One Generation Schools condemn Windem High School
Editorial argues the 32 year old Windem high school in Windom McPherson county has been condemned as unsafe. The piece decries one generation school design and style obsession in the United States, contrasting with enduring older buildings such as Oxford's. It condemns short lived construction and calls for lasting, durable school design.
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Windem
McPherson County
Windom
England
Oxford
Columbus
India
Grandstand football critique on fan commentary
A writer reflects on second guessing by fans during football games. He notes that quarterback and fan critics air blunt advice that players cannot hear, while a loud crowd card delivers witty but often empty commentary. He concludes cheering is harmless if kept in fun, despite alumni demanding wins.
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Ary
Declining Russian power sparks protests in Europe
Analyzing post Stalin era trends the piece notes rising anti Communist uprisings in Poland and Hungary and hints at similar unrest in Bulgaria It argues these events reveal the waning dominance of Moscow and challenge the viability of communist rule as a form of government comparing it to totalitarian regimes of the 1930s.
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Russia
Poland
Hungary
Josef Stalin
Stalin
Communist Party
Communist
Moscow
Bulgaria
Hitler
Mussolini
Fragmented musings on sports icons and urban life headlines
A collage of humorous observations and opinions on Elvis Presley, Oklahoma football, Don Larsen, automotive future, bachelor life, a local meeting, political campaigns, and nostalgic notes about urban living and boyhood bonfires. The piece blends pop culture, sports, and social commentary without a single focused event.
Halloween Party Hosted by Mrs Flynn at 234 W Seventh
Auld Lang Syne hostess Helen Flynn entertained many friends at her home listing attendees. A newborn son was born to Mr and Mrs William Norton northwest of Ottawa. Mrs Andrew Mages attended from Dodge City due to her daughter-in-law’s illness. W QO Myers and Elmer Bell traveled to Lawrence for a Missouri River Valley AWWA meeting at the University of Kansas.
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Helen Flynn
Doris Parks
Eleanor Vincent
Ilo Bullock
Marguerite Jennings
Dorothy Johnson
Betty Gibson
Pauline Pope
Jane Stone
Dora Meng
Geraldine Young
Martha Nurman
Arzilla Darling
Erwin Elder
Dale Forsythe
Leroy Haley
James Washburn
Gaylord Andrew
Dick Reedy
Marlin Ward
Junior Wheeler
Don Strahan
Elmo Andrew
Bill Wilkins
Ernest Sellers
Harbison
Paul Gaynor
William M. Norton
Ottawa
Andrew Mages
Dodge City
Martin Strafuss
Fred Mages
W. QO. Myers
Ottawa Water and Light Department
Elmer Bell
Thanksgiving turkey estimate and odd costs in Ottawa
Local poultrymen predicted Ottawa would need 500 turkeys for the Thanksgiving observance with an estimated cost of 10 celts per turkey. Ellis Clark reported catching a black bass in the Marais des Cygne river weighing between 4 and 50 pounds. A group of girls attended a Baptismal service at the Presbyterian church and later were guests of L. C. Stine on a car trip to Quenemo, including Margaret Sie mantel and Flora Rinehard among others.
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Ottawa
Ellis Clark
Marais Des Cygneés
Presbyterian Church
Margaret Siemantel
Flora Rinehard
Margaret Durst
Louise Becker
Mary McLain
Helen Porter
Josephine Barnes
Helen Moore
Helen Norton
Helen Branson
Jessie Armstrong
Gertrude Harris
Fay Stine
L. C. Stine
Quenemo
Bible Advice to Soothe Fear of Monsters From Dr Crane
Dr George W Crane counsels parents to calm a three year old girl who fears flying saucers by teaching biblical origin and unity of humankind. He argues that beings on other planets would share God's image and that universal physics and anatomy make alien monsters unlikely. use color diversity as a parallel to human variety.
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Supreme Court
God
Crane
Hopking Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Rente Tha Nnvar -Tentne
Television Programs for October Weekend
TV schedule lists KMBC and WDAF news and shows across Saturday Sunday and Monday with times 6:00 6:30 1:00 2:30 9:00 10:00. Program names include News Show Bandstand Grand Ole Opr and Dilson Show. End by attending church next Sunday.
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KMBC
WDAF
XMBC
Cowtown
WDAYF
Grand Ole Opr
Dilson
Winchell
Musta
Morgan Beatty
Newa
Henry Taylor
Ktjo-Fm
KMEBC
Hbuale
Democrata
Woaree
E.C
KMBC_B
Dilson Ambec
WRAF
ETIO
KNEC
Entertainment Herald
WDAP
Farmers To Bank 10 Million Acres
Washington reports farmers agreed to leave 10,124,319 acres from soil bank program, reducing printing cost when enrolling for wheat production next year under government charts.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Conyright
the Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Soil Bank Program
Pikes Peak Road Closed By Snow
Snowdrifts force temporary closure of the Pikes Peak auto highway to the summit of the 14110 foot peak. The delays stall harvesting and season plans as agreements and payments are discussed with a total potential distribution of funds including a portion to Kansas.
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Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
Colo,a
Ottawa Herald amid old ads and postal listings
The fragment shows the Ottawa Herald front matter with post entry details and advertising manager names. It lists subscription rates by mail for various durations both in town and outside area, and notes trade area terms and holidays.
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Ottawa Herald
Sunda
Don
No Reports On Paint Testing In Topeka
State Purchasing Director William Perkins said on Friday no further report on highway striping paint sample testing will be available until early next month. Testing on a sample from the fifth lowest bidder is still underway after the four lowest bidders failed a dry sooting time test.
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Topeka
William Perkins
Perkins
Space ships may replace military airplanes, experts say
Washington reports that Dr. Wernher von Braun and Maj. Gen. J. B. Medaris foresee rocket driven space ships to carry nuclear bombs or troops, with unmanned space stations launching within four to five years. They spoke at articles for AUSA convention, outlining future ballistic missile agency plans in Huntsville, Alabama.
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Washington
Association of the United States Army
Wernher von Braun
J. B. Medaris
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
Huntsville
Ala
von Braun
U.S. Army
State Highway bids seek 15000 gallons white centerline paint
Bids were submitted for 15000 gallons of white centerline striping paint to the State Highway Department after the Highway Commission canceled a prior 58000 gallon order. The cancellation followed the supplier's failure to meet delivery schedules.
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State Highway Department
Highway Commission
Small town ads and promotions boost Christmas sales
Don Shipman notes newspaper ads with employee photos, while Mrs. Bertha Newfield opens Elaine's Dress Shop on Main Street. Promos by chambers of commerce and merchants associations lure shoppers with gift wrapping clinics, open house nights, and holiday events. A Kelyinator demo, 1957 car models, free samples, and an election edition dominate the business page as retailers pursue couple promotions and targeted events.
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Bertha Newfield
Helene
Elaine's
Mrs. Newfield
Main Street
Chamber of Commerce
Lynn
Mass
Highway promises by Docking draw criticism in Kansas
Ivan Wassberg of Manhattan, a Kansas Highway Commission member, accuses George Docking of promising highways if elected that are already programmed. He warns such misrepresentation could reflect statewide voter manipulation. The piece also notes tobacco farming on Lake Erie's northern shores yielding 74 million dollars annually.
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Manhattan
Kansas Highway Commission
George Docking
Ivan Wassberg
First Highway Division
Docking
First Highway
Lake Erie
Docking Leads In Hutchinson News-Herald Poll
The Hutchinson News-Herald sun district poll shows Democrat George Docking ahead of Republican Warren Shaw for governor 1684 to 1212 with 354 undecided. Eisenhower leads Stevenson 2151 to 941. Senator Carlson 2112 to 528 for Hart with 609 undecided. Huxman was the last Democrat elected Kansas governor.
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Hutchinson
Hutchinson News Herald
Sun District
George Docking
Warren W. Shaw
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevensson
Frank Carlson
George Hart
News-Herald
Walter Huxman
Huxman
Kansas
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