Briefs on audits legal notices and ads in Ottawa area
Township forms for annual audit must be returned by the first Monday of the new year per county clerk Bruce Spears. Various ads note products, services, and local court actions including divorce suit by Elizabeth L. Hoffman and custody request, a driving license charge against Frank E. Holbert, and community ads for Santa Fe carload data, piano tuning, and Christmas photos. Capt Anita Cox of the WAC will visit Ottawa University on Dec 11 to discuss program details and summer orientation.
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Bruce Spears
Anita Cox
Women's Army Corps
Ottawa
WAC
Ottawa University
Fort McClellan
Ala
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City shows cattle numbers at 4,000 with stockers and feeders steady. Slaughter steers and heifers, cows, bulls, vealers, and calves mostly steady with ranges cited. Hogs at 5,000 head, barrows and gilts steady to strong, sows higher. sheep 1,899 head steady to mixed.
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Kansas City
Teady
Northeast Storm Drops Heavy Snow and Fatalities
A major storm across the Northeast and South diminished but left heavy rain snow and winds. Snow and sleet stretched from New York City to the Great Lakes, with Syracuse hit by 45 mph gusts and four inches on the ground. At least 14 deaths were blamed on storm driven accidents. hundreds were stranded as schools plants and airports closed.
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New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New York City
Great Lakes
Michigan
Syracuse
N.Y
Maryland
Massachusetts
West Virginia
New York State
Hospital Notes and Births Reported
Hospital notes show the admission of Mrs Grace Warner at 723 W 6th. Births recorded for Mr and Mrs Jerry Smithey at 703 KE 4th a son born Monday, weight 5 lb 14 oz. Dismissals include Rev Stephen Cunliffe at 921 5 Mulberry and Mrs William Miller and baby son at 628 Willow. Additional entries list Mrs J S Good 717 S Main Bill Ralston 823 Olive and Mrs Ben Printy 728 N Mulberry today.
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Jerry Smithey
Stephen Cunliffe
Mulberry
William Miller
Baby Son
Willow
J. S. Good
S. Main
Bill Ralston
Olive
Ben .Printy
N. Mulberry
Suspect Firebug Damages Carrier Midway in Pacific
The U S Navy reports a suspected firebug damaged the 45 000 ton aircraft carrier Midway at Subic Bay Philippines last month The fire in the after heat pump room was fought by crew and base fire department several compartments flooded the ship remained operational and sailed two days later An investigation blamed a damage control man now under medical examination The Navy is also probing deliberate damage to the submarine Nautilus during overhaul at Portsmouth New Hampshire last fall
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Washington
Navy
Midway
Pacific
Subic Bay
Philippines
Portsmouth
N.H
Youth Held In Murder Case
In Redondo Beach California a 17 year old boy killed his mother Edna 38 and badly wounded his stepfather Don Fisher 28 after waking from what police called a bad dream He was found with a bloodstained hunting knife and could not explain the slayings a year old daughter survived the assault Edgar Lee Cox was booked on suspicion of murder by Torrance police while the son slept through the tragedy.
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Redondo Beach
Calif
Don Fisher
Fisher
Edna
Edgar Lee Cox
Torrance
Senators Probe Cartel Ties Behind Drug Price Markups
Senate Antitrust subcommittee gathered disputed testimony on Schering Corp price markups from 118 percent to over 7000 percent for drugs like progynon estinyl and prednisolone. Chairman Kefauver pressed for foreign licensing agreements, seeking any international cartel links. Brown defended costs and argued aides misrepresented figures while promising to review requests with foreign partners.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Moniday
Schering Corp
Bloomfield
N.J
Estes Kefauver
Dtenn
Francis C. Brown
Kefauver
Schering
Brown
Subcommittee
John Blair
Mail increases noted in Wellsville area
Postmaster Simmons reports a noticeable rise in incoming and outgoing mail, with figures matching the drop in shopping days before Christmas. Local residents and visitors are mentioned along with holiday craft projects and church revival plans in nearby El Dorado Springs and Ottawa.
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Simmons
OU Art Professor Is Award Winner
Prof. Ronald D. Hickman head of the Ottawa University art department wins the Dwight Dillon Memorial award for Crafts at the seventeenth Missouri Exhibition at the City Art Museum of St. Louis. A sterling silver decanter with four cups takes $100 top prize. Eldon C. Tefft of K U also wins top honors in sculpturing with a bronze figure titled Ghost Dancer.
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Ronald D. Hickman
Ottawa University
Dwight Dillon
Missouri
City Art Museum of
Hart Names Demo Winning Ticket
State Treasurer George Hart said Democrats could win in 1960 if Adair Stevenson is nominated for president with Sen. Jack Kennedy for vice president. He reported hearing Sen. Lyndon Johnson at a Hutchinson dinner and noted other possible nominees Stuart Symington and Hubert Humphrey as contenders.
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Topeka
George Hart
Adair Stevenson
Jack Kennedy
D-Mass
Hart
Lyndon Johnson
D-Tex
Hutchinson
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Johnson
Humphrey
Symington
Kennedy declines comment on Poling claim of Catholic influence
New York AP Kennedy would not comment on Rev Dr Daniel Poling’s claim that as a congressman in 1950 he canceled a Philadelphia banquet appearance to honor the Chapel of the Four Chaplains after a request from the late Cardinal Dennis Dougherty. Poling said Kennedy acted as a Catholic representative at the event.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
Temple University
Windsor Woman Missed Vote as Council Bid Fails by One
Mrs. Wilbert Routley left a sick father to rush to his side and did not vote in Windsor Ontario local election. Her husband’s bid for a fourth term on the Sandwich East Council failed by a single vote, highlighting tight race and personal sacrifice.
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Windsor, Ont
Wilbert Routley
Sandwich East
Major General O'Bryant to retire as 89th Division commander
Maj. Gen. Charles W. O'Bryant of Wichita will retire January 1 as commanding officer of the 89th Infantry Division, which oversees reserve units in Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska.
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Wichita
Charles W. O’bryant
89Th Infantry Division
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Six Fined In Police Court
Police records show Raymond F Hoskinson 49 of 316 S Oak plead guilty to being drunk in public and was fined 50 dollars. In same session five others were fined 180 dollars total for moving traffic violations and six more forfeited 72 dollars in bonds.
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Raymond F. Hoskinson
S. Oak
Hoskinson
L. E. Scott
Independence
James T. le Tight
S. Poplar
Werter Eugene Harford
N.sycamore
Ronald Lee Detwiler
RFD
Eddie Joseph Smith
N. Mulberry
Wanda R. Altic
FE. Wilson
Paul V Erdman
Elk Falls
Edgar Redford
Lawrence
Harrold Dean Lundstedt
QO. J. Cook
N. Sycamore
Clinton Dewitt Gaston
Docking cancels trip to Germany next April
Governor George Docking has canceled a planned month long trip to West Germany in April to avoid being away from his office too long. The invitation from Dr Edward Myers aimed to showcase the United States to leaders and educators in Bonn.
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Topeka
George Docking
Germany
West Germany
Kansas
Edward Myers
Bonn
United States
Docking
U.S. Senate
Funerals for Bertha Richards Held at Lamb Funeral Home
Services for Miss Bertha Richards who died December 1 were held December 3 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. R B Shoemaker officiating. Pallbearers were L C Geiger Harry Murphy Hubert Sample Clifford Detwiler Gardner Finch and Earl Anderson. Mrs Fayne Lathen and Lloyd Griffiths sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J R Henning. Burial was in Peoria Cemetery.
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Bertha Richards
Lamb Funeral Home
R. B. Shoemaker
L. C. Geiger
Harry Murphy
Hubert Sample
Clifford Detwiler
Gardner Finch
Earl Anderson
Fayne Lathen
Lloyd Griffiths
J. R. Henning
Peoria Cemetery
Eisenhower Eyes New Cabinet Post Ahead of Congress
Newsweek reports President Eisenhower plans a new cabinet role described as a virtual prime ministership. The First Secretary of Government would oversee the State Department foreign aid and international operations of many agencies, outrank the vice president and cabinet, and negotiate for the President at international meetings.
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New York
Newsweek Magazine
Eisenhower
Congress
State Department
U.S
Newsweek
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Elizabeth L. Hoffman
District Court
S. E. Hoffman
Frank E. Holbert
Cypress
Highway Patrol
M. L. Merrick
70Th St
Santa Fe
Ellis
Wright
Britton A. Powell
Kas
Providence Hospital
Powell
A. M. Powell
N. Poplar
Express Office
Evecare Viverenenes
KC Livestock
Lamb
Ray Cunningham
S. Cedar
Mammel Art Center
Lois Smith
THE
Associated Press
Grace Warner
R. W. Thomson
North American
Sonotone
National Better Hearing Service
Wellsville News A
Faye Gorsage
Ralph Shannon
Gilbert McConnell
Fred Rhoades
Parsons
W. James
Ernest Moore
RFD 2
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Dakoto
Roy Miller
Lois Miller
Willis Holtwick
Janice
Raytown
Holtwicks
J. L. Holtwick
New Hope Baptist Church
el Dorado Springs
New Hope
A. B. Martin
Southard
John Clinton
Methodist Church
Demo
Kennedy
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
Mgr
Lark
Studebaker
Robertson Motor Company
N. Main St
Jim Haworth
John Deera Plow
R. W. Brown
Ottawa Lodge
A.F
A.M
Loren A. Ames
Sidney O. Morris
Fredrick A. Gardner
Anthony Oddo
W. J. O'Neill
Pat N. Sterling
Sugar Creek
C-O
Ottawa Herald
General Services
Garand
Ira
Gail de Jarnett
Waverly
Henry Alban
Standard Rendering Co
Cail Callect
Conrad
McCracken Electric
Buitchen
Russell Kins Nison
North Williamsburg
Hink
Williamsourg
Holstein Springer Heyters
Harald van Horn
Pomona
Leeds
Fort
Wayne Gray
Quenemo
Lee Carter
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