New Ottawa High School Debate Divides Parents and Students
A letter from Ottawa parents argues against a new high school citing adequate current capacity and local facilities. They praise the existing school’s central location, afterschool access, and community services while criticizing youth behavior and calling for future consideration, not immediate construction. The piece contrasts parent philosophy with city officials and notes local sentiments from Mrs. Mavis Bestwater.
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Dale’s
Kaiser’s
Ottawa
Kansas City
Mavis Bestwater
Mulberry
Fragmented TV Schedule Reflects a Busy Network Lineup
A dense OCR styled log lists channel dials and programs across NBC CBS ABC and more. The snippet includes hourly slots for News Weather Sports classic dramas westerns game shows and late-night movies with titles such as Perry Mason Wagon Train I Love Lucy and The Twilight Zone along with embedded ad-like fragments and unclear annotations.
Ode To A Barbershop In A Small Town
An old time ode describes J. E. Cunninghams barbershop tucked between a harness store and a cigar maker. The shop sits central on the block opposite the Only Way Cafe, a five-chair parlor where the proprietor works the fifth chair.
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J. E. Cunningham's
Jim’s
Cunningham’s
Barber Shop Memories Echo A Bygone Chicago Style
The piece recalls Cunningham's barber shop scene with lined chairs, reading material, and a busy Saturday night grind. It notes the shoeshine stand, cigar counter, 10 cent bath cubicles, and Harrison Baldwin’s meticulous service, plus a frame about a Chicago visit to justify price differentials and tips.
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Rotary
Cunningham
Main Street
Cunningham’s
Harrison Baldwin
Harrison
H. E. Cunningham’s
Chicago
Hair loss mystery and advice from Dr Molner
A reader asks about a scalp disorder named by a trichologist who prescribes weekly visits for months to thicken hair, while her husband worries about total loss. Dr Molner says heredity and nonmedical treatments complicate hair loss and urges seeing a dermatologist for proper diagnosis and confirmed treatment.
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J. C
R. Og PR
Iohoelan
The Prince Is Called Charles Not Charlie
Prince Charles heir to the British throne turns 15 and is officially known by a long list of titles while friends and family call him Charles. The Gordonstoun student is described as artistic, sporty, and a capable horseman sailor and marksman with early publicity for a hotel bar incident.
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Prince
Charles
Charlie
Eddy Gilmore
London
Prince of Wales
Prince Charles Philip Arthur George
Gordonse ‘Tou
Gordonstoun
Waugh
Eton
Crown
Stornoway
Lewis
Royal Grounds
Windsor
Balmoral Castles
Calamity Jane Pleases Critic in TV Special
AP critic Cynthia Lowry reviews Carol Burnett in Calamity Jane a 90 minute CBS musical comedy taped last summer. Burnett shines with singing and comic timing though some songs are reprises. The piece blends new and old material with a lively tomboy lead and occasional straight ballad.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Carol Burnett
Carol
Nellie Bly's Around the World record and key history events
On this date in history Nellie Bly completed her circumnavigation in 72 days and 6 hours. The year 1864 marked Sherman’s March to the Sea after burning Atlanta. 1941 Los Angeles earthquakes caused 1 million in damage. 1948 Prince Charles was born to Elizabeth II. Eisenhower spoke of US-Canada cooperation in 1956. Soviet checkpoint detentions on the Autobahn occurred in 1959. Kennedy and Adenauer discussed Berlin disputes in 1962.
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New York World
Nellie Bly
New York
Jules Verne
William T. Sherman
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Prince Charles
Princess Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth II of
Eng
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Page Note
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with no Sunday issues and holiday breaks. Rates shown include trade area by mail one month one dollar, three months three dollars, six months five sixty six, one year nine dollars, and outside trade area rates higher, with one month one fifty, three months four twenty five, six months eight dollars, one year fifteen dollars. Associated Press credit notes exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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THE
Associated Press
Herald Offers Weekly $5 News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly reward of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be turned in to the newsroom for consideration in upcoming editions.
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the Herald
Boundary Line to Divide Kansas City Across Paseo Bridge
Kansas City and North Kansas City will have a painted line marking the city boundary on the Paseo bridge over the Missouri River. A Tuesday crash near the North Kansas City limits prompted police to inspect the scene. officer Ronald E. Brant concluded the collision occurred within Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Missouri River
Mihi
Ronald E. Brant
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