Ottawa items mix performances, meetings and notices
Ottawa events include a senior high school concert titled The Inner Willy with Ottawa High School seniors, an Ottawa army open night at the 431 armory with a film program, and a Four States Quartet from Baker University at Pomona. Local notices cover found bicycle, minor vehicle crash, divorces, real estate suits, student council elections, Owl Society initiation, letter carriers meeting, and Wycoff school closure with one eighth grade graduate.
Ottawa Chamber Directors Meet Bond Victory Plan
The board of directors of the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce will meet this evening at 7 30 in the chamber rooms. Committee chairmen will attend to discuss the flood bond victory celebration set for May 18 and 19.
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Ottawa
Agints
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Local residents treated at KU Medical Center
Treatment notes list Roy Curtis of 114 S Maple as admitted yesterday with room 4 A 5. Dean Robison of Princeton underwent a mastoid operation Monday at KU Medical Center. he is Byron and Mrs Robison's son and is expected to return home to Princeton later this week.
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Roy Snyder
Guy McIntosh
Kenneth Gentry
Richard Hewitt
Ernest Watkins
William Storey
John Elder
Jay Milton
Joe Taylor
George Barnes
Hutchinson
Roy Curtis
S. Maple
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Dean Robison
Princeton
Byron Robison
Hospital Notes Admit and Discharge List
Admitted patients include Ben Strafuss Manhattan Mrs Harley Cromwell Quenemo Donald Cook Virgil Hird Baldwin and Stanley Atkinson Seattle and Monroe Trailer Court Mrs Jessie P Cornell Seattle and infant sons and daughters. Dismissed include Mrs Winford O D Shanley and infant son 603 S Sycamore and Mrs James H Needham and infant daughter Lane.
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Ben Strafuss
Manhattan
Harley Cromwell
Quenemo
Donald Cook
Virgil Hird
Baldwin
Stanley Atkinson
Jessie P. Cornell
Seattle
Wash
Cyril D. Brownrigg
Monroe Trailer Court
Winford OD. Shanley
S. Sycamore
James H. Needham
Lane
Rotate Party Control In Kansas Election Call
GREAT BEND Kansans should rotate political control after years of Republican governance state Democratic chairman Frank Theis told Democrats in the 33rd State Senatorial District meeting last night comparing political cycles to farming saying one party’s rule has depleted public trust and confidence in Topeka.
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Great Bend
Frank Theis
Theis
Kansas
Topeka
Deaths: Frank Fogle Dies in Illinois
Frank Fogle brother of W. C. Fogle of Williamsburg died Tuesday in Naperville Illinois after years of ill health. He was the third Fogle to pass since January 25 along with A. B. Fogle Zilla Fogle and a niece Mrs. Charles Fogle. Survived by wife two daughters a son was killed in World War II. Body to be cremated with interment in Mt. Hope cemetery east of Williamsburg.
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Frank Fogle
W. C. Fogle
Williamsburg
Napersville
Fogle
A. B. Fogle
Zilla Fogle
Charles Fogle
Mr. Fogle
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles L Adams held April 25
Charles L Adams died April 23. funeral at Lamb Funeral Home officiated by Rev BE Meyers of Seventh Day Adventist church. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Highland cemetery. Hynes organist played selections.
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Almeda Sinclair
Highland Cemetery
Appanoose Social Notes: Local Visits and Illness
Appanoose community items list guests visiting families in Lawrence Topeka Wichita and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Arthur Mesene Mer and Elza Bond hosts. Kay Ingersol and siblings entertained at Michigan Valley with tap dancing and singing for forty diners. Also notes Larry Rich returned to school after mumps.
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Arthur Mesenhimer
Elza Bond
Lawrence
C. A. Skaggs
Lester Clark
Wilbur Lauver
Derrell
Fred Walker
Kay, Sue
Kerry Ingersol
Michigan Valley
Jean Ingersol
McKinley Fishburn
John Snyder
David Moberly
Joe
Kanopolis
Walter Clark
Donald
Topeka
Sandra Roper
Howard Morgan
Mike
Ricky
Overbrook
Kenneth Hufford
Wichita
Robert McArdle
Jimmy
Gary
Clyde Morgan
Larry Rich
Ira Morgan
Not Enough Horse Thieves
TROY N Y The Brunswick Society for the Apprehension of Horse Thieves last night discussed broadening the scope of its organization Since no horse thieves have been apprehended since 1910 chicken thieves may be added to the 40 member society s list of culprits.
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Troy
N. Y
Brunswick Society For the
Russians Bid Farewell To Britain In Winding Visit
Soviet Prime Minister Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev said goodbye in London after wreathing Karl Marx’s grave and meeting Labour leaders. They then toured Scotland where Georgi Malenkov praised Robert Burns. A joint communique on East West talks was planned on return. Khrushchev defended Soviet treatment of Jews and Social Democrats, while tensions with Britain cooled to cordial exchanges.
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London
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Britain
Karl Marx
Labor Party
Khrushchev
Scotland
Georgi Malenkov
Robert Burns
Eden
Soviet Union
Social Democrats
Popular Front
Europe
U. S
U. N
Eisenhower
Harold Stassen
Stassen
Andrei Gromyko
Close Office of Cowboy Capital in Emporia
The Cowboy Capital office in Emporia was closed today after executive director Gray Graham announced his resignation and said records have been sent to Dodge City. Nearly all directors resigned amid controversy over a proposed museum site in Dodge City. Incorporators will meet in Dodge City on May 7 to review the project. further work rests with Dodge City sponsors. A stray horticultural line about a seed bed appears but is not tied to the main event.
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Emporia
Cowboy Capital of the World
Gray Graham
Dodge City
Graham
Cowboy Capital Corp
Bullet In Head Causes Headache
In Sacramento California a .303 caliber rifle discharged accidentally wounding William H Miller who said he had only a slight headache. The bullet entered above his right eye. Miller walked half a block for help. Doctors reported no brain damage and his condition satisfactory.
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Sacramento
Calif
William H. Miller
Dulles Seeks Way To Improve World Stance on Atomic Use
Secretary of State Dulles outlined a policy study to prove the United States will use atomic and hydrogen weapons only for defense. He urged Soviet assurances that it will refrain from using atomic threats except in defense and called for broader NATO cooperation on political and economic issues. The speech echoed Eisenhower on a rotating advisory group for foreign aid and emphasized using new weapons under UN Charter principles.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Soviet Union
Ajapov
Soil moisture below normal across western Kansas
Four years of drought left western Kansas with sharply below average available soil moisture. Tests from April 16 to 21 show moisture to an average depth of 29.1 inches, down from 33 inches last year and 36.7 inches the 1945 54 average. Spring moisture stood at 13.8 percent, lowest since 1940, though wheat was in generally good condition and expected to respond to rain.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Easy Path For Highway Bill
Washington House Republican Leader predicts House will pass the Democratic sponsored highway bill by a substantial margin with most Republicans. Debate opens today for five hours with final vote likely tomorrow after floor fights. The bill authorizes 51.5 billion for highway building over 13 years, including 27.5 billion for 40,000 miles of interstate highways, 90 percent funded federally. highway user taxes would rise 14.8 billion over 16 years, including a penny increase in the federal gasoline tax to 3 cents. Earlier Congress blocked similar plans amid financing disputes.
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Washington
House
Martin
Massachusetts
Rayburn
Rep
Fallon
Eisenhower
Sabotage Trial Moves Swiftly
Denver prosecutors near a decisive point in the John Gilbert Graham airliner bombing case. They plan to call FBI agents to testify about Graham's confession to blowing up the plane carrying his mother, Mrs Daisie E King, and 43 others, with evidence tying a 25 stick dynamite time bomb to the incident.
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Denver
John Gilbert Graham
Bert M. Keating
FBI
Graham
Keating
Daisie E. King
United Air Lines
Longmont
Colo
Shark's Meal May Hold Ton of Tiny Sea Life
A basking shark's stomach may contain as much as a ton of minute sea organisms it feeds on, highlighting the vast scale of its filter feeding and ecological role in marine ecosystems.
Prison Term For Town Marshal In Bank Holdup
A former town marshal, 52, pleaded guilty to a bungled Citizens Deposit Bank robbery in Arlington, Ky. He claimed he blacked out during the Feb. 10 incident, but psychiatrists ruled him legally sane. He was sentenced to 15 years by Federal Judge Roy Shelbourne as authorities report the failed plan and misfiring pistol.
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Paducah
Roy Shelbourne
Robert Herman Maxey
Citizens Deposit Bank of
Arlington
Maxey
Bus Driver Fights Gunman In Fatal Street Duel
In Mexico City a bus driver struck and killed pedestrian Alfonso de la Serna after he drew a pistol during a cross street confrontation. The gunman died at the scene. the bus driver fled the incident remains under police search.
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Mexico City
Alfonso de la Serna
de la Serna
Local Markets on Farms and Vehicle Accident Patterns
About 11 percent of Americans live on farms and eighty five percent of vehicles involved in accidents were passenger cars.
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Dennis Conger
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Gary Hornbuckle
Joel Berglund
Larry Forsythe
Jack Davis
John Davis
Hickory
Owl Society
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W. E. Hegberg
Robert Schneider
C. W. Schneider
Ruth Morgan
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Pansy Sweet
William
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Stewart's Fruit & Flower Farm
Richter
Cowboy Capital
Rock Hudson
Jane Wyman
AE Murphy SK
Iylebettoe
Walter Breakan
Y. Te Black
Fawworth
Jewis Ooller
Tony Curtis
Janet Leigh
David Farrar
Barbara Rush
Herbert Marshal
Torin Thatches
Hillcrest An
JOE Wilbern Mattress Co
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Embry
Roberts Market
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Hila Scott
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Jack Nelson
Anderson County
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Neill George
Waverly
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Se Sale
Ridon
Bill Ransom, Jr
Guernsey
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Printy
Ben Printy
N, Main
Mrs. E
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H. R. McCurdy
Colbern
ST al A Ais
Walt Disney
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Ben and
I Dennis Morgan
Leonb Funeral Home
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Dorothea E. Klein
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