Editorial on unions in Kansas politics and labor’s drive
The unions plan a strong campaign this year focusing on the right to work and funding a negative push against all three November amendments. They claim no candidate backs them, yet their actions threaten to derail the other two amendments on court removal from politics and state water conservation. The piece argues unions are within rights to oppose right to work but warn their tactics harm the state.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
Not The End editorial prompts Kansas towns on rehab effort
From Our Readers praise your Not The End piece and urge communities to welcome former boys back from the Boys Industrial School in Topeka. They stress home-town support is vital for successful rehabilitation and note many boys struggle when rejected by families, schools, churches, and friends.
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Enery Little
Topeka
Kansas
Jack C
Pulliam
Boys Industrial School
Nomenclatural Nonsense Echoes Through Military Ranks
A collection of satirical observations questions odd military titles and rank seen as illogical. The piece notes front and rear admiral naming quirks, major vs lieutenant and general hierarchies, and jokes about expanding major leagues. It also covers car model timing, Labor Day highway deaths, Eisenhower Newport vacations, farming vs big business, small foreign car parking stalls, and Dulles remembered for sparring wars.
Prayer for Today Faithful Fellowship in Christ's Name
A brief prayer quoting Hebrews 10 25 thanks God for parental teachings and love of the church and asks for growing affection for the fellowship of Thy children in Jesus name Amen.
Falls in childhood and memory questions a teen’s grades
A mother asks if multiple childhood head bumps could affect her 17 year old daughter’s memory and school performance. Dr. Mother cautions that while head injuries can cause brain damage, most youngsters recover and poor grades may reflect lack of effort or anxiety. She suggests teacher input and possibly a psychological eval.
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A.H.H.L
Dr. Mother
V.mer
Ottawa University star injured in practice
Auld Lang Syne item notes Ottawa University football star Jack Knapper suffered a back injury during practice. The report also mentions a birth to Mr and Mrs Victor Burwell of Rantoul and Ottawa High School cheerleaders Eugene Parts and John Sheldon.
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Ottawa University
Mrs
Victor Burwell
Rantoul
Eugene Parts
John Sheldon
Ottawa High School
Saturday TV Guide Listing Roundup Across Networks
A dense schedule fragment lists afternoon and evening programs across channels. Notable items include Perry Mason, Gunsmoke, The Lone Ranger, Wagon Train, and Hitchcock films, with news briefings and weather updates interspersed through the day.
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Search
Weather
Farm News
NW Passage
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Benny O
Ateve Allen
Ed Sullivan
Ed Sulivan
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The Ottawa Herald Publisher Credits and Note
The Ottawa Herald listing shows Robert B Wellimgram esieseess JMHOI and Guy Maedaher as publisher credits. The fragment reflects historical newspaper attribution with unclear spellings and partial names.
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Wellimgram
Esieseess
JMHOI
Guy Maedaher
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Cochran signs 66-year-old actress for Klondike Lou film
Cochran announces the independent production Klondike Lou will be filmed in the local area and on location in the Yukon. The cast includes a 66 year old actress joining the project with filming set to begin soon.
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Cochran
California asks voters again on tax exemption for parochial schools
In a fresh statewide vote Californians face a 1952 issue should parochial schools be exempt from property taxes. The issue affects 1076 schools with 270000+ Catholic students and 60 percent of private enrollments. Opponents argue tax must apply to private school property.
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U.S. Supreme Court
United States offers subs and destroyer to Argentina
Buenos Aires AP reports the United States has offered the Argentine navy two submarines and a destroyer on a lease basis. The Argentine government was reported ready to accept the offer.
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Buenos Aires
United States
KOFO Radio Schedule Summary
Listing for KOFO shows with 6:00 Top of the Morning and 6:30 News Summary. Includes 6:36 Top of Morning 6:45 Weather Round-up 6:50 Top of the Morning 71:00 Sports Roundup 7:05 Top of Morning 1:30 News Markets Weather 1:45 Top of the Morning 8:33 Top of the Morning 9:00 Morning Devotions 9:30 News Summary 9:35 KOFO Serenade 9:68 Woman's World KOFO Schedule
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Gordon Biliott
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Wthr
KOFO
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