Ottawa Herald Carriers Pay Reminder and Local News
Subscribers reminded carriers must collect payments every two weeks on Saturday, with phone options if issues arise. Initiation news includes John Milton joining Alpha Zeta at Kansas State, and local updates on Harry Ball's improved condition and visitor eligibility. Scholarships awarded to Robert L. Luce at KU, citations for parking, a habeas corpus hearing in Indianola, Gaorgia Whiteford new job in Kansas City Safeway, and a US Geological Survey topographical survey near Ottawa for the interstate highway project.
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The
Ottawa Herald
US Geological Survey
J. N. Henningson
Ottawa
Newton
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Area
Hospital notes list admissions including Helen Moody from route 1 and several named patients in Quenemo Edgerton and Cedar House with today as the admission day. Births record a daughter for Mr and Mrs Max William Seymour at 421 S Sycamore born today weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces. Discharges include James Finch Rantoul Charles Jennings Baldwin James Biddle Frank Sturdevant and Mrs Belle Willis to Cedar House today.
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Helen Moody
John Rogers
Quenemo
A B. Cooper
S. Cherry
Gary Fallowell
Dennis Dwyer
Edgerton
Janet Gonser
S. Mulberry
Glenn Terrill
S. Locust
Lillian Alcorn
Cedar House
Max William Seymour
S. Sycamore
James Finch
Rantoul
Charles Jennings
Baldwin
James Biddle
S. Third
Frank Sturdevant
S. Main
Belle Willis
Docking To End Budget Hearing
Gov elect George Docking will close budget hearings next week with hearings by state schools and major agencies. The Highway Department warns of a $5 million yearly gap over three years to sustain projects and federal aid. a gasoline tax increase or other revenue may be needed if funds are not raised now. If not, the construction program may be kept only if money questions are deferred to 1958.
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Topeka
George Docking
State Board of Regents
State Board of Penal Institutions
Docking
Highway Department
Jet crash at Camp Pendleton kills three on hill
A jet crashed during a low level strafing drill at Camp Pendleton yesterday. The pilot and two of 120 Marines on a hillside mission died. Identified victims include 1st Lt. David L. Day of Burlingame California, Cpl. George R. Parker of Americus Georgia, and Pvt. Raymond J. Eckert of Chicago Illinois.
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
David L. Day
Burlingame
George R. Parker
Americus
Raymond J. Eckert
Chicago
Deaths and funeral notices for Hamby and Atherton in Ottawa area
Thomas Clayton Hamby aged 74 of 207 Red Jacket died suddenly at home yesterday at 7 30 p m after ill health He was born January 25 1882 in Huston Till but came to Ottawa as a young man He worked 34 years for Warner Steel Co before retiring He survived by wife Emma Eunice Mendenhall three daughters Mrs Ed Warner Wellsville Mrs D F Springfield Derby Kas and Mrs G E Lilly Ottawa one son Glen Hamby Ottawa and a step son Delbert Mendenhall Topeka six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Funeral services set for Towner s Chapel Monday at 2 p m Rev Carl Adolphson officiating Burial in Highland cemetery Also services for George Atherton 69 of Harris community since 1902 held Saturday at Farris Funeral Home Garnett He died Nov 28 after two year illness Rev Charles P Knight a nephew officiated Mrs Alan Risinger provided organ music Pallbearers Claude Boots Dale Dave Bill Bob and Guy Young Burial in Garnell cemetery He was born Jan 2 1887 at Branston Nebraska moved to Harris with parents at 15 Married Grace Young Oct 9 1912 surviving with five children George Marjorie Mildred Jean and Bill four grandchildren and a brother D A Atherton
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Thomas C. Hamby
Thomas Clayton Hamby
Red Jacket
Huston
Til
Ottawa
Warner Steel Co
Emma Eunice Mendenhall
George Atherton
Harris
Farris
Garnett
Charles P. Knight
Alan Risinger
Claude Boots
Dale
Dave
Bill
Bob
Guy Young
Garnell Cemetery
Branston
Nehr
Grace Young
George
Marjorie
Mildred
Jean
D. A. Atherton
Runaway Snark Missile Missing in Brazilian Jungle
The Air Force says a runaway guided missile launched from Patrick AFB Florida on Wednesday is presumed to have landed somewhere in the Brazilian jungle near the Amazon. The Snark was designed for a 3000 mile flight with a planned closed Atlantic circuit and remained radar tracked to the South American coast.
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Washington
Air Force
Amazon River
Patrick Air Force Base
Fla
Atlantic
South America
Lawrence area auction dates listed for December sales
C A Myers Son announces December sales including Lawrence Market on East 11th Street Lawrence Kansas December 8 J R Adkins Estate 514 N Poplar Ottawa Kansas December 11 Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Kansas December 12 Mrs Mary Weegar Williamsburg Kansas December 13 Roberts Market Sale East 11th Street Lawrence Kansas December 15 Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook Kansas December 19 Ray Brown eight miles southeast of Quenemo Kansas December 27 listings include several northeast Kansas venues
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C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Ottawa
Lawrence Market
East Ith Street
Lawrence
Kansas
J. R. Adkins
N. Poplar
Overbrook
Mary Weegar
Williamsburg
Roberts Market
East 11Th St
Ray Brown
Quenemo
Auction notices from Kansas farmers and sale barns
Readable fragments list various farm sale contacts and dates across Franklin County and surrounding towns. Names include Jack Nelson Overbrook, Neill George Waverly, Walter Stevens near Waverly, and several Ottawa area firms with December sale dates. Details appear inconsistent by fragment but indicate recurring weekly or specific-date auctions.
Eden's Future Still In Doubt
Britain’s Conservative government survived a Socialist censure on Suez and a confidence vote on Middle East policy. Eden faced internal divisions as abstentions trimmed the majority, signaling a wary party backing a tougher line while avoiding resignation.
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London
Britain
Conservative
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Middle East
Eden
Labor Party
Egypt
France
U.N
U.S
Knife Wounds Fatal In Emporia Report
Robert Charles Smith aged 55 of Emporia died from knife wounds suffered shortly before. Police Chief Al Bates said James C. Harris, cafe manager and owner of a trailer court where Mr and Mrs Smith lived, was held for investigation.
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Emporia
Robert Charles Smith
al Bates
James C. Harris
World Wide News Briefs Highlights Milestones
In London the Pearl Harbor anniversary contrasts with the Soviet milestone of Moscow routing. Warsaw reports factory closures and rail cutbacks to tackle Poland’s coal shortage. Subotica notes 51 Hungarian refugees, mostly die-hard Communists, return home. Soviet agency accuses Austria refugees of forced deportations to the U S and far-off countries. Buenos Aires fires Adm Olivieri as UN delegate amid regime criticism.
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London
United States
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nounced
Austria
Buenos Aires
Pedro Aramburu
Adm
Anibal O. Olivieri
United Nations
Foreign Ministry
Aramburu
Olivieri
Part Of County In Drought Area
Part of Jackson County Kansas has been designated a drought disaster area by the Agriculture Department amid dry conditions impacting farmers and local agriculture.
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Washington
Jackson County
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Local Market Prices and Food Tips From a Historic Page
An assortment of grain and commodity prices appears with wheat barley soybeans rye white corn yellow corn oats and milo listed with varied values and units. The note adds nonfinancial tips on fruit cake storage ginger ale timing and brown sugar color and flavor guidance.
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Jay Ellis
John Milton
Kansas State College
Alpha Zeta
Harry Ball
Veterans’ Hospital
Linwood Blvd
Kansas City
Robert L. Luce
S. Hickory
University of Kansas
Kansas Contractors Association, Inc
Wesley Howard
N. Main
North Main
Montgomery County
Main
Jay Brown
Don White
Roy Church
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Indianola
James E. Flagg
Flagg
Georgia Whiteford
Anager
Safeway Stores
McVe Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Kramer's Drug Store
Kramer
Professional Pharmacy
4Th and Main
W. F. Kramer
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly
Walter Stevens
Stewart & Son Rt
Harold
Y Sale Co
Locust Rees
Albert Farm
Albert
Franklin Count
Wilson
M. W
Carl W. Houston
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Printy & Son Ben Printy
Gordon James
Paola
James Burke
Mulberry
Burke
Herald
Lamar Phillips
Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
Subotica
Yugoslavia
Pela
Richardson
Bennett
N. Walnut
Bennett Creamery Co
Joe Towner
Russell Stover Candies
Bhat
Dean Berlin
Limb Funeral Home
Star Grain & LuMber Co
Holy Bible
Biel
MC Ay
Anchor
Organization of
Kansas City, Kansas
D. William Overton
North American Building
J. Dean Nofsinger Manager
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