Truman admission of error on unemployment interview
Chicago American reports ex president Truman says he was wrong in testifying before the House Banking Committee that an exclusive Ottawa interview did not happen. He recalls memory lapses under questioning and regrets his earlier statements.
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Chicago
Chicago American
Truman
House Banking Committee
Ottawa Fire Department
Sinclair
S. Main
Independence, Mo
Washington
Rep. Talle
R Lowa
New York Times
Times
Ottawa University
Missouri
Winchester
St. Louis
Illinois
Tolle
Llinois
Rantoul Grade School PTA Elects Officers for Year
The Rantoul Grade School PTA met at the school house and elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs. Donald Rodgers, vice president Mrs. Bill Jones, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Neal Todd. Grade teachers Mrs. Maude Bray and Mrs. Geneva Trickett presented the old officers with potted plants. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Todd and Mrs. Jones. Plans included a trip to Swope Park and a rummage sale in Ottawa on May 16. Several families enjoyed a birthday supper at the F C Hermesmeyer home in honor of Mrs. Hermesmeyer’s 23rd birthday.
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Rantoul Grade School
PTA
Donald Rodgers
Bill Jones
Neal Todd
Maude Bray
Geneva Trickett
Todd
Jones
Swope Park
Ottawa
Deaths: C E Jack Bennett Pomona and Lang Vassar
C E Jack Bennett 76 Pomona former real estate salesman died last night at home born May 4, 1881 in Orangeville Michigan. Funeral Tuesday 11 a.m. McVey Dengel Mortuary with cremation 2 p.m. Maple Hill Cemetery Kansas City Kansas. Arthur Raymond Lang 49 Vassar died en route to Topeka hospital born August 14 1908 in Vassar. Surviving mother Ida Lang Osage City two brothers and sister in law in Osage City Topeka and Ottawa. Funeral services for Lang at Vassar EUB Church tomorrow 2 p.m. burial Vassar Cemetery.
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Jack” Bennett
Pomona
Orangeville
Mich
McVey Dengel Mortuary
Maple Hill Cemetery
Kansas City
Kas
Arthur Raymond Lang
Vassar
Topeka
Ida Lang
Osage City
Sam Griggs Anders
Albert
Pueblo
Colo
William
Ottawa
Co. B. Jackson
Elsie McNeal
Vassar Eub Church
Vassar Cemetery
Bennett
C. E
Maple Hill
Kansas
Hospital Notes and Births and Discharges
Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs. John H. Rodgers at 840 Pe can and Dale Langley in Pomiona on Friday. Births listed for Herb Wolfe in Richmond, Eugene Stephen in Yates Center, and Robert L. Roush in Princeton with weights noted. Discharges include David Hermreck, Carla Pence, Mrs. Dean Kirkland and baby, Mrs. Le Roy Reeves and baby, Mrs. Leonard Medina and baby, and Ronald Wayne Reed.
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John H. Rodgers
Dale Langley
Pomiona
Herb Wolfe
Richmond
Eugene Stephen
Yates Center
Robert L. Roush
Princeton
David Hermreck
S. Oak
Carla Pence
N. Cherry
Dean Kirkland
Ranloul
LeRoy Reeves
Olive
Leonard Medina
N. Locust
Ronald Wayne Reed
Ash
Rantoul News: Local Visits and High School Play
Guests from Lawrence Olpe and Kansas City stayed with Springer and Byrn families. Presbyterian Church meeting led by Mrs. Chester Jackson with Japan lesson by Fayne Lathen. KU Medical Center surgery for Kevin Frazell, home in Iola. Junior Class at Rantoul High to perform Bolts and Nuts on April 23 at 8 p.m.
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Richard Springer
Olpe
Miss
Frances Springer
Dr. Siebert
Kansas City
C. R. Springer
D. Springer
Osawatormie
LLC
Presbyterian Church
William Foster
Chester Jackson
Fayne Lathen
Japan
Lula Caylor
Clyde Frazell
Kevin
Iola
E. R. Martin
University of Kansas Medical Center
Lou Wingfield
Osawatomie
B. Jackson
Rantoul High School
Rantoul High Gymnasim
Vanguard satellite expected to orbit 200 years
Navy official Dr John P Hagen announced the Vanguard satellite will remain in orbit for at least 200 years. As director of the program he noted slow decay due to orbital dimensions, 405 miles minimum and 2463 miles maximum distance, with further observation needed for precise life estimate.
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Navy Vanguard
Washington
Navy
Vanguard
John P. Hagen
Hagen
Progam
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Local Markets and Community News Highlights
Local markets report commodity prices and farm news as wheat, corn, soybeans, and oats show varied prices. Community notes include births, engagements, and hospital visits. residents travel and family events are mentioned alongside alumni association plans and local housing updates.
County Officials To Topeka Meeting
County Commissioners Reeves Cecil Vining and J H Button with Franklin County Welfare staff will attend the Kansas Conference of Social Work in Topeka starting Sunday and ending Wednesday April 23. The annual event draws welfare personnel from county and state offices ministers educators guidance center directors probate judges and fathers Wanda Baird and Mrs Fred Kaiser participate. Ottawa University students may attend parts of the sessions.
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Reeves
Cecil Vining
J. H., Button
Franklin County Welfare Staff
Topeka
Kansas Conference of Social Work
Wanda Baird
Fred, Kaiser
Ottawa University
Vanguard Timeframe Assurance Cited by Hagen
Hagen states the drag will gradually pull Vanguard toward Earth but confirms the craft will remain with us for at least 200 years. The remark centers on long term orbital stability and future presence of the Vanguard.
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Earth
Hagen
Directory of churches and services in North Bantiat area
A busy listing of church names, locations, pastors, and weekly schedules. Includes Chapel Baptist on 2nd and Pop, Church of Christ on 803 N Poplar, United Brethren, Free Methodist, Calvary Baptist, First Methodist, and many others with Sunday school times, worship hours, youth groups, and midweek meetings. Also notes local residents: Henry and Howard Fishburn, Arlyss Baker, and others with recent health or travel updates.
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North Bantiat
Oak
Wilson
Jerry
Pantor
Worling William Bailey
Bunday Iip
Townsend Car Burglary Sparks Paris Police Hunt
Paris police search for private correspondence and personal effects stolen from Group Capt. Peter Townsend’s parked car. Newspapers speculate letters from Princess Margaret. Townsend says no such information. He provides a list of stolen items including francs, a Schweitzer inscribed book, camera, clothing, and unidentified papers.
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Paris
Peter Townsend
Britain
Princess Margaret
Townsend
Margaret
Albert Schweitzer
Faiths Bible Church to host mission photos Sunday
Notes of churches feature pictures showing missionary work by Rev Bill Payne Mrs Payne and son Jon in Matogrosso Brazil. Speakers include W C Payne McNish and Dr William McCreery. Sterling College president to speak at United Presbyterian Service as Rev M Todd Macdonald is ill. Sunday marks National Christian College day.
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Bill Payne
Jon
Matogrosso
Brazil
South America
Faith’ S Bible Church
N. Poplar
W. C. Payne
C. B. McNish
Ottawa
William McCreery
Sterling College
United Presbyterian Church
Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cattle On Grain Feed In State Up In Kansas
On April 1 the number of cattle on grain feed in Kansas was estimated at 175000, a 75 percent rise from a year earlier. Of these 141000 were on farms and 340000 in commercial feed facilities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Local Socials Highlight May Move Plans and Club Meetings
Land plans to move here early in May. Star Helping Hand group met seven the afternoon with Mrs. Bob Cooper for a social hour. Eight ladies met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ross Spencer to work on Mrs. Andersons quilt. Mrs. Ann Bowman has returned to Okmulgee after a visit with son Kenneth Bowman and family. The Scissory Club enjoyed a potluck dinner at the Clark-Burnett home Wednesday. The afternoon was spent socially. Mrs. Clarence Burnett was a guest. Fourteen attended the Chamber of Commerce dinner meeting. Plans were made for the annual spring clean-up.
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Star
Bob Cooper
Ross Spencer
Chamber of Commerce
Appanoose Area Highlights From Local Notices
Darell Lauver, among 29 in American Politics class at Mc Pherson College, attends the second session of the 85th Congress for five days. Donnie and Galen Weese of Sunflower visit Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Rich and family. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hetrick are Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wischrappe. Virginia Mesigh and Judy Wiscombe attend Jr-Hi-Jamboree at Concordia Friday and Saturday in Vassar.
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Darell Lauver
McPherson College
Donnie
Galen Weese
Sunflower
C. K. Rich
Max Hetrick
Howard Wischrappe
Vassar
Virginia Mesigh
Judy Wiscombe
Concordia
Funeral for Lori Claudette Johnson Infant services held
Graveside services for Lori Claudette Johnson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald R Johnson were conducted at Highland Cemetery. Father Charles M Brink officiated the funeral on Tuesday afternoon.
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Lori Claudette Johnson
Lord Claudette Johnson
Gerald R. Johnson
Highland Cemetery
Charles M. Brink
Probate Notices and City Resolution From Ottawa Kansas
Notices in Franklin County Kansas outline hearings for the estate of George H Tilcock and ancillary matters for Ella B Waring, with deadlines April 28 1958. Also a resolution by Ottawa city to improve Thirteenth Street with paving curb drainage and special assessments adopted April 16 1958.
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Franklin County
George H. Tilcock
Ottawa
C. P. Burrows
Basil W. Kelsey
State of
Ella B. Waring
Ella B. White
L. Frank Waring
Gta
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Willow Street
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Mapletreet
Kensay
Keb
Andrews
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