Local notes from Ottawa Herald short items
News briefs include Albert Stone hospital status in Long Beach California and a write in candidate David G Laury for coroner. Ady Irwins expands shop lines on Main Street. Army Mother's Rummage Sale set for Aug 2 at City Auditorium. Franklin County Democrats host election law talk at North American 1 45 to 4 p.m. Jules Doty to lead. Charles Thompson improving at Ransom Memorial after Kincaid accident. he has three Ottawa daughters. Tee Cream Social August 7 7:00 p m Princeton Methodist Church. Public auction Aug 4 1 p m at 616 Sycamore to settle estate of Mrs A R Shennan. Deputy Sheriff Josephine Evans to Iola to return Mrs Dodds on warrant. Ottawa Garden Club film Bob White Through the Year at First Methodist Church with potluck at 6 30. For sale old newspapers 10 cents bundle. Harold Gumm jailed for drunkenness. paroled after 20 days with no further violations.
Move Charge To Higher Court
Petty larceny charges against 16 year old Albert Garcia of 626 N Locust were dismissed in Franklin County Court this morning and re filed in District Court. County Attorney Don White said the dismissal followed a plan to try both courts about the same time in September. Garcia has a not guilty plea in County Court and now faces a felony and a petty larceny charge in District Court arising from an alleged break in at Forest Park concession stand on July 1.
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Albert Garcia
N. Locust
Franklin
Don White
Garcia
Forest Par
Chrysler Enters Small Car Field With Simca Purchase
Detroit AP reports Chrysler Corp entered the small car field by buying Ford Motor Co.'s entire 15.2 percent stake in the French firm Simca. Ford held 443,973 shares of Simca, a stake acquired in December 1954. The sale, apart from final details, is said to be complete per a press release.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
L. L- Colbert
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
Simca
Ford
Flooding In KC Worst Since 1951
In Kansas City and surrounding regions Northeastern Kansas and northern central Missouri faced the worst flooding since 1951. Torrential rains swollen the Delaware River at Valley Falls to near 29 feet and Stranger Creek at Tonganoxie Ran to similar levels. Big Blue River flooded east Kansas City, displacing about 42 families. unofficial counts estimate 325 people evacuated. Rivers crest forecasts placed Missouri River at 26 feet Boonville and 27.5 at Jefferson City with sandbag shipments to Jefferson City and other river areas.
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Kansas City
Kansas J
Missouri
Valley Falls
Kan
Delaware
Stranger Creek
Tonganoxie
Weather Bureau
Boonville
Jefferson City
Army Engineers
Local Markets Report For Wheat Barley and Corn
Market list shows prices for Wheat 1.59 per bushel Barley 0.69 per bushel Soybeans 2.07 per bushel Rye 0.00 White Corn 0.00 Yellow Corn 0.00 Oats 0.00 Butterfat 0.52 per pound Eggs graded and heavy hens priced per dozen Various buyers include Ottawa Hutchinson Princeton and Atchison figures reflect 1900 era market data and farm product values
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Seressesereree Lldararwin
R. Zieledorf
Ottawa
Mary Ann Cannady
Princeton
Charles Lee Atchison
Hutchinson
Oatson
Judith Marc
Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissed List
Hospital notes show admissions for Tommie Fritts Elsa Towe David N. Griffin Mrs Jean Ingersoll and others including Mrs Donald Stottlemire and Mrs Arthur B Allan and baby daughter. Dismissals include Mrs Donald Stottlemire Paul Melroy Mrs LaVerne Gilges and theby son Baldwin and Leo A Peine.
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Tommie Fritts
RFD
Elsa Towe
S. Sycamore
David N.griffin
S. Oak
Jean Ingersoll
Michigan Valley
Donald Stottlemire
Ran
Two Ottawa Drivers Face Traf fic Charges In Court
Two Ottawa motorists are charged in Police Court after a two car collision. The incident stemmed from a traffic mishap in the city limits on Thursday.
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Ottawa
Cit
Thursdev
Indications Are Recession Is Just About Over
Washington reports that the recession may end within months as a stronger, clearer recovery appears. Officials forecast national output returning to prerecession levels around year end, with some predicting faster gains and others a slower climb while unemployment stays elevated for some time.
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Washington
Deaths in Ottawa Two-Car Crash Claims Two Lives
The Ottawa area reports two fatal accidents during a day. Lawrence W. Mayes, 35, of RFC 2, 01, died after his car collided with another at Main and 5th while Virgil C. Croucher, 26, of 810 S. Lotions, suffered a heart attack amid the day’s incidents. Police say both drivers failed to yield and were not cited. Funeral plans for Mayes and Croucher are unclear. survivors listed include spouses and relatives.
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Lawrence W. Mayes
United States
Virgil C. Croucher
Middle East
Thebeck
Gardner Area
Ottawa
Three Men Extradited Over Memphis Jewelry Heist
Three men with long police records, Robert F. Ashe, Jack A. Kalina, and Clarence W. Anderson, were extradited from Kansas City to Memphis to face charges of robbing a jewelry store of 8200 last October. They are also charged with assault with intent to kill related to knifing a union steward in Kansas City last week. Des Moines resident James Doyle Cave, 22, says the trio assaulted him after meeting them in a tavern and visiting drinking spots. Local disposition of the KC charges remains undetermined due to extradition.
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Kansas City
Memphis
Richard C. Jensen
Robert F. Ashe
Jack A. Kalina
Clarence W. Anderson
Tennessee
Henry Lux
Ashe
Kalina
Anderson
James’ Doyle Cave
Des Moines
Too Close at Home Leaves Girl Injured in Fan Incident
Leslie Golden, nine, suffered partial facial injury when she inserted her face near an electric fan at home in Springfield New Jersey. She remained in fair condition at Overlook Hospital.
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Springfield
N. J
Leslie Golden
Overlook Hospital
Sign Language Aids USSR Medical Transfer
In Wichita a speeding car crash killed one and injured two others as a second incident in Moscow involved an American surgeon using a sign language system to operate on a young woman with a damaged heart valve. Dr. Walter J. Burdette of Salt Lake City demonstrated communication methods with a Russian nurse during the emergency.
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Wichita
Moscow
John Worthan
Walter J. Burdette
Ack Gao
Salt Lake City
Utah
City
Proye
Ernest Knowles
Peiping
Two Bitten At Camp Naish
AP reports two Boy Scouts were bitten by copperhead snakes at Camp Naish near Muncie Wyandotte County. Ronnie Getz 12 of Merriam and Ronald Meinert 13 of Overland Park were treated at Providence Hospital. Meinert remained for observation in satisfactory condition. Getz was released after first aid and observation.
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Kansas City
Camp Naish
Muncie
Wyandotte County
Providence Hospital
Ronnie Getz
Merriam
Meinert
Getz
Raymond Getz
Murray services set at Lamb Funeral Home Saturday
Funeral services for Dwight W Murray will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock at Lamb Funeral Home. Interment follows at Richmond Cemetery in Kansas.
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Santa Barbara
Murray
Lamb
Dwight W Murray
Richmond, Kas
Probate Court to Hear Estate of Joseph Howser Deceased
The State of Kansas Probate Court of Franklin County will hear Alvin B. Smith as executor of Joseph Howser's will regarding final settlement, allowances, and heirs. Defenses must be filed by August 18 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa City Court. if not, judgment will be entered. Attorneys: Bowers & Bowers.
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Acousticon
Ottawa
Kansas
Nelson Hotel
F. M. Brown
Qugticon ‘Allen Co
East 11Th St
K C
Midwest
Firat
Laat
Kanaag
Franklin County
Doueps Howsar
Kanara
Perkona
Alvin B
Smith
Joseph ‘Howser
Joseph Howser
Alvin ©, Smith
Bowers & Bowers
Classified Want Ads Highlight Local and National Rates
Want ads list display and per word rates with discounts for cash and local ads. It announces political and public notices naming candidates for various offices in Ottawa and surrounding districts.
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Albert Stone
The
Bennett Creamery Co
Long Beach
Cailf
David Glaury
Ady
Irwin's
Main
Army Mother
City Auditorium
North American
Jules Doty
Charles Thompson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kincaid
Mr. Thompson
L. M. Shaughnessy
L. E. Forsythe
George Cook
Princeton Methodist Church
Sycamore
A. R. Shennan
Josephine Evans
Iola
William Dodds
Mildred
Allen County
Dodds
Western Auto
Adv
Ottawa Garden Club
Bob White
First Methodist. Church
Soil Conservation Service
Ottawa Herald
Harold Gumm
Winton A. Winter
Gumm
James Welsch
Lloyd Ballhagen
Grand and Chariton Rivers
Farps & Combine
Robert Barnes
Sterling F. Green
AP Business
White House
Nelle Everett
Gardner
Walter Cummings
J. D
Robert H. Jones
Ida M. Jones
S. Cherry
Fulton County
Ark
John Albert
Dora Javens West
Mr. Jones
Ralph Ward
Overland Park
Roy M
Mervin
Venice
Caif
John Dodd
Don Brownfied
LeRoy
William West
Patho
Theodore West
Yates Center
Donna Rae Mallicoat
Oak
Homer Lawrence
Parsons
Lawrence
Bill's
Texaco
15Th & Main
OK Bargain Store
S. Main
Sign Language
Burdette
University of Utah
Rockefeller Foundation
Soviet Union
Utah Medical Center
J. E. Lidikay
P. O
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottawa, Kansas
Pees Rae
Anchor Savings and Hoax Association of
Keates City
Kanesa
Wd Leer
North American Building
D. William Overton
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Legals
Ada
P. m
Inkwell
AL George
Cungre
Kansan
Rorrre AC Andersg
ELO
Ofelita
Ivey
Deeds
Sherift
Karl LY Richardson
Ruby Schwatz
Pelown
BO Greaves
Undersheriff
Sherit
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