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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1955

Page

5

Army Puts First Phase Of Reserve Plan Into Effect

The Army begins one phase of a reserve training program and plans more steps. It will enlist 17 to 18 year olds for six months training and aims to expand reserves to 2.9 million from 800 thousand over years. Immediate six year enlistments into the reserve with two years active duty, three in ready reserve, one in standby, and substitution options are outlined.

Washington Congress Eisenhower Army Marine Corps

Red Students Free To Leave

U.S. officials say about 40 Chinese former students in the United States want to return to Communist China but are free to depart at any time. The issue was raised by Red China in Geneva talks as Washington seeks freedom for Americans held there.

Washington U.S China Red China Geneva United States

Grain Surplus To Level Off By 1956

Washington reports that wheat carryover surges since 1952 should slow by July 1 1956 and level off a year later due to acreage allotments and marketing quotas. Production in 1956 may fall below 911 million bushels with about 860 million expected this year and a marketing year supply near 1.935 billion bushels. The government holds about 2.5 billion dollars in wheat from price supports, with 1955–56 prices near 2 dollars per bushel and 1955 parity at 2.24 before reductions.

Washington Agriculture Department Department

Assault Charge Is Dismissed In Wichita

In Wichita felo nious assault charges against Elna Jane Johnson 26 were dismissed yesterday after her husband Leslie 26 deputy county attorney Jack Glaves said they reconciled and will try to rebuilding their home for their two children.

Wichita Elna Jane Johnson Leslie Jack Glaves Glaves

Swanky District Refuses Home Purchase To Dr Sammy Lee

Dr Sammy Lee the two time Olympic diving champion and Army major is blocked from buying homes in Garden Grove California by local real estate operators citing ancestry. Lee's attempts to buy priced at 12000 and 27000 dollars fail with dismissive comments from a salesman and a promoter. Lee says the incident harms the country and vows to fight it, noting his USC education and Army service.

San the Chronicle Michael Harris Gordon Tripp Garden Grove Lee Sammy Lee Lees J. Johnston Sammy Johnston Ft. Carson Colo University of Southern California Orange County Korea Sullivan

Williamsburg Meeting In Illinois Details Local Travels

William­sburg notes recount Harry Tucker and 42 others from De Kalb Seed Co on research in Iliopolis Illinois with Mau rice McKeen, plus extended family visits in Chicago, DeKalb and Independence Missouri. A show of weekend visits includes dinners, a Moscow Idaho trip, a new granddaughter Susan Renee born August 3, and gatherings of Sadana chapter OES and Anchor Lodge AF and AM. Regular OES meetings resume in September.

Harry Tucker Maurice McKeen Iola DeKalb Seed Co Iliopolis Ill Wilma Domnanish Nathalee Bliss Ottawa Milton Tucker Chicago DeKalb W. M. Gibson Douglas Jimmy Sharon Gibson Independence Jesse Edge Comb Kenny Sheryl Peter Greeves Ervin Chambers Patricia C. E. Chambers Kansas City Moscow Idaho Glenn Susan Renee Don Sellers J. D Sadana Chapter O. E.S Anchor Lodge City Park

Hikes Tariff On Bicycles

President Eisenhower ordered an immediate fifty percent tariff hike on all imported bicycles to protect American producers from serious injury. Headquarters at his vacation site indicated wholesale costs could rise by one to three dollars as foreign manufacturers may add the duty to their selling price.

Fraser Colo Eisenhower United States

Homey Bean Dish with Bacon Squads and Pen Canned Checks

A casual note highlights top canned beans enhanced with bacon for a homey meal. It also observes rural check-writing habits, noting about 75 percent are written in pen and pencil.

U S Farmers End Red Tour in Soviet Union

Twelve American farmers return to Moscow after a 32 day swing through the Soviet Union. They report drought threats to dust bowls yet see vast cultivation schemes promising large future grain crops. Charles Hearst of Cedar Falls Iowa notes impressive projects but stresses moisture is crucial for wheat. the party plans further review of crop conditions.

Moscow Soviet Union Russia Siberia Kazakhstan Charles Hearst Cedar Fails Iowa Communist Party Nikita S. Khrushchev Hearst

Unclear fragment: two busy days in Moscow before Sunday

The brief text notes two remaining busy days in Moscow before departure Sunday, implying travel planning and itinerary completion. No names, organizations, or dates beyond the mentioned city and upcoming Sunday are provided.

Moscow

Son Of College Founder Is Dead

The Rev. John A. McAfee, 66, son of Park College founder, died yesterday in Estes Park. He served Presbyterian pastorates in Missouri, Kansas, and Tennessee before leading the Interdenominational Community Church of the Rockies. He was a native of Parkville and survived by his widow and four children. funeral set for Estes Park on Saturday. Also noted is Johnny McCall, New York Giants pitcher nicknamed "Windy" by Ted Williams.

Denver John A. McAfee Park College Parkville Mr. McAfee Missouri Kansas Tennessee Community Church of the Rockies Estes Park Topeka Johnny McCall New York Giants Windy Ted Williams Red Sox

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