News Briefs from Herald Office Visit and Local Notes
Pupils from Princeton third and fourth grades toured Ottawa city facilities including the library Pepsi-Cola plant Bennett Creamery Cheney Bakery and the Herald office. They had lunch at Forest Park with teachers Opal Nitcher and Mrs F J Bremer and many students named. Separate items note hospital tests for L A Reeder, charges of reckless driving for Leroy Reeves and fines for J W Tackett. County Supt John Fleming returned from a conservation conference in Topeka and plans a similar meeting next summer. Copper cable theft near town valued at about 250 dollars. Parole for Jon Alterman and radar speeding citations in Richmond. Fines paid by three motorists, navy officer qualified program vacancies in Newport RI, Cheney prize misprint corrected, and Ottawa University health conference report.
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Princeton
Ottawa
City
Pepsi-Cola
Bennett Creamery
Cheney Bakery
Herald Office
Forest Ark
Opal Nitcher
Brenda Brenner
Pamela Burgoon
Elaine Dagenette
Jean Finley
Linda Ferrer
Ann Geiss
Bobby Hotchtkiss
Dorothy Moore
Betty Ratliff
John Sutton
Frances Wiederholt
Dannty Secrest
Lois Hobbs
Sandra Mastieter
F. J. Bremer
June Sutton
Sharon Hotchkiss
Patty Domnanish
Sue Judd
Leah Colé
Marva Sue Valler
Mary Killen Kochenower
Lynda Geringer
Diana Hull
Sandra Kimball
Kay Wasmund
Pat Schmitt
Tommy Cannady
Gary Ferrer
Tommie Ratli
John
Fleming
Topeka
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Areas
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Ida Neal in Williamsburg Janis McMillen in Wellsville and Mrs Glenn Smith on rt 2 Pomona today. Births report a son to Mr and Mrs Lester Bishop at 203 S Oak weighing 5 lbs 5 oz yesterday. Dismissals include Richard T Jordan of Ottawa and Larry DeGarmo at 908 W Sixth Friday. also Janis McMillen Sharon Norton Mrs Raymond Ford of Wellsville and Frieda Kis singer of 404 Logan today.
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Ida Neal
Williamsburg
Janis McMillen
Wellsville
Glenn Smith
Rt. 2
Pomona
Lester Bishop
S. Oak
Richard T. Jordan
Ottawa
Larry DeGarmo
Sharon Norton
Raymond Ford
Frieda Kissinger
Logan
Winter Milk Price Remains In Federal Control
The Agriculture Department kept higher winter prices for Class 1 fluid milk in most marketing areas under federal control. It added 37 areas to those with the summer price reductions wiped out, leaving nine of 63 areas still with peak season discounts. Officials estimate the action could raise producers income by 12 million dollars annually. Areas affected include Greater Kansas City, Neosho Valleys, southwest Kansas, Topeka and Wichita.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Greater
Kansas City
Neosho Vallies
Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Baker Press In Ottawa Pulpits
Baker university professors will occupy pulpits at two Ottawa Methodist churches to mark the 100th anniversary of the first Kansas Methodist conference. Over 200 Eastern Kansas churches join Baker Day events with about 100000 expected participants. Faculty speakers appear in 50 area churches, university choir concerts in Manhattan Lebo Osage City Council Grove and White City, while the men s glee club sings in Independence.
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Baker University
Ottawa
Kansas
Baker
Manhattan
Lebo
Osage City
Council Grove
White City
Independence
Paul Kochan
First Methodist Church
Sherman M. Stanage
Trinity Methodist Church
Deaths Edward L Long of Lebo Kansas 84
Edward L Long a Spanish American War veteran of Lebo Kansas died Thursday at 5 30 p m at Winter General hospital Topeka He lived in Lebo most of his life Survived by wife Eva Long one brother Gus Long Ottawa two sisters Mrs Anna Lindry Tulsa and Mrs Dorothy Coughran Banning California Funeral services at Jones Funeral Home Lebo Sunday at 2 p m Interment Lebo cemetery
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Edward L. Long
Lebo
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Eva Long
Gus Long
Ottawa
Anna Lindry
Tulsa
Dorothy Coughran
Banning
Calif
Jones Funeral Home
Fire chokes timberland near Sacramento New Mexico
ALAMOGORDO, N.M. A large fire burned about 8,000 acres of timberland near Sacramento as 1,000 firefighters contained the eight mile blaze. Winds diminished and a gap was left to protect inhabited areas with no injuries and little property loss though three firefighters were briefly trapped and freed. The blaze started Thursday about 40 miles east in dense mountains and threatened about 390 people.
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Alamogordo
N.M
New Mexico
Lincoln National Forest
Sacramento
Here
Kershaw Appointed To Kansas Crippled Children Panel
TOPEKA W O. W. Kershaw of Manhattan was named yesterday to the Kansas Crippled Children's Commission. Kershaw runs a sand and gravel business and formerly served as county farm agent in Washington and Smith counties.
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Topeka
Kershaw
Manhattan
Kansas Crippled Children’s Commission
Washington
Smith
UNESCO Film At Ottawa University Auditorium
All Ottawa and vicinity residents are invited to attend World Without End a UNESCO film of hope and progress shown at Ottawa University auditorium on Tuesday May 1 at 8 p.m. Presented by the local American Association of University Women chapter. Also on the program is The Toymaker a cartoon about two puppets who learn to understand each other. World Without End follows United Nations themes through diverse roles from fishermen to teachers in Mexico and Siam and beyond highlighting progress in medicine agriculture and education under directors Basil Wright and Paul Rotha.
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Ottawa
Atend
Unesco
Ottawa University Auditorium
American Association of University Women
World Without End
United Nations
Mexico
Siam
Basil Wright
Paul Rotha
Colorado to push crime laboratory vote in November
The Colorado Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association plans a ballot proposition to create a central state crime laboratory and identification bureau after years of legislative delays. Executive Director R. George Woods says the group will take the issue to voters, a project sought since 1938.
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Denver
Colorado’ Sheriffs’ and Peace Officers’ Assn
R. George Woods
Englewood
Advanced Study For Three From Ottawa U
Three Ottawa University staff members win advanced study opportunities. Professor Richard Chartier will study at Boston University graduate school next year. Richard Thomas will pursue a graduate degree at the University of Kansas in public administration while continuing as campus store manager. Lillian Cobb will enter Colorado State College of Education to become a teacher.
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Ottawa University
Richard Chartier
Richard Thomas
Lillian Cobb
Chartier
Graduate School
Boston University
Thomas
University of Kansas
Department of Municipal Management
O. U
Miss Cobb
Chariton Cottage House
Colorado State College of Education
Kansas City Bricklayers Strike Ends After 18 Days
In Kansas City, Local 18 and the Builders Assn settle a two year contract ending an 18 day strike that halted about 70 percent of area construction. The wage increase totals 12 4 cents per hour with 7 1/4 cents now and 5 cents next January 4. Two other locals joined but accepted the raise.
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Kansas City
Kas
Builders Assn
Bricklayers' No. 4
Stonemasons No
Slays Rival For Wife's Affections
Elwood A Henson, 24, shot and killed George N Payne, 29, in a downtown Colorado Springs bar after warning him to stay away from his wife. Henson, married with a 4 month old daughter, fired eight shots from a .22 caliber pistol and was arrested at the tavern by Patrolman Tom Hughes, jailed without charge. Witnesses describe a confrontation where Payne was ordered to leave town.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Elwood Alonzo Henson
Oren Boling
Boling
Henson
George Newton Payne
Payne
Tom Hughes
Reds Use Wiretap Charge In Berlin Tunnel
BERLIN Communists promoted the so called wiretap tunnel in Berlin as a propaganda move across satellite nations from Iran to the Bamboo Curtain. East German ADN quoted Peiping saying photos of the tunnel were posted in Chinese factories and shops, and that Chinese people discussed it with indignation. The tunnel reportedly enters the Soviet sector of Berlin. Russia accused U S military authorities of setting up a wiretap for espionage. the U S Army said the matter had been reported to Washington for disposition.
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Berlin
Iran
Red China
Russia
U.S
ADN
Peiping
U. S
U. S. Army
Washington
Quiet Weekend For President Eisenhower at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower enjoys an easy going weekend at his Gettysburg farm. He plans a look around the property and hopes to golf. He arrived from Washington by auto with Mrs. Eisenhower, the first weekend there in over a month, with return to the capital expected Sunday night or Monday morning.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
New Design For Atom Smasher
Washington report outlines a preliminary design for a new atom smashing machine that could exceed current energies by about 4 percent and cut costs. Princeton physicist Dr. Gerald K. O'Neill says applying it to Brookhaven’s 25 BEV machine could yield far larger gains, while a 3 BEV machine at Princeton and Penn could reach the equivalent of 30 BEV.
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Washington
Gerald K. O’neill
Princeton University
Brookhaven
N. Y
Atomic Energy Commission
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Deeds Recorded in Credit Bureau Bulletin This Week
Deeds filed include Thos Whitaker to R S Gault for lots 5-7 Brown’s Subdiv 18-19-20 and Chas Thorn to Druery Thorn N half of SW quarter 22-15-21 among other transfers. Also listed are John Weidmann to Lee Hysom for blocks and lots in Uni Add and Florence Walter to Virgil Dieterich for 108A NW quarter 22-13-19, with several more parcel transfers noted.
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The
Credit Bureau Bulletin
Thos. Whitaker
R. S. Gault
Brown
Pat Campbell
Lloyd Yohe
Maywood
Chas. Thorn
Druery Thorn
John Weidmann
Lee Hysom
Uni. Add
Alvin Hifiderliter
Gene Paul
Sheldon Mamblin
Clarence Coffman
Alfred Olson
Elizabeth Burkdoll
Wm. Christian
John Hysom
Rockwood A
Albert Swallow
Bobby Robertson
Gerald Lewis
Gerald Walburn
Virgal Gunnell
Dee Spaulding
Florence Walter Cthy Belt
Florence Walter
Virgil Dieterich
Warm Sun Powers Cold Frames to Heat Near 100 Degrees
On sunny days a cold frame traps heat with the sash lifted to admit air. When outdoor temperatures near freezing, interior heat can rise to about 100 degrees, illustrating how sunlight drives rapid warming in compact greenhouses.
Pittsburg State College elects Hays president
Chuck Hays of Osawatomie won the Pittsburg State College Student Council presidency by defeating Bill Leoffier of Baxter Springs 426 to 373. Other officers named include Denton, Bertalloto, McClanahan, and Knox. Class presidents chosen were Kliewer, Cox, and Dugan.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Chuck Hays
Osawatomie
Pittsburg State College
Bill Leoffier
Baxter Springs
Richard Denton
Winfield
Lewis Bertalloto
Betty Joe McClanahan
Beverly Knox
Chanute
Jerry Kliewer
Oklahoma City
John Cox
Manhattan
Don Dugan
Oswego
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L. A. Reeder
St. Luke's Hospital
Leroy Reeves
Olive
Reeves
J. W. Tackett
Garnett
Ross Quary
Undershiff
Dean Driscoll
Jon Alterman
Cleveland
Alterman
Bob Conaty
Richmond
R. J. Wingebach
C. A. Galloway
Lawrence
T. M. Robertson
Bill Gray
Tom Pivonka
Fred Coon
Lloyd Baker
Dick Harbaugh
Kenneth Cook
Jack Percy
Max Bechtle
Glen Layton
Navy
Officers Candidate School
Newport
R. I
Victor Church
Court House
Eugene Leech
Harry Scott
Cheney
J. R. Cheney
F. A. Trump
College of Emporia
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
Louis H, Dengel
the Herald
Jim Fredricks
Second Pho
Commission For Crippled Children
Donald D. Atchison
Ronald D. Atchison
Kobe
Japan
Quartermaster Depot
Arthur Atchison
Tre
Komd
APO
San Francisco
Colorado
Ottawa U
Colbern
Centropolis
Roberts Market
Hast Lith St
Overbrook Live
Overbrook
Ars
Bald
Roberts Market Sale
East 11Th St
Ella Scott Ent
North Malin
Kan
Jack
Anderson County
Ira Henderson
Neill George
Waverly
Albert
Frankli
Wart & Son Rt
Harold
Sale, Wilson
Printy & Son
H. R. McCurdy
R. Ard
Lamb Funeral Home
TIAWA
Peoples National Safety Deposit
Peoples National
K. C. Athletics
Pao
Ples
F.D.I.C. Pk
Ocmiwia
Minnick
Plymouth
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Willys Aero 2
DODGE
Dr. Gyro
Dr. the
Henry
Desoto
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