
Chris Mersman
Oscar Setter
Harris
D. R. Doyle
Ottawa
W. C. McConachie
R W. Kitterman
M. L. Houghins
Frank Melcher
Albert N. Carlson
Alvin Hinderliter
Gene Mohr
Bessie Johnson
W. D. Dunlap
Ezra Bravant
Charley Roehl
George Hutchins
Bosco Smith
J. L. Anderson
Roy A. Gerhard
Porter Turner
A. E. Smith
Delmer E. Wray
George Edge
Comb
Paola — M. McWilson
Elmer H. Brown
Everett Powner
J. R. Gathers
Pomona
Gordie J. Price
H. J. Murray
W. Leitcher
Glenn M. Smith
L. J. Shepherd
Princeton
Howard Linneman
Earl Adams
Ballard Wood
C. N. Anderson
George A. Finley
C. W. Martin Jr
J. E. Lloyd
Quenemo
Glen Atchison
D. E. Gettinger
Rantoul
Ray Detwiler
J. K. Peckham
Claude Christie
Jim Seymour
Forest Burgoon
Fannie Seymour
S. D. Needham
R. M. Loyd
Richmond
Everett Collins
Low Chambers
Waverly
Gail de Jarnett
Albert Kunkel
Harold Deay
Wellsville
Horse in Woman’s Window Stuns Charleston Resident
Mrs. Ernie Jones heard glass crash and saw a horse with its head through her shattered picture window. She threw her shoe to scare it, and the horse backed out. The animal had escaped from a nearby farmer.
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Ernie Jones
Many Executives Guilty Of Excessive Eating
Charley N aged 47 a life insurance sales manager discusses weight and diet with Dr George W Crane He advocates a tapering off approach rather than abrupt cessation and outlines a ten day plan to lose up to ten pounds by limiting daily calories and liquid intake He promotes a booklet How to Lose 10 Lbs in 10 Days available from The Hopkins Syndicate Melott Ind
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Case U-375
Charley N
Dr. Crane
Charley
Alway Ag
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Ohio bill seeks automatic first degree murder for slain legislators
Self defense coverage notes Ohio lawmakers discuss a bill to classify the killing of legislators as automatic first degree murder as they consider adjournment of the current Assembly and return to constituents.
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Columbus
Ohio
Car Insurance Refunds Made by Kansas Officials
TOPEKA Thirty insurance companies have issued refunds exceeding 50 000 to 1 923 Kansans with misclassified auto policies based on 24 161 policies checked in 353 firms. Refunds were ordered by Insurance Commissioner Frank Sullivan after findings that motorists were charged higher rates, often in package deals for cars bought on time payments. Most refunds involved policies for drivers under 25 charged the higher premium, covering policies active Jan 1 to June 30, 1935. Since then endorsements ensure correct classification on each policy.
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Topeka
Kansans
Frank Sullivan
No Pay Hike For Federal Workers
Washington bureau of the Budget opposes any general pay increase for federal employees now. It says government and private sector should avoid actions that raise inflationary pressures. Budget Director Percival Brundage told Chairman Murray that the present economy cannot endorse such legislation.
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Washington
Bureau of the Budget
White House
Percival F. Brundage
Murray
Dtenn
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
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L. A. Rupf
East Wilson Street
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