Public Auction Set for David W Peterson Home
David W Peterson to auction his home at 822 Princeton on Friday August 9 starting at 1 p.m. Sheriff and Mrs Jay Brown and Mr and Mrs Ed Woodsum plan a two week East Coast vacation departing Friday. Mrs Woodsum is Sheriff Brown's niece and they will visit Seaman 2.0 Mrs Norman Brown in No Va. They travel via New York and southern Canada.
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David W. Peterson
Princeton
Sheriff
Jay Brown
Ed Woodsum
East Coast
Woodsum
Sheriff Brown
Norman Brown
No Va
Brown
New York
Canada
Don White
George Kramer
Darrell Barkdoll
New Orleans
Florida
Arraign Abel as top Soviet spy in U S charge
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel a Russian intelligence officer was arraigned in Edinburg after a Brooklyn grand jury indicted him on charges tied to espionage in the United States. He allegedly posed as an artist here for nine years and was linked to a Kremlin spy network with co conspirators named in the indictment.
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Edinburg
Tex
New York
Rudolf Ivanovich Abel
Brooklyn
Russia
Kansas City
Gev
Sarge
Abel
United St
Canada
McAllen i Tex
Emil BR. Goldfus
Moscow
Kremlin
Reina Hayhenen
West
Hayhaven
United States
Europe
Shreet
Brooklyn Federal Courthouse
Baltimore
Chicago
Long Island
A. M. Kerotkey
Manhattan
George Zlatovski
Jane
Jack Soble
Mikhail Svirin
Pavlov
Svirin
Korotov
Soviet Union
Ottawa Legion Names Delegates For State Convention
Ottawa Legion set delegates and alternates for the state convention at Memorial Auditorium last night. Delegates include Dr. Joe Henning John Gere Floyd Crow Herman Stoltz Joe Towner Wayne Lewis Robert Wilkerson Arthur L Jones and C F Mount. Alternates are Howard Doyen George Lister H R Conrad Tom Ruble Ben Nicholas Guy Potts Dr Paul Hughes Andy Mietchen and Lloyd Stafford. Wayne Lewis named arrangements chairman for the September 11 circus. Post adjutant reports 89 1958 dues memberships, up from last year. Tentative plans discussed for the November 11 Veterans Day Past Commanders Feed.
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Ottawa American Legion
Memorial Auditorium
Hutchinson
Joe Henning
John Gere
Floyd Crow
Herman Stoltz
Joe Towner
Wayne Lewis
Robert Wilkerson
Arthur L
Jones
C. F. Mount
Howard Doyen
George Lister
H. R. Conrad
Tom Ruble
Ben Nicholas
Guy Potts
Paul Hughes
Pleased With Mamies Progress After Operation
The White House said Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s doctors are pleased with her progress since an operation Tuesday at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder reported she slept largely through the night with few interruptions after a two hour gynecological operation for a benign condition.
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Washington
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Howard M. Snyder
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Severance tax on oil challenged in Kansas Supreme Court
Six county attorneys including from Russell Me Pherson Stevens Greenwood and Wilson counties filed in the Kansas Supreme Court a suit challenging the 1987 one percent severance tax on oil and gas as unconstitutional. They argue the title does not clearly express the subject and that uniform taxation provisions are not met, royalty owners labeled producers incorrectly, and the act impairs contracts.
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Topeka
State Supreme ‘Court
Russell
Pherson
Stevens
Greenwood
Wilson Counties
Tractor accident kills 68 in Alma scene
Herman F. Fink aged 68 died yesterday when two tractors pulling a hay rake went over an embankment, crushing him beneath the machine in Alma.
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Alma
Kas
Herman F. Fink
Clanes Food Control Urick Former Z Niewa Hi
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Urick associated with food control and a former Z Niewa Hi, plus references to school, Patrick, friends, and pengs. Readable context is too limited to determine a clear event or outcome.
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Clanes Food Control
Urick
Z Niewa Hi
Patrick Friends
Pengs
Miss Marie Gonon dies at 88 in Kansas City
Miss Marie Jeanne Mathilde Antonia Gonon of Kansas City Kansas, formerly Ottawa, died last night at 11. Born in St Etienne France on November 12 1863 she came to the United States in 1871 and grew up at Silkville and Rosemont. She helped run Chariton Cottage at Ottawa University until 1930 and later lived with relatives in Topeka and then Kansas City. Relatives will meet Saturday at Towner's Chapel at 10 30 a m for graveside services at Highland Cemetery with Dr W A Elliott officiating.
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Marie Gonon
Marie Jeanne Mathilde Antonia Gonon
Kansas City
Kas
Ottawa
Agnes Shibe
Miss Gonon
St .Etienne
State of Loire
France
United States
Silkville
Rosemont
Margaret Stickler
Chariton Cottage
Ottawa University
Kate
W. A. Elliott
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Area
Admitted: Mrs A R Fenton 734 N Oak Tuesday. Mrs Cora Fowler 328 S Cedar. Mrs Alva Hoover 823 W 7th. Willard Lee RFD 1 Richmond. Mrs Lawrence Bell 919 N Muberry today. Births: Mr and Mrs Verren R Chism 801 N Cherry a daughter born today weight 6 lb 8 oz. Dismissed: Mrs James W Clark Jr and baby daughter 1310 S Oak. Mrs Ralph R Bird and baby daughter 725 Tremont. Mrs Clifford Burgeon and baby daughter 1103 N Oak. Mrs Kenneth DeWald and baby daughter 616 N Cherry. Mrs Howard McCurdy 105 N Main. Jephthae Bennett 602 Willow. Mrs Nellie Wintermantel RFD 1 Baldwin. Charles Stayton Baldwin today.
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A. R. Fenton
N. Oak
Cora D. Fowler
S. Cedar
Alva Hoover
Willard Lee
RFD
Richmond
Lawrence Bell
N. Muberry
Verren R. Chism
N. Cherry
James W. Clark Jr
S. Oak
Ralph R. Bird
Tremont
Clifford Burgeon
Kenneth DeWald
Howard McCurdy
N. Main
Jephthae Bennett
Willow
Nellie Wintermantel
Baldwin
Charles Stayton Baldwin
Emporia Group To Tour U. S. Bases
An Emporia State Teachers College entertainment group returned from a six week tour of U S military bases in the Far East. Their show Stateside U S A played at bases in Japan Korea Okinawa Formosa Guam Kwajalein and Hawaii. The 17 members left Emporia June 18. The program included skits dances and music.
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Emporia
Emporia State Teachers College
U.S
Far East
U.S. A
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Formosa
Guam
Kwajalein
Hawaii
Emporial Tune 18
Expect McElroy To Be Approved By Senate Leaders
Senate leaders expect Neil H. McElroy to win quick confirmation as defense secretary with a week delay to divest holdings in firms with defense contracts. The Procter & Gamble chief, 52, succeeds Charles E. Wilson, whose resignation was sent to the White House. McElroy said the move could take a couple of months. Wilson had helped pave the way for confirmation.
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Washington
Senate
Neil H. McElroy
Gear Company
Defense
McElroy
Procter & Gamble Co
Eisenhower
Charles E. Wilson
White House
Sen
Knowland
Califf
Cincinnati
Boy Pulled From Well in Arcata After 4th Rescue Try
A five year old boy named Michael Swenson was pulled from a dry well in Arcata after remaining 15 feet underground. He clutched a rope and was rescued on the fourth attempt, while sand spilled down as he slipped earlier. His mother Mrs. Dale Swenson feared for him, but he was reported in good condition aside from swallowing sand and nausea.
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Arcata
Calif
Michael Swenson
Dale Swenson
Mike
T. F. Aultman
Khrushchev Warns West About Hydrogen Rocket Threat
Khrushchev in East German parliament warned that any German conflict could invite atomic and hydrogen strikes on Western powers and urged peaceful disarmament. He accused the West of seeking to use West Germany as a war base while pressuring voters before September elections.
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Khrushchev
Konrad Adenauer
Otto Grotewohr
England
France
United States
Pleads Guilty To Drunken Driving
Gene Price of 824 West Fifth pleaded guilty in police court to operating a cable under the influence of intoxicating liquor. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail by Judge Milo Harris, who paroled him. His license was revoked for six months. The arrest followed a 10:30 p m collision with a car owned by Phil McCracken, parked on South Locust. Damages were about 100 dollars to the McCracken car and 250 dollars to Price’s car.
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Gene Price
West Fifth
Milo Harris
Phil McCracken
South Locust
Athletes Foot Treatment At John G. Raiser Drug Co
Use T L for 3 to 5 days to dry tainted skin and reveal healthy skin. If not pleased with powerful instant drying T L, you get a 40e back at any drug store today. John G. Raiser Drug Co.
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John G. Raiser Drug Co
National Guard To Leave Friday For Training Trip
Ottawa National Guard Headquarters and Headquarters Battery 127th Field Artillery Battalion will depart Friday morning for Camp Rinter Minnesota for the annual field training trip. About 85 men and officers will travel by motor caravan and return to Ottawa the morning of August 25.
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127Th Field Artillery Battalion
Ottawa
National Guard
Camp Rinter
Minn
Don Capper
New York teen patrol rookies curb youth crime wave
New York City deploys more than 500 student policemen to patrol 25 hazardous precincts from 6 p m to midnight, aiming to slow a wave of teenage crime while the regular force stays on alert. Acting Police Commissioner James R Kennedy cautions it is early to judge this rookie effort.
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New York
New York City
Police Academy
James R. Kennedy
Farmers Hauling Water For Stock In Emportia
Farmers haul water from the city hall hydrant as stock and domestic needs rise. Water use restrictions are not in sight in Emporia. Most stock ponds are full but some farmers buy water because wells and cisterns fall short in mid summer demand. About 2 loads per day average, each 500 to 1000 gallons, have been sold this month.
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Emporia UA
Emporia City
Aged Mountain Climber Sought on Pike’s Peak
Colorado Springs residents search Pike’s Peak for 85 year old Mrs. Inestine B. Roberts missing since Monday. Dozens of volunteers and 109 searchers joined the effort with Ft. Carson troops, sheriff deputies, Civil Air Patrol flights aiding as a second day of hunting continued.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike's Peak
Inestine B. Roberts
Ft. Carson
Sherif
Earl Sullivan
Sullivan
Civil Air Patrol
Lawrence Simpson Named State Education Accreditor Supervisor
Lawrence R. Simpson of Blue Mound has been appointed supervisor in accreditation for the State Department of Education, strengthening the department's oversight in school accreditation programs.
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Topeka
Lawrence R. Simpson
Blue Mound
State Department of Education
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