Ottawa Herald Carrier Collection Notice And Local News Briefs
Subscribers told to expect carrier collections on Thursdays and Fridays as drivers must settle bills every two weeks. Emery Corbett returns from Fort Knox after six months of army training and will resume studies at Kansas State College. Obituary notes for Lee Hitchcock, 73, with services near Cherryvale. Pvt. Howard D. Cox graduates from Fort Leonard Wood automotive course. Tonight's trap shoot at Forest Park Range features prizes and on-site sales. Funeral attendees listed for infant Johnny Dean Coats. Recruiter from the U.S. Air Force to visit Ottawa employment office Wednesdays. Ottawa High vocal teacher Harold Tarpley hospitalized seeking blood donors RH negative to O. Rotary club hears Christmas customs by three overseas Ottawa University students. Next week Lions and Sertoma to meet with.
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Emery Corbett
Kenneth C. Corbett
Rt. 4
Ottawa
Fort Knox
Emery
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Rotary Club
Adneta Gonzaga
Philippines
Francis Okedij
Nigeria
Africa
Justo Diaz
Cuba
Lions and
Sertoma
Hospital Notes Admitted And Dismissed Patients
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Henry Hildebrandt route 3 Mrs Bertha Craig Waverly Harold Tarpley 703 S Cherry and Mrs Earl Bond 418 Sycamore dismissed Mrs Lucy Garrett 911 S Main with other entries for Sir Helen Moody route 1 Mrs Jessie Barnhill route 4 and the Karr family baby daughter 723 Sycamore Mrs Glenn Baker and baby son Waverly and Mrs Robert Stewart 319 Locust today.
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Henry Hildebrandt
Bertha Craig
Waverly
Harold Tarpley
S. Cherry
Earl Bond
Sycamore
Lucy Garrett
S. Main
Helen Moody
Jessie Barnhill
Dante. Karr
Glenn Baker
Robert Stewart
Infant Johnny Dean Coats dies in Independence
Graveside services held December 10 at Garnett cemetery for Johnny Dean Coats infant son of Dean and Mrs. Coats of Independence Missouri. Born December 7 at St Marys hospital Kansas City he died December 9. Pallbearers named Glen Trout Harry Schaffer Cecil Dunn Roy Schaub with Rev Meyers officiating. Survived by parents grandparents great grandparents and several aunts and uncles.
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Moon
Garnett
Johnny Ep
Dean Coats
Independence Mo
J. A. Coats
Clifford
Briggs
Richmond
Chester Coals
Kay
Marie
Jin Cook
Don
Homer Bishop
Nora Witt
Coltrane
Eil Dunn
Harry Schaffer
KR. G. Harms
Roy Schaub
Bill Suttor
Russell Ritter
Princeton
Ola Mulinex
Jim Cook
Florence Dunlap
Kansas City
John Briggs
Hamby Funeral Services Held for Thomas C Hamby
Funeral services for Thomas C Hamby who died December 6 were held December 10 at Towners Funeral Chapel. Rev Carl Adolphson officiated with pallbearers Clifford W Fritts Albert Peterson George Phibbs Gordon Blunt Vern Johnson Joe Edwards and mourners Mrs Louise Burlingham and Mrs Richard Smay. Hymns were sung by Mrs Lawrence Ott. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamby
Thomas C. Hamby
Towners Funeral
Carl Adolphson
Clifford W. Fritts
Albert Peterson
George Phibbs
Gordon Blunt
Vern Johnson
Joe Edwards
Louise Burlingham
Richard Smay
Lawrence Ott
Buriat
Highland Cemetery
Ask British To End Discrimination
Twenty seven members of the House of Commons urged the government to halt discrimination against Americans by an irresponsible minority of British citizens. The motion, signed by twenty four Labour members and three Conservatives, was an expression of opinion prompted by a landlord who evicted a U.S. Air Force major over U.S. Middle East policy. Embassy spokesmen called it an isolated incident.
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London
House of Commons
Commons
Middle East
U.S
New Cooperative Planned in Linn County
A new cooperative to be organized in Linn County aims to operate a bulk plot with two petroleum tank trucks and later expand into grain elevator business and related lines. About 175 members have joined the drive. The first annual meeting is set for Monday evening December 17 in LaCygne. Consumers Co op of Kansas City guides the formation. location to be announced. Principal Linn County towns include LaCygne Mound City Pleasanton Blue Mound Centerville Parker and Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Paul Greager
LaCygne
Creager
Consumers Co-op
Kansas City
Mound City
Pleasanton
Blue Mound
Centerville
Parker
Prescott
Mass Raids by Irish Outlaws Across Northern Ireland
In Belfast today Irish Republican Army units staged mass raids at 12 points in Northern Ireland causing about a million dollars in damage. In Greenville Rhode Island residents report invaders blew up a $100,000 past four days, and attacked buildings including a court. The Royal Ulster Constabulary faced bombings and a raid on a barracks while Britain’s BBC and VOA programs were interrupted.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
British North Ireland
Greenville
Royal Ulster Constabulary
British Broadcast Corp
Voice of America
Tyhouse
Abraham Lincoln
Night of terror hits endless Northern Ireland patrol line
Police described a 200 mile stretch in Northern Ireland as a night of terror with five of Ulster's six counties affected. A policeman was wounded slightly and five raiders captured before they fled. Police said the raid aimed to show strength by IRA leaders to deter dissidents within its ranks after recent minor raids on British customs posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ireland
Ulster
IRA
Israeli Troops Withdraw From Sinai in Phase
Israeli forces pull back most units from the Sinai Peninsula with remaining troops acting as cover for the final phases. The retreat aligns with Yugoslav forces moving east from the Suez Canal, delayed by mined roads. No exact date for the last withdrawal. expected within two to three weeks as U N troops move to key eastern centers to patrol the Sheyotian Israel border.
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Tel Aviv
Sinai Peninsula
Suez Canal
Sinai
U. N
Desert
World Wide News Briefs AP mosaic from postwar era
East Java floods kill 66 and render over 75,000 homeless with 15,000 homes destroyed and boats lost. In Pakistan a wild elephant stampede injures a royal escort and kills a deputy district commissioner near Chittagong hills. In Italy, U N forces prepare logistics for Sinai and airlift possible to Budapest. In Moscow, Lithuania’s Communist head calls for stepped ideological work after Hungary’s events.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Java
Karachi
Pakistan
Iran
East Pakistan
Chittagong Hill Tracts
L. H. Niblett
Shah
Ghulam Reza Pahlavi
Chittagong
Moscow
Lithuania
Communist Party
Hungary
Antanas Snechkus
Soviet
Lithuanian Communist Party
Bethlehem Youngstown merger eyed as antitrust action debated
Bethlehem Steel Corp plans to acquire Youngstown Sheet and Tube in a deal valued around 2 billion dollars. Justice Department says it will seek to block the merger in federal court, arguing it would lessen competition. Board members urge speed in court action, city unspecified.
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New York
United States
Justice Department
Eibvaberensy
Milo
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Steel
Youngstown
Bethlehem
Washington
Herbert Brownell
Justice
Eugene G.jouvert Pinin
Waver Ovara
Grace
J. L. Mauthe
Saidl
Fit
Toj
Turtle Creek
Saas
U. S. Steel
RTETT
Urge Japan For Security Council
UNITED NATIONS JAPAN BEING ADVISED TO JOIN UN AS 80TH MEMBER. SECURITY COUNCIL UNANIMOUSLY RECOMMENDED ADMISSION AFTER FOUR YEARS OF WAITING. APPLICATION FILED JULY 16, 1952 AND VETOED FOUR TIMES BY SOVIET UNION. US BACKED JAPAN MEMBERSHIP AND LODGE JR SAID WELCOME EXPECTED IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
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United Nations
N. Y
Security Council
Teddy
Japan
Council
General Assembly
Soviet Union
United States
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Pipeline Work Is Authorized In Three-State Region
The Oklahoma City Power Commission authorized construction and operation of 4.2 million dollars in natural gas pipeline facilities, approving two projects across Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma with on-site buyers present. The larger project includes Leavenworth Jefferson Anderson and Lincoln counties in Kansas Oklahoma County in Oklahoma and Platte Cass Buchanan Johnson and Lafayette counties in Missouri. The smaller project spans Logan and Oklahoma counties in Oklahoma. More than 600 attended the sale of 68 Kermac Angus Farms bulls led by an $8,000 Prince Red Gate 48th son.
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Camden, Ark
Washington
Ice Gas Co
Oklahoma City
Yes
Terday
Power Commission
States
Cuba
Star Two
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Leavenworth
Jefferson
Anderson
Lincoln
Oklahoma County
Platte, Cass, Buchanan, Johnson and
Lafayette
Logan
New Machines To Process Licenses In Topeka
In Topeka Kansas the State Motor Vehicle Department will install business machines to process drivers license renewals and issue actual licenses. State Highway Director Frank Harch signed a contract with a firm to prepare cards replacing the current photostatic method. The new system is expected to cost about 130000 dollars and moves toward modernizing antiquated procedures. Train Kills Couple In Hays
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Topeka
Frank Harch
Hatch
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Ottawa Herald
Jay Ellis
Lee Hitchcock
Verne W. Alden
Wellsville
Cherryvale
Howard D. Cox
Wesley G. Cox
Fort Leonard Wood
Cox
Colony High School
Army
Fort Leonard
The
Rotarians
Memorial Auditor Woodium
Specia
Forest Park
Art Hogelin Thas
Tech
L. W Stone
U.S. Air Force
Kansas State
Air Force
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Louis H, Dengel
New Cooperative
Ottawa Building & Loan
Associated Press
Milan
Italy
U.N
Olympic
Melbourne
Arish
Mediterranean
Pen
Budapest
Insula
Opera
Angus
Guitar
Saunders
Walter Butler
Steel Companies
Tuttle Creek
Kansas Water Resources Board
Big Blue River
Dean Berlin
Sheaffer
Vaillant
Statesman
Main-Bell Drug Co
N. Main
Hays
Raymond Ruder
Ryder
Neill George
Kas
Dee
Walter Breveng
East
John Eliott
Miles
Kaa
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Franklin County Sale Co
Witson and Locust
Dale Denniston
Cherry Street
Franklin Co
Wilson and
Locust Streets
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
Gordon James
REGAL
SOX
Swank and Shields
Swank
Paris
Buck
Hyde Park
Marx, Marbury and Brookfield
Roger Field
Knox and Barton
Sport and Leisure Coats
Marx and
Fretz
Brentwood
Buck Skein
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