Small Steel Firms Forced To Rescind Price Increase
New York report shows Wheeling Steel Corp retracting several price hikes after industry leaders set a pattern. The small producer trimmed back increases to align with U S Steel and others, rescinding marks on carbon steel plates and electrical sheets while most larger firms held steady. Lukens Steel also dropped its two announced markups on carbon and alloy plates.
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New York
Wheeling Steel Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Wheeling
Republic
National
Jones & Laughlin
Armco
U.S. Steel
Lukens Steel Co
Search For Lost Plane Near Bermuda
PORTSMOUTH VA AP Fifth Coast Guard District said planes and two cutters hunted the Atlantic near Bermuda for a private Cessna 182 missing since late Monday with one person aboard. Eight Air Force planes three Coast Guard planes and the cutters Halfmoon and Absecon joined the search as Navy fixed position about 200 miles northeast of Bermuda. The pilot listed only as Mr Idrak with Wichita Kan as home, and the missing craft was in company with a Navion piloted by Mr Call that landed safely in Bermuda.
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Portsmouth
Fifth Coast Guard District
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Bermuda
Air Force
Halfmoon
Absecon
Philadelphia
Navy
Idrak
Wichita
Kan
Cessna
Navion
Mr. Call
TJAAF
Hospital Notes Admissions List for Wellsville and Nearby
Admissions include Mrs. Minnie Cain Mrs. Ira Ackley Glen A. Shepard Arthur Wheeler John List Mrs. Elva Fowler Mrs. Oliver Rathjen Arthur Smith on Monday and Tuesday Dismissals include Fred Noel and a mother and baby daughter Mrs. Thomas Chambers from Wellsville on Tuesday.
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Minnie Cain
Wellsville
Ira Ackley
Hickory
Glen A. Shepard
S. Elm
Arthur Wheeler
N. Locust
John List
S. Cedar
Elva Fowler
King
Oliver Rathjen
S. Main
Arthur Smith
Fred Noel
Thomas Chambers
Deaths Services for Howard W Blaine in Phoenix
Death services were held in Phoenix on April 20 for Howard W Blaine a former Ottawa University student who died April 17 from a heart attack after a two year illness. Surviving are his widow Miquette and their son Michael of Phoenix and his sister Mrs Howard G Mann of Ottawa. Mr and Mrs Mann had attended the funeral.
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Howard W. Blaine
Phoenix
Ariz
Ottawa University
Howard G. Mann
Ottawa
Blaine
U. S. Army
Columbia University
New York
Miquette Blaine
Michael
Mann
Marriage License for Davidson and Ryherd in Mission
Ralph R. Davidson Jr. aged 19 and Wanda Ryherd aged 15, both of Mission, have been issued a marriage license.
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Ralph R. Davidson, Jr
Wanda Ryherd
Mission
To Press For Nuclear Test Ban
Washington and London will press Khrushchev for a nuclear test ban as Ambassadors meet to revive Soviet interest. A high level summit or foreign ministers meeting is uncertain, with Kennedy not closing the door but advisers deeming the time not ripe. MacMillan faces domestic criticism and elections.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
U.S
Kennedy
MacMillan
Traffic Toll Topeka Log Shows 0 Fatalities In 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Tuesday reports 0 fatalities for April 24, 1963, compared with 147 in the comparable period of 1962 and 117 in prior year.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pre kindergarten enrollment in Hawthorne School tomorrow
News Briefs report 9 am to 4 pm enrollment for next September for five-year-olds by Jan 1, 1964. Other items note Santa Fe weekly carloads 32 781, connections 11 428, Phi Chi initiations for Patricia Bingham, and local notices including rummage sale, speeding and sidewalk-barging bonds, Elks Club winners, and upcoming 4-H meetings.
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Hawthorne School
Santa Fe Systems
Ottawa University trustees hear bid plan discussed
The Commission discussed financing the purchase with a bonding company and will bid to J Wayne Harrop head of the real property division of the General Services Administration. Visiting Mrs Isabelle Bronleeve and her sister-in-law Mrs Alvin Bronleewe of Hutchinson accompanied Mr and Mrs Henry A Froning of Lyons for the Ottawa University board of trustees meeting. Froning is an uncle and a trustee.
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J. Wayne Harrop
The
General Services Administration
Isabelle Bronleeve
Alvin Bronleewe
Hutchinson
Henry A. Froning
Lyons
Ottawa University Board of Trustees
Froning
New Ship In Nuclear Sub Fleet
The La fayette joined the fleet as America's 28th operational nuclear submarine and first of a class to carry a 2,500 mile Polaris missile. Vice Adm. Griffin warned the Soviet Union of the maritime nature of global geography during the commissioning at Electric Boat in Groton. Nearby was the Daniel Webster, also of the same class, awaiting launching. The ceremony followed the loss of the Thresher with 129 aboard, thirteen days earlier. The La fayette is 475 feet long and 7,000 tons, the Navy’s longest and heaviest Polaris firing sub.
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Groton
Thresher
Powell Estate Settlement Settles Nephew's Contest
In Los Angeles, the $9.8 million estate of land developer Charles Lee Powell was settled when his Kansas City nephew Cuthbert Powell agreed to accept 40000 dollars. The case had contested annual payments of 600 dollars to the nephew. The widow Ann Powell received 300000 dollars plus 1200 dollars yearly and use of the family home. Powell died in 1959 at 96, with most of the estate left to charity.
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LOS Angeles
Charles Lee Powell
Cuthbert Powell
Kansas City
Superior Court
Powell
Ann
Machinists Plan Strike At Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Union officials say machinists at Boeing will strike at 6 am Wednesday. If five other IAM locals honor pickets, work could halt at Douglas Aircraft Mac Donnell Aircraft Lockheed General Dynamics Astronautics and Air Products Corp at this missile center. Union sources say Boeing pays about 10 cents below the industry hourly scale.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Boeing
International Association of Machinists
Douglas Aircraft
MacDonnell Aircraft
Lockheed
General Dynamics Astronautics
Air Products Corp
Threat Of Heavy Fighting In Laos
The Pathet Lao drives toward northern Laos as Gen. Phoumi threatens to intervene if the neutralist Kong Le forces are ousted. A shaky truce exists near Plaine 110 miles northeast of Vientiane while U S forces weigh possible moves and Harriman defends coalition support.
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Laos
Vientiane
Phoumi Nosavan
Pathet Lao
Plaines Des Jarres
Kong
Phoumi
Kong le
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
Maurice Couve de Murville
Viet Nam
Harriman
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine
Market roundup from Kansas City livestock sale
Local Market report from Kansas City details cattle and calf prices with steers 22.00 to 22.75, heifers 21.75 to 22.25, cows 15.00 to 16.50, vealers 24.00 to 29.00, feeders 21.00 to 25.50, hogs with barrows and gilts 13.75 to 14.00, sows 11.75 to 12.50, lambs steady with prices 18.50 to 22.25 and feeder lambs 15.00 to 16.00, reflecting general shifts across cattle, hogs, and sheep categories.
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Kansas City
Parole Revoked for 17 Year Old Malburg
The probation of Elvin E. Malburg Jr., 17, was revoked after he ignored a 9:30 p.m. curfew. Convicted last June of second degree burglary, he was released on a two year probation and now will be sent to the Topeka reception and diagnostic center for evaluation. The center will decide whether probation is reinstated or he is sent to the Kansas State Industrial Reformator y at Hutchinson.
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Elvin E. Malburg, Jr
Malburg
Topeka
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Herald News Tip Reward Policy
The Herald offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip submitted by readers. Judges select tips based on newsworthiness and uniqueness, with payment issued after verification of contributed information.
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the Herald
Private doctors report few syphilis cases nationwide
A survey presented at the American Social Health Association meeting shows private physicians report only about one of every eight or nine infectious syphilis cases. Revised estimates place annual cases at 80,000 to 100,000. Respondents in the poll, answering 72 percent, call infectious syphilis the nation’s largest and most serious communicable disease problem.
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ST. Louis
American Social Health Association
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Schuyler Sweezey
First published April 23 1963 notice in Franklin County Kansas probate court for estate of Schuyler C Sweezey case No 10 825. Frank J George executor seeks final account approval fees and distribution plan. Defenses due by May 17 1963 at 10 a m in Ottawa Kansas. failure to respond may lead to judgment. Coffman and Baldock Lyndon Kansas attorneys.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Schuyler C. Sweezey
Ottawa
Frank J. George
Lebo
Coffman & Baldock Lyndon
Allstate Seeks Salesman for Lawrence Ottawa Area
Allstate Insurance seeks a salesman for the Lawrence Ottawa region with guaranteed salary plus commission. Opportunity to join a fast growing insurance company. Contact Ray Fraser in Topeka at CR 2 6864.
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Allstate Insurance Co
Lawrence - Ottawa
Ray Fraser
Topeka
Local Kansas Estate and Farm Auction Listings Update
Auction notices across Kansas list weekly consignments from Overbrook Pomona Melvern Lawrence Ottawa and Neosho with sales of household goods farm equipment and horses. Upcoming events include April 17 consignments in Pomona and Lawrence plus May horse sales and storage auctions in Ottawa.
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Melvern
Bank
Pomona
Kansas
Pomona Bank
East 11Th Street
Lawrence
H. P. Peffly
West Wilson Street
Ottawa
Neohso Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
N. Main
Lincoln School
Printy
Chas. O. Ekel
N. Sycamore
Chas. O. Erill
Sycamore
Teresa Allsup
West 6Th St
Kas
Eli Bennett
Richmond
Ottawa Transfer and Storeage Co
Walnut
Franklin County
Cecil Morrow
Overbrook
Kans
Lloyd Schweitzer
Bouth
Homewood
Lola Dyer Bat
Baldwin
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Carol Porter
Grand Junction
Colo
Donna Harrison
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ottawa High School
Herald
Patricia Bingham
University of Kansas
Phi Chi
Bingham
John B. Pierson
Maple
Cecil R. Heathman
N. Cherry
Russell Nordyke
5Th and
Elks Club
Robert Miller
John Huderson
George Kramer
Jim Kahler
Marie Hufstedler
Ted Crandall
G. C. Fredeen
Larry Crater
Centropolis
Harlan McFadden
Rhythm Ramblers
Adv
Carl Richardson
RFD
Gravette
Ark
Bertha Richardson
R.S.H
Rhiol.e
R. H. Schroll
James M. Curry
St. Luke’s Hospital
Arthur Dennis
E. 3Rd
District Court
Virginia Dennis
Wilky’s Pottery
New Spring Garden
Lawn Pottery
Champlin Sta
Raymond G. Adair
4-H Club
Court House
Harvey Martin
Martin Electrical Equipment Co
Carol Glanville
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Ellis
First Methodist Church
E. 4Th
the County Commission
R. M. James
General Services
Larry Quickle
Carbondale
Dick Shores
Jim Pollum
Princeton
Gene Otis
Equestriennes
Diane Zeigler
Debbie Cowdin
Diane
Margaret Hall
Debbie
Bob Cowdin
Locust
Machinists
JOR
OFC Ta Aes
Prem
Ottawa, Kansas
United States
7Th Fleet
Gulf of Siam
Thailand
Blanche Lamb
Bebh Roberts
Lamb
South Water Tower
Ottawa Lodge
A.F
A.M
George A. Ledom
Clarence E. Rea
Sec’y
Firestone Stores
Malott Howe
Church Fruit Farm
Bob Tarpy
Glenn Miller
5Th & Cherry
Baker
Dave Williams
North American Hotel
Jack Nelson
Alien County Livestock Auction Gas Gity Kansas
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Harold Stewart
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
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