Enlisted Marine Jay Haggard amid farm and community notices
Jay Haggard, son of Maj. and Mrs. Paul L. Haggard, has enlisted in the U S Marine Corps under the "poor program" and will not depart for training until after graduation. Farmers from Lawrence area attend a Farm Bureau meeting including William E Bishop James Aten RFD 4 Harlan Page Keith Page RFD 2 Dale Van Horn Gerald Alderson Wellsville Lee Perkins Richmond Gene Mohr RFD 1 Henry Staadt Pomona and Leroy Wasmund Princeton.
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Jay Haggard
Paul L. Haggard
U. S. Marine Corps
Haggard
Lawrence
Farm Bureau
William E. Bishop
James Aten
RFD
Harlan Page
Keith Page
Dale van Horn
Gerald Alderson
Wellsville
Lee Perkins
Richmond
Gene Mohr
Henry Staadt
Pomona
Leroy Wasmund
Princeton
For sale old newspapers 10 cents handle Ottawa Herald
The Ottawa Herald lists items for sale including old newspapers at 10 cents each. HI E Sawyer of Wellsville bought a registered Guernsey bull Sunrise Lila s A. Landis from Perry H Lambert and Max Dickerson of Hiawatha, per the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Sawyer’s purchase details and contacts appear amid various local notices and brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
HI. E. Sawyer
Wellsville
Sunrise Lila
Editors Will Hear Defense Plans Address Next Week
President Eisenhower will present the defense reorganization plan to the American Society of Newspaper Editors at a Washington luncheon next Thursday. The speech, titled Why We Have to Modernize Our Defense Establishment, will be carried live on NBC CBS and Mutual. Hagerty said a foreign policy focus was shifted and an outside-Washington speech may occur next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
American Society of Newspaper Editors
NBCTV
Cbs-Tv
Mutual Radio
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Kansas City pair given seven year terms in robbing case
A Marine deserter and his wife were sentenced to seven years each after pleading guilty to first degree robbery stemming from a 186 dollar market holdup in Kansas City on January 16. Six days later they disarmed a police officer and fled in his car. Cochran was wounded in the pursuit. Mrs Cochran, who is five months pregnant, is the daughter of a slain police figure once connected to a Kansas City gangland killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William Cochran
Rosalie Cochran
Cochran
Rep Floyd Breeding Seeks Re Election From 5th District
Kansas' sole Democratic congressman Rep J Floyd Breeding announces renomination bid for a second term in the 5th District. He cites his 85th Congress record as conscientious service to the district state and nation. Breeding won by succeeding Clifford Hope Sr. in 1956. Hope Jr. has entered the Republican primary for the seat this year.
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Rolla
Kas
Kansas
J. Floyd Breeding
Breeding
Clifford Hope Sr
Garden City
Hope
Clifford R. Hope Jr
No Federal Action Needed In Kansas
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce social council says no drastic federal action is needed to tackle unemployment in Kansas. Unemployment in mid February was higher than 1957 but not alarming. It opposes extending jobless benefits as it would scrap the current unemployment compensation program.
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Topeka
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Ford Furloughs Workers At KC Plant Shutdown
Ford Motor Co will furlough about 1,800 hourly production workers at its Claycomo Kansas City plant for six work days starting tonight. The production line will be shut tonight and out of operation for the five working days next week. Salaried staff of 315 will not be affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City U
Claycomo
Ford Motor Co
Record Snowfalls Occurred In March
In Topeka and surrounding Kansas counties the Weather Bureau logged record March snowfalls. Central and northwestern areas reported the greatest monthly totals, with WaKeeney recording up to 45 inches as the region endured exceptionally cold wet and cloudy conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
WaKeeney
Swipes Cash Then Relents After Return to NY
Richard Thiele, 21, of Astoria, Queens, a payroll clerk, took $4,247 from an armored truck crew bound for Extrude Film Co. employees. He flew to Chicago, then called his mother who urged him to turn himself in. He returned to LaGuardia with nearly all the funds, surrendering $30 and was arrested on grand larceny charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Richard Thiele
Astoria
Queens
Extrude Film Co
Thiele
la Guardia Field
Driver Cited After Two-Car Accident
A two car collision occurred on East 4th between Main and Hickory at 7 30 last night. Lela Ellen Medlen 40 Paola backing from a curb struck Barbara Coleen Jackson 24 306 S Main. Medlen car sustained minor damage while Jacksons suffered major damage and Medlen was cited for failure to yield.
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East 4Th
Main
Hickory
Lela Ellen Medlen
OU Concert Choir Makes Tour Appearance Sunday
The Ottawa University concert choir under Director Edgar D. Kerr will perform at First Baptist Church Ottawa Sunday at 7 30 pm as part of a 1958 spring tour. The 39 singers will present Mendelssohn Elijah and spiritual numbers before traveling to Illinois venues and the Illinois Baptist Youth convention in Springfield.
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Ottawa University
First Baptist Church
Barbara Rogers
Lansing
Ruth Wood
Arnold
Keith Capen
Bangkok
Thailand
Ottawa
Edgar D. Kerr
Winchester
Ill
Third Baptist Church of
Matton
Mt. Vernon
Illinois Baptist Youth Convention
Springfield
Kerr
Doolittle son dies under unclear circumstances
Maj. James H. Doolittle Jr., 38, son of the famed WWII raid leader, was found dead in his Austin office with a .38 pistol nearby. Officials said an official report would determine if the death was accidental or safety related, with no evidence of foul play. His wife Shirley stated he had been healthy and not despondent.
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Austin
Tex
James H. Doolittle Jr
Doolittle
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Col. W. D. Dunham
Tactical Air Command
James H. Doolittle
Japan
Puerto Rico
Shirley
Gas Line Abandonment and Sale Proposed for Kansas
Eastern Kansas Gas Co. has been authorized to abandon eight miles of a transmission line northeast of Neodesha and five miles south of Humboldt. Portions may be sold to Cities Service Gas Co. Cities Service plans to take over gas service to Neodesha Humboldt and Chanute while Eastern Kansas seeks to discontinue two sections not needed for city supply.
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Topeka
Eastern Kansas Gas Co
Ioo
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Neodesha
Humboldt
Cities Service Gas Co
Cities Service
Chanute
Eastern Kansas
Flash Fire Kills Five Children in Cleveland Home
A flash fire destroyed a two-and-a-half story frame house in Cleveland leaving five children under eight dead. Their mother, who was making breakfast, fled with a two-year-old daughter as neighbors tried to rescue the youngsters. The victims were Richard seven, Robert six, Barbara five, Roger five, and Ronald four months, children of Arthur Hicks and his wife Ann.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Hicks
Ann
Richard
Robert
Barbara
Roger
Ronald
Hospital Notes: Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Leonard R. Crane at 224 Tecumseh on Wednesday Brenda Sue and William Lee Thomas at 602 N. Locust and Mrs. Emil Collins at 518 S. Poplar today Dismissals include Patricia Sievers at 1133 College Wednesday W P McCracken at 731 Ash Mrs Richard Dunn Baldwin and Mrs Lester Hey Baldwin today
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Leonard R. Crane
Tecumseh
Brenda Sue
William Lee Thomas
Locust
Emil Collins
S. Poplar
Patricia Sievers
College
W. P. McCracken
Ash
Richard Dunn
Baldwin
Lester Hey
Local Market Prices For Graded Eggs And Grains
Prices listed for graded eggs and staples show Rye at 60 dollars per hundredweight and Barley at 75. Soybeans at 210, White Corn at 1.02, Yellow Corn at 1.02, Shelled Corn at 1.07. Butterfat 52.49, Straight Run Eggs 27, Light hens 0.9, Heavy hens 0.6, Cocks 0.6.
Franklin County March 1958 fund bills ledger totals
Report lists auditor approved salaries and expenditures for Franklin County Commission in March 1958 across departments including Special Auto Health Noxious Weed Welfare Road and Bridge General and Payroll. Totals show large sheriff and clerk costs, numerous employee salaries, fuel, supplies, and public assistance payments totaling over two thousand dollars in various line items. Entires include names and amounts, with attestations of correctness by the county clerk.
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Board of
Franklin County Commissionera
Jay Brown
Opal Letchworth
Jay ‘J. Beott
Richard T. Fadley
Bruce Spears
Cessee
Roselyn Whirley
Same
Donald L.white
Winton A. Winter
Christina Wake
Eileen A. Bowman
Josephine Evans
Sesse
Grace Hammons
SOMO
Trene L. Harr
S.sceeene
Ofellia May Ivey
Willard Newall Sister
Patricia Maendele
Ruby Sanford
Helen Elizabeth Scott
Carolyn Kay Blake
Vivian K. Michinger
Mary Jo Hanes
Virginia Hoffman
Csase
Willard B. Miller
Hin
Raymond E. Stankard
Roy Gould
W. EL. Vick
Bamo
Bert Binkley
M. M. Edwards
Liomial Shaw
Ralph Haney
R. Moberly
SAMO
Clyde Wyatt
Francis Wilson
Lynn Baumann
J. H. Button
Homer A. Reeves
Cecil Vining
Eeeenseeae
Merle Montague
Csaseecessereencumeae
Gladys G. Adama
Margie Adcock
Wanda M. Baird
Helen I. Carey
E.scsere
Marjorie B, Hooper
Mary L. Jackson
Alice F. Kaiser
Betty R. Kimball
Marjorie H, McGuirl
Luella G. Parrott
Bonita L. Welborn
Frederick A. Gardner
W. O. Plake
Bame
Henry Mason
Clive Adams
Roger Edwin Brink
Zame
Ann Hopkins
Warle Hasdale
J. C. Higginbottom
Frank
Cannady
W. R. Lancaster
J. P. Keller
W. R. Gamble
Maude Conner
Carl Richardson
Ralph Paul
Same Wes
Harry Keller
Same Y.veseee
Eb, G. Stith
H. L. Cartzdamner
Neva I
Tulloss
William West
Darryl Wilson Cheney
Game
Larry McCracken
Joseph
Alexander
Merle Atchison
Teddy Barnhart
Csrsee
Orpha Lee Bearly
Howard F. Burroughs
Charles Cade
Veces
Harold Crockett
G. A. Diamond
Duane R. Dickinson
BME
R. Firestone
Lynn Firestone
Ee Se
Chester Gison
Maurice M. Green
Core
Albert M. Johnson
John LaFollette
Walter Landes
SAMEC
Accvsence
Pete Lann
Asece
Floyd McCurdy
Leonard Matteson
SamMme
S.c
Frank Morris
Lester Lee Myers
David A. Reckie
Walter Rodgers
Samé
John Schulz
J. Scott
Thomas Stevenson
Clifford Sink
Paweeee
Frank Thornbrugh
State GOP Leaders Meet Plan Program
State Senate and House Republican leaders met for five hours in McPherson Kansas and pledged to carefully consider Gov. George Docking’s fiscal recommendations at the April 21 special session. The group urged revenue measures only for emergencies and statewide interest, estimated needed revenue at 17 to 18 million dollars, and said distributions to schools cities and counties would continue.
AT&T Reports Strong First Quarter Earnings
AT&T said in New York that the general business decline has slowed but not halted growth. Bell system units installed 450,000 new phones in Q1, vs 775,000 a year earlier. Long distance calls were about five percent higher than last year. Net income for the quarter rose to 178,440,000 dollars or 2.76 a share from 165,912,482 dollars or 2.63. For the year ending March 31 earnings reached a record 698,590,000 dollars or 10.66 a share, up from 634,347,055 dollars or 9.?? a share.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell System
At&t
Auditor George Robb Seeks 12th Term
TOPEKA Republican State Auditor George Robb filed for reelection to a 12th term. Robb, who served as Salina postmaster from 1923 to 1935, has been auditor since his appointment in 1935.
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Topeka
George Robb
Robb
Salina
Petition in Estate of Wilbur W. Horne Heirs to be Determined
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Velma F Horne executrix files a petition for no final settlement and approval of her acts as executrix and for attorney fees and expenses, asking the court to determine heirs devisees and legatees and distribute the estate per the will. Defenses must be filed by May 3 1958 at ten o clock a m in Ottawa Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Wilburn V. Horne
Velma F. Horne
Wilbur W. Horne
Ottawa
Executrix
Bowers & Bowers
Petition for final settlement in Showalter estate Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court case 5634 Harold Showalter as administrator requests final settlement of the estate of Ethel Jane Showalter deceased. He seeks account approval compensation for himself and attorney fees heirs and devisees determined and assets assigned. Deadline to answer is April 26 1958 at 10:00 AM in Ottawa Kansas. Gleason and Gleason represent the petitioner.
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Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
Kansas
Ethel ‘Jane Showalter
Ottawa
Harold Showalter
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N. Cherry
Jay Ellis
Girard
Kayettes
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Opal Nearmeyer
Paula Perkins
Joyce Thornburg
Judy Lister
Janet Duncan
Carrol Bruce
Cheneys Bakery
Hi School
Ben W. Graybill
E. C. Schmidt
Y. J. Cummings Jr
Mission
Bill Cook
Cedar
District Court
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Edward Fetty
Robert Lee Bowlby
C. D. Hood
Philmont Scout Ranch
Cimarron
N. M
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Mulberry
Floyd Breeding
Ford
Top
Nancy Knight
Detroit
Jo Schendel
Carolyn Spong
Great Bend
OU Concert Choir
Canton
Rock Island, Ill
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Kramer's Drug Store
Legals
Cemetery
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Highind
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Trust & Res
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Cssisenevenee
Harrison-Lincoln
Fuateral S
Wisveseene Vreerenensrenecseesne
Harrison-Lincoln Two
Maude F. Kinnigan
City of
Maude F. Kinnison
Pdl
Roy Church
Robert County
Cor
Kenneth Cook
Denny Carl Peterson
Arthur Barnett
Toni Dempsay
Velorus M. Rhoades
Judy Blair Johnson
s&Me
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SOME
Darrell Burkdoll
sSamMe
Dr. R. S. Roberts
Arthur Jensen
Wayne Gilliland
Tim Stewart
Lee Bonar
Owen L. Followell
G. J. McIntosh, Sr
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Harry L. Clayborne
Marley Decker
George Herzog
Michael W., Collings
Edgar J. Baker
Ceree
Francis B. Albright
Alta Mae Bush
Clyde Edwards
Cere
Clyde Mock
Anna Roush
Cue
Violet F. Whitley
George A. Clark
Naj
Superior School Supp
Laws
Gas Service Co
Bell. Tel. Co
Tel
Ransom
J. F. Barr
City W. & L. Dept. Services
Paymaster Corp
Checkwriter
Harvey W. Talley
Belig Co
Seegeeh
Stafford Supply
Joel Cutting Who
Ottawa Engraving
Dean Yingling
Memb
Clk
Sadie Hebb
Treas
Winton A
Ottawa Who. Co
Atenog. Mach. Co
Crown Drug Store
Keen Co
Credit Bureau
Durbin Plumbing
Co. Cik
Gilbert I. Davenport
Sheriff
Willard
Baml. Dodsworth
Lockwood Co
Dr. R
Roberts
J. N. Carter
Lionjal Shaw
W. FH
Vick
Eseaeee
Charles Moberly
Escere
W. Robe, Jr
BAMEC
Sheerrece
Raymond Stankard
H. R. Howell
Essene
E.s.e
Kenneth Heinitz
Coyote Bounty
Chet Leach
Richard Cain
Sam
R. E. Thompson
Farmera Union Co-Op
Hooker Electrochemical
Chem
Thompson-Hayward
Franklin Co. Hy. Co
Ottawa Typewr. Co
Star Garage
Baasomne
Cecessere
Boiqty Cevevenegn
Franklin Co
Carey Pubg
Bundy Ins
BalAry Wesvesserceveses
Snedan
David Laury
Social Security
EB. V. Skidmore
L. L. Shultz
Martin Tractor Co., Inc
Moore Chev.Olds
Ottawa Lbr. Co
Price Motor Co
Price Off Co
Princeton Olds Co
D. D. Richards
Sheldon Trk, & Trac
Harry Smith Auto Sup
Socony Mobil Os! Co
Olive Wheeler
Rock Agr
Bell Tel. Co
Hubbard
Fred Gardner
Sakslon Victor L. Phillips Co
Brown ‘Hdw
Hayes Township
iGo
Rock, Lab
Pottawatomie Township
Cedar House
Cheney’s Farm
C. W. Coffman
Crown Drug
City
W. & L. Dept. Services
Kenneth Cunningham
Cheney
Noel Douglas
Rent
S.ssecseoee
Lyle Dykstra
Snesere
Gasser, Co
Hensick Gro
Marjorie Hooper
Alice I
Kaiser
John G. Kaiser
Kelsey's Gro
Lams Funeral Home
Ambulnee
Lane City
W. & L. Dept
W. H. Lennard
Robert F. Miller
Minnick Motor Co
Roger. C. Monfort
Moore Chev
Morrison
Nicholas Gro
Ottawa Bargain Centre
Legal
Ottawa Laundry
Luella G
Parrott
Homer Peterson
Trent
Keys
Ransom Mem
Hogp
Hosp
Redick Gro
Ross Gro
Nell H. Saunders
Skelly Oil Co
Ida E. Smith
L. Q Taggart
Maude Taggart
Towner's Chapel
Amb
Sef
Waymire’s Food Mart
H. R. Webster
Dentures
Bonita We
Anna M. Button
V. Lofgreen
R. L. McClay
Juan Martinez
Ethel Wheeler
Anthony Clin
A. Berglund
Helen Carey
McVey Dengel
Bertha Miller
Bry
Ciccseeeseee Anes
GOP
At&t Strong
Gleason
Petitioner
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