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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1955

Page

2

Kansas to get 100 new post offices planned

The Postoffice Department and the General Services Administration propose 100 Kansas post offices costing around 40 million. Congress must appropriate funds before any construction, with war-era budget restraint delaying work. The piece urges rethinking architecture toward functional, utilitarian designs to improve efficiency and scalability.

Postoffice Department General Services Administration Kansas

This and That Weekly Routine By Job

A collage of memories and quips on editors, printers, and politics. Notes include a jail bail out, a Chicago union dispute, and a misdated debacle reference. It touches on labor, public service, and travel, ending with musings on weather versus vacation comfort.

Ottawa Historic Echoes From City’s Past Hints

A summary of past city events notes that 15 years ago hopes for resurfacing South Main from 13th to 18th streets persisted, the Chamber sponsored a football ticket drive, schools delayed by a paralytic scare, 25 years ago the drum corps placed second at a state Legion meet, 100 degree heat lingered, Santa Fe hospital closed, 50 years ago remodeling at Charleton Cottage, Mecium returned from harvest, and Pillars Jewelry moved to 114 South Main.

Ottawa Drum and Bugle Corps Emporia

After All They Do Look Nice

A humorous reflection urges that coats and neckties return with cool weather. The writer laments summer attire, notes pockets and clothing flaws, and recalls how air conditioning altered cafe dress codes. He argues men look better in coats, but only in non summer conditions.

Convicted Jap War Criminal is Top Diplomatic Salesman

A New York visit by Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu and his daughter highlights postwar diplomacy as Shigemitsu, a war crimes convict, tours the United States as Japan seeks prosperity and a stronger defense. The piece recalls the Missouri surrender ceremony and MacArthur’s leadership, examining shifting Allied relations and Japan’s path to rebuilding.

New York America Japan Mamoru Shigemitsu Shigemitsu United States Shanghai Bbattleship Missouri Gen. MacArthur MacArthur Gen. Wainright Bataan

Interview Technique to Save Clergy Time

Clergymen should require parishioners to write out their problem in full before face to face counseling. This filters out trivial cases and those unwilling to face the issue. For 5 percent with real needs, a 15 minute consult plus recommended rating scales and booklets can resolve most concerns. Copyright Hopkins Syndicate.

Crane Hopkins Syndicate Afelott Ind The Hopkins Syndicate, Inc

Television Schedule Notes From Multiple Stations Friday and Saturday

The listing covers Channel 2 KFEQ TV Channel 4 WDAF TV Channel 5 KOMO TV Channel 9 KMBO Channel 13 WIBW TV detailing Friday September 3 and Saturday September 3 programs across studios including Doug Edwards Perry Como News Caravan Hall's Guest Room Topper Rin Tin Tin Drive-in theater style repeats and late night slots featuring The Playhouse Mystery and various serials atop sports and film segments for a multi-station schedule.

Kfeq-Tv St. Joseph Wdaf-Tv Komo-Tv Kansas City KMBO Wibw-Tv Topeka Kansas Comiiciuh Studio Doug Edwards Eddie Fisher Commander Perry Como News Caravan Hal Walis Hayride Star Newa Bill Hickok Johnny Jupiter Topper Rin Tin Tin Playhouse Playhouse of Stars Tran Me

Handy home pattern kit for compact hampers and school use

Pattern 280 offers a versatile hamper with a foot rest handle and slide lid, plus compartments for cans bottles and brushes. The 10 by 24 inch bottom suits small spaces and it can be a class project for shop class when school opens. Pattern 25e or included in a five-pattern packet for 1.00 postpaid.

Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York

Richmond News Social Gatherings Across Kansas

News from Richmond notes visits over the weekend with Mrs M A Bearley and family in Mound City. Guests included J E Linsdales Baldwin George De Lozieres Topeka and Mrs Charley Dunbar at Albert Dunbar's. Further visits spanned Ottawa and Winfield as families gathered for dinners and parades.

O. L. Bearley Mound City M. A. Bearley J. E. Linsdales Baldwin George de Loziers Topeka Charley Dunbar Albert Dunbars Steve Denny Dunbar de Loziers A. R. Peugh Topsy Johnson Clara Stafford Lee de Ottawa Edna Shimp Edna Joan Madison Connie Hoobler Winfield Fred Hicks, Jr George Atchisons Josie Mader Richmond Virgil Cottam Ollie Woodside

News From Princeton Church Youths Complete 12 Sundays

The Princeton Christian Church reports 12 Sundays of perfect attendance in church school for Light Bearers Robert Lawin Leota Thompson Shirley Brooks John Baxter and Harold Gage Builders class Arlene Cannady Ua Jean Cannady Barbara Moore Shirley Moore Sunbeam class Sue Sawin Linda Lou Beatty and Dorothy Moore. Local visitors Mrs James Whiteford Genna Jo of San Diego visited relatives with Mr Whiteford to follow.

Princeton Christian Church Robert Lawin Leota Thompson Shirley Brooks John Baxter Harold Gage Arlene Cannady Ua Jean Cannady Barbara Moore Shirley Moore Sunbeam Sue Sawin Linda Lou Beatty Dorothy Moore James Whiteford Genna Jo San Diego Calif Whiteford Garrett Harrs Art Edwards Yates Center Clayton Atchison Fort Myers Fla Arthur Atchison Rod and Don Harold Seymour Manhattan Charles Peters Council Grove Carrie Hoyle Bushfield Ann Jane Kansas City Carl Coltrane Glenda Mummert Wichita Grace Harris Charles Berry

Ike To Confer With GOP Heads In Denver

President Eisenhower will confer in Denver on September 10 with all 48 Republican state chairmen to spur party organization for the 1956 political wars.

Denver Eisenhower

Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Scrambled Text

Fragmented OCR shows S F Harris editor Don Hulse managing editor Guy Snedaker and business manager Don Shipman. Rates listed for trade area by mail one month two dollars outside area one month one dollar. three months three dollars sixty. six months five dollars fifty. one year ten dollars.

S. F. Harris Don Hulse Sceeee Guy Snedaker Don Shipman Howard Hoadley Cercessesees JOO

Subterfuge Used To Obtain Colorado Game Permits

Thousands falsely claim Colorado addresses to buy cheaper resident hunting and fishing licenses. Assistant Director John Hart of the State Game and Fish Department estimates the practice costs the state about $100,000 yearly. Deer licenses for out of state buyers run $40 versus $10 for residents. Prices vary by license type with residents paying less.

Denver Colorado John Hart State Game and Fish Dept

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