Garden Club travelogue and local notices in Ottawa
Garden Club of Ottawa will host a travelogue and Hawaiian scene show by A. C. Carpenter at Federated Church Monday evening. Report on Kaw Valley Garden Association meeting at Leawood yesterday. Potluck at 6 30 p.m. In Topeka finals, Maurice Setter of St John Parochial School in Greeley travels for state spelling contest. Garnett night set for June 1 with 500 seats for county delegation to Athletics vs Yankees game in Kansas City.
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Garden Club
Ottawa Garden Club
A. C. Carpenter
Federated Church
Kaw Valley Garden Association
Leawood
Maurice Setter
St. John Parochial School
Greeley
Topeka
Maurice
Anderson County
Garnett
Kansas City
Athletics
New York Yankees
Golden Wedding Ends With Open House In Formosa
Chinese Horace Beauchamp of Garnett celebrates his 50th wedding anniversary with wife. Nationalist officials react coldly to proposal for a jet base and token Marines on Formosa, tying it to a cease fire in the Formosa Strait. Observers note no full endorsement.
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Taipei
Formosa
Horace Beauchamp
Garnett Will
Washington
United States
Anderson County
India to Help With Formosa Crisis Mediation Planned
New Delhi prime minister Nehru said India would take an active role in solving the Formosa crisis. His adviser V. K. Krishna Menon will travel to Peiping as New Delhi’s U N delegation head and former U N mediator for Korea. He noted Bandung discussions opened a path to possible direct talks with the United States on Formosa.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Formosa
V. K. Krishna Menon
Peiping
Menon
U.N
Indochina
Korea
Bandung
Indonesia
Chou
United States
Comedy of Errors Starts Raft Voyage to Hawaii
The Lehi II raft drifted off California after an odd departure from the Golden Gate at 4 55 p m yesterday. Skipper Devere Baker and three crewmen urged it to return as the raft towed out to sea. Law rence Hall and two friends, first mate on board, were surprised by a process server. The Coast Guard reported radio silence.
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San Francisco
California
Golden Gate
Devere Baker
Golden Gate Bridge
Hawaii
Law
Rence Hall
Baker
Coast Guard
Hospital Notes Admits Several Listed Patients
Admitted patients include Mrs Harold Phares of 612 North Main on Friday. Larry Williams of 125 Poplar, Hilbert A Pierson of 605 Ash, Ida Marie Mills, Parker, Mrs B Fleming of Wellsville, Joe B Dick ierson, and Homewood resident today.
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Harold Phares
Main
Larry Williams
Hilbert A. Pierson
Ash
Ida Marie Mills
Parker
B. Fleming
Wellsville
Joe B. Dickierson
Homewood
Ford Big Three auto makers clash over wage vow
Unclear notes show United Auto Workers pressing Ford with a demand for a guaranteed annual wage. The CIO and UAW accuse Ford of stalling ahead of a showdown on pay as GM signals ending its five year contract on June 7. The fragment mentions Nancy Lou Allen and other listed names amid Detroit context.
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Howard Thrasher
E, Ltd
United Auto Workers
Nancy Lou Allen
Pri- Mulberry
Grace Week
Ford
N. Main
Irven Horst
Pomona
UAW
General Motors Corp
Detroit Im
Ford Motor Ca
Minnick Motor Sells First Dodgen To Ottawa Student
Dodgen family car from Minnick Motor Co goes to John Dodgen an Ottawa University student, a Fort Dodge Iowa native. The event marks a milestone as Ford pact expires June 1 while Chrysler UAW talks run to August. Walter P. Reuther attends Ford negotiations with UAW marking his first appearance this round.
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Minnick Motor Company
John Dodgen
Ottawa University
Dodgeen
Fort Dodge
Towa
Hamay Ao
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
CIO
Ford
Reuther
Death notices and union talks mix with local obituaries
A fragmentary 1950s style column reports on union wage deductions and car trade talk, noting a GM related 140 000 worker impact and a 30 day contract notice period. It also lists obituaries for Mrs. David Fausch aged 81, William E. Sweeney and Millard Jason Butts, with funeral details, survivors, and burial sites.
Senate guts Eisenhower highway plan in 22 billion bill
The Senate Public Roads subcommittee approved a revised five-year highway bill of about 22 billion dollars, calling it a compromise between Eisenhower’s plan and administration suggestions. Gore labeled it inadequate, while Bush urged approval of Eisenhower’s full proposal. Harriman vetoed a version requiring daily flag pledges, warning against politicizing classrooms as the bill would raise federal highway participation from 60 to 75 percent.
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Washington II
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate Public Roads
Gore
Dtenn
United States
Bat Sen. Bush
R-Conn
Formosa
Public Works Committee
Albany
N.Y
New York
Harriman
Life terms for two California kidnapers
The California Supreme Court ordered life sentences for Harold Jackson and Joseph Lear in a kidnapping case, reversing a superior court ruling. No bodily harm was proven under the state little Lindbergh law, though a jury had sentenced both to death. the court removed the death penalty and left both with life terms.
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San Francisco
California
State Supreme Court
High Court
Superior Court
Harold Jackson
Joseph Lear
Supreme Court
Leonard Moskovitz
Nehru Says India Seeks Bridge in Formosa Talks
Nehru told reporters that India, via envoys in London Washington and Ottawa, sought to bridge the gulf in Formosa. He noted Menon would visit Chou at Chou Enlai request to continue Bandung talks and maintain friendly ties with both sides.
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Nehru
India
Formosa
London
Washington
Ottawa
Gulf
Menon
iPoiping
Chou
Bandung
Stillborn daughter mourned in Simons family
A daughter, Melinda Jane, was stillborn to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sim mons of 311 S. Sycamore. The infant died at 6 a.m. today at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Surviving are the parents and grandparents Abe Barnhart and wife of route 4. Relatives will meet at Towner's Funeral Chapel Monday at 10 a.m. to travel to Appanoose cemetery for graveside services. Rev. Gerald Mease will officiate.
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Alice F. Caple
Ernest James .Caple
N. Main St
Ransom Memorial Hospital
State Highway Department
Topeka
Kenneth Lee Caple
Lester Lingo
Waverly
H. Z. Beard
C. EB. Andrews
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Sun- 1
Melinda Jane
Ray Simmons
S. Sycamore
Abe Barnhart
Towner
Appanoose Cemetery
Gerald Mease
Funeral services for Clarence P. McClellan
Funeral services for Clarence P. McClellan, who died April 22, were held at McVey-Dengel Mortuary April 25. Rev. G. R Fosmire officiated. Pallbearers were W. Phil McCracken, Leonard Ligon, Sidney Morris, Olin Waymire, Harry Brink and Jay Brown. Don W. Patrick sang. Hymns accompanied by Mrs. R.
Sunday Services at Assembly of God Church
Assembly of God at 526 EB 18th holds Sunday school at 9 45 worship at 11 and a young peoples meeting at 630 led by Pastor Jona Harrell with morning and evening programs.
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Assembly of God
Jonathen Harrell
Young Peoples
B.C.S
Jona B. Sweigurl
SS. Philip and James
Bonon
Holy Communion
Worleyan Methodist
Lt N
Maing
Harealdo B. Hotchkiss
Pictor
Aundry School
Spreial Missions
Thigpday
Ble Praphecles
Jdwa
Local Churches Announce Services and Meetings
A composite notice lists numerous church services and meetings in Ottawa area churches. Evangelical, Christ-centered, and interfaith gatherings include morning and evening worship, midweek studies, Bible lectures, Sunday schools, and youth groups. Participating churches feature Church of Christ, Free Methodist, North Baptist, First Baptist, Ottawa University concert choir, United Presbyterian, Presbyterian Church, Trinity Methodist, and others with varied schedules and venues.
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Ottawa University
First Baptist Church
Ottawa
Christiaan Belenne Society
Bouth Hickory
Evon
Ieee
Mathew Guilfoyle
Tom Ti
Beth
Sumer
Xdom
Jetovah's Witnesses
Quanemo
Kanaus
M. Woedheaday
Church of Christ
M. Cedar
C. B. Andrews
Sldor
Free Methodist
N. Oak
C. H. Howell
Payor
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
William Lies
Wirat
Roger L. Fredrikson
United Presbyterian
Third and Walnut
Wm. B. Berger
Methodiat
4Th
Hickory
G. Russell Fosmire
Ottawa Council of Church Women
Faith Lutheran
West 12Th
Trinity Methoding
N. Cedar
Robert H. Craig
Bunday
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Nic
Phon
McVey Ambulance
Joe Towner
al Williams Insurance
Maxine
Lee Schmitt
Schmitt
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Merle Brockus
Marvin Brenner
H. L. Wilson
Marvin Walker
Grover Froggate
Earl Schmitt
Henry Sturgeon
August Schon
Prosperity Jn Grange
Court House
Kenneth Burgoon
N. Sycamore
Shevift Jay Brown
Burgoon
Albert Reinhart
N. Locust
Art Jensen
Bob Conaty
Milo Harris
Cool
Floyd Minnick
J. R. Watkins
South Hickory
Minnick Motor Co
M. Joe Hartley
Watkins
Rosaliha Fisher
Cherryvale
Kas
Helen Chaffee
Lansing
Mich
William B. Day
Rantoul
Boh County
Coyote
Clifford Goodwill
Williamsburg
Formosa Strait
Matsu c
Rose G. Willis
Alice Faye Caple
C. EB
Andrews
Central Cemetery
Acvey - Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Sinclair Power
Sinclair
Raft
Ford Co
By Bob Leonard
Dodgen
Min
Jerome
Minnick
David Fausch
Tremont
Anna Margaret Urdahl
Sheldahl
Slater
David Fauschmy
Dicvens
Lnlecinens
Ottawall and Cemetery
Masonic Services
Ottawa Lodge
Bethlehem Lutheran Church of
Edna McCloud
Inglewood
Calif
Nina Hogue
Dellablanch Williams
Albuquerque
Mex
Glenn Fauxch
Inger Hallaman
Bertha Upland
Ames
F. A. Wegener Willjott
Alpine Cemetery
Olivet
Eas
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Lincoln Cemetery
M. J. Butts
Millard Jason Butts
Quenemo
Casey County
Tequa
Morris County
Susan (Blythe) Butts
William H. Butts
Quen
Emo
Glen Montgomery
Lyndon
Laura Ashley
Clarence Butts
Avon
Moler
Moler Mae Chappell
Debra Paget
Dale Robertson
Gambler
Natches
Hillcrest Drive-In
Twentieth Century-Fox
Jo“ Towner
Albright's
Wecchi
Prince Cihece
Albright
Sandberg
Nelson Hotel
Pace
Kansas Ave
Church of Chnay
C. A. Myers & Son
Centrepolis
Jack Nelson
Enat
Wilson
Neill George
Yates Center
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Franklin Co
Anje Co
Wilson and Locust
BEN Printy
Phona
NASH
Disney Toyland
Peffly Motor CO
Shaw
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