District Meeting Led by Disabled Citizens in Masonic Temple
The Disabled Citizens organization held a district meeting Sunday afternoon in Masonic Temple. Speaker was Joe McAuley with music by Miss Shirley Small. Six chapters represented Nashville Missouri Coffeyville Pittsburg Garnett Liberal and Ottawa Franklin County Barracks No. 2253 VFW will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Memorial Auditorium. Arthur Barnett serves as temporary chairman. permanent officers to be elected.
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Disabled Citizens Organization
Masonic Temple
Joe McAuley
Shirley Small
Nashville, Mo
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Garnett
Liberal
Ottawa
Franklin County Barracks
Klan Chief Dies in Atlanta at 51
Eldon Lee Edwards, 51, Imperial Wizard of the U S Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, died of a heart attack at his home Monday night. Edwards claimed the KKK he led was a new organization and frequently clashed with other groups using the Klan label.
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Atlanta, Ga
Eldon Lee Edwards
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Edwards
KKK
Admissions and Births in Local Notices
Admissions include Denzel Bryant at 613 S. Cherry and Mrs. G. B. Nelson at Ozankie. Births report Mr. and Mrs. Victor G. Christiansten, RFD 1, daughter Lora born Monday. Dismissals note Mrs. Jerry Milcfelt and infant son in Richmond and Mrs. Billy R. Rose with infant son, RFD 3, Topeka. Mrs. Mattie Sweet, RFD 2 Wellsville, to Cedar House nursing home today.
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Denzel C. Bryant
S. Cherry
G. B. Nelson
Ozankie
Victor G. Chriestenson
RFD
Lora Monday
Jerry Milcfelt
Richmond
Billy R
Rose
Mattie Sweet
Wellsville
Cedar House Nursing Home
Quiet integration hits Florida lunch counters in Miami
In Miami four downtown stores F W Woolworth S H Kress and Walgreen’s quietly seated small groups of Negro patrons at lunch counters where sit-ins previously sparked upheaval. Officials and managers declined comment. Bryant and Collins voiced varied views on merchant discretion and moral questions.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
Mi‘ami
F.W. Woolworth
Grant’s
S. H. Kress
Walgreen's
Farris Bryant
LeRoy Collins
U-2 Pilot Writes Wife From Moscow Prison
Francis Gary Powers told his wife in a May 26 letter from a Moscow jail that he feels lucky to be alive but awaits whether that luck lasts. He described being allowed to smoke, walk, sunbathe, read, and having more than enough to eat. Powers faces espionage charges in the Soviet Union with trial set for August 17, with excerpts published in Newsweek.
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New York
Francis Gary Powers
Moscow
Powers
Soviet Union
Newsweek
Lubyanka
Hewitt Memorial Donation at Osawatomie Hospital
In memory of the late John Hewitt an industrial therapist, a $647.55 cash donation was presented to his children by friends at Osawatomie State Hospital. Hewitt and his spouse died in an automobile accident on March 18, 1960.
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Osawatomie
John Hewitt
Osawatomie State Hospital
Radar Citations Mar Speed On Interstate 35 East Of Ottawa
Highway patrol logged 22 radar speeds July 30 31 on I 35 east of Ottawa led by three motorists over 95 mph Richard Rohovit 27 Kansas City Mo Rowe 25 Louisiana Mo and Roark 37 Kansas City Mo all cited with 100 98 and 95 mph bonds posted for Rohovit and Rowe Pamala DeMotte 18 Emporia cited for 85 mph in a 70 zone later 60 at night Several others cited for 60 mph 72 mph and 68 mph in 60 70 zones Truck speeds 57 63 65 mph with 50 mph limit at night Bonds and fines noted
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Interstate 35
Ottawa
Interstate 36
Richard Leon Rohovit
Kansas City
Charles Jay Rowe
Louisiana
Leslie J. Roark
Rohovit
Rowe
Pamala E. DeMotte
Emporia
Roger Lee Edwards
Norvel E. Smith
Kas
Claude L. Enterline
Overland Park
Boyd J. Whitcker
Iola
George Luther Crockett
RFC 2
Louisburg
Allen W. Thompson
John ‘Gene Sherwood
Gardner
John E. Morrow
Omaha
Russell Elliott
Perrine
Edgar M. Kuhn
Spring Hill
Ernest F. Johnson
Lee Summit
Wyman Eugene Cole
Bates City
Donna Marie Rosine
Grandview
Eugene Wesley Morgan
Independence
Harold E. Weber
James R. Atkisson
Cleland V. McBurney
Greensburg
Clifford W. Smith Jr
Muncie
Pamela DeMotte
Donna Rosine
Morgan
Atkisson
McBurney
Soviet claim captures American spy Slavnov near Iran border
Moscow announced it captured V. M. Slavnov, an alleged American spy, in June while crossing into Iran. The National Security Committee said he was trained in espionage in West Germany, intended to gather data on ICBMs and air defenses, and to obtain Soviet passports and IDs for future agents.
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Moscow
V. M. Slavnov
National Security Committee
Iran
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington
Slavnov
Three Plead In Police Court
Three people admitted guilt and paid fines totaling 140 dollars while six others forfeited 95 dollars at a Police Court arraignment. Fined were Lester Correl Mills for drunkenness disturbance and resisting arrest, Sandra K Emery for driving without license and illegal left turn, and Lewis P Stewart for failing to yield right of way. Forfeitures included Elmer L Mills and Georgia P Rea for running red lights, James Edward Conger for speeding in a 30 mile zone, Audra M McMillen and Stephen H Wells for driving 45 in 30 zones, Leo Mathias for 40 in a 20 mile zone and illegal mufflers. Clyde Eldon Stone's case was continued to August 15.
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Lester Correl Mills
Sandra K. Emery
W. 2Nd
Lewis P. Stewart
Elmer L. Mills
Georgia P. Rea
Independence
Kas
James Edward Conger
Overbrook
Audra M. McMillen
Baldwin
Stephen H. Wells
Olathe
Leo Mathias
Pomona
Clyde Eldon Stone
Overland Park
Order Issued For Dancing Studios
Washington AP The government ordered Arthur Murray Studios to stop using phony contests and high pressure tactics to sell dance instruction. The FTC named Arthur Murray Inc Kathryn Murray and David Teichman and studio licensees, with a settlement that does not admit violation and a voluntary ethics code for licensed studios.
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Washington
Arthur Murray Studios
Federal Trade Commission
Arthur Murrray Inc
Arthur Land
Kathryn Murray
David’ S Teichman
FTC
Arthur Murray Inc
Commission
Toa
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed Across Steers Hogs and Sheep
AP report from Kansas City shows cattle active with gains for some classes. Good to prime yearling prices reach 26.00 while steers 23.90 to 25.25 and heifers 22.90 to 23.90. cows strong to 25 higher and vealers steady to weak. Hogs rise with barrows and gilts up to 25, sows higher. weights 190 to 240 pounds at 18.00 to 18.75 and 270 to 330 pounds 14.25 to 17.00. Sheep near steady with lambs 18.40 to 18.25 and ewes 3.59 to 4.50. feeder lambs 15.00 to 16.00.
Lodge To Play Part Of Race On Sidelines
In a Newport news conference Nixon and Lodge outlined campaign roles. Nixon said Lodge will not campaign or comment while remaining United Nations ambassador. Lodge, silent aside from a remark on a peace plan and disarmament, did not speak on political subjects.
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United Nations
Nixon
Washington
U.N
Russia
Wellsville News highlights youth event and local moves
Senior MYF members attended the final production of The Student Prince at Swope Park with sponsors Mrs. Charles Stephens Mrs. Charles Pierce and Mrs. Jennie Lytle. Others visited park areas and held a picnic worship service. The Robert Walter family plans to move to Michigan before school starts. Adi Walter transfers to Gros Eil Naval Base near Detroit in August. The family previously resided at U.S. Naval Air Station Olathe. Other relatives include wife Idonna Ruddell and children Barbara and Tommy. Karen Averill visited grandmother Mrs. L. A. Schellack in Baldwin. Nellie Bertia reports Delbert Shawen’s condition as satisfactory at Veterans Hospital and expects his return home. The Aldridge family moved to Carl Junction where they bought a home. Aldridge’s father also lives there. he retired after 20 years in Naval service. Mrs. Aldridge’s daughter visited Wichita. Mrs. Ernest Moore returned from the trip. George Sherman attends a 5 day Kansas State University conference for vocational ag teachers. a Kansas Farm Bureau dinner is planned. Wellsville softball beat Ruhamah Union Chapel 15 5 in a pregame potluck at Forest Park Ottawa. Democratic candidates faces weekend trip, with Nixon’s response anticipated for another month. Mikels celebrates 7th birthday with Beatrice and Barbara Carmona.
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MYF
Swope Park
Prince
Charles Stephens
Charles Pierce
Jennie Lytle
John Stephens
Clarence Tillman
Robert Walter
Michigan
Adi Walter
Gros Eil Naval Base
Detroit
U. S. Naval Air Station
Olathe
Wellsville
Idonna Ruddell
Barbara
Tommy
Swimming Party Crash Kills Two in Pennsylvania
A truck returning a group of Hoffman School for Children boys from a swimming party in Littlestown crashed on a highway in Gett ysburg. Two 15 year olds, Walter Rupp of Rouzerville and Patrick Gipe of Shippensburg, were killed. Seventeen others were injured. Driver Lynn Gaylor, 23, said the vehicle ran up an embankment and fell back onto the highway.
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Gettysburg
Walter Rupp
Rouzerville
Patrick Gipe
Shippensburg
Hoffman School For Children
Litttlestown
Lynn Gaylor
Escapees From Topeka Boys School Apprehended Near Emporia
Two youths Herman Brown 16 and DeWayne Kratochvil 14 from the Boys Industrial School at Topeka were captured after a chase on 0. 880 west of Emporia. They stole a 1958 car in Topeka and fled to Emporia, where they checked into a motel, then burglarized a market and two service stations for cigarettes and merchandise before a bank alarm led to their arrest at a roadblock east of Strong City. They were returned to Emporia for processing.
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Emporia
Topeka
Herman Brown
DeWayne Kratochvil
Wichita
Glen Boden
Citizens National Bank
U. S. 50
Chase County
Strong City
Ottawa ordinance details for Maasasoit Cherry streets paving
A lengthy Ottawa Kansas city ordinance outlines the Maasasot and Cherry Street improvement plan including grading guttering curbing and paving with steel reinforced Portland cement concrete six inch thickness and 25 to 31 foot widths. It covers funding via special assessments bonds and citywide taxes and sets payment terms and bond details.
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Cherry Street
Ottawa
Kansas
Maasasoit Street
Seamore Street
Massasot Street
State of
Audi
Honda
Sheldon
Massasoit Street
Bowles
Sheldon & Topping
Powhattan Street
Sheldon & Torping
Salad Senda
Safa
Said
Ottawa Kansas ordinance notice entry reads 1940
City of Ottawa Kansas announces an ordinance taking effect after passage approval and publication in the official paper as required by law. Dated 37th day of July 1940 and approved by Mayor K E Andrews.
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Ottawa
Kansas
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