Kiwanis talk and Topeka Lawrence trip for Ottawa students
Ot- Kiwanis club heard a talk on high fidelity reproduction of sound. A student group from Ottawa with teachers visited Topeka and Lawrence including the Dyche Museum and state capitol, ending with a picnic at Gage Park and a science roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bomttawa
Ot- Kiwanis Club
Jer‘Barnett
Kansas City, Mo
Topeka
Greenell School
Ottawa
Lawrence
Susan Saling
James
Deaths Mrs Mary Alice Fouts, longtime Fouts community resident
Mrs. Mary Alice Fouts of route 1 died today at 8 a m at her home near Highland cemetery age past 90. Born December 30, 1857 in Vinton County Ohio she moved to the Fouts community in 1880 and married Charles E. Fouts in 1878. She attended Elm Grove Methodist church and was the eldest of 11 siblings. Survived by daughter Stella Fouts six grandchildren 18 great grandchildren seven great great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at 2 p m at Life on Funeral Chapel with W B DeVilbiss officiating burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Mary Alice Fouts
Route 1
Highland Cemetery
Vinton County
Ohio
Fouts
Charles E. Fouts
Lena! Fouts
Boise
Ida
Life On Funeral Chapel
W. B. DeVilbiss
Highland
Sematerys
Hospital Notes Admits List From City Addresses
Hospital notes show admissions and discharges including Robert H. Jones 817 S Cherry Charles Brandon 128 Maple Mrs Glenn English 210 Powhattan Ted North 1015 Cypress Meredith Mavity 418 S Mulberry Mrs Ernest Thompson 51L Maple Judy Pope 819 S Mulberry William L Osburn 815 Princeton Mrs Wiley Broers route 2 Wellsville Mrs Cora Burney 1224 Hickory infant daughter Joe Toumberlin 188 N Oak Elizabeth Briles route 2 today
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Robert H. Jones
S. Cherry
Charles Brandon
Glenn English
Powhattan
Ted North
Meredith Mavity
Ernest Thompson
Francis Russell
Judy Pope
William L. Osburn
Princeton
Wiley Broers
Wellsville
Cora' Burney
Hickory
Joe Toumberlin
N. Oak
Elizabeth Briles
Committee OKs Highway Funds Votes for 51.4 Billion Bill
Washington The House Public Works Committee approved a 51.4 billion highway bill by a 16 to 2 vote and endorsed 1.8 billion in new highway user taxes over 16 years. The plan raises the federal gasoline tax from 2 to 3 cents per gallon and seeks House action next Thursday and Friday.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
House
World Wide News Briefs
Brief world notes cover notable events from politics, science, and culture. Highlights include developments in diplomacy, economic indicators, and notable public statements from leaders, with a focus on timely, factual updates across regions.
Nasser To Meet Arab Sovereigns In Jidda Conference
Egypt’s Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser heads to Jidda for talks with King Saud of Saudi Arabia and Imam Ahmed of Yemen. The meeting comes as UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold pursues Palestine border talks and monitors cease fire violations on the Israeli Egyptian frontier.
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Jerusalem
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Jidda
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Imam Ahmed
Yemen
Middle East
Mecca
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Palestine
Beirut
Lebanon
U. N
Old Grind
Gaza Strip
Deir el Ballah
Son Waited for Mom at Bridge Rescue in Indiana
In Kirklin Indiana Mrs William H Evans worried when 10 year old Harry did not return by 4 am She searched rural roads and found his overturned car in a dry creek bed beneath a bridge with fresh skid marks He survived after seven hours trapped and told his mother I knew you'd come but it took you long.
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Kirklin
Ind
William H. Evans
Harry
Salina Student Heads KU Group
A Salina student was elected president of the University of Kansas All-Student Council for the 1956-57 year. Jim Schultz, a KU sophomore from Salina, will succeed George Sheldon. Wichita sophomore Sandra James was elected vice president. Installations set for April 24.
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Lawrence W
Salina
University of Kansas
Jim Schultz
George Sheldon
Sheldon
Sandra James
Wichita
Richard Billings
Russell
Dave Whalen
Overland Park
Don Dunaway
Mission
Five Killed In Gunfight In Santiago Cuba
Five persons died today from wounds suffered in a gunfight here last night between students, national police and soldiers. An army statement charged a revolutionary attempt against Gen. Fulgencio Batista's government. Two of the dead were students, two police and one soldier. Student disorders were spreading to other parts of Cuba.
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Santiago
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
Local Markets Crash Helmets For Police
A Kansas man was killed and two others injured when an automobile overturned twenty miles north of Fort Sumner on U S 84. Glenn Floyd Watson, 38, Garden City, Kansas, died in the crash. Floyd Miles, a state policeman, and Gilbert Green, 37, Garden City, and Wayne Boyd, Muskogee, Oklahoma, were injured. Green suffered broken ribs and internal injuries, Boyd had possible internal injuries, all admitted to a Fort Sumner hospital.
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Fort Sumner
Nlm
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U.S
Glenn Floyd Watson
Garden
City
Kas
Floyd Miles
Gilbert Green
Garden City
Wayne Boyd
Muskogee
Okla
Green
Boyd
Woman Dies While Decorating Graves at Laurel Grove Cemetery
A 74-year-old woman, Minnie Henry of Paterson, collapsed and died yesterday while placing flowers on a family grave at Laurel Grove Cemetery in Totowa New Jersey. She will be buried in the same plot she was decorating.
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Totowa
N.J
Laurel Grove
Minnie Henry
Paterson
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