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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1955

Page

2

Editorial condemns right of way land values in Kansas turns

The Kansas Turnpike Authority condemned 12.33 acres north of Emporia and isolated nine more with its highway route. An authority appraiser set land at 3723.18 while the jury awarded 59839.30 after a short trial. The piece argues judges should decide such condemnation cases rather than juries, noting juries overpay due to personal bias and sympathy for homeowners.

Lyon County Kansas Turnpike Authority Emporia Turnpike Authority BOB White Motor Company S. Hickory Ottawa Kansas

A Longer Life And The Future Of Longevity

Medical science projects lifespans of 115 to 140 years but questions stay. Longer lifespans could strain pensions and labor markets as people retire later and live decades more. Past triumphs over small pox diphtheria tuberculosis and polio fuel optimism while risks echo atomic power debates about unintended costs.

Self-Made Fools and Futuristic Flight Glimpses

The column wistfully surveys self-made men and public figures while sketching a 1950s imagine of airliners crossing the nation in under four hours. It notes Adlai Stevenson’s phrasing issues, Homecoming Queens, and the eccentric musings of everyday life amid rising newsprint costs impacting readers and publishers.

Expansion at Ottawa University Adds Library and Arts Center

Ottawa University begins construction of a new library and arts center as part of postwar growth. The project follows a fieldhouse residence hall two dormitories and gym remodeling, with completion expected to boost the college’s facilities for future enrollment growth.

Ottawa University Gore

After All Traffic Problems By Elm

The essay argues traffic woes affect most cities with drivers cutting in and honking. It suggests nagging at home or at work lessens as drivers vent on the road. Pedestrians offer another outlet for released venting, making driving less tense when traffic is chaotic.

Local historical notices and incidents recap

A retrospective roundup cites movements and events from past decades. It notes Cecil Cade moving to Illinois with family five terms earlier, four McCullah sons registering for draft, C N Clark on business in the city, Bert Barnes electrocuted at Warner Steel, the Ransom Memorial Hospital slated for December completion, G A Brown moving to 513 West Fifth, Carey M Porter driving to the country, and Fisher Oil manager Shaner relocating to Ottawa.

Vitamins No Guarantee Of Good Health

Dr. George W. Crane argues health derives from blood chemistry rather than athletic build or perfect diet. He cites Ellen M. who contracted smallpox despite dieting, notes vaccines and natural immunity, and warns deficiencies cause many diseases while vaccines protect against specific infections.

Iaina Ellen Lyon Crane Hopkins

Salina Judge Hurt In Highway 40 Crash

District Judge A R Buzick of Salina suffered shock and bruises when his car overturned on U S Highway 40 west of Salina. He was slightly injured but traveled to Minneapolis to open the November term of court.

Salina A.r.buzick Here U. S. Highway 40 Minneapolis

Kansas Division Elects New Cancer Society Officers

Dr J P Berger of Wichita is named president of the Kansas Division of the American Cancer Society with Mrs Elwood Coile of Fairway as vice president and Mrs Karl Leidig of Lenora as secretary. Robert A McClure of Topeka becomes treasurer and Arthur H Saville of Topeka serves as executive committee chairman. Other officers were elected at the meeting as strawberries tied to a garden board fundraiser appeared in holiday Bermuda fare.

Topeka J.P. Berger Wichita Kansas American Cancer Society Elwood Coile Fairway Kas Karl Leidig Lenora Robert A. McClure Arthur H. Saville Board of Garden Bermuda

TV Listings and Program Schedule Snippet

A dated grid of local channel programming notes for KMBC WDAF KTJO WDAT and others. Entries show show names anchors and times across two days with partial program titles and unclear details. The fragment lists news talks classic programs and dramas with several garbled station names and numbers.

KMBC WDAF Arorgag Beatt KTJO Atl Globe Kmbc—Jeep Ktjo—Light Wdat—Dragnet Akmbc-Guapensa Ktjo—Muale Glenn Miller Wdaf—Theater Amos and

Features Of Two Price Plan Captures Grange Interest

Ray Teagarden of La Cygne noted at the Kansas Grange convention that elements of a two price or multiple price system could win approval. He argued the plan would allot a share of domestic wheat use to food and allow farmers to shift acreage to other crops where possible while maintaining wheat output where profitable. He urged state and local control over school funding remains essential. Rodeos report 12.5 paying customers annually in the U.S.

Newton Ray Teagarden Kansas Grange la Cygne Kas The Grange Teagarden

United Nations marks birthday and global celebrations

United Nations marks its 10th birthday with global celebrations marking the day the UN charter took effect. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. called the UN the world’s most potent single engine in shaping public opinion. Michigan’s lakeshore line stretches 4,131 miles, longest coast in the nation, rivaling Atlantic coastline from Maine to Florida.

United Nations U. N Henry Cabot Lodge Jr U. S International Michigan Lakeshore Union Maine Florida

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