Vacation and travel notes in Ottawa brief
Short city news briefs report on a highway patrol trip to Boston, visitors restrictions for a patient, local hospital admissions and discharges, a minor house fire, birth announcements, a car crash with injuries, a sheriff's vacation, a death in Chanute, a dismissal from a hospital in Kansas City, a coyote bounty claim, a court ruling on a youth assault, Legion delegates meeting, uneven July rainfall in Worden, a planned surgery for Bob Beeler at KU Medical Center, and a comforting lyric written by Bob during illness.
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N. B. Beeler
Bob
K. U. Medical Center
July applications and placements at Ottawa area office
The Kansas State Employment Service reports 78 new July applications and 239 active files across Anderson Franklin and Miami counties. In July the office placed 144 people in jobs in the Ottawa area, 55 more than June and 20 more than July last year, with ongoing seasonal farm demand.
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Kansas State Employment Service
Anderson
Franklin
Miami
George Medlock
Ottawa
Open every day 5 a m to 12 p m
Mrs. Moler Mae Chappell appears in notice stating daily hours from five in the morning to twelve noon. The brief entry names the individual and defines the service window. The tone mirrors a local newspaper notice.
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Moler
Mae Chappell
Died in Colorado and Ottawa man Glen Wood dies in Mission
Mrs. Perdita Jane Alvord aged 95 dies at daughter’s home in Greeley Colorado burial planned in Hope Cemetery Ottawa relatives include nieces Marguerite and Louise Davenport and survivors in Oklahoma California and Colorado Glen Edward Wood 61 of Mission formerly Ottawa dies after illness at St Joseph hospital born in Ottawa and linked to Glen Wood company and Abdallah band funeral set at Newcomer chapel Mission with graveside Masonic service in Highland Ottawa details reflect towns Ottawa Greeley Mission Bartlesville Santa Monica and Kickapoo.
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Perdita Jane Alvord
Alymer Reeves
Greeley Cole
Rantoul
Marguerite
Louise Davenport F
Ottawa
Hope Cemetery
Alvord
Kickapoo
Kas
Clinton
Okla
J. W. Davenport
W. C. Smoot
Bartlesville
Reeves
Greeley
Colo
T. R. Alvord
Santa Monica
Calif
Fiddletown
Episcopal Church
Glen E. Wood
Glen Edward Wood
Sixty-second Street Terrace
Mission
St. Joseph Hospital
Wood
W. T. Wood
Frank Juleson
St. Louis
Glen Wood Company
Abdallah Oriental
Kay Wood
Newcomer Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles Henry Hackett Held
Funeral services for Charles Henry Hackett who died July 29 were held at Towner's Funeral Chapel Monday at 2 p m Rev Harold Hotchkiss officiated Pallbearers were Raymond Betts Crayton Cade Harry Reiner William Lusk Frank Enwing and Clyde Lusk Mrs Craig sang hymns accompanied by Mrs Lawrence Ott Interment was in Central cemetery Pomona
Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients This Week
Admitted Mrs Kenneth Chapman 1332 S Mulberry Monday. Jay Sylvester Kansas City Mo Edward Fet ter Barnes Kas today. Births Mr and Mrs Lester Martin Osawatomie son born Monday weight 7 lb 4% oz. Dismissed Mrs Charles Schulz Rantoul Monday. Mrs Thelma Nicholson 720 S Poplar today.
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Kenneth Chapman
S. Mulberry
Jay Sylvester
Kansas City
Edward Fetter
Barnes
Kas
Lester Martin
Local labor needs rise for peach pickers and waitresses
A local labor office reports a drop in overall demand but a surge in needs for peach pickers from Colorado and California and for waitresses. Those seeking work in either destination should contact the office for full information.
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Colorado
California
Flat Extension Cord Sparks Boy’s Mouth Harming Injury
A Ottawa boy, Ronald Wayne Hardesty, 40, had a close call Friday noon when a flat extension cord sparked from a three way fan cord union. His sister Rita Kay, 14, shouted danger and pulled the cord from his mouth. He received penicillin and doctors warn a lasting facial numbness may remain. Ronald drinks through a straw and is fed with a spoon due to a large mouth blister. He recalls, I couldn't call any one.
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Ottawa
Ronald Wayne Hardesty
Glen Hardesty
Willow
Rita Kay
Hardestys
Ronald
Return Stolen Bag May Be Returned to Avoid Charges
Police said a person who took a small handbag from the ladies dressing room at the swimming pool Sunday can avoid charges by returning it. Lt. E W Flaherty noted the culprit’s identity is known and that two rings valued at $20 each and change were stolen from Betty Gibbons property.
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E. W. Flaherty
Betty Gibbons
Flaherty
Three's A Crowd In This Case
PORTSMOUTH VA Three's a crowd in an Army jeep when a rattlesnake appears between Capt John F West and Capt George N Sanders as they drive at 40 mph. West warns not to jump but Sanders jumps into a roadside ditch head first. The jeep veers into a ditch and stops, the snake slithers away. Both captains are bruised and dizzy and wonder how the snake got inside the jeep.
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Portsmouth
John F. West
George N. Sanders
West
Sanders
Studebaker Plant Back In Production
The Studebaker plant in South Bend Indiana was in full operation today after two weeks of shutdowns. Officials and CIO United Auto Workers reached a last night a seniority dispute agreement ending the stoppages and restoring production.
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South Bend
Ind
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Cio-United Auto Workers
Fast Return For Airmen
Eleven American airmen held captive since a B 29 crash over North Korea will be released by Chinese authorities and flown to the United States. After a brief stay in Hong Kong they will be flown to Clark Field in the Philippines for medical checks and processing before reunion options are arranged at Travis Air Force Base or McChord Field.
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Washington
West Coast
Philippines
Air Force
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
McChord
Seattle
North Korea
Hong Kong
Redra
Clark Field
Clark
China
Swimmer Fails In Mississippi River Attempt
Atonio Abertondo, Argentine long distance swimmer, was pulled unconscious from the Mississippi River near New Madrid Missouri after a second failed bid to swim non stop about 300 miles. He had covered roughly 221 miles in 65 hours 17 minutes since starting in St Louis and emerged bleeding with fish bites before regaining consciousness at a New Madrid hotel.
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New Madrid
Atonio Abertondo
Mississippi River
Albertondo
St. Louis
Grains React To Dry Weather
Corn and soybeans rose on the board of trade driven by hot dry weather. Corn advanced toward 3 cents midday but then stalled. Soybeans led with sharper gains, oats posted solid advances, and wheat fluctuated but firmed toward the close.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Stock market shows irregular gains in late trading
New York stocks moved irregularly yet held a higher trend in late afternoon trading. Gains ranged from 1 to 2 points while some items rose slightly. losses were modest with few drops beyond a point. Volume was about 2,200,000 shares versus 2,190,000 yesterday.
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New York
Soviet to Launch Artificial Earth Satellite by 1957
A top Russian scientist said Russia will create an artificial earth satellite within two years and possibly launch it in 1957. The remark came during discussions in Copenhagen Denmark with officials and scientists from allied states.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Soviet
Russia
Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Mixed
Markets at a glance show mixed stocks in New York with blue chips holding strength. Bonds trade slow on the down side while cotton moves irregularly and corn and oats trend firm with weather support. Hogs steady to 50 cents lower, cattle steers steady with tops around 24.50.
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New York
Chicago
Local Markets Wheat Price Report and Crop Note
U S crops are menaced by 30 000 known diseases. Market snippets list wheat at 1 90 barley 85 soybeans 2 10 rye 1 50 white corn 1 50 oats 2 25 eggs graded 31 25 21 18 heavy hens 13 light hens 08 cocks butter fat 48 45 42. Disease warning looms over agricultural output.
Vaccine for Poison Ivy Tested at University of Pennsylvania
In Philadelphia the University of Pennsylvania announced successful tests of a new vaccine to prevent poison ivy. Dr. Donald M. Pillsbury led injections given to thousands of students and volunteers to desensitize them to the vine. The vaccine reportedly reduced sensitivity, with many individuals becoming completely immune.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Donald M. Pillsbury
University
Medical School
Etna Eruption Resumes With Long Volatile Phase
Catania Sicily reports Mt Etna resuming eruption after weekend lull. Europe's tallest volcano has spewed lava and ash intermittently for a month. One lava stream descended about two miles down the mountainside as scientists warned the activity could persist for months.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etana
Europe
Etna
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Dean Burkdoll
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Williamsburg
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Ottawa American Legion
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Legion Home
Walter Schwarz
Worden
Kansas
Schwarz
Ala Ea
Louis H. Dengel
N. Main
Ibs
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Canning
Mate
Lamb Funeral Home
Alword
Perdita Jane
A. F
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Methodist Presbyterian Church
Richmond
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Saunders
Music Store
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Fy Ry
Lea Ewa RA
U. S
Tommie
Wee Ted
Kem, Gloj
Siperhiai
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S. Main
Bob McCrea
Mer
Maloff
Good Housekeeping Anstitute
Malott Hardware & Appliances
C. A. Myers & Son
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Nelson
Pomona
Ottawa Market
Wilson
Neill George
Waverly
Yates Center
Friay
Albert Sewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Gene Powell
B. Oak
Frank Julenon
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Ole
Toway
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