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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1956

Page

4

Fire at Ohio home kills seven children and couple

A Michigan family en route to Toledo cafe was engulfed in a house fire. Deputies said John Cooper and his wife were held for investigation as state police determine why seven children were left alone. Fire chief said three children who tried to flee were found in a hallway and doorway, the others in beds.

Coopers Cooper Campbell

Hall Receives Letter From Eisenhower Over Farm Bill

Gov Fred Hall of Kansas received a letter of appreciation from President Eisenhower after visiting Washington to advocate for the farm bill. Joining Hall were Gov Leo Hoegh of Iowa and Joe Foss of South Dakota who urged the President to sign the measure. The President vetoed the bill the same day and stated he was disappointed he could not approve it.

PEKAP Fred Hall Kansas Eisenhower Washington Hall Leo Hoogh Iowa Joe Foss South Dakota

Evening Driving Dangers Highlighted by 1955 Data

Officials warn peak danger between four and eight p m as the era marks excessive speed as the leading cause of traffic accidents in 1955. The finding underscores a need for caution during the day’s most risky hours.

World wide news briefs from the front lines and capitals

AP dispatches report Verdun where GI Gerald H Dunnigan died after falling into an ancient shaft during a Verdun fortress visit. Vienna notes Archbishop Gyula Czapik died after intestinal cancer operation. Prague reports Gen Alexei Cepicka, once Czech Communist power, fired from deputy premier and defense minister posts in Red drive against individual.

Verdun France Gerald H. Dunnigan Dunnigan Ft. Tavannes Vienna Austria Gyula Czapik Hungary Budapest Gaid Eger Ferenc Hospital Czechoslovakia Alexei Cepicka Prague Radik Copicka Klement Gottwald

Peoria-Imes Community Notes Include School Event

The Peoria school closed Friday and the community held a basket supper at the schoolhouse. A program followed with school and community performances, songs, readings, a dress parade and minstrel. Numerous neighbors and relatives visited, joined trips to Kansas City, and helped with daily tasks.

Peoria Clete Shenk Mike Lovell Gardner Finch Maude Evans Richard Ira Dean Bertha Bell Richard Howard Tucker Alvin Hinderliter Ottawa Mary Mack Cole Kansas City Swope Park Charles Detwiler Cliff Detwiler Fred Weaver Peggy John Slaven Dorothy Slader J. H. Blank Adell Dean and R. D. Altice Bob Rodgers Fern Waddell Garnett Myrtle Anderson James Warnock Harold Phares James Phares Wellsville Earl Phares James. Berryman Paola Vern Ritchel Karen Alpha Powell James Russel

Brannan Still Undecided in election year

Denver former Agriculture Secretary Charles F Brannan says he is still weighing his plans for the election year and will state his decision soon He served in the Truman cabinet and is seen as a likely Democratic U S Senate candidate Colorado Democrats set their convention for July 22 Brannan is currently general counsel for the National Farmers Union in Denver

Denver Charles F. Brannan Brannan

Lutheran Church Studies Merger Considered at Sheridan

The Nebraska Conference of the Augustana Lutheran Church at its 70th annual convention recommended continued study of a merger with the Kansas Conference. It also proposed a joint pastoral conference in Kansas this fall tied to social missions and a two million dollar appeal in 1957. Pastor Phillip Larson of Wahoo was elected vice president.

Sheridan Wyo Nebraska Augustana Lutheran Church Kansas Phillip Larson Wahoo Neb

Edward Arnold Dies at 66 in Encino Home

Veteran actor Edward Arnold died suddenly at his Encino residence from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 66 and his wife Cleo was at his side. Dr. William F. Orlando, physician son-in-law, determined the cause of death.

Hollywood Edward Arnold Cleo Encino William F. Orlando Northridge

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