County Commissioner Visits Michigan and Local News
Richmond couple on a Michigan visit with Mrs Vining's mother. WIBW-TV interview Thursday on selecting crop samples for fair exhibits. health champions Beth Batdorf and Terry Silvius return from 4-H camp. births, leave, and nursing notes. Lane street dance postponed. local police and court notes. church retreat reports. naval commendation for Maj Dyer. local aviation cruise and tornado injuries update. upcoming highway construction labor increase. Ground Observer Corps meeting set for Tuesday in City Hall.
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Vining
Richmond
Michigan
Franklin County
Beth Batdorf
Terry Silvius
Rock Springs
Junction City
Miss Batdorf
Full O'Pep
Silvius
Shaff Club
Miami County Sets Pivot to Shared Fairs Site
The Miami County commissioners seek to consolidate fairs at Paola and Osawatomie. An option on a proposed 40 acre site between the towns is to be considered after a county 4 H club request. A special election will authorize the purchase. The Osawatomie fair runs four days this week starting Wednesday, and the Miami County fair runs at Paola August 19 20 21. Ira Thompson reports theft from his garage including eight wood bits socket wrench set pitch fork and pliers.
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Maimi
Paola
Osawatomie
County 4-H Club Council
Miami County
Paola Au
Ira Thompson
S. Elm
Thompson
Deaths Kenneth Lee Patton 9 months in Ottawa burial planned
Kenneth Lee Patton nine months old died of pneumonia last week in Campo Colorado. He was born November 9 1926 at Fort Leonard Wood base hospital. Survived by father James Ray Patton stationed in France en route home mother Matilda Marie Patton Fort Smith Arkansas and brother James Ray II.
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Kenneth Lee Patton
Ottawa
Ray Patton
Maple
Campo
Colo
Ft. Leonard Wood
James Ray Patton
France
Matilda Marie Patton
Ft. Smith
Ark
James Ray II
Judges bill to add federal judgeships deemed dead
Democratic House Judiciary Chair says the omnibus plan to create 42 permanent judgeships nationwide is dead for this Congress. With Attorney General Brownell away in Europe and the session near end, little chance remains. The Senate backed eight separate bills for states, while the House plan would grant new judges in Mississippi Kansas North Dakota and others with a mix of permanent and temporary slots.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Congress
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Celler
Europe
Rep. Scott
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Federal
Pennsylvainia
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mary Island
Kansas
North Dakota
Mississippi
Tennessee
Illinois
North Carolina
Utah
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Communities
Admitted patients include Mrs Richard Cunningham 119 W 15th Dennis Gumm 635 N Mulberry George McNeair 901 Hamblin Saturday Mrs Mamie Witt and Lyman Trumbull 717 Ww 9th Emporia Mrs Charles Mav ity Sr 419 S Mulberry Joseph Haas 719 King Mrs Carl Bloomer Rantoul Mrs Glenn Garber 1023 N Poplar Sunday. Births to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Evans Wellsville son born Sunday weight 7 lb 8 oz and Mr and Mrs Dean Kline 819 5 Mulberry son born Sunday weight 6 lb 10 oz. Dismissed Chris J Larsen Houston Tex Saturday Ralph Bloomer Rantoul Mrs Vernon Chism and baby daughter 601 N Cherry Mrs Richard Cunningham 119 W Jeth Mrs Ben D Gilmore and baby daughter 1030 N Cedar Mrs Frank Kaub and baby son 1019 N Poplar Sunday.
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Richard Cunningham
W. 15Th
Dennis Gumm
N. Mulberry
George McNeair
Hamblin
Mamie Witt
Lyman Trumbull
Emporia
Charles Mavity Sr
S. Mulberry
Joseph Haas
King
Carl Bloomer
Rantoul
Glenn
Garber
N. Poplar
Kenneth Evans
Wellsville
Dean Kline
Mulberry
Chris J. Larsen
Houston
Tex
Ralph Bloomer
Vernon Chism
N. Cherry
W. Jéth
Ben D. Gilmore
N. Cedar
Frank Kaub
Four Are Fined For Traffic Violations
Four traffic violators appeared before Judge Milo Harris in County Court today. Carl Yohe of Ottawa was fined $5 and costs for driving a car in properly registered condition. Roger Dale Morrow of Wellsville paid $10 and costs for driving a car with improper mufflers. R. F. Wasson of Emporia paid $10 and costs for speeding 40 miles an hour in a 30 mile zone on US 1.
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Milo Harris
Carl Yohe
Ottawa
Roger Dale Morrow
Wellsville
R. F. Wasson
Emporia
Three Men Charged In Enterprise Bank Robbery
Three men identified as J. D. Alexander Chapman Phillip Burkholder and William Bron were charged in the $3 618 bank holdup of Enterprise State Bank near Abilene Kansas. They were captured hours after the robbery, arraigned in Dickinson County Court and jailed on bonds of 5000 each. Sheriff Woolverton said 3600 was recovered from a ground hole near the capture site. The trio admitted the holdup and were bound over to the September term of District Court.
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Enterprise
Kas
Enterprise State Bnk
J. D. Alexander
Chapman
Phillip Burkholder
Ft. Riley
William Bron
Abilene Electrician
Wayne Woolverton
Abilene
Dickinson County
Woolverton
Rebels Holdout End In Oman Mountain Clash Ended
British led forces swept into Nizwa Oman after capturing the mud village andpressuring rebel Imam Herbert Jansen and his brother Taleb to flee toward Izki. Chief Suleiman bin Hayma and other leaders tied into the revolt were believed with them as Trucial Oman scouts and British troops captured Tirq yesterday.
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Bahrain
Muscat
Oman
Nizwa
Herbert Jansen
Willow
Ghaleb Ben Ali
Kes
Izki
Sam Pope Brewer
New York Times
Taleb
Suleiman bin Hayma
Firq
Trucial Oman
J. A. R. Robertson
Tirq
Dawy
Beil Will Build For Dials At Emporia
Bids will be opened in Topeka Thursday for a new Southwestern Bell Telephone Co building in Emporia. A site has been obtained and cleared at the edge of the downtown district. Including equipment the building is expected to cost between 14 and 2 million dollars and when completed Emporia's telephone system will be converted to dial.
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Emporia
Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Water heater call leads to humorous dog interruption
Olive Branch Mississippi Mrs. W. Littlejohn hired a plumber for a water heater. Soon her daughter Joan called the dog. The plumber's assistant said the dog did not come, only barked. After a stretch, the dog Diddy Bite finally appeared and ended the confusion.
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Olive Branch
W. Littlejohn
Joan
Diddy
Butler Says Clique Tries To Undercut Him
National Democratic leaders expressed puzzlement at Paul M. Butler's complaint that a clique within the party aims to undermine his authority. Butler, speaking in Los Angeles, accused saboteurs of trying to dominate the 1960 convention and dictate nominees, naming no individuals. Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson said he does not know who Butler refers to and dismissed the concern over party leadership.
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Paul M. Butler
Butler
Los Angeles
Buller
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
National Committee
Frank E. McKinney
Indiana
McKinney
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Jockey On Civil Rights in Washington Senate House Clash
Rival Democratic and Republican strategists jockey for advantage as civil rights bills stall in Washington. With the House out until tomorrow, leaders seek support for Senate bill acceptance or a compromise limiting a jury trial amendment for voting rights. Republicans push to send to a conference to strengthen the measure and drop features objectionable to the Eisenhower administration. Senator Thurmond denounces it as political and inflammatory. Both chambers would empower the attorney general to seek federal injunctions against voting rights violations and punish contempt of court.
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Washington
House
Senate
Senate House
Eisenhower
Sen. Thurmond
No Teeth In It Court Denies Inmate’s Teeth Request
In Dauphin County court Bernard Wagner of Eastern State Penitentiary lost his bid for a court order forcing prison officials to supply him a new set of false teeth.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Bernard Wagner
Eastern State Penitentiary
Wagner
Two Are Killed In Crash Near Burden
A two car crash 32 miles east of Burden Kansas Saturday night killed Eldon Belew 21 and Albert Gregory 18 and seriously injured Larry Treadway 18. The other driver Elmer Harris 72 of Burden was not injured.
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Burden
Kas
Here
Eldon Bruce Belew
Shaw Belew
Albert Gene Gregory
Gregory
Larry Max Treadway
Winfield
Highway Patrol
Elmer Harris
Coffeyville Man Killed By Car
A 78 year old Coffeyville man Fred Dunbar died from injuries after being struck by a car at a Coffeyville intersection last night. It was the town's first traffic fatality since January 1933. Driver Lyle Elwood Bragg of near Coffeyville said Dunbar walked into the side of the car.
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Coffeyville
Fred Dunbar
M. O. Knight
Lyle Elwood Bragg
Dunbar
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Improves After Surgery
Washington White House reports Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower remains in satisfactory condition six days after surgery at Walter Reed Army Hospital. Press Secretary James Hagerty says no discharge this week is expected and the timeline remains uncertain.
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Washington
White House
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
James C. Hagerty
Atomic test delayed again at Nevada site
The nuclear test shot at the Atomic Test Site in Nevada was postponed for another 24 hours due to adverse winds. This marks the 15th delay, with the blast now expected later today. Local markets page lists grains and commodities data, but the postponement dominates today's news.
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Nev
Hospital Births Triplets Free of Charge in Gardena
In Gardena California Eva M Schmunk gave birth on her 34th birthday to a girl and a boy at 11 40 pm and 11 51 pm respectively with a third boy at 12 19 am. The triplets bring David F Schmunk's total children to ten, including two sets of twins. Gardena Hospital declared the birth as "on the house" due to both twins being born there.
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Gardena
Calif
Tiplets
David F. Schmunk
Eva M. Schmunk
Redondo Beach
Not A Prowler
Two Richland County deputy sheriffs responded to a 2 am prowler call and noted in the complaint that they were checking the property.
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Columbia
Richland County
Marietta Woman Cherishes 47 Year Old Electric Fan
Mrs. J. J. Howard of Marietta reports her electric fan, in service for 47 years, has never needed repairs and still runs on high. She notes the device’s longevity and ongoing reliability.
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Marietta
Okla
J. J. Howard
Tear Out This Ad for $1000 Life Insurance
Readers aged 60 to 80 are urged to mail for a no obligation policy from Old American Ins Co to cover final expenses. Complete transaction by mail with no calls, send name address and age to Kansas City address.
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Kansas City
Ins. Co
Westth, Dept
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