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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1956

Page

5

Alaskan Delegates Seek Statehood Amid Harsh Trek

Alaska delegates led by Sen William Egan Rep Ralph Rivers and Ernest Gruening arrived in Seattle after a 2300 mile deep freeze journey to press for statehood under the Alaska Tennessee plan. The party reported favorable national reaction and optimism remains high for admission.

Seattle Alaska William Egan Ralph Rivers Texas Egan and Rivers Ernest Gruening Congress Tennessee

Kansas Corn Estimate Down

Kansas 1956 corn production is placed at 32,067,000 bushels, down from 35,432,000 a month earlier, with the year’s output the smallest since 1937. The federal and state agriculture departments also cut the 1956 Kansas wheat crop by 1,318,000 bushels to 143,282,000.

Topeka Kansas Federal State Departments of Agriculture

Elderly Topekan Robbed of $2,500 at Home

Topeka police report an elderly resident in his late sixties woke at 2 a m to find two armed men robbing him of 2500 dollars inside his home. Authorities described the suspects as two men and are investigating at the scene.

Topeka William Armstrong

Armed men seize cash then return some money in farm sale case

Police reported two armed men demanded Armstrong's money. He handed them 55 from his trousers but they returned it saying they wanted the hidden funds. Armstrong then surrendered 2500 from a hiding place at home. He said the suspects fled by car and the cash came from a farm sale in mixed denominations.

Armstrong

GM To Expand Plant At KC

General Motors announced plans to expand its Chevrolet assembly plant in Kansas City to meet higher production needs. GM asked the city planning commission for space and proposed giving up a paralleling street. The expansion would grow assembly space from 501,670 to 978,480 square feet, a 95 percent increase.

Kansas City General Motors Chevrolet City Planning Commission

Marble Tops Protected by Paste Auto Polish

Marble tops on furniture can be safeguarded from marring stains by applying a coat of paste auto polish, providing a protective surface and easier maintenance.

Troop Pact Reached By Reds Poles In Poland Warsaw Pact

Poland and the Soviet Union reached a formal accord detailing how Russian troops operate in Poland. The pact affirms temporary Soviet presence, Polish sovereignty, and non interference in domestic affairs, with many provisions resembling a NATO ally agreement and many items to be finalized in three months. It cites four reasons for the Soviet garrison including German denial of Polish WWII borders and the general postwar security situation.

Warsaw Poland Soviet Union Moscow Wladyslaw Gomulka United States NATO East Germany

Haskell Students Aid Hungarian Refugees

Haskell Institute student council and student body at the Indian school in Lawrence left a 51.13 contribution at Governor Fred Hall’s office for Hungarian relief. Officials said the effort was voluntary and organized by students.

Topekap Fred Hall Haskell Institute Lawrence

Preservation of Southern Cross Memorial in Brisbane

The historic Australian aircraft Southern Cross, used by Sir Charles Kingsford Smith Charles Ulm James Warner and Harry Lyon for the first trans Pacific flight in 1928, is being preserved as a national memorial in a special Brisbane building.

Southern Cross Sir Charles Kingsford Smith Charles Ulm James Warner Harry Lyon Brisbane

Co-Op Leader Praises Benson at Omaha Meeting

Marvin J. Briggs, president of the National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, told Omaha Bank for Cooperatives stockholders Ezra Benson is doing an excellent job and the farmer’s lot should improve in 1957. He cited stable material prices and better markets as reasons for optimism.

Omaha Marvin J. Briggs National Council of Farmer Cooperatives Ezra Benson Briggs Indianapolis Omaha Bank For Cooperatives

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