Ottawa scientist named director at U S Rubber Company
Dr Leland M White an Ottawa University graduate 1936 was named director of research and development for the United States Rubber Company with offices in New York City He did notable work in synthetic rubber after joining US Rubber in 1940 and rose through the ranks from Ottawa to his present post In Kansas he studied chemistry at QC U and earned a PhD at the University of Kansas James Foulks son of Mr and Mrs J W Foulks RFC 3 was named football coach at Fort Morgan High School after coaching Atwood Kansas for three years and undefeated conference play The Ottawa Future Farmers of America chapter earned a superior chapter award at the Kansas FFA meeting and 207 coyote scalps worth a total bounty of 414 were turned in since January 1
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Leland M. White
Ottawa University
United States Rubber Company
New York City
White
QC. U
University of Kansas
U. S
Ottawa
Louisburg
James Foulks
J. W. Foulks
RFC 3
Fort Morgan
Colo
Atwood
Kas
Foulks
The
Future Farmers of America
Kansas
Kansas Assn. of
FFA
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Williamsburg
Bruce Spears
State of Kansas
Richard Steele
RFC 1
Pomona
GM Serves Notice On Auto Workers
General Motors Corp served termination of contract notice on the United Auto Workers Union. The notice becomes effective at midnight May 29 when the current three year contract expires. GM hopes a new agreement can be reached within 30 days and says talks on extending the current contract before termination are possible if desirable. The UAW notes GM has legal right to end the agreement but cannot force a strike. the union will continue bargaining for a settlement good for country, members, and corporation.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Louis Seaton
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Woodcock
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Walter P. Reuther
John Han Cock of Maiden Hancock Begins Signature Practice
In Madden Massachusetts John Han cock of the Maiden Hancocks starts practicing the signature of his famed namesake in the fourth grade. Hotel clerks refuse to accept it and only checks bearing his imprinted name can be cashed easily. Douglas Bres announces a Big 6 hour Sale today 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. with drastic reductions on all furniture and appliances at 121-c-11.
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Madden
Mass
John Hancock
Hancocks
Douglas Bres
Douglas Bros
Weather County Forecast Partly Cloudy Through Wednesday
Partly cloudy through Wednesday. Cooler this afternoon with near freezing lows tonight. Tonight frost possible. Warmer Wednesday with highs near 60s and overnight lows in 30s. Highs today around 50.
Public Works or Tax Cuts Only Answers
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said public works must speed up or congress must consider tax cuts to curb the recession. He criticized the Eisenhower administration for slow public works execution and urged a swift decision on tax matters, noting tax legislation must originate in the House.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Eisenhower
Congress
House
White House
Military Pay Bill Passed
The Senate approved a bill to raise pay for most officers and enlisted personnel in the armed services. First-year cost is estimated at 576 million dollars, while the House had previously passed 683 million. Senate action followed a brief debate with few senators present.
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Washington
Senate
House
Burglary thwarted as Salisbury man fails to crack safe
In Salisbury Maryland Gorman Hastings laments losing his safe combination months ago. Burglars failed to open the safe despite attempts, leaving Hastings unable to access its contents. Hastings would have helped them if he had known they were coming.
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Salisbury
Gorman Hastings
Largest selection of Annual plants at Willis Garden Center
Fresh stock advertised by Willis Garden Center located at 5th and Cherry. The notice highlights a broad range of annual plants available to customers seeking new seasonal starters.
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Willis Garden Center
5Th & Cherry
Pressure Builds Up As Docking Veto Is Awaited
A tense atmosphere grips the Kansas Legislature as a higher sales tax bill moves to Democratic Gov George Docking for a likely veto. The scene is charged with emotion as lawmakers await the governor’s decision and potential political fallout.
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Kansas
George Docking
Honor Students To Take Kansas City Trip May 16
Thirty six honor students at Ottawa High School will travel to Kansas City on May 16 with the Chamber of Commerce to attend a baseball game after visits to the Kansas City Star and the Nelson Gallery. The trip for 9th graders and seniors on honor roll costs about five dollars per pupil, funded by donations.
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Kansas City
Ottawa High School
Chamber of Commerce
Ben Park
Robert A. Anderson
John Thornburg
Robert B. Wellington
Ottawa
Kansas City Star
William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art
Fred Harvey
Union Station
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit
Park
OU To Offer Summer Work
Ottawa University will offer two summer sessions starting June 4 and ending Aug 1 with a second session Aug 4 to Aug 21. Courses span biology education psychology English fine arts history government music religion philosophy social science and a special physical science course. Air conditioning in Myers Library and Mammel Art Center with classes at 7 a.m. aim to make summer study pleasant. For details contact Dr. Roy W. Browning or registrar Miss Virginia Jennings.
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Ottawa University
Roy W. Browning
Myers Library
Mammel Art Center
Browning
Virginia Jennings
Two Amendments Ruled Invalid In Kansas Ballot
Topeka Kansas Attorney General John Anderson ruled two proposed constitutional amendments invalid on a technicality for not being printed in the Senate Journal. A third proposal the right to work amendment was also struck for the same reason and a defective ballot title. The fixes would be addressed in a special legislative session.
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House
Docking
Senate
Topeka
John Anderson
Supreme Court
Anderson
Kansas
Sen
William Ryan
Rorton
Ile
Faubus to Appeal Supreme Court Over Arkansas Guard Standoff
Gov Orval Faubus plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court for support of his move blocking integration at Little Rock Central High School last fall using Arkansas National Guard troops. A federal appeals court in St Louis upheld a district court decree forbidding troop interference with the court ordered plan.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
U. S. Supreme Court
Little Rock Central High School
Arkansas National Guard
Eth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
U. S. District Court
Faubus
Tom Harper
Dist
Ronald N. Davies
Arkansas
Taubus
Central High
U. S. Army
Marilyn Monroe Embraces the Sack in Bold Move
Marilyn Monroe models a black crepe sack with a white organdy bow in a New York interview. She explains the garment’s appeal lies in freedom of movement, while husband Arthur Miller reads nearby and comments softly on the dress.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Marilyn
East 57Th Street
Miss Monroe
Arthur Miller
Frost Warning For Ottawa As Temps Drop To 35
Ottawa woke to a low of 35 degrees with frost likely tonight. The weather bureau urged residents to protect tomato plants by covering them and warned of near freezing temperatures lingering.
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Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Full Debate On Arctic Inspection Plan Expected
United Nations Security Council members except the Soviet Union backed a broad United States plan for an Arctic military inspection system. Washington aimed for a flexible approach to avoid a veto while seeking a thorough debate on the proposal including possible aerial inspection and ground observation posts.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Eisenhower
Arctic
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Arkady A. Sobolev
U.N
Soviets oppose Arctic inspection plan at UN
At the United Nations Soviet Delegate Arkady Sobolev rejected U S proposals for an Arctic aerial and ground inspection system to prevent surprise attacks. He urged leaving safeguards to a future summit and dismissed discussing military inspection now. The U S urged talks including the Soviet Union and other Arctic powers. The Soviets accused the plan of isolating Russia and warned against missiles near frontiers.
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United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
Arkady A. Sobolev
Russia
United States
Sobolev
U.N. Security Council
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Arctic
Arn Eliminated For Judgeship
Kansas City dispatch reports former Gov Edward F Arn’s name is believed eliminated from consideration for a new federal district court judgeship in Kansas. The Justice Department reportedly views Arn as too controversial, with a list of other Kansas judges and lawyers entering speculation for the vacancy after Judge Arthur J Mel let’s death.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Washington Dispatch
Bedward F. Arn
Kansas
Jack Williams
Star
Washington
Edward F. Ann
Wichita
Arthur J. Mellett
Ann
Justice Department
White House
Arn
Dispatch
Arthur J. Stanley
Kas
George Templar
Arkansas City
Lloyd Ruppenthal
McPherson
Howard Kline
John Anderson
William Farmer
U. S
Paul Kitch
Spencer Gard
Iola
John E. Wall
Sedan
Blake Williamson
John Murray Leavenworth
State Senate
Judiciary Committee
Can't Blame Him Fined For Basement Rock Party
London resident John A. Mac Queen aged 45 was fined 2 pounds for turning a hose on a basement rock and roll party in the neighboring house. The incident occurred Monday, drawing police intervention and local noise complaints.
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London
John A. MacQueen
Drastic reductions on all Furniture and Appliances
A late evening sale promotes drastic reductions on all furniture and appliances. Shoppers are urged to visit the store to take advantage of deep discounts on home goods and gear.
Gromyko dismisses Arctic inspection plan as publicity
In Moscow, Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko rejected Eisenhower's Arctic inspection idea as mere publicity. He said the proposal aims to gather intelligence on the Soviet Union and lacks real disarmament or defense against surprise attack. The U.N. Security Council debate on the plan opened as Moscow proposed referring the issue to a summit.
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Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Eisenhower
Arctic
United States
Foreign Ministry
Gromyko
U.N. Security Council
New York
Soviet Union
Rev Charles Gross Heads Local Ministers
Rev Charles Gross is named president of the Ottawa Ministerial Association after a morning election. He succeeds Rev William Ward, with Rev Gerald Mease elected vice president and Rev Wayne Caldwell re-elected secretary treasurer. Mr Mease follows Rev John Sweigart as vice president. officers take duties Sept 1.
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Charles Gross
Ottawa Ministerial Association
William Ward
Gerald Mease
Wayne Caldwell
Mr. Mease
John Sweigart
Largest Selection of Annual Plants at Willis Center
Largest selection of annual plants announced with fresh stock at Willis Center near South and Cherry. Buyer urged to visit for new stock and competitive prices.
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Baeeres
Peeenade
Eveene
Eevenes
Eenseee Ag
Bruce Fleming
Water and Light Department
Forest Park
Chuck Langdon
John Adams
D-Osborne
Adams
Border Counties
Richard Rock
Donald B. Joseph
Whitewater
Tony Schartz
Great Bend
Kathleen Archer
S. Hickory
Larry Arnold
N. Mulberry
Kathryn Chism
Kerry
Judy Corlis
Ash
Janette Dawson
Robert A. Gollier
Sharon Lee Greene
Judy Griffith
Myra Hopkins
Wil
Liam Hysom
Willow
Michael Jefferis
Sycamore
Donald Knight
Hickory
Sally Liggett
Maple
Louann Lowrance
Howard McIntosh
Judith Milburn
Kay Max
Elizabeth Pinney
Donald Rowe
S. Willow
Ann Schleif
Nancy Gay Scott
College
Gary Ray Shaffer
Judith Stevens
S. Poplar
Patricia Stevens
Paul D. Stone
S. Sycamore
Judith Wadkins
Cypress
Robert Black
Carrol Bruce
Hickory Janet Duncan
James Dunn
RFC
Richard Hicks
Lamb
Ike
Gov. Faubus
Henrietta Leith
Sacks
Hsub
Britain
France
Canada
Denmark
Norway
Earler Sobolev
Lodge
Willis
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