Checker Tourney A Feature Of Annual Fair At Richmond
Richmond special report outlines the Richmond Fair August 22 24 with a state checker tournament chaired by Orie Higdon and entertainment including a ball game, amateur contest, wildlife exhibit, tractor derby, and a Swiss Bell Ringer act. Entries close August 18 for the contest.
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Beller Studio
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Henry Morgan
Greeley
Frank Gerhold
C. A. Severns
Albert Pickert
Waverly
Louisburg
David Workman
Mr. Workman
Spike Jones
Europe
Americas
Springfield man charged with fatal grocery shooting
Robert Popejoy Jr., 28, unemployed Springfield machinist, is charged with first degree murder in a rural grocery store killing near Crystal Cave. He was captured after barricading in a Strafford farmhouse, tear gas used, and three guns found on him. Witnesses identified him. a rifle was the death weapon. Miss Myrtle Schaupp, 38, was wounded, arm amputated. Bill Murrell, about 60, killed.
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Robert Popejoy Jr
Popejoy
Strafford
Glen Hendrix
Bill Murrell
Myrtle Schaupp
Schaupp
Crystal Cave
Miss Schaupp
Hendrix
Burma Fears Red Invasion Near Myitkyina
Military sources report at least 4,500 Chinese Communist regulars inside Burma near Myitkyina. They indicate a planned invasion to seize northern Burma after clashes, with about 1,000 square miles occupied. The long disputed border area remains unstable.
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Myitkyina
Burma
Oil Well Drilling Totals for 1945 and 1955
The report shows 26,800 oil wells drilled in 1945 and about 57,000 drilled in 1955, reflecting a substantial rise in drilling activity over the decade. This data highlights expansion in oil production capacity and exploration during mid-century.
Nixon Declines Comment on Knowland VP Endorsement
In Dallas Vice President Nixon refused to comment on Senator Knowland's endorsement and said he would support whichever man the Republican convention names as the vice presidential nominee. The convention opens Monday in San Francisco as Nixon travels from Dallas after greeting about 35,000 Veterans of Foreign Wars and 3,000 Texas Republicans. He praised Eisenhower and said the GOP aims for a two party system in the South.
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Plumbers Hear Attack On GOP
Michigan senator Pat McNamara addressed the United Assn. of Plumbers and Pipefitters in Kansas City, denouncing the Republican Party as a one man entity and criticizing the president’s health. He, a long-time union member, spoke during the UA convention before flying to Chicago.
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Plumbers’ Union
Subscriptions listed for Ottawa Herald renewals
The Ottawa Herald notes new and renewal subscriptions from various towns and names including Baldwin Alice Crawford Lyndon Leo Deneve Rt 1 Ottawa C W Cudd Rt 3 Ottawa Charles Terry Rt 4 Ottawa Albert N Carlson F E Moore Harold D Simmons Overbrook Homer Crawford H H Fishburn Pomona W E Crawford W F Darnell Marvin Leusink Princeton John Collins Quenemo Oliver Couch J J Neill Rantoul Lavon Bates Richmond Fred Kuiken Wellsville Ralph Overstreet Williamsburg Karl Ehman Charles O Neil Wayne Reichard.
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Alice Crawford
Lyndon — Leo Deneve
Rt. 1
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C. W. Cudd
Rt. 3
Charles Terry
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Albert N. Carlson
F. E. Moore
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Overbrook
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H. H. Fishburn
Pomona
W. E. Crawford
W. F. Darnell
Marvin Leusink
Princeton
John Collins
Quenemo
Oliver Couch
Richmond Buy A Cafe At Garnett
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kramer purchased Marie's cafe in Garnett and took possession. They are closed for redecorating this week and plan to commute from their Richmond home. The item notes numerous social visits and local events, including family travels, visits to Ottawa, Garnett, and Topeka, a Pickert family reunion, and a Richmond fair softball game.
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Marie
Garnett
Robert Lickteig
Topeka
George Atchison
Frank Dietrich
Harry Cram
Cedar House
Ottawa
Gordon Leiffring
Wathena
Lee Metzes
Clyde Harrington
Kansas City
Don Easton
Dan Dyer
Charles Printys
Ed Morford
Maurice Pontons
Dan Lickteig
Lawrence Chandler
Gary
Chris Mersman
Clyde Foraker
Herb McClures
Jay Adams
Herbert Brummel
Los Angeles
Bertilla Brummell
al Kippers
Jim Dalsings
Greeley
Kippers
Gene Mitchum
Henry Schweikart
Walter Spencer
Emporia
Kenneth Cunningham
Angelia Hastart
Chris Hermrecks
George Harts
Roy Myer
Stark
Myer
Charles Edwards
Carl
Hillsboro
Joe Folger
Bob Anderson
Kas
Charles Harnsburger
Lee's Summit
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W. J
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Hickman Mills
John Craycraft
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Caney
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Harry Horstick
Clayton McCalls
Jack Linn
Iran
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George Brock
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George Dietrich
Richmond Fair
John Coles
Henry Browns
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Rich Valley
Spring Hill
Carroll Longstads Play Ottawa at Forest Park
The Carroll Longstads of Lake Preston SD played Ottawa at Forest Park on day evening this week. They left Saturday for Fort Worth Texas and will stop here en route home after spending last week with E M Willeman.
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Forest Park
Carroll Longstads
Lake Preston
S. D
E. M. Willeman
Fort Worth
Tex
Prince Ranier and Grace to visit the United States
Palace officials say Prince Ranier III and Princess Grace will depart Le Havre on September 7 aboard the United States for a several week visit to the United States. Also Pope Pius XII names Francis Cardinal Spellman as pontifical legate to the Philippine Eucharistic Congress in Manila November 28 to December 2. Rescue efforts continue after the Bois de Cazier coal mine fire in Belgium with 270 miners feared dead and 80 bodies recovered so far.
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Palace
Prince Ranier Jr
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le Havre
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
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Marcinelle
Belgium
Bois de Cazier
Speeding driver nabbed by hammer on dead end street
Donald Hammer confronted a speeding car in a residential dead end street and held the driver until deputies arrived. Charles F B Morrison, stationed at Forbes Air Force Base, was charged with driving 35 mph in a residential area and handed over to authorities.
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Topeka
Donald Hammer
Hammer
Charles FB. Morrison
Morrison
Forbes Air Forces Base
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