Editorial Lifting Passports Sparks State Department Critique
The State Department plans to seize the passports of 42 American youths who ignored a travel ban and joined a Red China junket after a Moscow youth meeting. The piece argues the department has long erred on Red China policy and contends passport penalties are ineffective while praising cautious parental control.
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State Department
Department
Moscow
Red China
U. S
Ottawa drive eyes single package campaign plan
The Ottawa Community Chest board considers a single package drive for the coming year to save time and money. It argues lumping drives together reduces dun ning and printing costs, allowing dollars to go farther. Noting Heart, Cancer, and March of Dimes are excluded, it urges inclusion to reach goals.
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Ottawa Community Chest Board
Ottawa
Heart, Cancer
March of Dimes
Leaving a Home Town After 45 Years
A Longtime resident departs her hometown for the Pacific Northwest with her husband to start a new home. After 45 years of schooling, marriage, languages, and close ties, she faces the pangs of leaving familiar rooms, neighbors, and memories while anticipating a different life in a new apartment.
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Pacific Northwest
Suburban satire and Miss America sparks, 1930s style
A column mix highlights Landon’s health joke on not being elected president, a witty Ballad to Suburbia line, Miss America’s controversial quick appearance, fashion notes on barehead hats resurfacing, veal and tuna substitutions for housewives, and TV tube burnout timing.
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Alf Landon
Lightning destroys 1874 D Fogle Store rear barn
A 1874 native sandstone barn behind the D Fogle Store in Williamsburg was struck by lightning and burned. Miss Nola Morgan of Richmond had a nose operation in Ottawa. Ottawa post office lobby lighting was being updated. Trains carried students to the University of Kansas in Lawrence as college town housing filled. Clara Kaiser hosted dinner for Elsie Dietrich and others who traveled to Lawrence to enroll at KU.
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Williamsburg
D. Fogle
Fogle
Nola Morgan
Richmond
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Lawrence
College Town
Clips And Quips Life in brief from El Dorado Times and others
An El Dorado Times item notes a quiet helper with a match at hand and recalls a fond rodeo dreamer who imagines subduing a bull while sparing his wife. The Emporia Gazette teases a respectable waitress wanted through mid November. A Lawrence Journal-World maker advises calm, poised behavior around dogs and swift escape if needed.
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el Dorado Times
Prayer for Today Foundational Faith in Christ
A dated prayer reflects on 11 Timothy 2 19 and the foundation of God. It thanks the Father for Jesus Christ as the churchs foundation and salvation. It asks for childlike faith to support daily life and ends with Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listed
The Ottawa Herald prints daily except Sundays and holidays with listed subscription options. Rates in the trade area include one month eight dollars, three months two dollars, six months three dollars and seventy five cents, one year seven dollars. Outside trade area rates are one month one dollar, three months three dollars, six months five dollars and fifty cents, one year ten dollars.
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S. Malin
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Television Schedule Snapshot CBS Channel Listings 5-13
A fragmented listing shows CBS Channel 5 to 13 programming across morning and afternoon slots. The skim includes news anchors, talk and variety shows, cartoons, movies, and serials with scattered program titles like Garry Moore Truth or Consequences and Mickey Mouse, alongside weather and sports segments. The exact sequence and times are partially garbled.
Daytime Schedule for Channel Nine and ABC Six
Radio and TV listings show a morning to afternoon lineup with Top of Morning segments from six to eight and a half, then News Weather and commentary blocks. Musical programs include Saturday Serenade Hymn Time Sentim Melodies Guy Lombardo Organ and Forward March.
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Wthr
Guy Lombardo
Horrors Of Daughter’s Drug Habit Described At Hearing
A California father testifies at a State Senate Narcotics hearing about his daughter’s seven years of heroin and alcohol addiction. He recalls her first drug use at 16, a run from school, and an interracial marriage with a child, ending with her in jail after narcotics arrest. He pleads for a solution to youth drug abuse.
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State Senate
Mr. X
Federal Hospital
Lexington
California
Ground Broken At Kansas State College for New Hall
Ground will be broken tomorrow for Kansas State College new 1.9 million home economics building. Mrs. Wendell Hoffman dean to turn first spadeful of dirt. Marg art Justin Hall to honor long time home economics head. Dean Justin retired in Colorado cannot attend.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Wendell Hoffman
School of Home Economics
Margaret Justin
K-State
Justin
Colorado
Passports Seized From American Youths For Red China Trip
The State Department announced it will seize the passports of 42 American youths who traveled to Red China in defiance of the U.S. travel ban. It also stated it would not renew the passport of William Worthy, a Baltimore Black journalist who had previously challenged the ban.
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Washington
State Department
Red China
U.S
William Worthy
Baltimore
Fear Can Hurt Your Body Through Emotion
Dr George W Crane explains fear damages health by reducing appetite causing insomnia and raising blood pressure. He cites a graveyard death from fright and recounts a Tennessee colonel with extreme blood pressure spikes due to fear of army medics. He urges readers to request the booklet How to Control Your Emotions.
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Tennessee
Army
Chevrolet's exclusives spark with 245 horsepower
A car ad touts models like Springs and Body by Fisher among Chevy exclusives and invites readers to test a Chevrolet with 245 horsepower. It promises an eager drive and urges a visit to the Chevrolet dealer soon.
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Fisher
Chevy
Chevrolet
Local Property Transfers Include Numerous Lot Redistributions
Deeds show transfers across multiple towns including Wellsville Brockway Addison Garfield and Richmond. Transactions include Nels Olson to Byrd Ross and James Seright to Iris Seright with various fractional interests and lots in Bik additions. Other buyers include Lloyd Kern Elsie Peters Wilbur Johnson Doris Coffman George Kuntz Kuntz and Fritts with several lots and blocks exchanged in BST and Brockway additions.
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Nels A. Olson
Byrd B. Ross
W. W. Mannen
Lloyd W. Kern
Elzea
Rantoul
James T. Seright
Iris Hutchison Seright
Miri
Bec
Nelson O'Connor
Wilbur G. Johnson
Brockway
Wellsville
Bartes A. McKinley
Elsie J. Peters
Lathrop
Lonnie Mishler
Alan
Richmond
John Junior Fritts
John L. Wallace
Robert R. Sleppy
Doris B. Coffman
Ida A. Phillipa
George R. Kuntz
Garfield
Ronnie J. Johnson
K. F. Johnson
Donald H. Anderson
John Jr. Fritts
Removals Across Town Move Residents to New Addresses
A list of residents changing addresses includes Wayne Angell, Lester Bishop, Harold Baugher, Ernest Black burn, Calvin C. Baastic, Herbert Blair, Fred Brandon, Helen Bishop, Victor C. Brandon, Mrs. Earl Copion, Nelson L. Gary, Jerry Criqy, Lee Donaldson, Robert Dean, Ray Elder, Mrs. Owen Fowler, Glenn Geiss, Allmus R. Gantz, Mrs. Edgar L. Peters, Peter K. Papps, Bre. Marvin Roberts, J. Everett Stark, and Richard Williams. They relocate to multiple streets in Ottawa and nearby areas including Winfield Kas and Mission Kas.
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Wayne Angell
Lester Bishop
N. Sycamore
Harold Baugher
S. Oak
Ernest Blackburn
Calvin C. Baastic
N. Poplar
S. Poplar
Herbert Blair
Walnut
Fred Brandon
S. Locust
Helen Bishop
Ss. Oak
Victor C. Brandon
Earl Copion
King
Nelson L. Gary
Winfield
Kas
Jerry Criqui
Oak
Lee Donaldson
Robert Dean
Ray Elder
Cypress
Owen Fowler
Glenn G. Geiss
Cottonwood
Mission
Allmus R. Gantz
N. Cherry
Edgar L. Peters
Ash
Peter K. Papps
Bre
Marvin Roberts
N. Oak
Ottawa
J. Everett Stark
N. Mulberry
Richard Williams
Rantoul Area Social Notes Mention Visits and Moves
Miss Lola Jean Evans of Denver spent Friday to Sunday with her mother and relatives. Church group plans a McCullough sale dinner. North Hollywood visitors Mr and Mrs Wayne Cook and Lynnette stayed two weeks with relatives. Local families hosted and visited include Gilbert, Finch, Springer, and Redick. C A Gleason and Kraus moves, Topeka visit. AC/2 Donald Redick stationed in Oklahoma spent weekend with parents.
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Lola Jean Evans
Telephone Company
Denver
Colo
Delvina Evans
The
Presbyterian ‘Church
C. R. Springer
Gale Gilbert
Charlie Jackson
McCullough
Carl Grondorf
Presbyterian Church
Wayne Cook
Lynnette
North Hollywood
Calif
Ralph Finch
A. W. Peterson
Coffeyville
Willie Gumm
Richard Springer
Olpe
Cuthbert Springer
Osawatomie
Robert Miller
Kansas City
John Finch
C. A. Gleason
Lane
Don Kraus
Gleason
Everett Gilbert
Topeka
Major part of Millar estate left to Pratt library
The estate of the late Mrs. William C. Millar, valued at about 200000, largely bequeathed to Pratt public library. George Barret t, attorney, said the will would be probated Monday. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Millar, widow of a prominent Kansas stockman and politician who died in 1939.
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PRATT
William C. Millar
Pratt Public Library
George Barrett
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