Local residents face charges and community notices
Leland Dale Monroe pleaded not guilty in police court to reckless driving with trial set for Saturday morning by Judge Myron Steere. Other items include Mary Dean Holle's Washington trip for vacation, Rev. M Todd Macdonald's youth camp plans for Salina and Sterling, a rummage and food sale at Mt. Pleasant Church, moving to Le Loup for a family grocery business, 4-H Pomona club ribbons at Baker University, Don Heilman joining Delta Chi at KU, piano tuning, Maye Halloren’s illness recovery, Ottawa police overtime parking citation, Ronald E Myers promoted to First Lieutenant in Paris France, Red Cross collections update, and Ottawa University Student Council fundraising.
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Leland Dale Monroe
South Cedar
Myron Steere
Deaths: Charlotte Stonebraker 84 in Arlington California
Mrs Charlotte Jane Stonebraker 84 died April 1 in Arlington California where she had lived 11 years She formerly lived in Waverly and Zion communities 43 years She was widow of Orville Stonebraker who died in March 1945 Surviving children Pearl Arnold Arlington Arthur Stonebraker Lebo Edith Williams Sand Point Idaho Glen Stonebraker Spokane Clyde Stonebraker Tacoma Dora Bay Waverly 23 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren one brother Henry Winters Arlington and one sister Mrs Annie Raybourne Emporia Funeral services at Waverly Methodist Church Sunday at 2 pm Burial in Key West Cemetery
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Charlotte Stonebraker
Charlotte Jane Stonebraker
Arlington
Calif
Waverly
Zion
Orville Stonebraker
Pearl Arnold
Arthur Stonebraker
Lebo
Edith Williams
Sand Point
Idaho
Glen Stonebraker
Spokane
Wash
Clyde Stonebraker
Tacoma
Dora
Marriage Licenses for Evans and McDaniel in Emporia
Maurice Delbert Evans 23 and LaNita Pearl McDaniel 16, both of Emporia, obtained marriage licenses.
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Maurice Delbert Evans
Emporia
LaNita Pearl McDaniel
U S Won’t Fill British Military Vacuum
Diplomatic and military officials report the United States has no plans to fill gaps created by Britain's announced military cuts. The British reduction aims to lower costs from 690,600 to 75,000 personnel over five years, saving 785 million dollars in 1957-58, while U S aid and missiles bolster Britain’s firepower.
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Washington
United States
Britain
London
Free World
U.S
Russia
Chilean Reds To Fight On
In Santiago the outlawed Chilean Communist party issued a clandestine call for continued anti inflation violence that cost about 40 lives. Leaflets circulated in the capital urged workers to rally with the Central Workers Union and the Popular Action Front to press their aims.
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Santiago
Chile
Communist Party
Central Workers Union
Popular Action Front
Deadline Near For Carrier Posts In Ottawa
Postmaster T. J. Cummings urged Ottawa residents to file substitute clerk carrier applications by April 22. Applications are available at the post office and hiring will come from the examination roster. About 35 people have requested blanks. exam will be held in early May in Lawrence.
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T. J. Cummings
Ottawa
Lawrence
Cummings
Hospital Notes Admits and Births at Local Areas
Admitted Janice Ogle Overbrook Thursday Harold Fine 119 W Seventh Mrs Clifford Good RFD 3 today Births Mr and Mrs Bill Callaghan RFD 2 son born Thursday weight seven pounds four ounces Mr and Mrs Earl Madison Ottawa daughter born Friday weight seven pounds eight ounces Dismissed Mrs J L Anderson RFD 2 Thursday Elmer Perkins RFD 2 Thomas A Minch 127 N Hickory Mrs Elia Greenfield 609 King today
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Janice Ogle
Overbrook
Harold Fine
Clifford Good
Bill Callaghan
Earl Madison
Ottawa
J. L. Anderson
Elmer Perkins
Thomas A. Minch
N. Hickory
Elia Greenfield
King
Richeson and Hough funeral notices published
Funeral services for Frank W Richeson who died April 1 were held April 3 at Williamsburg Methodist Church with Rev Newell Razak officiating. Burial followed at Mt Hope Cemetery. Pallbearers included Peter Johnannes Jr Elmer McCurdy Edward Crabb D B Fogle Fred Young and John Hull. Mrs S T Thornton and Mrs L T Pattie sang with accompaniment by Mrs J E Decker.
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Frank W. Richeson
Williamsburg Methodist Church
Newell Razak
Peter Johnannes, Jr
Elmer McCurdy
Edward Crabb
D. B. Fogle
Fred Young
John Hull
S. T. Thornton
L. T. Pattie
J. E. Decker
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Nellie M. Hough
McVey-Denger Mortuary
William Luce
Alfred Sheffield
Donald Hough
Don Woodard
Willis Hough
E. H. White
S. B. Lane
Albert J. Williams
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Valley Falls Editor Dies In Topeka
Clayton Wyatt 71 longtime Valley Falls Vindicator editor died in a Topeka hospital. Wyatt served with the Vindicator since 1923 and was a Kansas Press Association member. He also held the Valley Falls postmaster post for 20 years.
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Topeka
Clayton Wyatt
The
Valley Falls
Kas
Wyatt
Vindicator
Kansas Press Assn
ValleyFalls
Egypt and U N Agree Gaza Barriers Ban
In Cairo U N Undersecretary Ralph Bunche and Egyptian officials reach a pact to not place barbed wire barriers or minefields along Gaza borders with Israel as part of U N Emergency Force negotiations. The armistice lines would align with 1949 terms plus 1952 and 1954 amendments. In Tel Aviv, gunfire exchange with Syria reported east of Lake Hula with no Israeli casualties. Hammarskjold hinted Egypt may allow Israeli ships through the Suez Canal.
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Cairo
Egypt
al Ahram
U. N
Ralph Bunche
Gaza Strip
Israel
Strip
Bunche
Dag Hammarskjold
Nasser
Hammarskjold
Tel Aviv
Lake Hula
U.N
New York
Suez Canal
Eisenhower Praises Schools Over Weapons in Education Push
President Eisenhower, at the National Education Assn centennial dinner and a national radio address, urges Congress to approve the school construction program. He says America’s schools are more powerful than atom energy and essential for world peace by training minds to understand and advance modern weapons and defense.
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Washington
Eisenhower
America
National Education Assn
House Slashes Commerce Funds In Fund Bill
The House Appropriations Committee cut 25 percent from President Eisenhower’s Commerce Department funding requests, proposing 653,685,060 for the coming fiscal year. The action trimmed 217,827,940 from the request and 68,950,076 below current year allocations, with notable cuts in ship construction and operating subsidies, while reserving modest increases for Civil Aeronautics Administration and several other agencies. The committee also redirected 65,251,000 from the War Shipping Administration balances to the Treasury.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Commerce Department
Maritime Administration
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Census Bureau
The
Patent Office
Public Roads Bureau
Civil Aeronautics Board
Weather Bureau
State Democrats Hold Annual Party in Topeka
Kansas Democrats open their largest rally in 20 years spurred by their first governor and lieutenant governor in two decades. 1,200 to 1,500 attendees expected to hear former President Harry Truman at the windup banquet. The State Democratic Committee meets to name a successor to Lynn Brodrick, with Frank Theis as candidate and Gov. George Docking backing him.
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Topeka
Kansas
Harry Truman
Democratic Committee
Lynn Brodrick
Frank Theis
George Docking
Theis
Ottawa Library Plans Senior Citizens Survey
A committee studying Ottawa senior citizens ages 65 and up will survey about 200 of 1,400 at risk to gather reading, hobbies, church, clubs, and living quality input. The Ottawa Carnegie Library leads as Kansas pilot for a national library program, with Miss Nelle Barnaby and Miss Dean Lingle guiding the effort and aims to start in late April.
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Ottawa
American Library Association
Kansas Library Association
National Organization
Kansas
Nelle Barnaby
Ottawa- Carnegie Library
Dean Lingle
Topeka
Barnaby
Donald F. Showalter
Kansas State College
Library Board
Fowler
Elliott
Gilliland
A. C. Heigele
George Phibbs
Mildred Taylor
Nellie March
E. G. Stith
Russell Allen
Lyman Corlis
Barnaby and
Lingle
George H. Marshall
C. A. Washburn
Edna Agnew
Kansas Library Bulletin
Kansas Traveling Libraries Commission
General Dean Assumes Command of Formosa Air Task Force
Brg. Gen. Fred M. Dean today assumed command of the U S air task force in Formosa taking over from Brg. Gen. Benjamin O Davis Jr who returns to Washington. Dean had previously commanded the Flying Training Air Force at Waco Texas.
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Taipei
Formosa
Fred M. Dean
U. S. Air Task Force
Benjamin O. Davis Jr
Washington
Dean
Flying Training Air Force
Waco
Tex
Traffic Toll Reports 1957 Fatalities by State Records
State accident records show 125 traffic fatalities in the past 24 hours for the 1957 period, compared with 155 in the same period of 1956. Data reflects Topeka region figures and nationwide totals through the latest update.
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Topekap
Kansas
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Franklin County
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M. Todd Macdonald
United Presbyterian Synod
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G. C. Fredeen
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