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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1958

Page

6

Franklin County schools inspected for opening day

Three state troopers from Ottawa checked 31 Franklin County school buses on Park Street near Main. The buses from across Franklin County were reported in good shape. The Wellsville Fair will run September 2 and 3 with a queen contest parade band concert baby show and 4-H square dance sponsored by the Wellsville Chamber of Commerce. In Southport a city auditor reported a man admitted rigging his home power meter 25 years ago but was not identified nor the amount paid.

Franklin County Ottawa Robert J. Conaty Kenneth Cook Bill Gray Gardner Park Street Main Conaty Wellsville Southport N. C W. L. Aldridge Aldridge

Two Nebraska Men Admit Kansas Thefts

Two Nebraska men Duane A. Hart and Keith L. Smith admitted stealing three cars and guns and committing 16 burglaries across Kansas in Franklin Osage Coffey Allen and Sherman counties. After a 13 day chase ending in Omaha the pair were arrested with two Lincoln girls. authorities credited Lincoln and Omaha police for cooperation.

Nebraska Kansas Lyndon Omaha Richmond Duane A. Hart Keith L. Smith Franklin Osage Coffey Allen Sherman KBI Roy Church Lincoln Chuch

Weather County Forecast Sees Heat Peak This Afternoon

Generally fair and hot this afternoon with highs 95 to 100. Clear to partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with continued warm conditions. Lows tonight 70 to 75, Saturday highs in the 90s. Yesterday’s high 96, low 71. river stage 1.39 feet. sky clear and SW light winds yesterday.

Blue Ribbons In Place As County Fair Nears Finale

The 98th annual Franklin County Free Fair ends tonight with the team pulling contest at 8 p.m. Home Economics prizes will be awarded beforehand. Exhibits close at 4 p.m. and midafternoon rides are half price. A 4‑H tractor contest was held, and the rodeo crowned top performers with silver buckles donated by Ottawa merchants. Winners include Leonard Hampton of Dodge City in calf roping and others in bulldogging saddle bronc bareback bull riding and girls barrels. Three 4‑H booths earned blue ribbons. Kent Hollinger won the 4‑H home grounds beautification sweepstakes. Flower show entries totaled 126 with multiple awards for arrangements and blooms.

Franklin County Ottawa Leonard Hampton Dodge City Ed Jones Bartlesville Okla Pat Cleary Tulsa Virgil Baker Miami Norman Johnson Kansas City Mary Dickey Berea Eugene Wingert Wellsville Kent Hollinger M. R. Shoger Carl Richardson RFD Lloyd Hollinger Herbert Cochran Williamsburg

Labor Day Festival Plans stir Ottawa crowds

Moscow claims two dogs land from outer space. Labor Day closes Ottawa shops and mails. Sacred Heart Church hosts Forest Park picnic at 4 p.m. if not rained, else Armory. Festival tickets exceed $800. events include dinner, speeches, dancing, rides, bazaar, trap shooting, and a Burlington all star baseball game.

Sacred Heart Church Forest Park Armory Brink Lawrence Wightman Parsons Clyde Reed Jr Kansas City George Docking Jack McGee Ottawa Burlington

Wood Again Heads ASC Franklin County Committee

Wood Again Heads ASC Frederick Wood was re-elected chairman of the Franklin Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee at the ASC community delegates convention in Ottawa. Russell Wray was re-elected vice chairman. Ralph Batdorf named third member. First and second alternates were Orlin Milliken and Elden Finch. Both regular and alternate members were elected for a 1-year term beginning Sept. 2. Committee members must be farmers elected from their own number participating in one or more farm programs. They are elected by delegates previously chosen by farmers in local elections.

Frederick Wood RFD Ottawa Franklin Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee ASC Russell Wray Ralph Batdorf Wellsville Casen Orlin Milliken Williamsburg Elden Finch

Postal Clerk Retires To Turn To A New Career In Science

CHICAGO AP Jose G Bueno Sr a mail sorter in the Chicago post office for 33 years retires Sunday and two days later starts a new career as a research scientist He will be a research assistant in the Department of Oral Pathology at the University of Illinois Medical Center working with chemical compounds and their relation to the causes of cancer He is 55 Monday His wife Leonora 45 works in the same department as a technician He came to the United States in 1924 from the Philippines He has been married 18 years They have two sons Ernesto 17 and Jose Jr 13

Chicago Jose G Bueno Bueno University of Illinois Medical Center Ished College Leonora Philippines United States Philippine Dental School Loming Ernesto Jose Jr

Ottawa Schools Open To 68 More Than A Year Ago

Ottawa Public Schools opened to 2,202 children from kindergarten to Senior High, 68 more than last year. Senior High enrollment fell to 427 from 430, Junior High rose to 497 from 453, Hawthorne 296 up from 283, Lincoln 314 up from 311, Garfield 250 down from 261. Pupils have a shortened day today and will return Tuesday after Labor Day. officials expect another jump with the holiday weekend ending.

Ottawa Eugene Fields Hawthrone Lincoln School Garfield Garsfield Sion

Hurricane Daisy Weakens Off New England Coast

Hurricane Daisy sweeps northeast along the New England coast with its center about 70 miles south of Nantucket by midmorning. The Boston Weather Bureau says land danger is largely over as the storm loses intensity and offshore waters remain the main concern.

Daisy New England Cape Cod Boston Weather Bureau Nantucket

Deny ATV Show Rigged in TV Quiz Probe

NBC and Twenty-one producers deny contestant Herbert Stempel's claim that the show was rigged. Stempel says he was coached and urged to miss a question to help Charles Van Doren. Dist Atty Hogan confirms the testimony spurred the probe but finds no basis for grand jury action.

New York National Broadcasting Co Herbert Stempel Charles van Doren Atty. Frank Hogan Stempfel Dotto Jack Barry Dan Enright Stempel NBC U.S. Senate Buffalo

Fire crews answer call at Killough Construction plant

Ottawa firefighters responded this afternoon to a blaze at Killough Construction Co Hot-Mix Plant located about 1% miles east of Ottawa. Fire crews investigated the scene and aided workers as needed amid the incident.

Ottawa Killough Construction Co

Holdup Man Rides In Style Near Linwood

Leavenworth AP reporting 62 year old melon buckster David H. Nelson was robbed of about 80 dollars by a driver in an expensive sports car on K32 west of Linwood. The car pulled up around 9 30 pm and the driver asked to borrow a jack before producing an automatic and demanding Nelsons wallet and truck keys. He kept all but one dollar.

Leavenworth David H. Nelson Lawrence Linwood Nelson

Summer Heat Persists in Ottawa Weather Update

The weatherman notes Ottawa remains warm with highs near 96 and lows around 71 during the latest spell. Past records show 103 for the date in 1954, and recent lows dipped to 55 while forecasts call for 95 to 100 through Saturday with a warm holiday ahead.

Norfolk School Board Bows To Federal Court

The Norfolk Virginia School Board agreed to enroll 17 Black pupils in white schools after a court ordered review of 151 applications. The move risks closing schools to resist integration as allowed by Virginia law. Governor Almond did not comment. The NAACP aims to have Black students in Central High when fall term starts.

Norfolk School Board Norfolk, Va Little Rock Ark US Supreme Court Norfolk Board Virginia J. Lindsay Almond Jr Orval E. Faubus Arkansas Central High Faubus Ball Central Supreme Court Earl Warren National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People

Seek Identity Of A Traffic Victim

Investigators in Scott City Kansas seek positive ID for a man found dead in a car off a county road six miles east of Scott City. The vehicle, largely hidden by high weeds, carried papers identifying him as Donald William Young of Pueblo Colorado. Highway patrol said the death was from chest injuries and the crash likely occurred Wednesday or Wednesday night.

Scott City Kas Donald William Young Pueblo Colo

Clara Kaiser Nursery School Opens on September 8

Clara Kaiser Nursery School invites reservations for its September 8 opening. Call for enrollments and information on programs and scheduling.

Clara Kaiser Nursery School

Dogs land safely after spaceflight reaches 281 miles

London AP reports a Soviet one stage geophysical rocket carrying two dogs reached an altitude of 281 miles and landed in a designated sector. The hermetically sealed cabin housed the dogs and equipment totaling 3725 pounds. Data and biological readings were recorded during the mission a portion of the IGY program.

London Moscow Soviet Union

Two Men Rob Toll Station In Kansas Turnpike Holdup

Two khaki clad men with crew cuts robbed the toll port near the Oklahoma line on the Kansas Turnpike, escaping with 4.16 dollars. Attendant Jack Yearout described the blue sedan, the gun, and the missing receipts for truck trip permits. A party line phone delay hindered reporting the crime.

South Haven Kas Oklahoma Kansas Jack Yearout Yearout

Navy readies Midway and Los Angeles to reinforce 7th Fleet

The Navy announced that the aircraft carrier Midway and the heavy cruiser Los Angeles are sailing to bolster the 7th Fleet amid Red Chinese threats to invade Quemoy and Matsu. The move comes as tensions rise between the Chinese mainland and the Nationalist stronghold of Formosa.

Washington Navy Midway Los Angeles 7Th Fleet Western Pacific Quemoy Matsu Formosa

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