Army Pvt Ralph C Silver trains at Fort Fustis Va
Army private Ralph C. Silver son of Mr and Mrs R F Silver Lyndon is in on the job transportation training at Fort Fustis Virginia under the Reserve Forces Act program. He is a 1937 graduate of University of Kansas piano tuning. Jay Ellis 1973 R. The Ottawa Girls softball team will meet Bonner Springs tonight under the lights at Forest Park. The game starts at 8 Mildred Crow will pitch. The visitors beat Ottawa 10 9 in a prior meeting. District Superintendent John Clinton conducts services Sunday evening at Richmond Methodist Community Church in charge of quarterly conference following the services. Zenith Hearing Aids Sales and Service Also Custom Ear Molds Cards and Batteries for other makes Mrs O R Norman 943 Main Phone 1554 R representing Acme Hearing Center of KC 207 c 11
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Army
Ralph C. Silver
R. F. Silver
Lyndon
Fort Fustis
University of Kansas
Ottawa
Bonner Springs
Forest Park
Mildred Crow
John Clinton
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Zenith
O. R. Norman
Acme Hearing Center
K. C
U.S. Can't Determine Who Runs Reds Foreign Policy
Washington officials and intelligence experts debate Soviet foreign policy power centers as Khrushchev and Bulganin are considered but not clearly in control. Gromyko and other figures are weighed amid domestic focus on disarmament talks and shifts in leadership.
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U.S
Washington
U.S.1
John Foster
Dulles
Allen
Central Intelligence Agency
Moscow
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikolai Bulganin
Andrei Gromyko
James Short
Kremlin
Pullman
Wash
Eres
C. W. Hegberg
Georgi Zhubov
Short
Washington State
Pullman J
Malo
Defense Ministry
Leavenworth Civic Leader John M. Feller Dies
John M. Feller, 65, longtime operator of a Leavenworth lumber yard, died yesterday. A civic leader, he was a past Rotary district governor, the first president of the Leavenworth County Historical Society, a member of the Kansas Historical Society board, and in 1954 served on the Kansas Territorial Centennial Committee. His widow, a son, and a daughter survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
John M. Feller
Rotary District
Funeral services for Mrs Mary J Printy
Mrs Mary J Printy died August 6 and funeral services were held at Towners Chapel with Rev C E Andrews officiating. Pallbearers included John Keller Rodus Jones L C Geiger Harry Keller Clint Peterson Harrison Jones and Albert J Williams sang hymns with Lawrence Ott accompanying. Burial followed in Evergreen Mound Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Printy
Towner’s Chapel
C. E. Andrews
John Keller
Rodus Jones
L. C. Geiger
Harry Keller
Clint Peterson
Harrison Jones
Albert J. Williams
Lawrence Ott
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Listed in Report
Admission list includes Lois Strene Zook at 745 Tremont and Lawrence Lee Carey RFD 4 with Chris J. Larsen Houston today. Births reported to Mr and Mrs Richard Dunn Baldwin a daughter born today. other notices include Mrs Wiley Broers and baby at Wellsville and Mrs Tharan Phillips with baby daughter in Richmond today.
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Lois Strene Zook
Tremont
Lawrence Lee Carey
RFD
iThursday
Chris J. Larsen
Houston
Today
Richard Dunn
Baldwin
Wiley Broers
Ison
Wellsville
Elsa iTowe
S. Oak
George Cales
S. Cherry
Floyd Schmoe
Tharan Phillips
Daugh‘ter
Richmond
Abel Arraigned In Brooklyn On Espionage Charges
Rudolph Ivanovich Abel, accused Russian spy, was arraigned in U S District Court Brooklyn on charges carrying possible death penalty. He pleaded innocent and was held without bail before Judge Matthew T Abruzzo. Abel lacks a lawyer and requested time to secure one. A hearing set for Aug 1 was delayed. The case proceeds amid terse court conduct.
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New York
Rudolph Ivanovich Abel
U. S
Brooklyn
Abel
U.S
Matthew T. Abruzzo
Bates
Prairie Hay
Myton i
Blank Farm
Ottawa
L Nunch
Kermit
Joe Blunk
Myron Blunks
Myron Blunk
Push Rights Bill In House
In Washington House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas urged acceptance of the Senate civil rights bill while signaling readiness to accept a compromise narrowing the jury trial provision. House Republican Leader Charles Martin of Massachusetts pressed for defeat of the Senate jury trial bill, releasing a Rogers memo arguing it would curb federal-court authority. Backstage moves aimed at a compromise limiting jury trials to criminal contempt in voting rights cases, bolstering Rayburn’s openness to the solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Rayburn
Texas
Senate
Martin
Massachusetts
William P. Rogers
Crewmen Escape In Crash At Forbes
Four RB-47 crewmen escaped injury when their jet bomber burst into flames after landing gear collapsed on touchdown at Forbes Air Force Base. The training flight aircraft veered, caught fire, and was destroyed.
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Topeka
Forbes Air Force Base
Two Sentenced As Soviet Spies
Jacob Albam 64 and Myra Soble 52 were sentenced to twelve years each for spying for the Soviet Union. Husband Jack, 54, the third member, was to be sentenced later and was not present. all three had pleaded guilty.
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New York
Jacob Albam
Brooklyn
Myra Soble
Soviet Union
Jack
Abel, 55, Detained in Manhattan as Soviet Agent Case Opens
Abel, a Houston detainment escapee and alleged longtime Soviet agent, was flown from New York to face deportation and Brooklyn grand jury charges. He refused to discuss the case, saying he would see a lawyer as he awaited arraignment in Meinburg. No Soviet government action has occurred since his arrest.
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Abel
Manhattan
Federal House of Detention
Houston
Tex
McAnen
Brooklyn
New ‘York
Meinburg
New C Yark
N.J
Siegen
Anel
Tere
State Fire Rates Hiked in Kansas
Topeka reports an 8 percent rise for 3-year fire policies and a 10 percent hike for 5-year terms, with no change for 1-year policies. Extended coverage including windstorm and hail also increases. Effective August 5, the higher rates apply to new and renewal policies due to heavy fire and windstorm losses and lower discounts for term policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Traffic Toll Totals For 1957 In Topeka
Topeka reports 0 Kansas traffic fatalities in the last 24 hours. Year to date 1957 shows 248 deaths, with a total of 377 for the same period in the prior period. Officials urge caution and adherence to traffic laws to reduce the number.
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Topeka
Kansas
Highway bids approved for 110 miles of state highways
Man and wife Ely and Effie, both 68, secured approval for a major road project package totaling 6.5 million dollars from the State Highways Commission. The bid includes 110 miles of primary and interstate highway work and features the new US 50 route from Ottawa to near Wellsville. The 16.4 mile section between Ottawa and the Franklin-Miami line is awarded at about 2.995 million dollars for grading and bridges, funded by federal and state shares.
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Manhattan
Kan
Ottawa
Franklin - Miami County
Wellsville
Hishwaw
Favoe
Largest US released balloon soars from Grenier base
A huge balloon described as the largest ever released in the United States began a data gathering flight from Grenier Air Force Base in Manchester New Hampshire. It is part of a series to aid meteorology and balloon research, expected to reach 200 feet in diameter at 90,000 feet.
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Manchester
N. UH
United States
Grenier Air Force Base
Alvin HW. Howell
Air Force Research Center
Bedford
Mass
Howell
Harry Henery
Struction Co
Ottawa
West
Henery
Rocky Mountains
Sabetha
Barton County
Daensna Hu Nonanhista
Alfred L. Graham Funeral Attendees List Across States
A lengthy obituary notice lists relatives and members of the Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary attending the Alfred L. Graham funeral. Attendees include Torrance L. Graham of Madison Wisconsin, plus numerous names and towns from Kansas, Minnesota, and Oklahoma.
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Alfred L. Graham
Torrance L. Graham
Madison
Wis
Eta Felix Whitter
Indianapolis
Rick
Lawrence
United States
A. D. Cromer
Kas
City, Incs
James Mitenell
Fopeka
Ojuiam
Prs
Paola
Wil
Homer Limherd
Olathe
Joy Evans
Herman Weideman
Minnie Walker
Gilbert Gander
John C. Curd
Mae Wingfield
Col
Millard Thompson
Topeka
R. A. Stevenson
Charles Kramer
Earl Beck
Melvern
Charles Jones
Overbrook
Wilma Huderson
Pomona
Will Davidson
Ouenemo
Joe Gondin
Minneapolis
Minn
iMr
Lon Feltener
Lynsdon
Maud McMurre
Iva Corrett
Nina Morris
Garnett
Woman Pleads for Farm Sentence in Check Fraud Case
Mrs Bly tells Judge Scott Pruette she will plead guilty if sent to the Women's Industrial Farm at Lansing for at least six months. She says the term would give her a chance to regain stability after previous jailings for writing worthless checks.
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Jay Ellis
By John M. Hightower
Ellouise Sellers
Bud Fowler
Herald
Fowler
Ottawa Guard
Lane
Revieees
Wright Studio
Drake's Bakery
Charles D. Kings
Milo Gordon Camper
Harris
Kings
N. Locust
George W. Reed
N. Cedar
Camper
Reed
Om Gleason
County
Atorney
Gleason
State Penitentiary
Williamsburg
Rene Beauly
C-T.f
Ottawa University
Kenneth Ellsworth
Overland Park
Allen Snyder
Wichita
Roger Fredrikson
Norma Jean
Frederick Funk
Fred Funk
Hoisington
Mrs. Funk
Franklin County
Order of de Molay
William G. Brandt
Jere Berglund
Larry Weight
Dei Molay Mothers Circle
D. L. Mudrick
F. D. Fogle
Advisory Council
Julius Raffelock
W. C. Harding
Myron Steere
L. A. Wilson
B. W. White
Buildex
Milky Way Farms
John Douglas Macdonald
M. Todd Macdonald
Walnut
Sterling College
Ottawa High School
Detroit
Woodward Avenue
Six Mile Road
Seven Mile Road
Forbes
Harry
Ony
Walt Car
Harry Smith
NER Mai Ld
Cid
Safeco
Alexander Insurance Agency
Ottawa Herald
Pri
VOM Uwensuue
My Parauaunss Air Force
Louis H. Dengel
Courtesy
Joe Towner
Don Murray
Marilyn Monroe
Corral
Marilyn
William Tage
Hillcrest Drive-In
Rke McCall
S. Main
Farmers Insurance Group
Alan
Neil Bullock
Main
Anchor Savings and Loan
Home Loan
Organization of
Anchorg Savings and Loan Association
D. William Overton
Kansas City, Kansas
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
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