Editorials in Two Directions
Washington hearings reveal inconsistency in Chamber of Commerce positions. Local groups lobby for public works while national chambers press for budget cuts, sowing confusion for appropriations committees. The piece urges the Chamber to unite its stance and align with sincere public needs.
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Washington
Appropriations
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
National Chamber of Commerce
United States
This And That by job Reression note
A humorous column notes quirky ideas and observations from fashion to safety. It jokes about hat prices for women, teaching waitresses for Air Force mess halls, auto front-seat construction to reduce injuries, peas and radishes in gardening, ladders against buildings, the tie as fashion, ex presidents and gall bladders, pedodontist as a new professional. The tone is light and satirical.
Prayer for Today as Dying Yet Living in Christ
A devotional prayer invoking faith amid suffering. It speaks of dying and living through Christ, referencing 11 Corinthians 6 9 and the crucifixion as path to eternal life. The prayer asks heavenly guidance for believers to realize life through Jesus Christ.
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Christ
Clips And Quips Scientists say that the world is struck
A fragment notes scientists discussing a global strike by scientists or a metaphorical event. It mentions the world and a striking action tied to scientific figures, but the incomplete text limits precise attribution or dates.
Should first cousins marry and how risk impacts families
Reader asks about cousin marriages and genetic risk. The writer disapproves of first cousin marriages where illegal and notes higher defect risk in offspring due to inherited traits. Discusses dominant and recessive genes, the uncertain balance of good versus bad traits, and the role of genetics in counseling. Mentions American Eugenics Society resources and growing genetics institutes in McGill, Columbia, Bowman Gray, Michigan, and Minnesota.
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Enon
American Eugenics Society
McGill University
Columbia
Bowman Gray
University of Michigan
Minnesota
Lee R. Dice
Michigan Heredity Clinic
Auld Lang Syne and Local Fire and Theft Report
Auld Lang Syne twenty five years ago notes report a gallon jug stolen from F A Waddle at 426 S Cedar. A roof fire damages Henry Sornberger’s home at 833 E Wilson. estimated roof loss is $25. Southwestern Bell employees Mrs. Theodore Foster and Miss Elizabeth Floyd enjoyed vacations. Missouri strawberry crop reaching Ottawa with excellent quality and price of two boxes for a quarter. A sidewalk contract for six feet is mentioned along the courthouse side. The Walter construction involved cement and a network of 15 miles of signal lines.
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Henry Sornberger
E. Wilson
Theodore Foster
Elizabeth Floyd
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Ottawa
Frantic TV Schedule Mix of Classic Channel Lineup
A dense listing shows Channel 4 NBC CBS ABC programs with hour by hour entries including The Lone Ranger Perry Mason Gunsmoke and The Big Frame among many titles. It outlines a sprawling 1950s style television lineup with news sports cartoons and dramatic programs across multiple channels and times.
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Frontier u—Banking
Mighty Alouse
Terry Tile Seno
Rull Th’ Reddy
Jimmy Dean
Hisco
Playhouse
Cartoona
Martin Kane
Tomestone
Junction City Paper Wins Army Good Neighbor Award
The Junction City Paper and publisher John D. Montgomery receive the Army Times Individual Recognition Program Award for being a good neighbor to the U.S. Army. Presentation was made by Steve Tillman, contributing editor of the Army.
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FT. Riley
Junction
Life Is Better After 35 Says Cary Grant
Cary Grant says 35 marks the life turning point in his view. After 35 a man should improve, he asserts, noting that until then many are self centered. The actor expresses optimism that life improves with age if one acts with purpose.
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New York
Grant
England
Ingrid Bergman
Archibald Alexander Leach
Hollywood
New Severance Tax Study is Proposed
Kansas lawmakers consider a severance tax on oil and gas replacing property taxes. Rep Tom Schwinn Rep Marion Mathews Sen Garner Shriver lead the push with opposition from party peers. The debate centers on learning from experience and tax policy impact.
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Tom Schwinn
Wellington
Marion Mathews
Winfield
Sen
Garner Shriver
Wichita
Hall calls for abolishing Kansas budget session
PHILLIPSBURG Kas Fred Hall seeking the Republican nomination for governor said in a campaign speech that the Kansas Legislature budget session should be abolished. He argued the sessions fail in purpose and waste taxpayers money.
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Philliesburg
Kas
Fred Hall
Kansas
Hall
Saturday KOFO Schedule Notes and Morning Lineup
Radio schedule fragment lists programs and times including Top of Morning, News Summaries, Saturday Serenade, Around Town, Sports Round-up, and church services. Many items appear garbled but indicate a full day plan with music features, news, and community reports.
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Readio
Newas
Mkts
Wihr
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Chireh
Munte
ML Oread
First Methodist
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World Concert Hall
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Kansas committee advances studies on taxes and road code
The discussion includes a plan to fund a $137,000 educational survey, broaden the Livestock Commission with a veterinarian, and study severance taxes on oil and gas. A bill to align traffic laws with the uniform code was drafted, while a severance tax proposal faces concerns about double taxation and county revenue loss. A formula to redistribute severance taxes to counties will be explored.
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State Livestock Commission
Kansas
Shriver
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