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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1957

Page

6

Mail Boost Is Predicted Surface Upgrade on John Brown Highway

County Engineer Fred Gardner reports the 11.3 mile stretch from Princeton east to the Miami County line now has a blacktop surface, completed last week by Henry Construction Co of Ottawa under a county contract. The Miami into Osawatomi section has long been blacktop. In Dallas, Dr. Chauncey D. Leake of Ohio State University urges self knowledge and brain understanding, not tranquilizers, to improve mental health. Descendants of Peter Brecheisen near Ottawa total about 500. 200 expected at the Memorial Auditorium reunion, tying Kansas Centennial pride. Two Wellsville women show strong catches at Lone Star Lake, one weighing 6.5 pounds and another 5 pounds. Ottawa Bargain Centre at 213 S Main and OK Bargain Store at 1608 S Main cause some confusion in town.

John Brown Princeton Miami County Fred Gardner Henery Construction Co Ottawa Osawatomie Dallas Ohio Brecheisen Peter Brecheisen Memorial Auditorium Kansas S. Main

Fight Over 4-Cent Stamp Roils Postal Bill Fight

Washington predicted House approval today of a bill to raise mailing charges to help offset a postal deficit. Main feature is raising the first class letter rate from 3 to 4 cents with additional increases for air mail and other classes.

Washington House McCormack D-Mass Eisenhower Martin Post Office Department

Weather Here Stages Repeat Performance

The weather repeated a hot pattern with a 100 degree high during the afternoon as observer John Kelsey logged 100 from 1:40 to 2:50 and again 100 from 3:15 to 2:30 pm. The morning low was 70. Sunday’s high also reached 100. Soil bakes while cracks appear and crops cry for rain.

John Kelsey

Body of Little Girl Found in Pool

In Wichita an 18 month old girl named Teresa Wood wandered from home and drowned after her body was found in a private swimming pool yesterday. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Wood.

Wichita Teresa Wood Mrs. James , Wood

Weather County Forecast Faly and Continued Heat

The forecast calls for hot and mostly sunny conditions this afternoon with scattered thundershowers mainly on Wednesday afternoon. Tonight and Wednesday will be partly cloudy with isolated storms. Today’s highs near 90 to 95, tonight’s low around 70, and Wednesday’s highs near 90 to 95.

Compromise Bill Clears The House

The House approved a compromise public works appropriations bill totaling 658 million dollars for water projects. The measure, crafted by a Senate House conference committee, now goes to the Senate with possible White House action. It is about 2 percent below the President's budget and funds projects on the Marais des Cygnes river and a Pomona reservoir plan.

Washington House Senate House Senate White House Eisenhower Marais Des Cygnes Pomona

Fort Scott Clerk Named State NIMC Chairman

Fort Scott city clerk Mrs Vera Schweppe has been named state membership chairman for Kansas for the National Institute of Municipal Clerks. Schweppe began her third two year term as city clerk in April.

Fort Scott i Vera Schweppe Fort Scott Kansas National Institute of Municipal Clerks Schweppe

Counterspy Morros Confesses as FBI Reveals Double Life

New York report details Boris Morros, a Russian-born Hollywood producer who served 12 years as a U S counterspy. He testified before a grand jury, outlining his undercover work from Paris to Moscow and his cooperation with the FBI while pretending to aid Soviet interests.

Hollywood United States Paris Moscow Sol FBI

Underground cables laid by phone company in Ottawa area

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co district manager says work is underway northwest of Ottawa in the Sand Creek district to replace overhead lines with underground cable. A 9 man crew uses a cable plow pulled by two tractors to lay about 2.5 miles daily. The project includes 15,000 feet of cable in Sand Creek and supports an overall area upgrade to dial service next year.

Sand Creek Road Ottawa Jack Morrisey Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Morrisey Sand Creek Telephone Company Rylie Construction Co Kansas City Lester Bell Clathe Bell Northwest Rayburn Texas Walter D-Pato Jin Senate Tai Eisenhower Keating Rep Celler House

Transportation Workers Strike Paralyzes Lodz Poland

Lodz, Poland, 700000 residents, endures a strike by about 10 000 transport workers over pay linked to vodka price hikes. Armed guards patrol the streets while police deploy tear gas at the main depot. Government offered 50 percent raise with wage boosts tied to vodka revenue, prompting emergency transport plans and protests across the city.

Lodz Poland Warsaw Communist Party Jiedz

Traffic Toll Topeka Figures From State Records

Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section. In the past 24 hours four. To date in 1957 three hundred five. Same period in 1956 two hundred eighty five.

Topeka Kansas

State Dept warns U S youths of Red China tour

Undersecretary Christian A. Herter told 46 American youths planning a trip to Red China that their passports could be seized and they risk violating the Trading with the Enemy Act. The warning notes a potential quasi state of war exists between the United States and Red China and trips could make travelers pawns in Communist propaganda.

Washington United States Red China Christian A. Herter State Department Herter Moscow Communist China Peiping Christian A. Werter

Church Board Approves Plans for First Unit

Oftawe Christian Church board approved the first phase of its building project, a fellowship hall on the west side at 1th and Cedar. Low bids came from Markowitz Builders, Carey Plumbing & Heating, and Wiggin Electric. The hall will serve worship and Sunday school. sanctuary to be built later, with total cost $87,600.

Oftawe Christian Church 1Th Cedar Markowitz Builders Emporia Carey Plumbing & Heating Co Vincent Skidmore Howard Doyen Garfield School 4Th Odd Fellows Lodge Garfield

Radio permit sought for Salina station 910 kilocycles

The Federal Communications Commission received an application for a new radio station from Kansas Broadcasters, Inc. of Kansas City for a Salina, Kansas outlet on 910 kilocycles at 500 watts daytime operation.

Washington Federal Communications Commission Kansas Broadcasters, Inc

Civil Rights Compromise Blocked in House

Washington reports a stalemate in civil rights legislation as Rep Keating seeks unanimous consent to send the bill to conference with the Senate and push a compromise. The effort stalled, blocking any immediate resolution of differences between chambers.

Washington Senate House Rep Keating

Warns Against Foreign Aid Cuts

House Republican Leader Martin of Massachusetts warned reporters that a special session of Congress may be called if foreign aid appropriations are cut deeply He said the President would have to recall Congress if funds are reduced beyond what can meet commitments and questioned whether funds would last until January 1 to fulfill obligations.

Hisenhower House Rep. Martin Massachusetts Sen Knowland California Senate Eisenhower Washington—House Martin Congress Congr

AFL-CIO to Complete Action Against Teamsters

The AFL-CIO Executive Council voted to complete action on corruption charges against the Teamsters Union before their convention next month. President George Meany said the Ethics Practices committee set a final date of September 5-6, with recommendations to be announced around September 23-24, ahead of the September 30 Teamsters convention start.

Chicago Teamsters Union Teamsters George Meany Afl-C110 Ethical Pracitices Committee

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