Editorial on Ike and Dixiecrat Drift in Democratic Party
The piece argues Arkansas turmoil threatens the Democratic Party yielding a possible split or realignment. It notes the party’s northern and southern wings clash over integration while Eisenhower gains sympathy from his restraint and patience amid Little Rock. The 24-member Democratic Advisory Council condemns Ike for not leveraging his office in the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Democratic Party
Ike
Eisenhower
Little Rock
South
Democratic Advisory Council
Federal aid plan eyed to aid students after high school
A proposed federal aid package could include a 160 million dollar yearly scholarship fund and possible student loan legislation. About 200000 youths drop out of education annually due to cost, signaling limits of part time campus work. Some youths stay in school thanks to rare talents and a hook shot idea is suggested for taller, poorer boys.
Speaking Of Rain And Telephones In Daily Life
Humorous sketches mix practical tech woes and fashion sense. Telephones require several dials while viewers demand reliability and pace. A conversation on rain gear assesses style versus function and the habit of looking presentable in wet weather.
This And That by Joh As various notes on culture and politics
A collection of humorous and reflective snippets touches revolvers in pastel colors for stylish women, a Tin Pan Alley rocker titles a track, concerns about Asiatic flu in a canasta club, and a look at television in education. It mentions Teamster polls on Hoffa, Little Rock unrest, and a Missouri airman captured after a bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin’ Pan’ Alley
Knob Noster
Missouri
Ottawa Highlights From 25 Years Ago News Snapshots
A Kansas City man opened the Ottawa Fish and Oyster Market at 228 N Main. Dr George W Davis brought okra to The Herald staff. Ottawa JOOF lodge members traveled to Pomona for a first degree demonstration. Otis Ogg of Topeka was in satisfactory condition after a nose surgery to remove a knife blade fragment from 30 years earlier. Ruth Denny and Frances Harris taught fall term at 330 Main. Snowball Wilson became director of the Shockey Barber Shop shoe shining department. Lou Scott is improving from rib fractures after a horse kick. Horseback riding gaining popularity among Ottawa young ladies. East 2nd Street arc lights at three spots near Cannon Ball Livery Bodley’s Livery Nickleodeon.
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Otis Ogg
Topeka
B. F. Ogg
Ottawa
East 2Nd Street
Hickory
Main
Cannon Ball
Bodley's
Moonshine Still Found In Pig Pen, City Limits Rule Noted
Wichita police uncovered a 150 gallon moonshine still in a pig pen, highlighted by the Colby Free Press as illegal within city limits. The Dighton Herald cites a common meeting problem where participants discuss tasks instead of doing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Colby Free Press
Prayer for Today and Hope in the Word
A brief devotional prayer urges trust in God this day and seek deliverance through faith and hope in His Word. It invokes Heavenly Father and Christ, framing daily sorrows and the unexpected as moments to lean on divine guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Ottawa Herald Identifier and Rates Listing
The Ottawa Herald shows publication details including editors and publishers for Ottawa Kansas, with subscription rates in the trade area and outside, listing monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly prices for mail delivery. The notice reflects a typical 1930s era newspaper billing and distribution information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Sseseeseeess
Guy Snedeker
Nervous Condition Upsets Young Man's Social Life
Dr George W Crane outlines a case of Clyde R a chemical engineer whose lifelong fear of a weak bladder affects dating and social life. He advises limiting fluids before dates avoiding caffeine and alcohol and retraining the bladder to hold more, framing the issue as a nervous or bladder complex rather than organic illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde R
Clyde
Churches Need More Salesmanship Says Churches Need More Salesmanship
New York reports ministers say churches face empty pews despite rising religious interest. Sabbaths with good weather dampen attendance. The piece suggests pastors should adopt business showmanship to attract worshippers and boost church activity.
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New York
Hypocrites and Salvation Prizes in a Church Debate
In a church offering premium stamps, the speaker questions whether a lost soul finding salvation should also win a floor lamp as a reading lamp for the Bible. The remark weighs dignity, hypocrisy, and the intersection of faith and material prizes.
Premium stamps for church attendance sparks debate
The piece discusses proposals to reward churchgoers with premium stamps for attendance and contributions, comparing church services to a supermarket or filling station. It questions whether such incentives could boost congregation size while noting the tension between religious dignity and practical outreach. It references Salvation Army methods and real questions about the price of salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chhurch
More
Salvation Army
Community Notes on Local Visits and Anniversaries
The item mentions residents leaving for Ramona for employment and a 60th wedding anniversary celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bilderback. Friends sent cards and best wishes. Northern Kansas Telephone Co. president Mr. Herbert Welsh visited on Wednesday to oversee the Greeley exchange. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hunt traveled to Dodge Saturday evening to bring back their aunt Mrs. Nelle Moore who will visit her sister Mrs. George Ralston during her stay.
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Ramona
Homer Bilderback
Herbert Welsh
Northern Kansas Telephone Co
Greeley Exchange
Lester Hunt
Dodge
Nelle Moore
George Ralston
Farm Equipment Auction Listings With Many Tractors and Implements
A county sale lists 16 combines dating 1945 to 1956 including John Deere and AC models with 6 to 7 ft cuts, Case and MH combines, plus 1950s hay balers, plows, cultivators, disk harrows, and multiple mowers. Included are fore condition pieces like a 14 ft MH propeller mower and a New Idea baler with twine tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
John Deere Tractor
Ferguson
Ford
Allis Chalmers
Comine
IHC
M.H
Oliver Pow
Oliver
Olsen
Fairbanks-Morse
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Minnie
Parker
By Joh
Marilyn Monroe
Teamster
Jimmy Hoffa
C. A. Park
Kansas City
N. Main
George W. Davis
The
Herald
Ottawa Joof Lodge
Pomona
Ruth Denny
Frances Harris
Snowball Wilson
Shockey Barber Shop
Lou Scott
Dighton Herald
Ottawa Herald
Channel
CBS
ABC
Aickey Mouse
Lucy
Sen. Behoeppel
Okaie-Hartiet
Gordon Elliott
Little Theatre
Rgt
Newe
Theatre
KC Sportlight
TV Theatre
Vic Damond
Decisian Wee
Big Question Terenight
Rocky Jones
Highway Patrol
Playhouse
Fox Hour
Bill Bakers
ij—Bastoons
Newa
Tna
Tima
Jimmie Dean
Jimmy Dean
Ramper
Hickok
Godfrey
Big Payott
Mavie
Phog Allen
Bob Crosby
Hotel Co'plan
Annie Oaklay
Guiding Light
NBC News
Miss Brooke
People's
Cummings
George W. Crane
Crane
Hal Boyle
Greeley Area
Mrs
Helen Salman
Joel Rommelfanger
Dover
N. J
Robert, Bivona
Henry Egidy
K. U. Med
Thal Center
Alfred Giles
el Paso
Tex
Nevae
George Ponder
McLacre Iid A
Alexander Insurance Agency
Municipal Stadium
Fair Grounds
Osawatomie
Kansas
David Bradley
Ford Tractor
John Deere Lister
Osawatomie Implement CO
Col
Wade Morri Junior Brandt
Morris, Walter Medlin
First National Bank
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