Ottawa Briefs Include Traffic Cited Man Sale Tickets and New Shoe Store
Floyd Elmer Gumm, 41, of Wellsville, was cited for driving 1420 mph in a law zone and will appear in Police Court. By 1 pm today, more than four tickets had sold at the Chamber for Ottawa night at a Kansas City Athletics vs Chicago White Sox game on Aug 15. Charles Queen opened a Garnett shoe store near Ottawa, with Mrs Rua Jo Couture joining the staff.
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Floyd Elmer Gumm
RFC
Wellsville
Ms Police Aid
Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Charles Queen
Garnett
Maurice Wayne Leslie
Kansas City
Ralph William Haughenberry
Kas
Laat
Court of
Frankinty
Kansas
Edna P. Wilson
John Crawford
Clarance J.” Crawford
Joseph W. Noble
Anna B. Flickinger
Hazel N. Flickinger
Herbert DB. Flickinger
Pauline M. Reade
Newell A. Hamilton
David Fields
Rhoda Woodrow
Raymond Wheen
Goldie Snyder
L.C. Wilson
District Court
Franklin County
W. C. Wilson
Frank Inn County
City of Ottawa
Kanaag
Janey
Pueseer
I.S
Kansan
Ottawa Herald
E. Wright
Everett J. Baldwin
Starklin County
Company
Arkansas City
Anid
Alfred R. Finch
Jeff C. Finch
Fitet
George
Cret
Misc
Kant Bradge
Georgerugs
Malott Hardware
T. Lady
Franklin
Myron
Steere
Ruth A. Moody
Herter Heads Home To Tell Ike About Geneva
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter flew to Washington to brief President Eisenhower after the Big Four minsters conference recessed without agreement. West Berlin is deemed secure from Soviet pressure for months, with Herter due to meet the President after arrival.
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Herter
Ike
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
West Berlin
Washington
Jovert
Selwyn Lloyd
London
Nikita Khrushchev
Lloyd
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Softens Speech About Russia in Washington Address
Secretary of the Army Wilber M. Brucker softened his delivery during a Wednesday night speech to the Assn. of the U. S. Army. He had previously condemned Khrushchev and Soviet threats but cut these passages in favor of praising the Russian people and a hoped for era of understanding.
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Brucker
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Khrushchev
Assn
U. S
Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
Committee Urges Continuation of Highway Program
Washington AP The House Public Works Committee urged sustaining the interstate highway program at a high construction pace for 13 years while leaving funding to Congress. It rejected the Ways and Means plan for a billion-dollar bond issue funded by diverting one-fifth of the automobile excise tax revenue, and proposed nine years of $2.2 billion yearly construction.
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Washington
House Public Works Committee
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Isenhower
Eoise
Public Works Committee
Ways and Means
Public Works Plan
Russian Boss Asked To Kansas State Fair
Hutchinson AP Premier Nikita Khrushchev of Russia invited to visit the Kansas State Fair September 12 to 24 by the fair board. The letter to the Soviet ambassador says the visit would let Khrushchev view agricultural crops and livestock as developed in the center of the continental United States. Hutchinson is seven miles southwest of Abilene, near Eisenhower’s boyhood home and museum.
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Hutchinson
Nikita
Khrushchev
Russia
Washington
United States
Abilene
Eisenhower
Livestock Prices At Kansas City Auction AP Report
IKC Livestock Kansas City AP shows calves 1007 head steady trade with utiliy cows 16.00 17.24, canners 13.00 16.00, good and choice feeders 27.60, hogs 3500 steady to weak 1 3 190 280 lb butchers 14.75 11.00 12.50, sows 230 300 lbs 2.75, sheep 500 moderately active steady good and choice 88 108 lb slaughter lambs 201.50 41.90, slaughter ewes 4.50 5.00.
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Kansas City
Deaths in Wichita Falls and Lyndon area
Mrs Mary Harrison 96 died yesterday at daughter Mrs Comstock's home in Wichita Falls Texas widow of James Harrison who died in 1937 A son Scott died two years ago Survivors include three sons Robert Coffeyville Tom Nashville Tenn and Paul Dallas two daughters Mrs Comstock and Mrs Mildred Campbell Pacific Grove Calif two brothers Dr K J Kyle Gardner and George Kyle Ottawa and one sister Mrs Letha Dunn Gardner Graveside services at Wellsville Cemetery Saturday at 3 pm Rev James Nabors will officiate Clarence E Lovett 87 Lyndon died this morning at Martha Lee residence Lyndon a retired farmer he had lived in and near Lyndon and Melvern most of his life He had been in poor health for years He remained single Surviving is a sister Mrs Harry Franklin Lyndon Services at Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon Saturday at 10 am Burial in Baldwin Cemetery
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Marry Harrison
Margaret Comstock
Wichita Falls
Tex
James Harrison
Scott
Robert
Coffeyville
Tom
Nashville
Tenn
Paul
Dallas
Comstock
Mildred Campbell
Pacific Grove
Calif
K. J. Kyle
Gardner
George Kyle
Ottawa
Letha Dunn
Wellsville Cemetery
James Naborswill
Clarence E. Lovett
Lyndon
Martha Lee
Melvern
Harry Franklin
Shaffer Mortuary
Baldwin Cemetery
Northern Laos Calm Amid Reports of Communist Probing
The Ministry of Defense states the northern Laos situation is calm with no major action in 24 hours. Unconfirmed reports claim five battalions about 4000 men massing near the border with North Vietnam. Probing actions in Phongsaly and Sam Neua, likely by tribesmen aided by North Vietnam, may aim to back demands to reactivate the 1954 armistice control.
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Vientiane
Laos
Ministry of Defense
Viet Nam
Phongsaly
Sam Neua
Preston Sturges, Producer, Is Dead
Preston Sturges, famed producer, writer, and director, died in New York at the Hotel Algonquin after years of work on Broadway and film. In Saginaw Michigan, Sadie Rublowski, 71, cried for help after a fall, later dying of a heart attack in her apartment as neighbors noticed a buildup of milk bottles.
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Saginaw, Mich
Sadie Rublowski
New York
Preston
Sturges
Hollywood
Grain Markets Move in Kansas City Wheat and Corn
Kansas City AP reports mixed grain prices with wheat and corn showing varied shifts. No. 2 hard wheat around 1.945 per unit, No. 2 red near 1.952, corn mixed with No. 2 white about 1.20 to 1.25, No. 2 yellow around 1.21, oats listed as nominal, millet and rye modest, barley around 0.90 to 0.96, beans near 1.08 to 2.06, bran about 32.00 to 92.78, and wheat futures closing higher despite a wide spread in quotes.
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Uae
Kansas City
Pieaseetetrs Tteseeees LL
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admission details list Mrs Dallas L Casida Williamsburg Mrs Lois Elaine Supernaw Leach and others along with Miss Jessie Kem per Nels A Olson Milton Ikenberry Pomona and Julie Ann Dillon. Births note George Eneichen Rantoul son born Wednesday weight eight pounds. Dismissals include Zilpha Dunn Princeton Jesse Stoner Lilly nursing home Neal Todd Ruben A Fanning Russell Leach Wellsville with Wednesday entries.
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Dallas L. Casida
Lois Elaine Supernaw
Williamsburg
Tate
Leach
N. Cherry
Jessie Kemper
Nels A. Olson
Milton Ikenberry
Overbrook
Julie Ann Dillon
Pomona
George Eneichen
Rantoul
Zilpha Dunn
Princeton
Jesse Stoner
Lilly Nursing Home
Neal Todd
Ruben A. Fanning
Lane
Russell Leach
Wellsville
Re Elect Chesbro County Chairman
Vernon Chesbro was reelected county chairman by the Franklin County Republican central committee at a called meeting moved up before the primary. Chesbro had moved address from 906 S Main to 940 S Hickory placing him in ward 2. Richard C. Byrd resigned as precinct committeeman to clear the path for Chesbro’s reelection.
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Vernon Chesbro
Franklin County Republican Central Committee
Chesbro
S. Main
S. Hickory
Ard
Richard C. Byrd
Limb Funeral Home service for longtime Princeton resident
Franklin K. Weis, a lifelong Princeton area resident, died last night. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM from Lamb Funeral Home with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery in Pomona.
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Weis
Franklin K
Princeton
The
Lamb
Woodlawn Cemetery
Pomona
Senate Report Links Hoffa Ratner to Smith Abuse of Power
Washington AP A Senate Rackets Committee review finds James Hoffa paid attorney Ratner 200 a day to influence Rep. Wint Smith of Kansas and halt contempt hearings. Smith says pressure halted probes and Hoffa answered questions later. Ratner letters suggest discussions. Smith denies abrupt ending of hearings was coerced.
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Washington
Senate
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Payne H. Ratner
Kansas
Rep
Wint Smith
Hoffa
Ratner
Rackets Committee
Smith
Ratners
Funerals for George F. Hough Held at Towner's Chapel
Services for George F. Hough who died August 2 were at Towner's Chapel on August 5 with Rev. Thomas E. Ingle officiating. Pallbearers named James Babcock Lindel Chism Vernon Chism Russell Gorton Grover Morgan and Willis Goodman. Wesley Dyer sang hymns with Patsy Richardson accompaniment. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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George F. Hough
Towner’s Chapel
Thomas E. Ingle
James Babcock
Lindel Chism
Vernon Chism
Russell Gorton
Grover Morgan
Willis Goodman
Wesley Dyer
Patsy Richardson
Highland Cemetery
Marriage Licenses For Melvin Soper And Linda Yother
Melvin Ray Soper age 20 of Ottawa marries Linda Joyce Yother age 18 of Lawrence. The filing indicates a marriage license issued for the couple with hometowns Ottawa and Lawrence.
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Melvin Ray Soper
Ottawa
Linda Joyce Yother
Lawrence
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Foreign Ministers
Guy Wimmer
San Francisco Bay
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Cedar
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Uli
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R. L. Scott
College
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Howard F. Settler
Kansas Board of Acceutancy
Beautyland
Mozelle Gagne
Bruce Spears
Don Brown
Iola
County Extension Division
Charles Averill
Boynton Beach
Fla
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Miss
Averill
Mr. Averill
Joe Averill
RFD 1
N.E. 4Th St
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Poplar
Evangelist V. D. Love of Hutchinson
Berlin
Gromyko
Alcoholics Anonymous
Witte
Kanata
Kelsey & Winthr
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Highland
Walsh Lot
Cemetery—Hope
McConnell Machinery CO
Wellsville, Kansas
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Hay
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Hickory
Oak
Jules V. Doty
Gleason
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Bick
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Akoog
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Boya
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ia _Meade
Dutch Reimer
Henry Alban
Standard Rendering Co
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McCracken Electric
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Quin’s Furniture Deposite Courthouse
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Copan
Ferrer
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Rock Creek
EH. C
Cummings
Franklin County Sales Company
Wilson & Locust
Fred Coon
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Dr. Wimmer
Gay Wimmer
Kansas State Fair
IKC Livestock
Mrs
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Preston Sturges
Hite
Chesbro County
Limb Funeral Home
Senate Report
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COLBY
Furnlahines
Atomia
Main Used & Co
General Electric
MACK
Mack Electric
Pho
Willow
CIA
Arnold Fruit & Flower Farm
Richter
EE Richter
Quinemo
Pomona Dam
Bolen Grocery
Toxado Airvice
Dutfield
P.O
Fhone oOffice
Eit Nice
Majic Wagner Curniahed
Furn
Aparttmenta
Withers
Wikin City
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