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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1955
Page
10
Green 84a Chevrolet with new motor and seat covers advertised as in good condition by Eisenbart Garage in Richmond Kansas. Car listed as a real good value with emphasis on drivetrain and interior updates.
One owner car with overdrive radio heater and tinted glass. Includes white wall tires and Dynatlon power steering. Features four new tires and two guarantees totaling 120 days.
Mexico, Mo. residents posted a $5,000 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions of those who damaged the Mexico Coca Cola Bottling Co. plant on Sunday night halting operations amid a prolonged strike. The plant has been picketed since June 29 by International Brotherhood of Teamsters AFL seeking union recognition. Two pickets were questioned by police and released.
In South Bend Indiana an agreement has been reached in the seniority dispute that caused the Studebaker plant to close for 11 of the last 13 work days, CIO United Auto Workers officials said last night.
Geneva United States and Red China recessed 48 hours after discussing repatriation of 40 American civilians and Chinese students in America. No communique issued. next meeting set for Thursday morning. A U S spokesman hinted recesses may become regular for home-government consultations. Indian envoy Menon met Johnson briefly. no remarks.
The government vowed to restore authority south of the 38th Parallel, saying the area is vital to defend Seoul. Intelligence reports warn a full scale attack from the north is imminent, though no tactic or timeline was given.
Police used tear gas to scatter opposition Radicals after a street meeting in Eva Peron Buenos Aires province. Demonstrators shouted slogans before police hauled several to prison as President Peron called for pacification after the failed rebellion. Eva Peron is the capital of Buenos Aires province, renamed for the president’s late wife.
The State Board of Health reports twelve new polio cases in Kansas during the past week, bringing the year total to 69. This compares with 177 cases at the same time last year.
Olathe patrolman Dave Seager his brother Sam and John P Weisenig Jr were charged with arson and procuring the burning of insured property in a Wellsville car fire tied to Sept 1954 theft report. They pleaded not guilty before Magistrate J S Davis with an August 11 preliminary hearing and $1000 bonds.
The Soviet farm delegation now visiting the United States moved to broaden its visit to Canada and Mexico. Vladimir Matskevich, head of the group, flew to Washington from the Midwest to assist with any extension plans. Georgi Bolshakov, head of Tass Washington bureau, accompanied him.
Washington reports the Bureau of Reclamation told Congress that building a heavy transmission line to move Missouri River power to Grand Island Nebraska cannot be justified on the basis of firm power currently allocated to Nebraska.
Rev. John Gerberding aged 33 faces a formal church trial on specified doctrinal deviations. An investigating committee of the Northwest Synod United Lutheran Church voted unanimously to proceed. Gerberding, pastor of a Menomonee Falls church, aided the defense of Rev. George Crist Jr who was convicted of similar charges last week.
Long Island Rail Road workers, serving thousands of Manhattan commuters, voted overwhelmingly to strike at 11 a.m. Saturday, the announcement said.
A Gulf gale off the Brenda disturbance subsided today. Winds up to 45 mph and over four inches of rain accompanied the storm. Two deaths occurred in traffic accidents on slick roads and minor property damage was reported, with several boats damaged at Dauphin Island.
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