Tri county employment steady with July gains noted
Ottawa Kansas Employment Service reports July activity in Franklin Anderson and Miami Counties shows 127 new job applications bringing active files to 265, with 168 placements including 69 in agriculture. Unemployment claims totaled 130, fewer than June, as school opening nears and farm work placements thin. An incident near Naples involved a carrier jet wing fold but minor stress occurred during a safe landing.
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Franklin
Anderson
Miami
Ottawa
Kansas Employment Service
Rosalia Township primary vote tallies even split
In Rosalia Township El Dorado Kansas voters cast 66 ballots in Tuesday’s primary with 34 votes in each precinct. The party split matched at 34 Republicans and 34 Democrats.
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EL Dorado, Kas
Rosalia Township
Missouri Seizes Kansas City Power and Light Firm
The state invoked an anti-strike law to seize Kansas City Power & Light after failed talks with Electrical Workers Local 1464. Gov Blair’s order targets the utility as three weeks of strikes threaten public welfare. other locals reached contracts while 1464 continues picketing.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas City Power & Light Co
James T. Blair
Electrical Workers
Robert Welborn
Jefferson City
Weather County Forecast Partly cloudy with storms
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Saturday with scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight and Saturday morning. Hot conditions on Saturday with highs around 90 degrees and overnight lows near 75.
Hudelson 91 Dies In Ransom Hospital In Kansas
James A. Hudelson, 91, famed over several states for Hudelson cattle, died at 5:45 AM in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a week’s illness. Born March 7, 1869 in Paoli Indiana, he and brother John W. Hudelson built the family business, active in Texas New Mexico and Kansas, until 1942. Khrushchev to Macmillan: seeks summit to discuss disarmament and nuclear test ban.
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Hudelson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Paoli, Ind
N. V. Hudelson
Franklin County
N. V. Hudelson & Son
Hudelson Cattle Concern
Texas
New Mexico
Kansas
John W. Hudelson
Busiiness
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Britain
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Hudelson Brothers
John W
James A
Pomona Bank
Kennedy Doubts Congress Will Enact Platforms
New York Senator Kennedy, Democratic presidential nominee, said he does not expect any party platform goals to be carried out by a forthcoming special session. He urged voters to demand change, noted Kefauver's Tennessee victory, and discussed meetings with ethnic newspaper editors and German official Felix Von Eckhart. The piece also covers Hudelson family obituaries, Masonry affiliations, and funeral plans in Pomona.
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John F. Kennedy
Congress
Democratic Party
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Hyannnis Port
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Time
Life
Felix von ‘Eckhart
West Germany
Park Avenue
von Eckhart
U.S
Tass
German Democratic Republic
Macmillan
Russia
United States
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Hold Back Refunds On Gasoline Tax
TOPEKA AP The Revenue Department began withholding gasoline tax refunds for out of state truckers and harvesters to ensure they file Kansas income tax returns. Clarence Malone, attorney for the department, said about 6,000 custom combiners and truckers have not paid Kansas taxes, with some earning up to $20,000 annually in Kansas. Four harvesters seeking $313 in refunds were notified they are impounded until returns are filed.
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Topeka
Revenue Department
Kansas
Clarence Malone
Plans For County Fair Puts Concrete In Friend's Car
The 95th Franklin County Fair and Rodeo runs August 23 to 26 with exhibits, judging, and parades outlined by county agent Doc Brown. Open class, 4-H, and livestock divisions feature beef, dairy, sheep, swine classes, plus floriculture, textiles, and culinary exhibits. Premium listings appear in pages 7 to 9.
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Franklin County
Doc Brown
Midway
Duroe
Hampshire
Poland
China
Landrace
Berkshire
Suit to Halt Missouri River Pollution by St. Joseph
Washington AP The government moves toward a precedent setting court suit against St. Joseph Missouri to compel stop of Missouri River pollution. Secretary Flemming asked the Justice Department to sue at federal Water Pollution Control Act standards, with state consent from Kansas and Missouri boards. Industries outside St. Joseph proceed with abatement plans per the hearing board timetable.
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Washington
St. Joseph
Missouri River
Arthur S. Flemming
Justice Department
United States
Flemming
Kansas State Board of Health
Missouri Water Pollution Control Board
Missouri
Kansas
Weather Forecast: Heat Relents with Warm Front Passes
Ottawans and Kansans endure a scorching day with upper 90s temperatures under a sunny sky. A weak cold front may ease the heat for much of the state on Saturday, especially in the west and north, with scattered showers expected later today and into Saturday.
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Denver
Colo
Joseph Nelson
Nelson
Ttruck
Robert O. Porter
Weather Bureau
Forest Park Ends Summer Rec Program With Quiet Morning
The park, once bustling with the summer morning recreation program, sits deserted as August heat settles in. Engineers stake flags near the pool while a teen and two younger siblings sit on a bench. soon, children flood through the entrance pillars as the day’s activities resume across the ball diamonds, tennis courts, and pool.
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Forest Park
Nixon Ends Hawaiian Visit
Nixon, concluding a two day Hawaii campaign swing, told 7,300 supporters at Waikiki Shell that the United States will back free nations, build military power, and pursue strong diplomatic programs to reduce tensions. He urged firmness without belligerence and planned to return to the mainland after Seattle.
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Honolulu
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
U.S
Waikiki Shell
Seattle
Smith Behind At Last Count In Kansas Primary
In a tight Democratic contest for state insurance commissioner the tabulation machine produced errors after Tuesday’s primary. Rechecking shows Howard Marshall leading Virgil L. Smith by a slim margin. official counts will decide both this race and the Republican state printer contest.
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Topeka
Kansas
Howard Marshall
Abilene
Virgil L. Smith
Ottawa
Smith
Lee Perkins Thanks Supporters After Primary Loss
Lee Perkins thanks friends and voters who supported him in the primary and expresses personal gratitude for their backing.
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Lee Perkins
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