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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1957

Page

6

Special Session Is Predicted In Kansas Tax Fight

Kansas lawmakers warned a special session might be needed to resolve a tax package amid a near deadline. The plan blends a 1 percent severance tax on oil and gas, a half cent sales tax increase, and a general fund reallocation to support elementary school aid, with concerns Mr. Docking may veto.

Ottawa University Kansas Colorado Edgar D. Kerr Garden City Rocky Ford Colo Pueblo Kerr Hays The Humane Society Elc Mentary Humane Democrats Leo Edington George Docking Edington| Jr Docking Jess Taylor Rtribune Paul Wolf D-Hugoton

Duncan To Finance Post Fouts Leads School Vote

Howard Duncan elected city commissioner of finance and revenue in Ottawa mayoral election. Mrs. Fred Kaiser re elected to the board of education with Lowell Fouts and Ralph M Crawford also winning seats. City commissioner vote 1896. registration slightly over 4900. first report 4th Ward at 6 25 p m. Duncan defeated incumbent A C Richeson 1150 to 948. Fouts led school board race with 1405. Kaiser 1319. Crawford (Ira) Dhe All nine precincts reported by 9 p m. canvass to be done Friday. oath April 10. total votes 2008. light turnout.

Howard Duncan City of Ottawa Fred Kaiser Board of Education Lowell Fouts Ralph M. Crawford First Precinct 4Th Ward Herald New City Com Missioner Dr. Fice Commis W. D. Bemmels Marvin Duncan Wine Richeson School Board Bemmels Ipa Crawford Durbin Soniye Kaiser Thornburg

Ottawa concert at First Baptist on April 14

The performer plans to travel if needed but will be in Ottawa for a Sunday evening concert at First Baptist Church on April 14. Local residents are advised to watch for any last minute changes as weather or rough going could affect the schedule.

Ottawa First Baptist Church of

Weather Forecast and Local Election Notes

The forecast calls for light snow in the northwest and rain or snow in the north central and northeast today ending tonight. Showers and thunderstorms are expected southeast and extreme east this afternoon and tonight. Elsewhere cloudy this afternoon and tonight with a Thursday rain or snow west and cloudy elsewhere. Colder west and central this afternoon with little temperature change tonight and Thursday. Lows tonight 20s northwest to 40 southeast, high Thursday 30s west to 40s east. High yesterday 49, low today 41, record highs 82 and lows 12 on various dates. Sheriff Brown reports thieves forced entry and stole canned goods, milk, coffee, cigarettes, cash, and clothing. A. C. Doc Richeson thanks supporters in the election. Howard N. Duncan comments.

Sheriff Brown

Inquire Into Land Procedures for Tuttle Creek Project

The House urged Congress to investigate Army Engineers land procurement for the Tuttle Creek reservoir on the Big Blue River. The resolution says properties are appraised by present location value, not replacement cost, and cites high refusals and dissatisfaction with appraisals. It asks Congress to act to fulfill the appropriations committee's intent for area residents.

Topeka House Congress Army Engineers Tuttle Creek Big Blue River Congressional Appropriations Committee

Nichols Lane Store Break-In Reported at Night

The E. C. Nichols store in Lane was broken into overnight. Sheriff J. Brown was alerted at 7 15 this morning, initiating an investigation. Affected items or exact losses were not disclosed in the report.

Nichols Lane E. C. Nichols Sherif Jay Brown

Sheriff Brown Fires Undersheriff Driscoll

Sheriff Jay Brown fired Undersheriff Dean Driscoll this morning saying they did not see eye to eye and did not work well together. Brown has not named a replacement and dismissed rumors of a conflict affecting the upcoming term.

Jay Brown Driscoll Dean Driscoll Brown Jay Ito

Lane School To Present Two Plays

The Lane High School junior class will present two one act plays, Who Killed Ann Gage and Elmer, Friday night in the school auditorium. Cast includes Richard Black, Belle Brownlee, John Brownlee, Judy Cole, Norma Demmit, Donnta Emery, Larry Fuller, Velma Higdon, Betty Johnson, Kyle LaFollette, Barbara Neil, Buddy Taylor, Rita Taylor, Julia Ware, Mexa White, Everett Wheeler and John Wheeler. Directed by Mrs L A Green. Marvin Durbin 99-c-11.

Lane High School Ann Gage Elmer Richard Black Belle Brownlee John Brownlee Judy Cole Norma Demmit Donnta Emery Larry Fuller Velma Higdon Betty Johnson Kyle LaFollette Barbara Neil Buddy Taylor Rita Taylor Julia Ware Mexa White Everett Wheeler John Wheeler L. A. Green

Denver‑area blizzard relief as Rocky Mountain states dig out

A huge spring blizzard paralyzed Colorado and surrounding states with heavy snow and rain. Colorado Springs suffered its worst storm since 1916, Denver its heaviest since 1935, and Pueblo lost power until last night. Five deaths were reported. governors and Red Cross declared disaster areas while lines restored and travel slowly resumed.

Denver Colorado Rocky Mountain Colorado Springs Pueblo Rockies Cheyenne Wyo Leadville Colorado Rockies Steve McNichols Fred McKown Red Cross el Paso

Pilot Pulled Alive From Wrecked Jet Near McAlester

Capt. Ed Powell of Wyndall AFB Fla was trapped for 90 minutes in a twisted 733 training aircraft wreck five miles southeast of McAlester Oklahoma before being found by Trooper H C Carmichael. He was taken to a local hospital with injuries not believed serious. The plane did not burn. Powell, 31, formerly of Panama City Florida, identified himself during the rescue.

Mcalester Okla Air Force Highway Patrol H. C. Carmichael Ed Powell Wyndall Afb Fla Panama City Powell Carmichael Here

Former Ottawa Resident Survives Tornado Near Home

Former Ottawa girl and her Garland, Texas couple husband Mr. Forest A. Bellus learned their Dallas area home survived a fierce tornado that passed close by. Their two daughters Marcia ten and Carolyn three remained safe inside as the couple first spotted the funnel when stepping into the street after work. Belus serves as assistant advertising manager at the Times-Herald. his wife works as a private secretary for an insurance company.

Ottawa Forest A. Bellus Garland Dallas Tex Bellus W. L. Pickerings Marcia Carolyn Belus Times- Herald

Roy Batdorf Sells His Store On 7th

Roy Batdorf sold his Maple Street grocery at 720 West 7th to Mr and Mrs Marvin White. Batdorf ran the store for over ten years and has retired to travel visit relatives in Chicago and Oklahoma and perhaps fish a little.

Roy Batdorf Maple West 7Th Marvin White Batdorf Chicago Oklahoma

Dallas barber shields Page family from Dallas tornado

A Dallas barber may have saved the lives of Mrs. John Page and her four children Donna Marie Judith Ann Johnnie and Donald by finishing Donald’s haircut just as a tornado struck between the barber shop and their home. The barber’s prompt actions potentially kept the Pages out of the storm’s path.

Dallas Tex Ralph Page John. Page Donna Marie Judith Ann Johnnie Donald

Heavy Rain Floods Ottawa Area Rivers and Creeks

Heavy rains pushed the Marais des Cygnes to near flood stage at 2 p m and elevated creeks around Ottawa. Reports show Salt Creek and Eight Mile Creek out of banks, with Treated rainfall totals varying up to 4.50 inches near Centropolis and 1.12 inches in Ottawa. The river gauge near Quenemo neared 15 feet at noon and more showers were forecast as a new storm moves in from the south.

Ottawa Marais Des Cygnes Weather Bureau Quenemo Charles Detwiler Centropolis Harry Remaly Ap Panoose Melvern Pomona Princeton Williamsburg Lyndon Rantoul Richmond Garnett Osage City Paul Prewitt John P. Kelsey Kansas Winfield Arkansas City Goodland Great Bend Salina Topeka Atchison Wellington

Tornado Slices A Wide Path Through City Dallas

A deadly tornado carved a 21 mile path through Dallas yesterday, killing at least ten people and injuring about 196. Thousands watched as it struck Oak Cliff, west Dallas, and near Love Field, with 500 homes damaged or destroyed and four million dollars in property loss. Police say several children among the dead. emergency crews search rubble as traffic snarled across the city.

Dallas O. P. Wright Tsouthern Oklahoma Paris Tex Texas South Oak Cliff Red Bird Airport Trinity

Five Killed In Oklahoma Twisters

A dozen or more tornadoes swept southern and eastern Oklahoma killing five people and injuring several. Marshall Bryan and Murray counties suffered the worst damage with two deaths at the Pure Oil camp in Little City Marshall County, two at Durant Bryan County, and a fifth near the Arbuckle Mountains north of Ardmore Murray County where a man was swept into a river.

Little City Oklah Oklahoma Marshall Bryan Murray Pure Oil Co Marshall County Durant Bryan County Southeastern State College Arbuckle Mountains Ardmore Murray County

Track Meet Postponed Between Olta Wa And Garnett Highs

Olta Wa and Garnett High Schools track meet postponed due to rain. OHS coach Orlis Cox announced after 1 pm the meet will be rescheduled later in the season. Previously scheduled for yesterday, the event was disrupted by weather.

Olta Garnett Orlis ‘Cox OHS

Traffic Toll Totals From Incident Records Section

In 1957 the past 24 hours yield 3 fatalities and 121 fatalities to date, per Incident Records Section. For the same period in 1958 the figures rise to 152 fatalities. The report notes insured time payment measures by Lamb.

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Gas Company Kansas City Ft. Worth American Bowling Congress Glenn Ainsworth Gainesville Ainsworth Gerald Briscoe Dick Smay Bill Hughes Dave Heckman E. E. Dorkins League Women Voters Mrs Ralph Crawford Duncan Fouts Elecame A. C Doc” Richeson Howdard N. Duncan Marvin Durbin Cilif Pope American Airlines Twister Fidence Lowell Fouls Salt Creek Near Eight Mile Creek Kelsey Creek Tally Creek Chicken Creek Appanoose Creek Otawa Middle Creek Franklin Douglas County By Whitey Sawyer Braniff Airlines Love Field Robert Thruman Parkland Hospital
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