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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1956

Page

7

New Highway Bill Of Interest Clears Route To Olathe

Kansas lawmakers tout a federal highway bill approved by the House that would fund 90 percent of bypass and diagonal US50 work from Ottawa to Denver via Kansas City and Wichita. The measure speeds Ottawa to Olathe completion, routing US50 traffic via Ottawa Wellsville and K33 to the current US50.

Ottawa House Kansas Kansas City Newton Border Oklahoma City Denver J. B Cheney Wichita Congress USSO Olathe Ottawa- Wellsville Wellsville-Olathe Ottawa - Wellsville Wellsville

Former Ottawa Man Featured in Booklet

Dwight R. Means of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, formerly of Ottawa, is profiled in a Columbia Southern Chemicals booklet. A pioneering chemical engineer and longtime executive, Means helped redesign Ottawa plant equipment, launched annual hiring programs, and enabled the chlorine caustic facility at New Martinsville West Virginia before World War II. He has served as vice president since 1952. his parents Warren and Mary Means are noted, with Ruth Tulloss listed as his wife’s maiden name and Ella Tulloss aged 94 living in Squires Tankersley nursing home.

Dwight R. Means Pittsburgh Ottawa Coumbia Southern Chemicals Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Kansas Barberton Ohio Means New Marlinsville W. Va Europe Warren Means Mary Means South Cedar Street Ruth Tulless William L. Tulloss Ella Tulloss Squires-Tankersley Nursing Home

Four Navy Men Die in Corpus Christi Collision

Four Navy airmen were killed in a midair collision near Corpus Christi. Aviation Cadet R. G. Voigt, 21, of Watseka Illinois, piloted the jet trainer, while Lt. (J.G.) Gregory Bernard of Corpus Christi and Aviation Cadets John B. Page of Houston and Laurence H. Newell of Stafford Kansas died in the twin-engine SNB. The wreckage spread over about 1 1/2 miles. the jet fuselage burned beside a highway. The jet was based at Kingsville Naval Auxiliary Air Station, and the SNB was from Corpus Christi Naval Air Station on a training flight from Dallas.

Corpus Christi Tex Navy Iale R. G. Voigt Watseka J.G Gregory Bernard John B. Page Houston Larence H. Newell Stafford Kaw SNB TV2 Kingsville Naval Auxiliary Air Station Corpus Christi Naval Air Station Dallas

Urge School Funds At State Convention

The Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers urged the Legislature to vote full elementary and high school appropriations and to distribute funds on a 100 percent entitlement basis. At the 48th annual convention the group commended A. F. Throckmorton's staff for a new guidance supervision post. Next year's meeting is set for April 23 to 25 in Kansas City Kansas. There were 12,000 U.S. farms with milking machines in 1910, rising to 686,000 in 1952.

Wichita Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers Parents and Teachers Organization Congress A. F. Throck Morton Kansas

Old Melodrama Is Baker Play

Baker University presents Rast Lynne in Centenary Hall on April 27 and 28 marking the final production in the hall. Thelma Mortrale, director, announces the cast with Eric Errickson hailed as Archibald Caryle. Kay Keirns portrays Lady Isabel Vane and J. E. Hayes plays Sir Francis Levison.

Baldwin Lynne Baker University Centenary Hall Baker Centenary Auditorium Thelma Mortreale Eric Errickson Ola Archibald Caryle Kay Keirns Kansas City Isabel Vane Sir Francis Levison J. E. Hayes Hutchinson Wilmagone Frank Topeka Henry Ree

Oldest K State Graduate Nellie Kedzie Jones Dies

Nellie Kedzie Jones, Kansas State College’s oldest graduate and longtime leader of the home economics program, died in Wisconsin. Jones, who graduated in 1876 and headed the department at K State, helped found Kedzie Hall in her honor and later taught at Wisconsin. The Senate Investigations subcommittee questioned Army spending and graft in uniforms, with the hearing noting contracts for people not worthy of government work.

Washington McClellan D-Ark Senate Investigations Subcommittee Army Manhattan Kansas State College Madl Wis Nellie Kedzie Jones State Kedzie Hall Perio K-State University of Wisconsin Howard M. Jones Illinois Robert V. Kedzie

Names Listed Across States Include Ltor Family Ties

A regional notice lists individuals Donna Lidikay Tom Hedrick Toni Alcott Shari Lidikay Gerry Rutherford Betty Jo Miller and others from Newton Center Bloomington Grand Island and Oskaloosa across Kansas City and Nebraska seeking contact or confirmation of details in a community roster.

Ltor Kansas City Donna Lidikay Tom Hedrick Newton Center Mass Toni Alcott Bloomington Shari Lidikay Gerry Rutherford Grand Island Nebr Betty Jo Miller Oskaloosa

Federal probe targets millions in contracts amid graft claims

The speaker vowed further digging into a story about millions in federal contracts awarded to people of questionable integrity. He cited Joseph Abrams Wert Kravitz and others allegedly investing in bonds under bogus names.

Abrams Brooklyn, N.Y Joseph Joey) Abrams Wert Man Kravitz G Bonds

Found Dead in His Car in Olathe

The body of Michael Eb. Ptaeck, 58, a former farm real estate salesman, was found yesterday in a car parked in Olathe Kansas. Police said no immediate foul play is suspected and an investigation continues.

Olathe Kas Michael EB. Ptaeck

Despondent Husband Found Dead At Home

Police report describes a Johnson County death at a home where a hose from a car exhaust entered the interior. Mrs Ptacek stated her husband had been despondent. Investigators are treating the case as a possible suicide pending autopsy results.

Johnson County

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