What's With Texas A Look At Gov Shivers Era
Editorial attacks Texan crime and politics under Governor Allan Shivers. It contrasts modern gangland style violence with past gunplay, notes Texas rising as a crime story center, and suggests the governor may unleash Texas Rangers as crime and corruption grow.
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Allam Shivers
Texas
Lone Star
Chicago
Capone
Murder Inc
Duval County
Shivers
Texas Rangers
Oklahoma City site for Cowboy Hall of Fame sparks promotion critique
Commentary blasts the move as a commercial exploit rather than memorial, cites dry humor about Salk and Einstein, and quips on civic pride and local riot headlines. It also reflects on school plays, one and two act, praising youth effort and the value of experience over mere success.
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Tihe
Oklahoma City
Cowboy Hall of Fame
After All Fun For The Players By Elm
A brief note from Elm describes eventful viewing as players perform a couple of one act plays. Audience engagement and light entertainment set the mood for a relaxed program.
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By Elm
Auld Lang Syne and Centuries of Local Notes
A 1S year recap notes Winston Churchill becoming Britain's prime minister replacing Neville Chamberlain. A Sacred Heart church planned in Spanish mission style. Franklin county Boy Scouts prep for Campere spring outing at Forest Park. 25 years ago blooms graced city promenades. Walter Pleasant chaired the state tax commission weekend visit. County commissioners arranged surfacing for LeLoup Wellaville road section two. 50 years ago Henry S Jefferies sold tomato plants. Thomas W Lawson of Boston invited to the Chautauqua assembly. City Marshall Austin Reed urged payment of the 1905 dog tax.
War hero quits Parliament over pay and expense woes
Capt Robert Ryder VC, famed WWII commando and Victoria Cross recipient, announces retirement from the House of Commons citing inability to live on MP wages. The piece notes MPs earn about 1000 pounds yearly with small expenses, and compares to US pay, with many MPs unable to run again due to financial pressures.
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Beverley Baxter
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Ottawa Herald fragmentary post date notice
Fragmented OCR text from Ottawa Herald page shows misread names and varied subscription rates. It lists editors managers and billing roles amid garbled phrases including monthly and yearly mail rates and an unclear outside area notation.
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Ottawa
Harria Hese
Don Hula
Guyana
Don Shipman
Boward Keadle
Arama Mall
Mall
Disease From Germs Not Hereditary Says Dr Crane
In an educational column Dr Crane reassures Josephine J aged 27 that St Vitus dance is not inherited and that germ diseases including those from viruses are not transmitted hereditarily. He notes measles and mumps can affect a baby in the womb or through nursing but not via inheritance. Diabetes is inheritable while tuberculosis is not, and eye color and intelligence have hereditary components.
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Josephine
Crane
Lalways
Cloging
New Cars Released At County Treasurer's Office
A list of 28 new vehicles was released today at the county treasurer's office. Ottawa residents include Rev M E Guilfoyle with a Studebaker sedan Donald or Pearl Patrick with a Studebaker Tudor Porter Turner with a Ford town sedan Harold Stevens with a Ford sedan Faye Fields with a Dodge Tudor Mr or Mrs Fred Shoemaker with a Chevrolet sedan Fred and Leola Meador with a Pontiac Catalina Herman Allen with a Dodge Tudor Melvin or Frances Hoots with a DeSoto sedan Mr or Mrs John Fritts with a Chevrolet sedan Pepsi Cola Bottling Co with a Chevrolet cab and chassis National Sign Company with a Ford express George or Bonnie McDowell with a Ford club sedan Carl Thompson with a Chevrolet cab and chassis Robert or Ruth Nisely with an Oldsmobile 0 R Mar
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M. E. Guilfoyle
Studebaker
Donald
Pearl Patrick
Studebaker Tudor
Porter Turner
Harold K. Stevens
Faye Fields
Fred Shoemaker
Chevrolet
Fred
Leola Meador
Herman Allen
Melvin
Frances Hoots
DeSoto
John Fritts
Pepsi ~ Cola’ Bottling Company
National Sign Company
Ford Express
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Bonnie McDowell
Carl Thompson
Robert Or RuthlNisely
Oldstudor
R. Mar
Television Schedule Snapshot for May 11-12
Television listings from KRFEQ TV and partners outline programs across channels 2 and 4 plus WIBW and others for Wednesday May 31 and Thursday May 12. It lists afternoon and evening shows including sports, variety, dramas, Westerns, game shows, news, and late night movies with multiple stations and time blocks.
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Garry Moore
KMBC
WDAF
Meargan
EMBC
FBS
Wuap
Dinsh Shore
Ktjo—Globe Sports
Dick Darby
Newn
KTJO
Laymen's Hour
Groucho
Perry Coma
Great Star
Amon
Andy
Truth Or Conseq
Ktjo—Playhouse
Weekend Visits and Transfers Mark Richmond Notes
News from Richmond reports multiple weekend visits and family gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and children with Mrs. Gault’s family prepare to move to Charleston, D. C. for Mr. Young’s Phillips Petroleum transfer. Various friends and relatives visit, and Mrs. Joe Wallace dies in Nevada, Mo. A local boy’s transfer to Fort Monmouth is noted along with Miss Effie Lou Nickel’s bridal shower in Ottawa. A bus passenger aids a baby in Thrall, improving the child’s condition.
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A. C. Mortensons
Paola
Kenneth Cunningham
Jim McDonalds
Garnett
Mary Wilson
Bertha Day
Blanche Ewings
Joe Gault
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Loren Rogers
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Wallace
Ottawa
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Charles §. Edwards
Edwin Horstick
Floyd Robertson
Gridley
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Hilda Reeder
Red Charges Not Proved In Korea Armistice Probe
The Neutral National Supervisory Commission says Red charges that the United Nations brought combat matériel into Korea were not proved. The unanimous NNSC ruling followed UNSC team inspections of sites named in letters of February 23 24 and 26 alleging violations by supplying new equipment, notably aircraft, to South Korea.
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National Supervisory Commission
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UNSC
South Korea
Atomic Blast Is Postponed In Nevada Test Series
LAS VEGAS NEV The final atomic blast of the 1955 Nevada test series was postponed before its 5 05 a m detonation time due to unacceptable wind patterns. A new weather briefing will decide if the final 30 to 35 kiloton shot atop a 500 foot tower is tried at 5 a m tomorrow.
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Nev
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commission
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