Editorial Herald backs Shaw in Kansas governor race
The Ottawa Herald endorses Warren Shaw as Republican candidate for governor, while reaffirming no stance on local races. It notes prior support for Gov. Hall, argues a Democratic vote would hinder state progress, and commits to backing the Republican ticket while reserving differences on Right to Work with Shaw.
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Warren Shaw
Kansas
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Fred Hall
Gov. Hall
Shaw
Guv. Hall
This and That Prediction and Misplaced Observations
The column mixes satirical takes on politics and society with miscues from public life. It notes pro voters, aging figures, a bagpipe college in Scotland, a NY shooting, a To-Do on mail boxes, a limping correspondent, and a university choir, then remarks on declining domestic servants from 1900 to today.
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Scotland
After All Too Much Money On A Moon Flight Debate
ELMI reflects on spending too much money and imagines future space travel. He jokes about manned and unmanned lunar flights, questions about gear, stopovers, food, tobacco rules, and potential hotel cabs on the moon. Travel agencies offer no reservations yet.
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Earth
Moon
Mars
Ottawa items note theater lease and football prep
Auld Lang Syne C A Novak and C W Goodell leased the Ottawa Memorial Auditorium to run a theater showing talking pictures. Ottawa University football prepares for Wyandotte game at Cook Field with a listed starting lineup. Coach Dee Errickson takes 32 players to Warrensburg for a classico, naming the squad including Daugharthy and Rogers. Also listed are local visits, fashion notes, building repainting, and a cider barrel incident injuring a finger.
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C. A. Novak
C. W. Goodell
Ottawa Memorial
Ottawa High
Wyandotte High
Cook Field
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Humphrey
Daugharthy
Rathjen
Averill
Stoffer
Forsythe
Barker
Bhint
Harbison
L. Daugharthy
C. A. Scrivener
Revoval
Herman Brummel
Richmond
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Joe Howard
South Main
Dee Errickson
Warrensburg
Townsend
Crilly
McPherson
Hetzo
Spong
Senter
Gray
Wilkins
B. Wilkins
Smith
Haen
Peffly
Fisher
Knapper
White
Rogers
Pwtters
Messer
Jackson
Rea
Church
Goodrich
Weaver
Summer
Mattis
Jeter
Ragsdale
Fitzpatrick
Elder
Pemberton
Armstrong
Ten Commandments Epic Explores Human Freedom Says DeMille
HAL BOYLE profiles Cecil B DeMille and his 76th film The Ten Commandments as a modern parable on human freedom. DeMille says the project, rooted in biblical story, will shape generations and argues the message outweighs cost while financing from his own pocket funds religious education.
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New New York
Jory
Cecil B. DeMille
Hollywood
Moses
DeMille
DeMile
Love and psychology in a campus dating experiment
Dr George W Crane recounts Clint R a 21 year old university senior who blamed women after his fiancee left him Crane uses a class exercise to pair Clint with Anne guiding him through dating methods He observes Clint growing tentative and acknowledges Anne's vivacity as a key factor in romance The piece promises a tomorrow follow up and invites readers to write for more paychological charts.
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Clint R
Clint
Anne
Evanston
Chicago Loop
Art Institute
Hollywood
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
DeMille On Commandments In Modern Life
The speaker cites the Ten Commandments as guiding modern behavior. He highlights thou shalt have no other gods and thou shalt not bear false witness as targets for reform in society and politics. He notes gossip across oceans affects public campaigns and mentions Savings Bonds as safe investments.
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Atlantic
Pacific
DeMille
The Buzzers Behind the Curtain
The article describes the backstage tension before a premiere. The stage manager calls for action as producers, actors, and crew await opening night. The stakes are high with $100,000 at risk and months of hard work culminating in a critical performance.
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Istern
Hammers
Oit Berlins
Porters
Shuberts
Kaufmans
Harts
Flowers
Television listings brief for tonight program
TV guide snippet shows multiple channel slots with times and codes. Entries indicate programs scheduled for tonight including gaps and numbers, but details are unclear due to OCR. No clear event names or entities to identify.
Radio schedule fragment from October listings
An OCR fragment lists multiple radio programs with times and station tags such as KMBC WDAF KNBC KMPC and WDATF. It includes news, sports, music, and variety shows across Tuesday and Wednesday entries, with garbled titles and inconsistent punctuation.
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KMBC
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
Ed Morgan
WDAPF
Dragnet
KMPC
Knbc—Vandertoon
Ted Heath
Knbc—Orchestra
KNBC
Jazz Kmbc
Km2bc
Music Hall
B. B. Dilson
Vandercook
Newa
WDATF
KMBCC
Broadway Opening Night Lingers Amid Fashion Juices and Rumors
Crowds line Ambassador Theater as a glamorous opening unfolds with stars Arthur Kennedy and David Wayne. Attendees in tuxedos and furs mingle, while critics and socialites await the New York Times review arriving at 1:30. The press agent and producer await verdict, hopeful the show will land a hit.
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William Paley
Ambassador Theater
Paul Douglas
Billy Rose
Sally
Dave Garroway
Anneying
Miller
Walter Winchell
Morocco
John Chapman
Dior
Broadway
Noliges
City Desk
Sardi’s
Valentine
New York Times
Arthur Kennedy
Davd Wayne
Hall Says Kansas Is Out Of Debt At Last
Topeka announced by Gov Fred Hall that Kansas is completely out of debt for the first time in 80 years. A preliminary state financial report for fiscal year 1956 shows no general obligation bonds outstanding as of June 30 1956. General fund expenditures rose about 2 percent from 1955 with education health hospitals and public safety the main growth areas. Education and research accounted for roughly half the increase over 1955 and transfers from the retail sales tax fund were not made in 1956.
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Topeka
Gav
Fred Hall
General Fund
Hall
Richmond Fortnightly Club Hosts Visual Education Program
The Fortnightly club met Friday with Mrs. Sandy J Sims presiding over the Visual Education program. Guests included Mines Cecil Orr William Vanke and Elie Henderson. Members present listed. Planned October 19 meeting with Mrs. Ralph McCrea. Several local families visited and hosted relatives in Ottawa and Manhattan.
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Abe Severns
Pete Bures
Bula
Carl Anderson
Lena Briwnmel
Kansas City
Warren Welborn
Ottawa University
Chester Martin
Mmes
Eva Schmitt
Lucy McGinnis
Goldie Walden
Lew Roush
Ida Beall
Betty Kimball
Princeton
Dick Fox
Lester Fox
Earl Wall
Brownie Hermreck
Chicago
Doolin Farm
Emerald
Bob Kuiken
E. &. Jordan
Leslie Bendicksons
Riverston
Wys
Church
Annex
Orr
Richard Berger
James Frederick Mersman
Marine Corps
Topeka
San Diego
Calif
Berea Club
Clayton Mc
Clyde Berry
Noah Hutchison
Kenneth Cunningham
Dan Lickteig
Lonnie Chambers
C. HW. New
Guy Reichard
Clyde Berrys
Sandy J Sims
Raymond Wagner
Mines
Cecil Orr
William Vanke
Elie Henderson
Ralph McCrea
D. L. DeGarmo
Frank Dietrich
George Dietrich
Wilbur Duffey
Albert Dunbar
Margaret Edwards
R.&. Gault
Frank Gertheld
Ernest Henderson
Merritt McDonald
Lon Mishler
Lee Perkins
Virgil Smith
Alfred Sigler
R. S. McCrea
Ottawa
Berl Creek Saslina
William Vanek
Doug Kersehners
Ralphi
McCrea
Earl Billetts
Council Grove
Clive Bastin
Charley Rhoads
Eunice Severns
Manhatttan
Frozen Foods Pioneer Clarence Birdseye Dies at 69
Clarence Birdseye, 69, inventor of a rapid freezing process that revolutionized frozen foods, died Sunday at Gramercy Park Hotel in New York. He reportedly developed the idea while a fur trader in Labrador and later sold the process to General Foods for about 22 million dollars after a small $7 experiment.
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New York
Clarence Birdseye
Fortune
Gramercy Park
Labrador
General Woods
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