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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1958

Page

3

Mrs Mande Agard visits Ottawa amid family illness

Mrs Mande Agard of Louisville Kentucky is in Ottawa to visit sister Mrs D O Deal due to brother Charles Day's serious illness at Veterans Hospital Kansas City. Day has been released home for three weeks before returning for further care. Also notes of a rummage sale and guardsmen families trip to Camp Ripley Minnesota with visits to Little Falls Brainerd and Paul Bunyan Center.

Mande Agard Louisville Ottawa D. O. Deal Logan Charles Day Cypress Veterans’ Hospital Kansas City Day Camp Ripley Minn Harlan McFadden Howard Linneman Bob Steele Spe Gary Miller Ricky McFadden Cathy Steele Little Falls Mess Hall Kansas Missouri Millers and McFaddens Paul Bunyan Brainerd Steeles Linniemans J. W. Roberts K. U. Medical Center Roberts

Faubus Expected To Fight Court s Integration Edict

ST LOUIS AP Faubus poised to oppose a federal court ruling ordering integration at Little Rock Central High. The 8th U S Circuit Court of Appeals halted a lower court order that would have forced seven Negro students to stay out. Judge Matthes indicated the decision rests on whether public resistance or mob violence justified nullifying federal court action. Faubus moved to appeal while statements noted possible legislative action before the Sept 2 opening of school.

ST. Louis Little Rock Central High School Central Wee WeUries U. S. Circuit Matthes Court of Appeals Arkansas Richard C. Butler Orval Faubus Tor Supreme Court High Court Setlis U.S. Dist Harry J. Lemley Hope Ark Marion C. Matthes William Gray Garnett Altamont Colo Vttle Rock Faubus Ottawa Archibald K. Gard Centrallner of Huron S.D Virgin Board Blossom Lemley Ronald Davies Fargo N.D Eisenhower

Chest X-Rays To Be Taken In Franklin County

Franklin Countians will soon have chest X rays as part of a county program expanding the age to 20 years and over. The Kansas Medical Society committee on tuberculosis control based changes on past surveys and will use tuberculin skin tests in schools, colleges, and other venues. Mobile X-ray units will operate at a beauty salon and other locations with sponsorship from the County Medical Society, Kansas Board, and Franklin County Tuberculosis Association.

Franklin Kansas Medical Society Committee On Tuberculosis Control Goldie Marie Daugharthy W. 4Th Main Kansas State Board University of the County Medical Society Kansas The County Cancer Group Franklin County Tuberculosis Association

Local Markets Schedule and Army Land Bill

The report lists mobile market stops across counties including Pomona Ottawa Wellsville Neosho and Williamsburg with dates from Aug 21 to Sept 3. It also notes a Washington offer to convey about 181 acres at the Fort Crowder military reservation to Neosho for city use under a bill sent to the White House and priced by the Army Secretary. The land was acquired in 1942 for about $10,000 and is bounded by Highway 71 and the Kansas City Southern Railway.

W. C Harding Pomona Pan Ottawa Pontiac BES . Veeeeseee Lear Srrrvenss South Main Ottawa Lumber Ca Wellsville Fri- Washington Richof Neosho Williamsburg Crowder Military Reservation White House Secretary of the Army Kansas City Southern Railway

Pittsburg Agency Files Arrive in Kansas Town

Pittsburg Kansas receives the new Age Search Branch of the Bureau of the Census. About 54 truckloads of files and equipment from Washington arrive for a 10 day move to a 30,000 square foot building. Employment potential is around 165 positions. interview of civil service qualified applicants begins next Monday. Access to certified copies of census records offered for a fee to prove age for aid programs.

Pittsburg Kan Washington Age Search Bureau of the Conene Roy D. Musselman

One Killed Nine Hurt On Turnpike

WELLINGTON AP Inc Smith about 70 Oxford Kas was killed and nine persons were injured in an automobile accident at the Wellington interchange on the Kansas Turnpike yesterday. Miss Smith retired in February as a linotype operator for the weekly Oxford Register. Injured were her sister Mrs Agnes Hathway Wichita Mr and Mrs Raymond Paul Hayes and daughter Donna Corpus Christi Tex Judy Ann Walden Corpus Christi Mr and Mrs Allen S Zalkin and son Mark Omaha and a Turnpike attendant Richard Beggs Wellington. None was believed injured seriously.

Wellington Ap) — Inc Smith Oxford Kas Kansas Turnpike Miss Smith Oxford Register Agnes Hathway Wichita Raymond Paul Hayes Donna Corpus Christi Tex Judy Ann Walden Allen S. Zalkin Mark Omaha Richard Beggs

Five-Year-Old Dies In Family Fight

Five-year-old Wynonia Wilson died amid a family dispute after a gun went off at a toll gate scene. Warnings and police statements describe a chaotic chase as a gunfire incident unfolded involving parents and other motorists. Local officials confirmed the child’s death and are reviewing the circumstances.

Wichita Wynonia Wilson Leonard Washington Wilbur Eisenhower U. S Atto Forney Kansas Senate William C. Farmer Hayes Fred R. Wilson Beggs Zalkin

Dies During Talk To Club In KC

George Walker aged 64 collapsed and died while addressing the 40 Years Ago Column Club in Kansas City. The incident occurred in front of the audience as they discussed the city’s history. The Kan sas City Star notes the event among back-page reminiscences.

Kansas City George Walker Club Cmembers Kansas City Star Enn

Hospital Notes Admits List Of Patients

Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs. Harry J Bates of 710 E Logan and George New of Williamsburg on Monday. Others listed are Harl Parker of Garnett Henry Hilderbrandt of RFD 3 Mrs Betty Clark of 514 Pine Theo Tucker of Rantoul with Tuesday admissions.

Harry J. Bates E. Logan George New Williamsburg lHarl Parker Garnett Henry Hilderbrandt RFD Betty Clark Pine Theo Tucker Rantoul

Rail Merger Is Rejected In Missouri Pacific Vote

Missouri Pacific Railroad directors rejected a proposed merger with Texas and Pacific Railway. Mopac president Mrs Charles Kelley said the two railroads would pursue greatercoordination and back a study committee recommendation against the merger, as directors voted to move forward with the plan.

ST. Louis Missouri Pacific Railroad Texas & Pa Cffic Railway Mopac Charles Kelley N.russell L. Dearmont Winton Winter Son S. Ash Evan E. Dorkins S. Mulberry Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City Cynthia Blakeman Miss Jameson Bonnie Louise Suggs Cape Canaveral Fla Sea Island Texas Airlbazey Pacific Force U.S Atlantic Cape Moon Project Earth

Florida golfer wins Heart of America Women’s Invitational in playoff

Blonde Bonnie Randolph of Naples Florida defeated two veterans in a sudden death playoff on the 12-foot birdie putt to claim the Heart of America Women's Invitational title. Betty Jameson San Antonio placed second after a late rally, Suggs and Smith followed atop the leaderboard.

Kansas City

Rep Smith Denies Pressure From Way Up There

Washington Rep Wint Smith denied under oath that pressure from high places squelched the 1953 inquiry into Teamster boss James Hoffa. He testified before the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee that the hearings had run their course and he never received value or campaign contributions from Hoffa or organized labor. He said Hoffa was treated fairly by the House Labor subcommittee and noted orders from up top to limit the inquiry to union welfare funds.

Washington Alm Wint Smith R-Kan James R. Hoffa Smith House Detroit Senate Rackets Hoffa Organized Labor House Labor Clare Hoffman R-Mich

Truck Crash Fatal To 4 and House Vote Fallout

A truck crash killed four people and injured a husband and daughter in Syracuse with a two ton boulder slide. In Congress a Republican bloc defeated housing and labor bills while a Democrat backed the bills. Five women and two young sons were killed in a separate Kan. truck incident. Rescue crews freed occupants from a smashed car after the wreck.

Harry Jacobs Estelle Syracuse N.Y Washington House William H. Avery Errett P. Scrivner Myron V. George Edward H. Rees Wint Smith Rep J. Floyd Breeding George Rees Scrivner Smith Andrew Schoeppel Senate W. Wilson White Sen Frank Carlson Albert Stone Carthage Jacobs Robert Scott Bonnie

Notice of Hearing in Dixie Olive Schulz Estate

In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court case 10,238 Bible Schulz petitions for administrator of Dixie Olive Schulz deceased. You must file defenses by August 27, 1958 at Ottawa court. If not, a judgment will be entered. Attorney for Petitioner: Gleason, Glearon, Doty & Logan.

Ottawa Herald State of Kansas Franklin County Dixie Olive Schulz Dixie Olive Schule Aaid Ottawa Billie Schulz Gleason, Glearon, Doty & Logan

Notice of Appointment in Robingon Estate in Franklin County

First published notice in Franklin County Kansas Probate Court announces Lula A Hood Robinson deceased. Vida Adams named executor with letters testamentary issued August 12 1958, creditors must file claims within nine months. City Clerk Ottawa reports monthly fund balances across multiple city departments and reserves totaling 1 806 208 18.

Claat Probath Court Franklin County Kanhas L. A Ottawa Balancs Isse Bond & Intereat Cemetery Highland Highland Walsh Jet Hopa Water & Light Electric Light Works Walsh Lotter Hope

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