Editorial on Garden City Chamber and dugout ethics
A Garden City Telegram editorial mocks air force and DuPont plant debates, then contrasts a chronic critic with Bill Klaus of the Boston Red Sox. It notes how critics talk from the dugout while players like Klaus discuss reality, concluding that in baseball and community work, everyone hits 1,000 in the dugout.
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Garden City
Main Street
Chamber of Commerce
C. of
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
DuPont
Delaware
Arkansas
Chamber
Bill Klaus
Billy
Mike Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Boston
Klaus
Doubledomes
Yanks Will Win By Small Margin This Season
Yankee fans cling to a belief in the American League pennant as they plan for quiet wins while rivals Sox and Indians contend. The column weaves in pie metaphors and notes economic musings about farm income and currency wear, ending with a light remark about a misprinted rocket image.
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Yankees
Sox
Indians
Polio reports silent in Franklin county this year
A December column recalls past events in Franklin county noting no polio cases this year while Ottawans faced a 40 degree day. It mentions a 0. U. season ticket drive underway, 25 years ago Harry H. Woodring’s gubernatorial campaign opened here, county fair deficit of 2400 dollars, Wellsville fair rain, 15 years ago W T Wood selling salt at 1.25 per barrel, John Green of Homewood visiting, and Gene Edington returning from Colorado.
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Franklin County
Mercury
Harry H. Woodring
Wellsville
W.T. Wood
John Green
Homewood
Gene Edington
Colorado
New York Waterfront Quiet After Labor Reform
For years New York’s waterfront suffered from gangster labor leaders who used unions to intimidate stevedores and shipowners. Authorities and AFL-backed reforms created a tri state federation, ending violence and wildcat strikes. A signed contract is in effect and workers obey orders to preserve order amid past clashes.
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New York
United
AFL
Tri-State
Organized Labor
Controlling Nematodes in the Home Garden Benighted Opinion
A U S Senator notes Department of Agriculture pamphlets are available. He selects Farmers Bulletin F2048, titled Controlling Nematodes in the Home Garden, but mocks its definitions. He jokes about garden life, weeds, and political nematodes with Communist tendencies while urging officials to address the digressing nematodes.
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U.S
Department of Agriculture
Mike Hammer
Washington
Closed Circuit TV Aims at Business Communication Frontier
Nate Halpern founder of Theatre Network Television leads a multimillion dollar closed circuit TV venture. He pitches networks over phone lines to televise conventions, fights, education, opera, and corporate meetings for paying audiences and corporate clients. He predicts rapid growth and a million dollar TV box office milestone.
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New York
Far West
Davy Crocketts
Nate+Halpern
Clark Gable
Davy
Halpern
Theatre Network Television, Inc
Businessmn
TNT
Sun Oil Co
Ternational Business Machines ‘Corp
University of Southern California
Harvard Law School
Navy
Gen. Eisenhower
3HAEF
Paris
Bill Paley
CBS
Nate
Magnesium in Sea Would Cover Land in Six Feet Layer
National Geographic Society states that if all the magnesium in the sea were spread across the Earth's land surface, it would form a six foot thick layer.
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National Geographic Society
Can Venereal Disease Be Inherited A Medical Myth
Reader Rachel asks if syphilis can be inherited. Dr Crane explains germs like syphilis are not inherited while pregnancy can pass infection from mother to fetus. most births are not syphilitic. He urges testing and reassurance, noting trust in doctors and education via his column.
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Treid
Jesus
Rachel
Crane
Hopking Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Hopking Syndicate, Inc
Ottawa Herald Evening rates and staff list
The Ottawa Herald Evening edition details subscription rates by mail and area, listing prices for one month through one year, with separate domestic and outside rates. Staff credits show Harris as Editor, Don Huls as Managing Editor, Guy Snedaker as Business Manager, Don Shipman as Advertising Manager, and Howard Hoadley as Mechanical Supt.
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Harris
Don Huls
Guy Snedaker
Don Shipman
Howard Hoadley
Ceee Ses
Eeeseren
Goannas
Icc
Lean S Heenan
Radio Schedule Notes for Monday September 12
A sequence of radio program times lists Amos and Andy and other shows across KMBC WDAF and KNBC. Programs include news sports music and talk slots with hosts such as Ted Lewis Morgan Beatty and Henry Taylor. Plus a catalog of special segments and a Tuesday September 13 note.
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Doug Edwards
Julius LaRosa
Nets
Surns
Alien
Firestone
Godfrey Dotty Mack Whiting
Pee Wee King
Origona
Garry Ifoore
Rich Godfrey
Jack Paar Kitchen Klub
Travelers World Report
Travelers Purple Sage
Bob Crosby
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Dineh Shore
Warner Bros
Milnie
Warner Bros. Fireside Theater
Wyatt Earp
KMBC
Amos and
Andy
WDAF
McGee
Tenn
Ernie
Ted Lewis
Morgan Beatty
Henry Taylor
Meen
Personal Letters to Sylvia Sage In News Herald Column
General interest issues will be discussed in this column and letters may receive a personal reply. Each communication must accompany a self addressed envelope, and anonymous mail will not be considered. Send letters to Sylvia Sage at the News Herald in Mutchinson.
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Sylvia Sage
The
Peateinoem News-Herald
Mutchinson
Ansea
Miss ‘Sage
Air Force
Georgia
Adjutant General's Office
Washington, D.C
Letterman
San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Denver
Dear Sylvia and Sage Advice Column Dated Mail Dilemma
A reader seeks the identity of a sender of a postcard signed Danny with no return address. The columnist says identification is impossible and advises not to worry, noting anonymous writers reveal weak character.
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Sylvia
Sage
Danny
Janie
Poem fragment asks about youth quotes and records
In Mary Allen's 1810 collection Poems for Youth a line reads The little chickens, as they dip their beaks into the river, hold up their heads at every sip, and thank the Giver Eddie Fisher career records and early career questions are unclear from the fragment.
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Millicent
Mary. Allen
TV Guide October Preview With A Galaxy Of Stars
The October listings note Groucho Marx headlining a TV spectacular with Art Linkletter Phil Harris and Paul Gilbert. Merle Oberon Michael Wilding appear October 3. Milton Berle’s guests November 8 are Sammy Davis Jr and Joan Davis. Red Skelton’s curtain raiser October 8 features Jackie Gleason and Art Carney. George Gobel stars in The Birds and the Bees. November brings Porgy and Bess with the touring company on Ford Star Jubilee. Jose Iturbi debuts October 5 with Jimmy Durante. Margaret Truman appears in NBC Matinee Theatre. CBS eyes Frank Sinatra for I Hear America Singing. Ethan Frome Omnibus features Shirley Booth. Jane Russell and Dick Haymes on the Dorsey Brothers Stage Show. Godfrey Feud with The Press continues. Bert Lahr Doris Day Buster Keaton and Phil Harris appear October 9. Looks like a busy season ahead.
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Groucho Marx
Art Linkletter
Phil Harris
Paul Gilbert
Merle Oberon
Michael Wilding
Milton Berle
Sammy Davis, Jr
Joan Davis
Red Skelton
Jackie Gleason
Art Carney
George Gobel
Porgy
Bess
Jose Iturbi
Jimmy Durante
Margaret Truman
NBC
CBS
Frank Sinatra
America
Mary ‘Martin
Ethan Frome
Shirley ‘Booth
Jane Russell
Dick Haymes
Dorseys Brothers
Godfrey
Bert Lahr
Doris Day
Buster Keaton
Early Comics History and Cleaning Help
A condensed look at comic book milestones notes the first newsstand comic Funnies by Dell in 1929 with 13 issues, followed by reprints, the first original comic in 1935, Detective Comics in 1937 and Superman in 1938. Also answered are questions about Carroll Stewart with likely no living match, and embroidery stain removal using bleach and cleaning fluids with safety cautions.
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Don
Eddie Fisher
Dell Publishing Co
Detective Comics
The Upper Room address and related reader questions
The Upper Room address is 1903 Grand Ave Nashville 5 Tenn published every two months. Mrs Luce’s complete address for Time and Life Blog is 9 Rockefeller Plaza New York 20 NY. A reader asks how to treat termites under a house and whether to use hiordane spray or powder and if it must be applied directly.
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Jeanette
Sylvia
Pearl
Grandd Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Sylvia’ Sage
Clare Boothe Luce
Sage
Availability of Kansas City Wichita travel routes debate
A reader argues the Rand McNally 1955 map misstates the Kansas City to Wichita travel costs and distances. He calculates present US routes at 224 miles costing 23.90 with 40 mph and 5.6 hours, versus 236 miles on the turnpike costing 27.40 with 50 mph and 4.7 hours, concluding the current route saves money and time for average travelers and urging Chamber of Commerce promotion of the shorter road.
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Rand-McNally
Kansas City
Wichita
Turnpike
Topeka
Junior
Little Susan
Chamber of Commerce
Olathe
Ottawa
Emporia
Newton
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