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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1956

Page

2

Enrollment Figures Signal Kansas Education Boom

Editorial notes Kansas colleges show large gains with Wichita University at 5380 students up 20 percent, Fort Hays State 2300 up 253 percent since a decade ago, Bethany 77 percent. The piece argues the trend will yield skilled farmers, engineers, teachers, doctors, and leaders, and calls for solutions to funding and capacity while emphasizing potential benefits.

Wichita University Fort Hays State Bethany

After All The Old Life By ELM Ends Railroad Era

The Caseville Exeter Missouri railroad, four miles long with no turntable or roundhouse, has closed after decades of service hauling fruits and farm products. Once a modest line with a passenger coach and freight cars, it faded as diesel took over and traffic declined. The bygone era prompts reflection on other vanishing staples from grocers to trolley cars and soda fountains, though few miss these old items.

Caseville Exeter Cassville

Elocution class plans and local society notes

Auld Lang Syne reports 83 years past as Mrs W L Parkinson prepares to start a elocution class for young ladies. The Weekly Republican relays Ellsworth anti death toll and Ottawa High School literary societies organize with officers and new members across Gamma Sigma and Beta groups.

W. L. Parkinson Weekly Republican Elsworth Ellsworth Cal Fisk Hiram Diggins West Second Street Ottawa High School Periclean Clarence Weedman Lloyd Moise Hazel Boyle Lionne Bingaman Garry Gates Mabel Wilson Gertrude Hunt Genevieve Shubert Colletta Mayden Helen Staadt Opal Toney Winston Easley Myrtle Barnes Melva Crawford Mildred Cole Irene Dugger Mary Mort Bertha Gilley Mildred Stilliwell Forest Leonard Plummer Good Orvil Shoemaker Robert Madden Davis Elder John Staadt Lawrence Clark Harold Hill Cyrus Hughes Gamma Sigma Chas Lawrence Helen Marshall Dorothy Preshaw Raymond Pendleton Harold Shaner Cecil Briscoe Frances Burney Mary Cole Alecia Cramer Frank

This and That Schoolboy Racket

A fragmented column notes sly promoters recruiting teachers to sell denial damage insurance and asks who will recruit a boy to knock out teeth for a share. It muses on democracy misperceptions, insect resistance, church membership, Supreme Court retirement, and quirks of midcentury life.

Demise Of Indonesian Rhinos Blamed On Lovesick Romeos

Jakarta reports the Indonesian rhinoceros is near extinction, blamed on poachers seeking horn used as an alleged love potion. Only about 16 individuals remain, with orangutan and Komodo dragon also endangered due to poaching and smuggling between Borneo, Singapore, and other regions.

Jakarta Indonesia Africa Tjibadak Rhino River Java Borneo Sumatra Singapore

Child violin prodigy Heifetz gains early fame in New York

Concert violinist Jascha Heifetz, famed since childhood, drew acclaim in his New York debut at age 17. He began playing the violin at age three and quickly established himself as a premier virtuoso.

Jascha Heifetz New York

Memorizing Bible Gems Encouraged by Dr Crane

An exhortation favors memorizing quotations from the Bible and poets to enrich speech and character. The author cites John 14 1 3 and urges readers to memorize at least 25 quotations from scripture, Franklin, and poets, noting benefits for public speaking and moral formation.

Joel P Philip Germany U. S. Army John Erskine H. W. Beecher Goethe Benjamin Franklin Crane Hopkins Syndicate Melott

Television Listings Night of Sept 20 Channel Guide

Last minute changes limit accuracy for Thursday listings. NBC 5:00 On the Trail 5:34 Dinah Bhore 5:45 News 6:00 News 6:59 Big Picture 7:33 Theatre 8:00 Video Theatre 8:50 Video Theatre 9:00 Groucho 9:30 Dragnet Weather Playhouse Sports 10:20 9:30 Wed Mostly KMBC WDAF 6:00 News 6:30 Morgan Beatty 7:00 KMBC News Rae are Funny 3:30 WDAF Conversation KMBC Music Hall 9:00 WDAF News 8:30 KMBC Dorsey WDAF Star.

NBC Dinah Bhore Big Picture People's Choirs Dragnet Weather Playhouse Playhouse Sports KMBC WDAF Morgan Beatty Kmbc—Dorsey Wdaf—Stara ABC CBS Bill Hickock Preston Adial Stevenson Flicka Frontier M.D Annie Oakley Playhouse Highway Patrol Playhouse Arthur Murray Des City Detective Lone Ranger Rob Cummings San Francisco Cmax Ciimax Crunch Des Climax Bankaroo Kangaroo Garry Moore Dr. S. Ventor Hapy Horne Jimmie Pierson Dr. N. Ventor Tridle Bisher Boug, Edwards Annie Vai Doug Fdowards Crusader Secret Journal Big Story Playhouse Crossroads Hollywood Elizabeth

Radio Lineup Framed For Friday Sept 21 Schedule

The listing shows KMNBC Jazz at 9 30, WDAP Town Tall at 9 30, KMBC Dilson Show at 10 00 with baseball on KMBC, WDAF Fan Club at 7 30 and 8 00, WDAP Boxing at 10 09, WDAF Sports and WDAF Job Clinic, followed by WDAP News and KMBC Dilson Show Want Ads Pay.

KMNBC WDAF WDAP KMBC Dilson Dilson Shor

Truant Alligator Returned To Zoo

OKLAHOMA CITY Alfred the truant alligator was found in a nearby lake after three days at large. zoo curator Bob Jermi shot a spear gun and with two men hauled the 8 foot 250 pound reptile back to Lincoln Park Zoo, where workers secured him in his pen.

Oklahoma City Alfred Lincoln Park Zoo Bob Jermi Zoo Jenni

Mobility Shift: Almost 3 Million Move Each Year

An article notes that nearly three million people relocate to new homes annually, reflecting broad migration trends. It discusses urban and rural shifts, housing demand, and potential impacts on communities and services.

Subscription Rates in Trade Arena By Mail

Reader notices show subscription rates by mail with different durations. Rates for outside area include one month three months six months and one year. Price figures are cut off in the snippet but indicate annual and multi month options.

Gas Tax Refund Deadline for Kansas Farmers

Gas refund deadline near as Kansas farmers are reminded by Internal Revenue Director F Koehler that claims for the federal excise tax on gasoline used for farming must be filed by October 1, 1956. Form 2240 is required, with records to verify gallons purchased after 1955 and used on the farm through June 30, 1956, plus any used by custom operators.

Gas F. Koehler Internal Revenue Kansas Internal Revenue Service Koehler Internal Revenue Office South Main Street Wichita

Missouri prison to make soap in new factory

Jefferson City officials unveiled a soap factory that could reach 750000 pounds yearly in chips bars or liquid. State law allows use by prisons or sale to state institutions but not sale to private markets. The item hints at broader benefits amid discussions of public programs.

Jefferson City Missouri

News From Central Princeton Social Notes

Friday guests of the George Stankards included the Moodys from Myra Washington Sacramento and Pomona plus Eaton of Portland who returned after 50 years away. Central Princeton residents hosted visitors from Chicago Waynesburg Ohio and Haigler Nebr segments note reunions and local trips with multiple family connections and trips to Hutchinson Garnett and Lawrence.

George Stankards Myr Charlie Moody Mica, Wash Clarence Moody Sacramento Calif Harry Lantis Charlie Lantis Pomona Jesse EB. Eaton Portland Ore Jing Cook Eaton Central Community Kansas C. W. Martins Elias New Chicago Cleve Roush Waynesburg Ohio Frank Hahner Coleen Shawnee John Hahners George Slankards Rex Bob Moody Forest Park Marvin McCurdy Mike Lynda Olathe Jim Cook Slankard Moodys Russell Retter Lawrence Kenneth Orie Williams Charlie Williams Haigler Nebr Russell Retters Williams Retter Willians Garnett

Living Cost Hike Embarrasses GDP

Prices rise to a record high fueling political damage to the Eisenhower administration. Officials debate inflation containment while signaling continued growth. The Fed boosted the discount rate to 3 percent, aiming to temper borrowing and price pressures amid ongoing industrial expansion.

Washington Eisenhower Federal Reserve Board White House

Latin American Envoys Invited to Kansas City Show

Latin American ambassadors to the United States have been invited to the American Royal Live stock and horse show in Kansas City. The invitation came at the request of Mayor H Roe Bartle and Kansas City’s Commission for International Relations and Trade. The event is set for October 19 and 20 with expected attendance from nearly all envoys.

Washington United States Kansas City State Department H. Roe Bartle Kansas City Commission For International Relations and Trade

Plan For Speech By Stevenson In Wyandotte County

Plans are under way for Adlai Stevenson to speak in Wyandotte County on Thursday September 27 at 12 30 pm from the front steps of the county courthouse. Democratic chairman Jack Dear said tentative approval was received from the Democratic National Committee in Washington. Stevenson is set to address Kansas City Missouri the night before on September 26.

Kansas City Kas Adlai Stevenson Jack Dear Wyandotte ‘County Democratic National Committee Washington Stevenson Wyandotte County

Fleming Linked Penicillin Discoverer Also Found Lysozyme

Sir Alexander Fleming, famed for penicillin, is credited with discovering the antiseptic lysozyme. The antiseptic substance occurs in both raw egg whites and human tears.

Alexander Fleming

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