Dangers Of Increase In Radiation Cited By UN Panel
A 15 nation United Nations scientific committee warns that even a slow rise in global radioactivity from nuclear tests and other sources endangers future health. The panel rejected a Soviet demand to call for an immediate end to tests while confirming that even small radiation amounts can cause genetic harm and possibly cancer or leukemia over time.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
United Nations
Scientific Committee
Two Cited For Speeding In Ottawa
Two motorists were cited for speeding in Ottawa over the weekend. Ambrosia Hernandez age 25 of 607 E Wilson was charged with driving 50 in a 30 mph zone from 9th on South Main to 16th and with no driver's license. Norris D Johnson age 23 of Pomona was charged with speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone on North Main and with illegal mufflers on his car.
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Ottawa
Ambrosia Hernandez
E. Wilson
South Main
Norris D. Johnson
RFD
Pomona
Main
Hospital Notes Admits and Births and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Eugene Spooner 624 N Cherry Glen Alan Thorpe 123 E 2nd and Mrs Wayne Peck Rockport Mo plus births for Arthur Gilbert 717 S Poplar and Virgil Ecord 1517 S Cedar weights 8 lb and 16 lb 12 oz respectively Dismissals include Mrs J W Roberts transferred to Kansas City and several with addresses in Wellsville Pomona Williamsburg Princeton Ov erbrook Melvern and others. many patients and baby details recorded.
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Eugene E. Spooner
N. Cherry
Glen Alan Thorpe
Clifford L. Goodwill
Williamsburg
Wayne Peck
Rockport
Maud Hallock
Springdale
Ark
George Jennings
Waverly
Sharon Brown
RFD
W. A. Rodgers
Lyndon
Arhur Gilbert
J. W. Roberts
S. Elm
Kansas City
William Bachelor
Ward Underwood
Owen Gottschall
George H. Manlove
Thelma Nicholson
S. Locust
Max Allen
Pomona
Richard Walker
S. Poplar
Carrie
Frontier Would Serve Kansas Frontier Would Serve Kansas
Frontier Air Lines of Denver plans to apply for a temporary certificate to serve at least 11 Kansas cities. The proposed route would link Denver and Colorado Springs with Garden City Dodge City Great Bend Hutchinson Wichita Emporia Goodland Hays Salina Manhattan Topeka and Kansas City with two daily round trips. Frontier counsel Scott Whitney met with officials from Hays Goodland Dodge City Garden City and Great Bend to discuss the plan as western Kansas cities back the proposal over eastern routes by Ozark Air Lines and Central Air Lines.
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Great Bend
Kan
Frontier Air Lines of
Denver
Kansas
Colorado Springs
Garden City
Dodge City
Hutchinson
Wichita
Emporia
Goodland
Hays
Salina
Manhattan
Topeka
Kansas City
Scott Whitney
Frontier General Counsel
Local notices from Ottawa Herald dated Aug with education and public notices
Ottawa Herald items include 31 students enrolled in a University of Kansas Advanced Driver Education course in Lawrence Aug 4 16 sponsored by KU School of Education and University Extension. Also two Ottawans elected to the American Angus Association O O Heidner and Dwight Haworth. Adv vacation pack service via carrier. Auction at Eldon Fuller farm Aug 22 at 11 a.m. 29 head of dairy cattle and equipment. Summer sale at Walker's Wallpaper Ady. Lowell Gish Junior High office hours 8 to 12 and 1 to 4 daily. Pleasant View Grange meets 8 p.m. at Fred Shoemaker residence dues due. For sale old newspapers 10 cents a bundle. County canvass of absentee votes Aug 5 primary. minor errors found. Party decorations for rent at Wright Studio. David Griffin in KU Medical Center room 426 B. Mrs Watts eye surgery Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Mrs Stovall arm fracture yesterday treated at Ransom Memorial. Ellis Piano Tuning ads. Donald L White named Franklin County Civil Defense director replacing John Weidmann.
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Lauren Y. Gaddis
RFD 2
Ottawa
University of Kansas
Lawrence
K.U. School of Education and University Extension
Recovers From Spider Bite
Mrs. Ward Underwood of 1130 Underwood Street was discharged after five days at Ransom Memorial Hospital for a Black Widow spider bite on her back. One side of her face remained paralyzed and weeks of bed rest were planned. The bite occurred Aug. 6 at about 7:30 p.m. near their cave entrance. Her physician warned spider venom can be more deadly than rattlesnake venom. She was on the critical list until midnight, with swelling itchiness and stiffness spreading through her body.
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Ward Underwood
Underwood
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Tulsa baby swap leads to child abandonment charges
Richard Readdy and his wife Helen Read dy face child abandonment charges after admitting to trading their 5 month old son Paul Andrew to Jesse Burg er of Missouri for a pickup truck. Burg er may be charged with conspiring to violate the child abandonment law. The baby was placed in the Tulsa Juvenile Shelter as authorities investigated the case.
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Tulsa, Okla
Paul Andrew Readdy
Richard Readdy
Shamokin
Tulsa
Okla
Walter Turner
Helene Margaret Readdy
Pennsylvania
California
Readdy
Joplin
Burger
Gladys Prather
Hungry Customers Ignore Fire at B and G Cafe
In Cincinnati Ohio a ceiling light shorted sparking a blaze at the B and G cafe. A dozen firefighters fought the fire as patrons remained seated and ate, with a captain noting customers did not look up and some did not move.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
B and G
Galena Man slain in tavern fight
Galena Kansas 21 year old Frank A Link was shot to death after an argument began outside a tavern Saturday. Pleas e M Duncan owner of the tavern was taken into custody for investigation. No charges were filed immediately.
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Galena, Kan
Galena
Paul Armstrong
Frank A. Link
Armstrong
M. Duncan
Marriage Licenses Listed For Four Couples in Kansas
James M. Dunhill aged 20 of Pomona weds Patricia Ann Johnston 16 of Ottawa Charles A Davenport 16 weds Mildred Sue Gentry 15 both of Lawrence Lee M Bulmer 20 of Michigan Valley weds Peggy Ann Porter 18 of Derby Kenneth G. Trimble 32 of Topeka weds Lois G. Stewart 23 of Topeka
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James M. Dunhill
Pomona
Patricia Ann Johnston
Ottawa
Charles A. Davenport
Mildred Sue Gentry
Lawrence
Lee M. Bulmer
Michigan Valley
Peggy Ann Porter
Derby
Kenneth G. Trimble
Lois G.stewart
Topeka
Credit firm seeks judgment against Pomona man
Universal C I T Credit Corporation sues Lonnie E. Cox in District Court for 286.40 plus costs claiming he bought a car from an Ottawa dealer on July 10 1957 for 644.40 and paid all but 286.40.
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Kansas City Credit Corporation
Pomona
Universal C.I.T. Credit Corporation
Lonnie E. Cox
Cox
Ottawa
Busy Week for Governor Docking in Kansas
Gov. George Docking schedules a busy week with out of town appearances. He will crown fairs queen in Paola and in Kansas City Kansas. He attends Wyandotte County Democratic meeting and Legion events in Hutchinson. He hosts State Highway Commission dinner and addresses southeast Kansas highway delegation.
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Reno County Democratic Central Committee
Haven Fair
Hutchinson Fire Department
State Highway Commission
Executive Mansion
Kansas to amend constitution on November 4 1958 ballot
Notice of submission of proposed constitutional amendment for Kansas voters at the November 4 1958 general election. The measure seeks to amend Section 9 of Article 11 to allow a state highway system without general property tax or general obligation bonds and to permit flood control and water resources works. Certification by Secretary of State Paul R Shanahan confirms the resolution and that the original is on file.
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Kansas
Senate
State of
House of Representatives
State of Kansas
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Secretary of State
House
Kansas constitutional amendments on judicial structure and labor rights
Voters will decide at the November 4 1958 election on a pair of Kansas constitutional amendments. The first rewrites article 3 sections to set Supreme Court seven justices, district courts, vacancies, and retention rules plus nominating commission. The second adds Sec 12 guaranteeing employment rights irrespective of labor organization membership, prohibiting exclusive agreements.
Delinquent Taxes Notice for 1957 Lands in Frankin State Kansas
The 1957 taxes on lands and town lots in Franklin County Kansas are due in full or part. On Tuesday September 2, 1958 the first Tuesday in September, the parcels will be bid off by me as provided by law.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ottawa
Franklin
Kansan
Roselyn Whirley
Appanoose ‘Township
Ann
Frankintate
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Charles W. Watts
S. Cherry
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Idlewild
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