Editorials Greet ’em Right
A small group of Ottawa men and 135 women prepare to launch a community fund drive to raise 22760 for the Ottawa United Fund and Civile Activities fund. Nineteen advance gifts workers start. 40 more will collect supplies. 209 people involved. The editorial urges cheerful support and generous contributions to honor civic volunteers.
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Ottawa
Ottawa United Fund
Civile Activities Fund
Advance Gifts Committee
Boils and germs in skin care explained by doctor
A reader questions boils and their causes while Dr Molnert explains staph infections and why boils cluster into carbuncles. Tips include treating boils like infected fingers, keeping them covered and antiseptic, and seeking medical help if numerous or enlarging. Also notes on sleep needs and a note about bifid uvula repair.
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L.K
Burgos Cathedral and El Cid Hostal Through Spain
On a dry afternoon we reach Burgos a compact old city with a Gothic cathedral famed for its riches and centuries of work. The night ends at El Cid a two story hostal with a garden where guests from Spain Portugal Morocco Britain Sweden Belgium and Germany stay in rooms priced three dollars with a fifteen percent tip surcharge.
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Burgos
Rockefeller Center
el Cid
Recason
Ottawa area births and hospital note and local business sale
A ton sil operation for Ethel Larson of 29 Ash. A new son born to Mr and Mrs Joe Bassett of Le Loup. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harold Hoover of 7 miles northeast of Ottawa. Jesse Gay returns from Ouray Colorado after a visit. Philarethean Society at Ottawa University forms a dramatic club with Caroline Medders directing Shakespearean plays. John Nelson buys Phillips Windmill and Pump on East 2nd Street.
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Joe Bassett
le Loup
Harold Hoover
Ottawa
The
Philarethean Society
John Nelson
Phillips
East 2Nd Street
Prayer for Today United in the Spirit and Peace
A brief church prayer calling for unity in the Spirit and bond of peace among members. It asks for avoidance of conflict within the church and for doing good to one another and to a needy world, on the spirit of Christ.
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Christ
Amon
Comprehensive 1940s TV Schedule With Channel Lineup
The page lists a dense network grid of Channel 4, NBC, CBS, and ABC programs including 6:00 to 10:00 blocks with child and variety shows, news, weather, sports, and dramatic features. It catalogs multiple time slots, program titles, and approximate lineups such as 5-Playhouse, 9-TZT Sunset, 4-News, 9-Weather, 4-Howdy Doody, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, and westerns, reflecting a busy station slate across hours and channels.
Downtown areas fight back in urban revival effort
AP provided report from New York noting downtown districts in major cities push back against traffic and suburban competition. Cities seek renewed shopping, dining, and business activity through mixed redevelopment. The piece highlights business analyst observations and ongoing urban renewal trends.
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New York
Army Rejects Plan to Eliminate Plant Recapture Clause
Washington AP reports the Army rejected requests to drop the recapture clause in private contracts for the Kansas Ordnance Plant at Parsons. The plant, idle after World War II, must be retained to ensure mobilization production. The Army may lease parts for commercial use to cut maintenance costs and aid local economy amid urban renewal efforts targeting slums and blight.
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Washington
Army
Kansas
Parsons
Southeast Kansas Development Assn
Frank Carlson
Rlias
F. H. Higgins
Higgins
Ottawa Daily Coupon Rates and Posting Details
Publication notice from Ottawa Kansas states daily issues except Sundays and holidays, posted at the post office as second class matter. Publisher Robert B. Wellington lists subscription rates for trade area by mail: one month 88 cents, three months 32, six months 3.75, one year 7 dollars. Outside trade by mail: one month 1 dollar, three months 3, six months 5.50, one year 10 dollars.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Hostor City Anedaker
Ciseeenee
Iaix
Mass
Aix
Pakistan under martial law extends death penalty
Pakistan's military government, led by Iskander Mirza, announced martial law and new regulations that extend the death penalty for numerous offenses. Mirza named the administrators and said he abolished the government and constitution to prepare a new charter, arguing politicians had driven the nation into crisis. Public reaction appeared supportive of Mirza's takeover.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Persvants Faf
Iskander Mirza
Mirza
Will Retain Demo US Committeeman From Louisiana
Washington AP Democratic National Chairman Paul M Butler said Camille Gravel Jr will continue as Louisiana national committeeman despite an ouster vote by state leaders over segregation. He noted the State Central Committee lacks authority to remove him and Gravel will stay in the post until the 1960 Democratic National Convention unless grounds are presented to the DNC.
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Washington
Paul M. Butler
Camille Gravel Jr
Butler
State Central Committee
Imove Gravel
Gravel
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Ouray
Colo
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Mickey Mouse
Gordon Elliott
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Peet
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Thin Man
Real McCoys
Bheritt
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Parade
Ain Tid
Walt Dian
Cleason
Gleason Baty
Phil Silvera
Prn Silvera
Sporta
TBA
Nelson
Garden
Theater
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Stara
Stair & Story
Frontier
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Rangers
Jecks
Circus
Roy H
Tobin Hood
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John Wayne
K. City
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Cray Ghost
TRA
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Marshal
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Perry Mason
Dick Clark
Perry Como
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Wanted
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Canyon
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Welk
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Have Gun
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P -Mart
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Dan Devine
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Dad
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Europe
Ryan
Theatra
Attys
Rolletin
Awe
My Movie
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AP Business News
Albert M. Cole
Congress of the National Retail Merchants Assn
Leonard L. Farber
International Council of Shopping Centers
Bureau of the Census
U. S
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American Society of Planning Officials
Ottawa Herald
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Fogle Quarry
Muni
Mi Itn
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Carol - Lom
Action OF the Tiger
Uae
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International Pictus
Glenn Ford
Caee Houman
Anne Francis Keenan
Wych
Fred Clark
Eva Gabor
Russ Tamblyn
Jet Richards
Special Group
ST. Boniface Church
Scipio
Richmond
West Scipio School House
Preeran Hook
Barbara
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SUN
Robert Taylor Wylie
London
Joan Cassavets
Inemascope
Metroco
M-G-M
James Mason
Rod Steiger
Inger Stevens
Neville Brand
Stu
Johnny A
Allan Ested
Barbara Cook
Eddie. Hodges
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Atay
Trackdo
Wibw-Tv
Topeka
Hell
William Holden
Carl Foreman Picheng
Sophia Loren
Trevor Howard
Riprea Mgome
Bernard Lee
Bryan Forbes
Lehuaas
Cinenascopé
Jeffrey Hunter
Nigel Patrick
Annemarie Duringer
Arthur Kenned
Ineriee Et Ej Ods
Leif Erickson
Waulae
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