MEWS BRIEFS FROM HERALD OFFICE AND LOCAL ITEMS
Brief items note Herald office hours, a trip won by Mr and Mrs Fred Meador to New York, Legion post officers to be elected, Fred B McKinnell named City engineer of Kansas City Kansas, Harvey Reed visiting his mother in Ottawa, Senator Donald S Hults to speak at First Baptist Church, Hood community club postponement to April 28, Mrs Tom Flory's health status, a stolen rest room sign from a filling station, and a 1952 Studebaker sedan stolen from Robertson Motor Co. Car is dark blue. Funeral notice for Mr and Mrs R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meador
New York City
Waldorf-Astoria
Donald S. Hults
Lawrence
Men's Council of
First Baptist ‘Church
Sen. Hults
Senate
Robertson Motor Company
Studebaker
Frakes Return From Kansas Funeral of Uncle James F. McCann
Frakes have returned home from Soldier Kansas where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Frakes uncle James F McCann who died at 88. Visitors and relatives from Avoca Iowa gathered over the weekend in Buffalo Oklahoma before returning home. Returned Ruth C Koontz visits, now back in Ventura California. Memorial rummage sale by Army Mothers club set for Friday afternoon and Saturday in Memorial auditorium. Meantime Cloyd Boyer, ex Otawan, pitched for Kansas City Athletics yesterday. Meets Tonight Freedom Agenda at Ottawa University in Sheldon room at 7 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Nelson
Tremont
John Lee
Carl Klindt
Ralph
Laura Kristanson
Avoca
Buffalo
Oklo
Nelson
Jefferson City
Army Mothers Club
I Memorial Auditorium
Cloyd Boyer
Kansas City Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Peace Market
Fourth and
iMain
Freedom Agenda
Ottawa University
Sheldon
Commons
Ad‘ministration
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Summary
Admitted Mrs Elmer Roth 425 Walnut George Kramer Richmond Tuesday Mrs Paul Kitchen Richmond today Dismissed Mrs Harley Tucker 728 N Sycamore Bobby Gage 533 S Locust Tuesday Anna Marie Adcock 934 Lincoln Ray Criss Melvern today Robert Bond Austin Tex transferred to Topeka today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Roth
Walnut
George Kramer
Richmond
Paul Kitchen
Harley Tucker
N. Sycamore
Bobby Gage
S. Locust
Anna Marie Adcock
Lincoln
Ray Criss Melvern
Robert Bond
Austin
Tex
Topeka
Court orders release of murderer Hagler in Texas
The Court of Criminal Appeals ordered the release of David F. Hagler Jr., who is wanted in Oklahoma for murder. The ruling does not bar extradition on a valid warrant, preserving options for formal surrender if Oklahoma pursues the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Court of Criminal Appeals
David F. Hagler Jr
Oklahoma
Violence Flows From Nationwide Walkouts Amid Strikes
Violent clashes erupt on day two of CIO electrical workers at Sperry Gyroscope in Lake Success New York as unions press for wage gains. About 9 000 workers walked out seeking 18 cents an hour. the company offered 12 cents. Arrests and property damage reported as walkouts expand to Louisville Nashville Railroad Southern Bell strikes across 14 states. Six governors and others meet management and unions seeking settlement. Boston CID textile strike enters day five with no quick end. Detroit talks resume on GM wage guarantees as unions negotiate with Ford and American Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO Electrical
Sperry
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Southern Bell Telephone
P. L. Shackelford
Birmingham
Ala
Area Team
Shackelford
Southern Bell
Joe Culpepper
Hattiesburg
Miss
CIO Communication
Louisiana
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Boston
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers and
General Motors Corp
Ford
American Motors
Hold Three For Break-Ins In Allen County Jail
Three men who escaped from a Topeka mental hospital were jailed in Allen County on breaking and entering charges. Charles Amos 19 of Atchison Tony Pfannenstiel 39 of Salina and Charles Lathron 20 of Lawrence, admitted four break ins in the county and were tied to a general store robbery at Elsmore after being turned over to local officers from Osage Oklahoma.
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Iola
Kas
Topeka
Allen County
Osage
Okla
Charles Amos
Atchison
Tony Pfannenstiel
Salina
Charles Lathron
Lawrence
Elsmore
Should Vaccinate Even If Polio Already Immunized
A spokesman for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis urged New York residents to vaccinate children with the Salk polio vaccine even if they have had one polio type. Immunity to one type does not protect against the other two, the official said, making inoculation protective against all three types.
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Deaths IMRS Harriet Collins of Wellsville 87
Harriet Collins of Wellsville aged 87 died last evening in Ransom Memorial hospital. Born in Crawfordsville Indiana June 28 1867 she lived in Kansas since girlhood. She was married to Charles Collins in 1908 he died in 1918. Survived by two sisters Leonora Foust and Edith Coughlin Wellsville three nieces and one nephew. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Wells ville Baptist church Rev Loyal Haiti officiating. Interment Wellsville cemetery.
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Harriet Collins
Wellsville
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Crawfordsville
Ind
Kansas
Charles Collins
Collins
Leonora Foust
Edith Coughlin
Wellsville Baptist Church
Loyal Haiti
Wellsville Cemetery
Courtesy Costs Judge A Fine
WELLINGTON Kansas Police Judge E Nugen faced a $1 overtime ticket after agreeing to take a 25 cent overparking ticket back to his office. The incident occurred as he left the Daily News office and found his meter expired with an alert officer present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kas
Owe E. Nugen
Judge Nugen
Daily News
Waverly Sale Pavilion Event Details Listed
Waverly Kansas community sale listings show weekly Thursday and Friday events at the Fairs Center Sale Pavilion in Waverly. The notice mentions Apr 26 and a location four miles south and fourteen miles west of Waverly with Waverly Sale Co. and Wilson involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill George
Waverly
Kas
Fairs Center
Charles’ Perry
Community Thursday Auction Listings by Ben Printy
Auctioneer Ben Printy announces weekly community sales every Thursday night. The advertisement lists contact 846 J and location 1136 North Malm with an April 26 sale for Mrs. Lottle Moler of 213 Red Jacket, reflecting local neighborhood commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Printy
N. Malm
Lottle Moler
Red Jacket
Found Guilty Of Murder Charge In Kansas Case
Kingman Kas District Court jury convicts Harry Pickard 42 formerly of Wichita of second degree murder in the death of 80 year old Kingman County farmer Frank Orme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman, Kas
Harry Pickard
Wichita
Frank Orme
Kingman County
Home Improvement Loan Funds Baby Sister Room
Jimmy Martin announces his sister is asleep as the family completes a room for the newborn funded by an OTTAWA Building and Loan Association Home Improvement Loan at 109 BE Second Street. The remodeling covers the newcomer’s private space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Martin
Baby Sister
Jimmy
Ottawa Building & Loan Association
Second Street
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Joe Towner
al Williams Insurance
Maxine
Legion
American Legion
Fred B. MccKinnell
City Engineer
Kansas City
Charles T. Geiger
Ottawa
McKinnell
Bennett Building
Third and Main
Harvey Reed
East Chicago
S. Maple
Reed
Inland Steel Co
Hood Community Club
Tom Flory
S. Main
Charlie Nisely
Mr. and
Mrs. R
O'Keefe & Merritt
Mack Electric
Mann - Bell
SOX N. Main
Charles Ingle
Pomona
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Ruth C. Koontz
Ray Koontz
Ventura
Calif
J. C. Butler
Cherryvale
Walter Butler
J. C. Utley
Tulsa
Limb Funeral Home
Trinity Episcopal Church
Imrs, Harriet Collins
Save
U. S. Bonds
C. A. Myers & Son
Centrepolis
Russell Sanders
East Baldwin
Jack Nelson
Pomona, Kas
Albert S Farm
Albert
Frankli Locust Sts
C. P. Richmond
Franklin Locust Sts
Iwart & Son
Harold
Sale Co
Wilson and
Kansas Loan Co
Kansas State Bank
Buster Brown
Richardson's
Kiwanis Club
Mears Park
Jakes
Kiwanis and
Spebsqsa
Scseeeeesereree
Csssereeeeeseeer
Pakbeehsad Besa Lees
Farmers Alliance
McPherson
Tommy Barnett
Donald Brassfield
Assembly of God
Jonathan Harrell
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