Vacation packs and local notices in Herald brief
Vacation packing service offered for Herald subscribers with no charge, delivered copies on return. Dixon Cafe set to open Monday August 6. Ottawa Garden Club to hear H C Stevens on soils with potluck at 6:30. Baldwin area plans Black Jack park improvements with a caretaker well and restrooms. Williamsburg hosts reception for Rev W N Razak. Junior Chamber leaders from Ottawa attend Liberal meeting to discuss local project sponsorship. Mrs Fred H McCune learns of sister Mrs Edward L Skinner's death in Blue Rapids. funeral planned there. Frank Pflug reports daughter Margaret to wed Rev William Crooks Fleming in Portland Maine.
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Herald
Herald Circulation Department
Garden Club
Ottawa Garden Club
First Methodist
H. C. Stevens
Gene Mavity
al Knoeppel
Hank North
Chamber of Commerce
Liberal Today
Tomorow
Mavity
Ottawa
Knoeppel
North
Fred H. McCune
S. Sycamore
Edward L. Skinner
Blue Rapids
Frank Pflug
Portland
Maine
Margaret Pflug
William Crooks Fleming
Fleming
Stream of Refugees Cross Austrian Border
Vienna reports a new stream of refugees from Hungary and Czechoslovakia crossing into Austria last night and today. Eighteen Hungarians and three Czechs asked for political asylum after fleeing through machinegun fire. Economic hardship was the main reason given for the flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Lawyer Killed in Hong Kong Knife Attack
A British lawyer, 45, Arthur John Clifford, was stabbed to death today in central Hong Kong during a lunch hour crowd. He was attacked by a knife-wielding assailant and died within minutes after resisting. Police arrested a 30-year-old Chinese man.
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Hong Kong
Arthur John Clifford
Clifford
Syrian president withdraws resignation in Damascus
Syrian President Shukri Kuwatly withdrew his resignation amid a political dispute over internal issues. The cabinet met at Kuwatly's residence after Premier Sabri Assali said Kuwatly was convinced to withdraw the tendered resignation from Thursday.
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Damascus
Syria
Shukri Kuwatly
Kuwatly
Sabri Assali
Rain floods Denver area as storms close Stapleton flights
A heavy fifth rainstorm in five days halted air traffic at Stapleton Field for about 300 minutes. Flooding damaged south and east Denver neighborhoods while Jefferson and Arapahoe counties were designated flood disaster areas and Morgan County received SBA rehabilitation loan eligibility. Damage in Denver area surpassed five million dollars, and Colorado Springs near El Paso County reported about a hundred thousand dollars in damage.
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Denver
Stapleton Field
Colorado
Jefferson
Arapahoe
Small Business Administration
Morgan County
Colorado Springs
el Paso
Trials For Instructors At Parks Air Force Base
Oakland reports three basic training instructors face military trials on charges of striking airmen in training groups at Parks Air Force Base. Airmen Richard T. Smith, 20, of Omaha. Dean A. Warren, 19, of Omaha. and William A. Ott, 22, of Selah Washington, are charged with assault and Smith with soliciting and accepting money. No trial date set. all relieved of duties but not confined. One trainee, James W. Milford, 19, of Apalachicola, treated for a shoulder injury and arthritis related to football. Parks spokesman says no other trainees suffered serious harm.
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Oakland
Calif
Parks Air Force Base
Richard T. Smith
Omaha
Dean A. Warren
William A. Ott
Selah
Wash
Air Force
Matthew C. McKeon
Parris Island
D.C
Marine Corps Base
James W. Milford
Apalachicola
Fla
Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Residents
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Richard Fritts route 2 Dennis Conger 429 Willow Mrs Alvin Hinderliter 423 BE 15th Clarence Rockers Garnett and others. Dismissals include Mrs Selma Wendell Princeton Ray Smith and Mrs Willis Bennett Michigan Valley with today noted.
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Richard Fritts
Dennis Conger
Willow
Alvin Hinderliter
Clarence Rockers
Garnett
C. B. South
S. Poplar
Paul Lowe
New Cambria
Kas
R. W. Roberts
S. Mulberry
Clyde Ledom
Selma Wendell
Princeton
Ray Smith
Willis Bennett
Michigan Valley
Jtoday
Political parties seek power not principles in Kansas race
The writer notes parties chase power over ideals, campaigns become personal and abusive when one side dominates, and voters are discouraged by immaturity in the Kansas governor race. If voters could honor opponents as fellow citizens, the author would vote for them and urge others to do the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Kan
FW Sas
Kansas
Two pretty dress versions for Misses 4620
Sew pattern 4620 by June Holes offers two graceful dress styles for sizes 14 through 48. Includes cool summer neckline and high-neck sleeve option for fall fabrics. Easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions. fabric requirement 3% yards of 35 inch material.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
New Vehicles Registered July Listings by County Treasurer
July vehicle registrations list numerous owners and brands including McGrath Brothers Buick L E Alcorn Ford Vivian L Powers Chevrolet Pepsi Cola Bottling Co Ford Paul C Nina Blough Ford P F Thompson Hudson Mamie Hamilton Ford Chester L Pauline Jackson Studebaker Clarence R Conroy Jr Chevrolet Ottawa Tractor and Implement Glenn Baker Cadillac Ralph H Martha A Wood Buick Leonard Wray Buick Willis Nursery Co Chevrolet Henry Colby Buick H W Burruss Hileen Burruss Ford Don A Thelma Yookey Chevrolet Orville E Cear foss Ford John Staadt Jr Chevrolet Warren Sellens Plymouth Irwin L Faye A Heth Ford Archie L Wheeler Chevrolet Ada Coals Ford Ora Franklin Ivey Ford F D Mildred Fogle Studebaker Lester Davis Chevrolet Mr Mrs William W Francis Oldsmobile Kansas City Power and Light Co Chevrolet Don C Langer Chevrolet Dr O R Leeta E McCandless Packard Willis Nursery Co Chevrolet Stephen A Mildred Marie Fischer Ford Edward Seyler Chevrolet Victor Verrilla Basel Chevrolet James Welch Ford Glen E Jones Jr Dorothy R Jones Nash Waller E Eula Marie Wilson Ford Weidlmann Tire and Battery Service Cadillac Jack F Guilfoyle Chevrolet J N Brown Mercury Merle D Newton Chrysler Wayne B Harbin son Ford Ralph A Bruce Studebaker William F Winiefred Eichinger Buick Merlin E Nay lor De Soto E F Hughes Ford Hugh Erma Heilman Chevrolet Katherine Robert R Young Buick Lettie G Archer Chevrolet W C Carol Crabb Hudson Rambler Howard Caylor Chevrolet George E Charlene Lister Chevrolet Freeda Wilson Oldsmobile David L Bettge Chevrolet Earl Marian J Schmitt Ford
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McGrath Brothers
Buick
L. E Alcorn
Ford
Vivian L. Powers
Chevrolet
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Paul C
Nina Blough
P. F. Thompson
Hudson
Mamie Hamilton
Chester L
Pauline Jackson
Studebaker
Clarence R. Conroy, Jr
Ottawa Tractor and Implement Co
Glenn. Baker
Cadillac
Ralph H
Martha A. Wood
Leonard Wray
Willis Nursery Co
Mrs. Henry
Colby
H. W. Burruss
Hileen Burruss
Don A
Thelma Yookey
Orville E. Cearfoss
John Staadt, Jr
Warren Sellens
Plymouth
Irwin L
Faye A. Heth
Archie L. Wheeler
Ada Coals
Ora Franklin
Ivey
F. D. Or
Mildred Fogle
Lester Davis
William W. Francis
Oldsmobile
Kansas City Power and Light Co
Don C. Langer
Dr. 0. R
Leeta E. McCandless
Packard
Stephen A. Or
Mildred Marie Fischer
Edward Seyler
Victor And-Or
Jack F. Guilfoyle
J. N. Brown
Mercury
Merle D. Newton
Chrysler
Wayne B. Harbison
Ralph A. Bruce
William F. And-Or
Winiefred Eichinger
Merlin E. Naylor
de Soto
E. F. Hughes
Hugh And-Or
Erma Heilman
Katherine And-Or
Robert R. Young
Lettie G. Archer
Car Rolls Onto Boat Gangplank
A driverless car rolled 100 yards down the Mississippi River levee and onto the gangplank of the steamer Admiral. Police said the car had been parked at the levee top by John Robertson of Chicago who was visiting the excursion steamer.
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St, Louis
John Robertson
Chicago
Woodring Forecasts Democratic Governor Bid in Kansas
Harry Woodring, speaking at a campaign luncheon, predicted he will win the Democratic nomination for governor. He argued Kansas Democrats will keep the direct primary system despite efforts by county chairmen to defeat him. He said the people will resist abandoning the direct primary law and rejected the old convention method as flawed. Attending church next Sunday.
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Hutchinson
Harry Woodring
Kansas
Woodring
Multiple Kansas livestock sales listed with dates and locations
A fragmented advertisement lists numerous livestock sale dates and venues across Kansas towns including Ottawa Overbrook Baldwin Lawrence and Pomona with August entries and contacts such as A Myers & Son Jack Nelson and W F Eichinger plus references to Franklin and Anderson counties and the Waverly sale pavilion.
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Nouth
West Baldwin Junction
W. F. Eichinger
Northweat
Pomona
Jack Nelson
Kas
Anderson County
Witkin
Tuoist
Chas
Loney
Ottawa
Frankin County
Peace talks stalled over Kurile Sakhalin dispute
Pravda reports that foreign circles are hindering a peace treaty between Japan and the Soviet Union. Moscow negotiations reach deadlock as Russia refuses to return more than two small Kurile Sakhalin islands, a remnant of World War II.
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London
Moscow
Pravda
Japan
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Russia
Sakhalin
Hoover cites psychiatry plan to discharge half mental patients
Former President Herbert Hoover urged more psychiatrists in U S hospitals to free half the mentally ill within a year. He noted some states already assign one psychiatrist per 15 to 20 patients and claim 50 percent discharge in 12 months. Hoover, about to turn 82, said the nation has one psychiatrist per 300 mentally ill patients.
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San Francisco
America
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
Vienna court sentences 12 for espionage and sabotage
A military court in Budapest jailed 12 people on espionage and sabotage charges. The group’s leader received a life sentence, while others drew 1 to 3 years hard labor.
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Vienna
Austria
Budapest
Radio
Ring Breakup in Oran Targets Pro French Supporters
Algerian authorities say they dismantled a nationalist ring in Oran with a blacklist of pro French Muslims and others marked for death by rebels. Police captured two members of the National Liberation Front and seized documents listing bomb targets and public buildings.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oran
National Liberation Front
Nation Front
Funeral services for Mrs Nettie E B Crain
Crain died Aug 1 and funeral services were held Aug 3 at Towners Funeral Chapel with Rev George M Boicourt officiating. Pallbearers were A J White Dean Berlin James Rokes Floyd Warner C C Adamson and W R Lancaster. Retta Sunday School class attended, flowers by Mr and Mrs C C Adamson, burial in Agricola cemetery.
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First Methodist Church
Agricola Cemetery
Sunday At The Churches in Quenemo Kansas List
Sunday services and schedules for a range of churches in Quenemo Kansas including Sacred Heart Catholic, Kingdom Hall Jehovah’s Witnesses, St Paul AM, Assembly of God, Church of Christ, Bethany Chapel Baptist, Nazarene, United Church of Coast, Wesleyan and Trinity Methodist, Faith Lutheran, United Presbyterian, First Methodist, and Grace Episcopal with times for Masses, worship, Sunday school, and midweek meetings.
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Relence Bokely
South
Hickory
Sacred Heart Catholic
4Th and Cedar
Mathew Gwaiayle
Kingdom Mall of Jehovah's Witnesses
Quenemo
Kansas
Bichetecture
Kood
St Paul AM
G. J. Prince
Assembly of God
B. RK Harria
Young Peoples Meeting
Church of
C. E. Andrews
Hethany Chapel
Poplar
Wm. Baffey
Church of ‘the Nazarene
J. Russell Smith
Bunoday School
Church of Coast
P.m
Wesleyan Methodist
N. Main
Wayne E. Caldwell
Wesleyan
Trinity Methodist
Cedar
Robert B. Craig
Church School
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Faith Lutheran
Lee Lennon
Land Bible Clanaes
Homer Kurth
Black
Kus
United Presbyterian
Third and Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Chatton P. Knight
Hosea
Lone Star Lake
Grace Episcopal
John B. Sweigart
Sunday church services listed in Ottawa Herald ads
The Ottawa Herald of Saturday August 4 1956 lists church services across multiple congregations. Gerald Mease and Roger Fredrikson lead morning worships at several churches with sermons on grace life and midnight friends. Sunday schools are scheduled from early morning through 9:45 to 10:45, with evening services and youth groups noted at various locations including Church of the Brethren First Baptist and First Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Church of the Brethren
Gerald Mease
C.B.Y.F
First Baptist
Fourth
Hickory
Roger Fredrikson
W. A. Eliott
First Christian
Cerar
Ernest Worden
Shhowl
C.F @ pom
Fifth
Mainz
William Ward
Faith Bible
N. Poplar
R. D
Ington
Bermai
Oak & Wixon
William L. Luce
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Jay Ellis
Dixon Cafe
Baldwin
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Black Jack
Williamsburg
W. N. Razak
Parsonage
Louis H. Dengel
Safeco
Alexander Insurance Agency
Hotpoint Appliances
Sylvania Television
Morris Electric Co
Utawa
Woodring Confident
B. Smith Haworth
Printy & Son Ben Prinity
Stead A
Bonn
Germany
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
Munich
Frankfurter Allegmeine
Frankfurt
Taipei
Formosa
Weather Bureau
Pacific
Amy
Wanda
Okinawa
Paris
NATO Council
Iceland
North Atlantic
U.S
NATO
Xda State “Senator
0. D. Webb
Douglas County
City of
Dell Road
K. C
Lawrence
Cape Cod
O. D. Webb
Walnut
Shopen Realty Auction CO
Ee Aned A
Dr. W. A. Elliott
First Baptist Church
Ge Aidae
Langley ~ Laboratories
The
Franklin County Institution Association
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