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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1958

Page

2

Editorial: Rehabilitate, Not End, Young Offenders

The editorial condemns vandalism by four 13 year olds at Eugene Field school and endorses placement at the Boys Industrial School in Topeka as a path to rehabilitation. It warns against assuming end results, stresses ongoing home and community support, and urges understanding and trust to prevent a slide into crime. The piece emphasizes BIS as a corrective step, not a final label.

Eugene Field School Topeka Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Ond

Rights of the elderly and social welfare critique

Letter writer argues life is God’s decision and elderly patients should live at home with medicine included in general assistance. Critiques Franklin County welfare officials for denying aid, notes social security raises pale beside rising costs, and mocks national politics and media trends.

Franklin County Department of Social Welfare Logaly Franklin

Dear Dr Molner on mental health and worry

The column discusses public focus on mental illness, stressing calm living and self control while acknowledging some people need professional help. It covers neurotic worry, psychosomatic issues, and the limits of intelligence in emotional distress, urging support for those needing care beyond self-help.

Joseph G. Molner

Prayer for today worthy of the Gospel

A devotional prayer asks for daily life to reflect the gospel of Christ. The speaker seeks solitary walk with God and to do all tasks in His sight for the Master's glory.

Phillips

Auld Lang Syne and Local Happenings in Minneaplis and Wellsville

Professor Kenneth Rowe of Owatonna University traveled to Minneapolis due to his father’s serious illness. Don Hoffman suffered a shoulder dislocation and forehead laceration after a horse incident. M N DeTar and Marshall Langdon from Wellsville visited for business and a day’s outing. Olive Lynch began as principal of Wichita County High School in Leota. Max Rice and Stanley Dale sparked county fair excitement when their horses bolted a fence chase.

Ty. Kenneth Rowe Ohawa University Minneapolis Minn Don Hoffman M.N. DeTar Wellsville Marshall Langdon Olive Lynch Leota Wichita County Max Rice Stanley Dale

Television Programs Schedule Highlights Major Network Lineup

Friday and Sunday listings show Channel 4 NBC CBS ABC with varied programming from news to sports and entertainment. Notable items include late night films, Westerns, mysteries, law dramas, comedies, and theater features across multiple stations with weather updates and sports summaries interspersed.

Rock n Roll Sparks Savage Debate From Elder Critics

In New York AP reportage HAL BOYLE recalls elderly critics reacting to rock n roll with shock and scorn. Dr. Sigmund Spaeth, a veteran music authority, derides the genre as a monotonous savage beat lacking melodic value while noting rock n roll’s rise during a period of widespread musical interest. Spaeth argues for broader enjoyment and pegs music as fun over mere cultural status, praising varied talent and the spread of instrumental play across the population. He counts Brahms, Gershwin, Kern, and Rodgers among favorites, highlighting a belief that anyone can make music for personal satisfaction.

New York Beethoven Sigmund Spaeth Spaeth America Music Journal Dr.Spaeth

Western Union Seeks $9000 Annual Rate Hike in Kansas

Western Union Telegraph Co requested a $9,000 yearly increase for intrastate rates in Kansas. The Kansas Corporation Commission will hear the application beginning November 4. The hike aims to align Kansas charges with existing interstate rates.

Toperata — Western Union Telegraph Co Kansas Kansas Corporation Commission

Moon Published Dairy Race Prizes at Post Offices

The Ottawa Herald lists dairy race prizes and subscription rates for the trade area. Details mention various subscription terms including one month and one year, with prices across the region.

Moon

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