Local residents cited for running red lights in two intersections
Merlin N Wilson Route 3 Mc Cune and Edwin E Cheshier 1000 W Elm Olathe were arrested yesterday on red light charges at 1st and Main and 7th and Main. Each posted a $10 bond and must appear in court May 2. George Shader attended the 38th annual Southwestern Gas Measurement Short Course at the University of Oklahoma. Shader is employed by Cities Service Gas Company. Prof Jerry Neyman of UC Berkeley lectures at Ottawa University. series ends Thursday. Quenemo High School won second place in the Eastern Kansas Industrial Arts Fair Double B Class at Emporia. Toronto High School won first. Quenemo receives a permanent plaque. Traveling Trophy goes to Toronto. Quenemo boys winning honors: George Niehoff, Arlan Pinkston, Ben Lewis, Elden Criquie, Rodney Hull, Allen Fine, Jerry Bryan, John Parks.
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Merlin N. Wilson
McCune
Edwin E. Cheshier
W. Elm
Olathe
1St
Main
George Shader
Elm
Southwestern
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Shader
The
Cities Service Gas Company
Queneno High School
Emporia
Toronto High School
Quenemo
Toronto
George Niehoff
Arlan Pinkston
Ben Lewis
Elden Criquie
Rodney Hull
Allen Fine
Jerry Bryan
John Parks
Paul R. Sims
Kansas State Teachers College
Kansas
Kansas City Market Report AP cattle hogs and sheep summary
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle calves and slaughter stock steady to mixed while hogs and lambs show varied moves. Calves and vealers steady to 29.00 per hundredweight with steers and heifers around 22.50 to 29.00 for prime or choice grades. Hog barrows and gilts 10 to 25 lower, sows steady to weak. Slaughter lambs up 80 to 5 per hundredweight and ewes steady with choice spring lambs 22.50 to 93.00 and pelts 6.00 to 50 for ewes.
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Kansas City
Bateson Marriage License Notice for Whitesell and Haworth
Clarence Earl Whitesell Jr of Brenham Texas aged 23 and Marilyn a Haworth aged 20 of Elmhurst are recorded as contracted to wed per marriage license notice. The filing lists the parties names and ages with no additional conditions or witnesses included in the readable text.
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Clarence Earl Whitesell Jr
Brenham
Texas
Marilyn A Haworth
Elmhurst
Harvest Of Coyotes Boosts Bounty Payouts In Local Counties
Reports from Her ald indicate fewer coyotes this year as farmers in Franklin and Douglas counties uncover multiple dens. Raymond Wagner collected 14 dollars for seven live pups after killing and ear tagging. the state and county each paid one dollar per pair of ears. Henry Brown and Alfred Mathias found seven pups near Princeton, while Albert Hornberger earned 18 dollars from nine pups found in a barn tube.
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Herald
Franklin County
Douglas County
Raymond Wagner
RFD 1
Richmond
Bruce Spears
Wagner
Henry Brown
Princeton
Alfred Mathias
Pomona
Brown
Ruby
Albert Hornberger
RFD
Baldwin
Hornberger
Horberger
Douglas County Clerk’s Office
Will Honor Picket Lines At Boeing Wichita
The Teamsters in Wichita say their members will not cross any picket lines at the Boeing plant here. The IAM has called a national strike starting Thursday unless a new contract is reached, with a Friday walkout planned at the Wichita facility.
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Wichita
Boeing Co
Sam Smith
Teamsters
Afl-Cio Machinists
Boeing
Boeing Wichita
IAM
Vote Bonds At Bonner Springs High School District
Bonner Springs Kansas voters approved a 1,382,000 bond issue by 786 to 607 to finance a new high school building and remodeling of the existing structure for use as a junior high.
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Bonner Springs, Kan
Bonner Springs
Traffic Toll Topeka AP update shows April and yearly totals
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours to 9 am Tuesday with 33 fatalities for April and 1963 total at 128, compared with 160 in the comparable 1962 period. March fatalities had not been reported previously.
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Topeka
Kansas
Injuries Reported In Cedar and 18th Collision
Dr John F Barr 61 of 340 E 11th sustained facial and head cuts and a concussion when his car collided with a southbound Norton vehicle at Cedar and 18th. Three passengers in the Norton car injured. all treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital and released. Both cars totaled.
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John F. Barr
Cedar
Sharon Norton
S. Elm
Dina Ellis
Jeannie Bishop
Charles A. Norton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Norton
Barr Auto
Barr
Deaths JOAN A FISCHER of Waverly at 68
John Albert Fischer 68 of Waverly died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Hospital Wadsworth. He was born near Melvern June 1 1894 and lived on a farm near Waverly. Survived by widow Clara a daughter Mrs Francis Bruhens Waverly a son Norman Fischer Shawnee his mother Mrs Fred Fischer Waverly three brothers Frank Fischer all of Waverly two sisters Mrs Lester Smith and Mrs Everett Baker both of Waverly and three grandchildren. Funeral at Bethany Church of Christ Waverly Thursday at 2 Burial in Waverly Cemetery Jones Funeral Home Waverly in charge.
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John Albert Fischer
Waverly
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wadsworth
Fischer
Melvern
Clara
Francis Bruhens
Norman Fischer
Shawnee
Fred Fischer
Frank Fischer
Lester Smith
Everett Baker
Bethany Church of Christ
Jones
Slow Warm-Up Across Kansas After Cool Front
AP dispatch reports a slow warm-up in Kansas after a cool front. Highs feared to reach the 60s with 35 to 45 degree lows tonight. Wednesday should bring warmer conditions. Monday temperatures ranged from 60 in Goodland to 76 in Pittsburg with early lows from 28 to 49. A few showers occurred with minimal moisture. Clouds lingered in eastern Kansas but were expected to drift away by night.
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Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Pittsburg
Raccoon Tries to Enter Ottawa Home After Hay Loft Chase
Joe Taylor of RFD 2 Ottawa drove a lazy raccoon from his hay loft last week. The animal then crawled toward the house, climbed into a flower box by the bedroom window, and scratched at a storm window before heading to a creek.
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Joe Taylor
RFD 2
Ottawa
Taylor
Hospital Notes Admissions Include Several Local Residents
Hospital notes list admissions for Allen Loyd Jr Terry Shoemaker Mrs W G Saunders Mrs Jack Terrill Dave Mudrick and Mabel Stiles with addresses and a Monday or Tuesday entry Births record a son to Mr. and Mrs Harold Myers weight 8 pounds 4 ounces Dismissals include Dr J F Barr at 340 East 11th Street.
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Allen L. Loyd, Jr
Willow
Terry Lee Shoemaker
W. G. Saunders
W. 4Th
J. F. Barr
Jack Terrill
S. Locust
Dave Mudrick
S. Elm
Mabel Stiles
N. Cherry
Harold Myers
RFD 2
Mildew Reported in Wheat Fields and Lawns
County agricultural agent Don Brown notes powdery mildew in several wheat fields due to high humidity and low soil moisture. It will retard growth unless moisture increases. The same mildew may appear in bluegrass lawns. treatment is uneconomical in wheat but lawns can be treated with sulfur powder or fungicides, and heavy watering helps lawns.
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Don Brown
Brown
Warns Group Not To March On Route Of Slain Integrator
A group plans to walk Wednesday along the route of William L. Moore, a Baltimore postman killed near Attalla, Alabama. Alabama safety director Al Lingo warned arrests for breach of the peace. James Forman said 10 to 12 protesters will start in Chattanooga, Tennessee, as SNCC and CORE organize the pilgrimage to Jackson, Mississippi where Moore wished to speak with Gov. Barnett.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
Alabama
al Lingo
Montgomery
William L. Moore
Attalla
Ala
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Forman
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Forman
Congress of Racial Equality
Jackson
Miss
Moore
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Has No Plans To Discuss End of Term
TOPEKA AP Gov John Anderson was asked at his news conference today if he had plans after his term ends next year. He replied he was not ready to discuss any.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Castro To Be Star Of Show
Castro spent the morning with Premier Khrushchev at a country house near the Moscow River. Tass reported cordial welcomes from Khrushchev and family. Castro and Cuban Communist leader Emilio Argones Navarro joined the visit as Castro was named the star attraction for May Day in Red Square. The move sparked debate among Western observers over Soviet motives and Cuba’s ties amid U S and Chinese shifts.
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Moscow
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
Moscow River
Tass
Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Red Square
Soviet Union
Cuba
United States
Red China
Kremlin
K State To Honor Two Centennial Award Winners
Kansas State University will award Centennial Awards for Distinguished Service to two mid thirties graduates during the fourth Centennial Lecture by Dr. Howard Mumford Jones. Frederick Raymond Senti of Canker City, a 1935 physical chemistry graduate, heads the USDA northern regional lab at Peoria Illinois. Kenneth S. Davis, a 1934 journalism graduate from Manhattan, has written seven books including biographies of Eisenhower Lindbergh and Stevenson.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Howard Mumford Jones
Harvard University
Frederick Raymond Senti
Canker City
Kenneth S. Davis
Senti
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Northern Regional Laboratory
Peoria
Davis
Dwight Eisenhower
Charles Lindbergh
Adlai Stevenson
Fifteen Teens Placed In Jail In Wichita Traffic Case
In Wichita, AP reports fifteen teenagers spent four hours in the city jail as an example for young traffic violators. Traffic Judge Stanford Smith released the group on parole after they appeared as second offenders in traffic court, emphasizing they must face consequences like others.
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Wichita
Stanford Smith
CENTO ministers warn on non Communist aggression
Pakistan and Iran urged CENTO to confront possible non Communist aggression as well as threats from Communist states. Bhutto cited India's military buildup while Rusk defended Western arms aid to India. The talks touched Kashmir tensions and enlargement of the United Arab Republic with Iraq.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Iran
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
India
U.S
Dean Rusk
United Arab Republic
Iraq
Rusk
West
Kashmir
Britain
Turkey
United States
Former KU Prof Dies
LAWRENCE Kan AP word has been received of the death in Everett Wash last week of Roy Towne 84 for many years a University of Kansas faculty member Prof Towne who retired from teaching in 1949 was a member of the KU romance languages department He previously taught Latin and Greek at Hamline University in St Paul Minn and Washburn University in Topeka He changed his field to French at KU
Funerals for Ed A Warner and Agnes Oestreicher Scheduled
Ed A Warner dies Sunday with services Wednesday at 2 30 p m in Towner Chapel officiated by Rev Bill Brewer Burial in Highland Cemetery Agnes Oestreicher dies Monday funeral set Thursday at 8 a m in Sacred Heart Church officiated by Father Henry J Beier Burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery Rosary at the Lamb Funeral Home Wednesday at 8 p m
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Nordeen
Henry J. Nordeen
Ottawa
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Oestreicher
Agnes Oestreicher
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Henry J. Beier
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
The
Ed A Warner
Towner Chapel
Bill Brewer
Bonner Springs
Lamb
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Schuyler C Sweezey
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas sets hearing for Frank J George executor to present final accounting and seek approval of attorney fees and estate distribution. Defenses must be filed by May 17 1963 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas. failure to do so may result in judgment. Attorneys Coffman and Baldock Lyndon Kansas represent the executor.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Schuyler C. Sweezey
Ottawa
Frank J. George
Lebo
Coffman & Baldock Lyndon
Melvern Open Dates For Farm And Household Sales
Community sale notices list events across Kansas and Missouri from May through May 15. Listings include Neosho Mo horse sale prospects, Ottawa and Lawrence addresses, and consignments at various times with contact numbers CH 2-4836 CH 2-1974 CH 2-1201.
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Melvern
Household Furniture & Mose
Bank
Pomona
Kansas
Neohso Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
East Ith Street
Lawrence
State Highway Commission
Ottawa
Kas
Junction
H. P. Peffly
Wilson Street
Print and Son
Ben Printy
N. Main
Teresa Allsup
West 6Th St
Eli Bennett
Richmond
Ottawa Transfer and Storage Co
P.m
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Statistical Laboratory
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Ellis
Santa Fe System
Elks Club
Duplicate Bridge Club
Robert F. Miller
Fred Blanks
John Huderson
Princeton Jolly Workers Home Demonstration Unit
Bonner
13Th Cedar
Joan A. Fischer
Jor
Towner’s Chapel
Defendare Ambulance Service
Oveawa
Stewart
South Water Tower
15Th
K-State
Een Towners
Cape Ie
ED A. Warner
Legals
Ella M. Puckett
George Dillon
Lawrence Fuqua
Norris Johnson
Irwin Hawkey
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Frankflin County Sale Company
Rollie New
Jack Neimson
Overbrook
Allen County
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Harold Stewart
Juanita Higdon
Union
C.E.S
K. C
Ea.ch
Firestone
S Main
Budge
Malott Hdwe
Budge Hardware
Sam Bush
Fairlane St. Lawrence
Earl Smith
Topeka, Kansas
Wyandotte
Johnson County
C-O
Ottawa Herald
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Kansas Company
Merlin Casteel
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Gene Powell
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Lee Carter
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