Callery Chemical Warns Halting Fuel Program Damages Firm
W H Schechter of Callery Chemical told Congress that ending the high energy boron fuel program would be a knockout blow to his firm. The Navy and Air Force halted the project after spending over 240 million dollars, affecting Muskogee plant plans and forcing layoffs of about 200 workers, with the plant put on standby. The company warned the Navy that Callery relies solely on boron fuels for military research.
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Washington
Congress
Navy
W. H. Schechter
Callery Chemical Co
Schechter
House Space Committee
Air Force
Callery
Mine Safety Appliances Co
Pittsburgh
Muskogee
Okla
Hel
Williams buys Thompson's Dairy Creme in Ottawa area
Richard Williams 103 has taken over management of Thompson's Dairy Creme at 1644 S Main Ottawa. He is a lifelong resident, married with one child Deb bie. Also notes: Deb bie is connected to Beautyland, Mozelle Néelie Steele. stock car races planned Saturday night at 7 30. Jesse Blake hospitalized for observation at Sarita Fe Hospital Topeka room 435. Dorris Marie Arnold’s car damaged after bus collision on W 17th near the Armory driven by Bobby Brunner. Brunner claims heavy traffic forced bus to the right. Zenith hearing aids ad. Leo Akers Jr cited for stop sign violation. ST Matthews Books ad. Kate Robinson files quiet title suit in Ottawa District Court. Union LP Gas Co robbery details and $74 silver service reported. A Sigler named key banker for Kansas Bankers Assoc in Franklin County with agricultural loans totaling $269 307 000, up 1¢ from prior year.
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Richard
Williams
Nitecust
Thompson
Dairy Creme
S. Main
Ottawa
Debbie
Dorris Marie Arnold
Dundee
Bobby Oran Brunner
Melvern
W. 17Th
Armory
Brunner
A. ©. Sigler
Peoples National Bank
Richmond
Kansas Bankers Association
Franklin County
Sigler
Kansas
Watchful Mother Saves Boy After Clothesline Rescue
In Boston AP report, 8 year old Bobby Eaton nearly hanged from a clothesline after falling from a shed. Helen Slattery cried out, George Slattery cut the line with a knife, neighbors aided respiration, and doctors said the child was saved from serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bobby Eaton
Helen Slattery
George Slattery
Bobby
Committee At End Of Road On Concessions
Washington AP The head of the House conferees said no more concessions are possible on the labor control bill. Senator Kennedy noted no overnight changes as eight days of talks continue. The main quarrel centers on secondary boycotts with Kennedy’s compromise proposals seeking to preserve labor rights.
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Washington
House
Graham A. Barden
D-Nc
House Labor Committee
John F. Kennedy
Dmass
Senate
Kennedy
Death of William David Jones at 529 S Oak
William David Jones died about 6 a.m. today at Pierce Nursing Home. Born September 18, 1673 in Elizabethtown, North Carolina, he married Rhode Belle Boling in Rantoul on October 8, 1898. Survived by two sons, two daughters, 17 grandchildren, 29 great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 10 a.m. at Towner Chapel, Stanton Cemetery, Rantoul.
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William David Jones
S.oak
Pierce Nursing Home
Elizabethtown
N. C
Rhode Belle Boling
Rantoul
Ottawa
Missouri Pacific Railroad
David Jones
Pomona
Bert F. Jones
S. Mulberry
Bessie M. Pearce
N. Hickory
Goldie L. Adams
Paola
Towner Chapel
Stanton Cemetery
Funeral for Thomas William Cousins in Williamsport cemetery
Private funeral services for Thomas William Cousins who died of a heart attack in Chicago will be held Friday at 5 p.m. in Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsport.
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Thomas William Cousins
Chicago
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Soybean Harvest Early This Year
Raymond Gillette and Gene Mohr brought in the first harvest in the Ottawa area. At the elevator the crop averaged 37 bushels per acre on their 55 acre field south of Ottawa.
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Ottawa
Raymond Gillette
Gene Mohr
Gillette and Mohr
Grain Markets Kansas City Wheat and Soybeans Report
Grain markets report from Kansas City shows wheat prices around 1.96 to 1.97 per unit for No 2 hard and dark hard, corn around 1.19 to 1.22 for No 2 white and galley, oats steady, and soybeans near 1.96 to 2.01 per unit. Futures brief includes open high low close figures for Sept through July contracts with limited clarity due to OCR.
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Kansas City
Lessee
Eepl
Ccsse
Spanish Fashions Shown To Writers By Balenciaga
Paris AP fashion notes describe Balenciaga's new collection with fringed hems loose overblouses rhinestone tennis pall jewels and knee length hemlines. Designers reveal innovative silhouettes battle jackets and unique hats while a mannequin illusion impresses buyers and press amid secrecy about press spies.
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Paris
Balenciaga
Balenciaga Sanuetnaire
Marriage Licenses Issued in Ottawa and Chanute Pair
Lawrence Dale Forsythe Jr aged 19 of Ottawa and Linda Lee Lantz aged 18 of Chanute obtained marriage licenses. The ceremony details are not listed in the excerpt.
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Lawrence Dale Forsythe Jr
Ottawa and
Linda Lee Lantz
Chanute
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Recorded
Admitted Ralph and Trinidad Ybarra at 1034 Walnut today. Births to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olds of Quenemo a son born today weight 5 lb 12 oz. Dismissed Robert L. Mignot Wellsville transferred to KU Medical Center Wednesday. Robert Jones Lilly nursing home Mrs Norman Scott and baby son 303.8 Sycamore Mrs Bernard Smith 624 ER 11th Mrs Tom Tschantz Donlon Motel Joe Averill RFD 1 today.
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Robert. L. Mignot
Wellsville
K. U. Medical Center
Robert. Jones
Lilly Nursing Home
Norman Scott
Baby Son
Sycamore
Bernard Smith
Tom Tschantz
Donlon
Joe Averill
RFD
Red China Admits Economic Trouble
AP report from Tokyo notes Peiping acknowledged deep domestic economic trouble after a secret Central Committee meeting. Production in 1958 fell short of claims, leading to drastic cuts in this year’s targets. With Mao’s program in jeopardy, a shooting war in Asia may be avoided, potentially calming tensions in the Formosa Strait after 16 days of quiet.
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Tokyo
China
Asia
Communist Central Committee
Peiping
Mao Tze-tung
Formosa Strait
Quemoy Islands
Police Report Two Collisions At Island Main
Police report two crashes yesterday. Fred Davis 70 of 1043 S Locust collided with Ralph Tedrow 29 of 803 N Poplar after noon at Island Main. Davis said a car ahead turned west and another car forced him into Tedrow lane. both vehicles sustained minor damage. Frances Michel 47 of 1404 Cedar was cited for illegal right turn after a collision in S Main 1500 block. her car had minor damage while a second car driven by Chester York of Oklahoma City sustained major damage.
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Fred Davis
S. Locust
Ralph L. Tedrow
N. Poplar
Island Main
Davis
Tedrow
Frances Elizabeth Michel
Cedar
S. Main
Khrushchev affirms firmness on Germany talks
In Moscow Khrushchev says talks with Eisenhower may ease outstanding East West differences but opposes Western ideas on German reunification. He urges Adenauer to rely on talks between East and West Germany and warns against using economic strength to build military power.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Khrushchev
Adenauer
West Germany
Europe
Federal Republic of Germany
Communists Gain In Laos Northern Province Sam Neua
Brig. Gen. Amkha Soukhavong says rebels infiltrated at least a quarter of Sam Neua with about 40 percent of residents supportive. Two North Vietnamese officers surrendered to Laotian paratroopers. no military action reported in eight rebel provinces. Observers say Sam Neua lacks urgency despite claims of holdability.
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Vientiane
Laos
Sam Neua
Amkha Soukhavong
Sam Neva
North Viet Nam
Red
Red Pathet Lao
Pathet Lao
Phong Saly
Amkha
Seven Die in Copter Crash Near Thule Air Base
Washington AP reports seven people died in a helicopter crash near Thule Air Base Greenland. Livingstone Lord Satterthwaite a senior U S Foreign Service officer was among the dead. Also killed were Capt. James H Ozier Capt. Dale W Robertson Col Kenneth R Kenerick Col James F Hogan Maj Frank W Chandler and another American. One Dane among the deceased.
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James H. Ozier
Albuquerque
N.M
Dale W. Robertson
Rhinelander
Wis
Kenneth R. Kenerick
Army 7Th Artillery Group
Thule
Chevy Chase
James F. Hogan
Copenhagen
Ashland
Frank W. Chandler
Kingstree
S.C
Hearing Monday For McLaughlin in Red Smiley death case
A preliminary hearing for Samuel L. McLaughlin, 62, linked to the death of Red Smiley, is set in County Court on Monday at 10 a.m. County Attorney Don ald White says the proceeding will decide if evidence is enough to bind him over to District Court for the September term.
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Samuel L. McLaughlin
Red Smiley
Donald White
White
Hearing on Final Settlement in Stockford Estate
In Kansas Franklin County Probate Court, No. 10-248, a petition by William S. Bowers as administrator requests final settlement of the Fred C. Stockford estate, claims allowance, heirs and devisees determination, and fees. Defenses must be filed by September 5, 1959, 10 a.m., in Ottawa. BOWERS & BOWERS, Attorneys for Petitioners.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Fred C. Stockford
William S. Bowers
E.t.a
Ottawa
William & Bowers
Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas 1959
Public auction to settle a partition in the estate of Norman Lee Logan. Sheriff will sell on September 28 1959 at 2 00 PM at the west front door of the Franklin County Court House Ottawa Kansas. Tract 1 South 120 feet of Lots 26 and 28 Block 58 and related parcel. Tract 2 Lots 25 27 29 31 33 and 385 Block 98 excluding a condemned 16 feet strip. Sale to satisfy partition decree.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas
Edna Carey
Emory O. Guy
Ralph B. Logan
Norman Lee Logan
District Court of
Fourth Judicial District
Franklin
Fourth Judicial District Court
Ottawa
County of Franklin
Block
City of
City of Ottawa
Main Street
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Beautyland
Mozelle Néelie Steele
Bula Cummings
Jesse S. Blake
N. Mulberry
Sarita Fe Hospital
Topeka
Ellis
Lamb
Zenith
D. R. Norman
Leo Andres Akers Jr
Cypress
Staffords
Kate Robinson
Charles T. Smith
Union LP Gas Co
Sheriff's Office
Lal
Womani
Mangas
Taulbenoes
Roy Rogers
Gameral Home
Nadeane Walker
Ralph
Trinidad Ybarra
Walnut
Robert. Olds
Quenemo
John Roderick
Chester A. York
Oklahoma City
Mgr
By David’ Lancashire
Red Army
Cic Montgomery
John Deere Tractor
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor & Impl. Co., Inc
Joan Deere
Cagney
James Cagney
Shirley Jones
George Nader
Joanna Moore
Brian Keith
Virginia Field Om
Josephe Levins
Eastman Color
Tessa
Ealing
the Horse Soldiers
Billy Cox & His
Covered Wagon Boys
America
Spahitnas
McLaughlin
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys For
Petitioners
Max R. Gilmore
Kelsey & Winter
Tohn B. Pierson
P.m
Cece Ee
Bavailete
Highway 36
LeLoup
Reward
Hubbard Lumber
Princeton
Madel Lehman
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