Local notes and social items from Ottawa area
News briefs report updates on community activities including state cow belles secretary Mrs Leonard Horn, a former Ottawan, and her Colorado connection near Eagle. Lon Lovitt returns home from hospital in Wichita after treatment. Ottawa residents Don Harbison and family back from Texas trip via several stops. A purse theft is reported on S Cherry and Kayettes plan a Father-Daughter chili supper and carols for shut ins at Garfield school December 6.
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Leonard Horn
Dorothy Crofts
Ottawa
Colorado State Cow Belles Association
Colorado Cattlemen's Association
Vertus Crofts
Eagle, Colo
Lon Levitt
Wichita
St. Francis Hospital
Lettie Iichenberry
Lovitt
S. Richmond
Lovitts
Kayettes
Ottawa Senior High School
Garfield School
Coaltown Sold to Paris Breeder Marcel Boussac
The 10 year old stallion Coaltown once a racing great was sold by Calumet Farm to Marcel Boussac of Paris, the renowned French breeder.
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Coaltown
Calumet Farm
Marcel Boussac
Paris
Admitted and dismissed patients listed in brief notices
Admitted Mrs Millie Gross of 205 E Wilson on Wednesday. Admitted Mrs Emma Stephenson of 300 Ash on Wednesday and dismissed Thursday. Admitted Mrs Lucille Cramer of 114 S Cedar and Douglass Bramer of 410 Blackhawk today. Dismissed Miss Eva Eeord of Richmond on Wednesday. Dismissed Mrs Rollie Hashman Jr of 916 Maple. Mrs William Wilson and baby son of 127 Walnut and Mrs Vern Sink route 4 today.
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Millie Gross
E. Wilson
Emma Stephenson
Lucille Cramer
S. Cedar
Douglass Bramer
Blackhawk
Eva Eeord
Richmond
Rollie Hashman, Jr
William Wilson
Walnut
Vern Sink
Soldier's Home Fund Restored In Kansas Budget
Gov. Fred Hall reversed the budget division on restoring 127 500 for a multiple purpose building at the Kansas Soldiers Home in Dodge City and restored about 8 000 of an 16 823 cut in operating funds. The 102 000 for a 20 apartment building was eliminated. Budget requests were 634 713, pared to 388 390, now about 524 000. Martin M. Kiger said four to five agencies remain for processing with appeals next Monday. Budget recommendations to the Ways and Means committees are due Dec 15 for the Jan 10 budget session.
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Topeka
Kansas Soldiers Home
Dodge City
Fred Hall
Martin M. Kiger
Department of Administration
Senate
House
Police's Dilemma Over Illegally Parked City Hall Car
A Boston police tow crew started removing an auto illegally parked outside City Hall but the driver rushed out with claims he was fetching the city paymaster to deliver police pay checks to headquarters. The officer halted the tow, noting the situation as one they cannot afford to tow away.
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Boston
City Hall
Strike Called On Detroit Daily Papers
Detroit AFL stereotype operators struck the city’s three daily newspapers today in a contract dispute with the Detroit Newspaper Publishers Assn. Picket lines were set up around the plants as the labor action began.
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Detroit
AFL
Assn
Harriman Described as Utility Man in 1956 Race
Sen. Sparkman likened Gov. Averell Harriman of New York to a utility man in the 1956 Democratic presidential sweepstakes. Harriman denies active candidacy but may be the favorite son for New York. De Sapio and Sparksman debate Harriman’s potential reserve role and impact on Adlai Stevenson’s front runner status.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
New York
Sen
Sparkman
D-Ala
Harriman
iTammany
Carmine De‘Sapio
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Canada Ahead With UN Plan
Canada presses a 27 nation proposal to admit 18 applicants to the United Nations amid veto threats from China and Russia. Paul Martin leads, aiming for a 60 nation committee hearing before Security Council fate. U S abstains on the five communist applicants but does not campaign against them.
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United Nations
N.Y.P
Canada
Paul Martin
Security Council
China
Outer Mongolia
Russia
U.N
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Victor A. Belaunde
Good Offices
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
Belaunde
V. V. Kuznetsov
United States
Albania
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Deaths of Farm Laborer and Ottawa Resident Maude Burns
David Gerald Monroe, 38, a farm worker from Kansas City, died of a heart condition in an office on the John Gaynor farm near Ottawa. Investigators say the body was found in a chair. Monroe was a WWII disabled veteran and a former bookkeeper from Missouri. Funeral plans pending. Maude Burns, 77, Ottawa resident and widow of Louis Burns, died at home after six months of illness. She leaves a daughter, grandchildren, a sister and a brother. funeral Saturday at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Hope cemetery.
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John Gaynor
Ottawa
David Gerald Monroe
Gaynor
R. S. Roberts
Monroe
Dean Driscoll
Kansas City
Missouri
Mc-Vey-Dengel
Maude Burns
Louis H. Burns
Wichita
The
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Hope Cemetery
Burns — Maude
Louis H
S. Ash
Alabama Aides Burkett’s 100 Yard Kickoff Return Record
Jim Burkett achieved the longest run in Alabama football history with a 100 yard kickoff return in 1949 against Duquesne, a standout play that marked a landmark in the program’s record book.
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Alabama
Jim Burkett
Duquesne
Typhoon Patsy Rages South of Okinawa in Pacific
A late-season tropical storm becomes a full typhoon south of Okinawa with winds near 100 miles per hour. In Rangoon, Soviet Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev arrive from India for a weeklong visit, greeted by a large crowd. Britain vows to protest to Russia within 24 hours over East Berlin occupation end and transfer to East German authorities.
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Tokyo
Philippines
Pacific
Okinawa
Patsy
Rangoon
Burma
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
India
U 'Nu
Mingaladon
London
Russia
East Berlin
British Foreign Office
Hotel Guests Register By TV
A hotel executive predicts sidewalk television receivers and transmitters will let travelers register from their cars. Tom L Powell, president of the American Hotel Association and Plaza owner, says hotels nationwide will install Sidewalk TV to let patrons inquire without leaving their vehicles.
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Los Angeles
Tom L. Powell
American Hotel Assn
Powell
Plaza
San Antonio
Tex
White House Education Conference Vague On Classroom Need
James Marlow outlines the White House Education Conference report showing cautious language on federal aid for new classrooms. The consensus report notes states rarely show financial incapacity but fails to commit to outside help or decisive funding, prompting questions about who bears the pressure.
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White House
Washington
State Department
Faure Calls New Election In Postwar France
Paris moved quickly as Edgar Faure’s cabinet dissolved the National Assembly, triggering an early election expected Jan 8. MendesFrance allies blasted the move as an outrage, while L Express denounced the government for misleading the country on economics and foreign policy.
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Paris
France
Edgar Faure
National Assembly
Pierre Mendes
Faure
Mendes-France
L’express
Algeria
Morocco
Feather cleanup order in Lexington case
Two youths who broke into a storage warehouse scattered 100000 feathers. Juvenile Trial Commissioner W Rodes Clay ordered the punishment: the youngsters must pick up the feathers.
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Lexington
W. Rodes Clay
Congress Eyes Soil Bank Plan In Farm Aid Talk
Rep Clif Ford Hope of Kansas said Congress likely will back a soil bank type bill, describing it as paid land retirement for conservation. Speaking to the Rotary Club, Hope praised some progress on the domestic parity plan he introduced but doubted passage next session.
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Garden City
Congress
Clifford Hope
R-Kas
Injuries Fatal for 17 in Montezuma Area Crash
Dennis Dale Unruh age 17 of near Montezuma Kansas died from injuries after a car overturn near Montezuma. The crash occurred Sunday and the youth was driving the vehicle at the time of the accident.
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Dodge City
Dennis Dale Unruh
Montezuma
Kas
Montezu
Unruh Family Mourns Bereavement After Loss
The deceased is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Peter J Unruh seven brothers and four sisters reflecting a large immediate family in the community response to the death.
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Peter J. Unruh
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