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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1959

Page

8

Side Swipes on 1960 Licenses Sale and Park Opening

County Clerk Bruce Spears announced hunting and fishing licenses for 1960 go on sale Monday at the County Clerk's office with licenses issued by calendar year. Denton Hill State Park in Coudersport is opened as a skiing resort, snow pending. Ida Deidrick, age 99, marked her birthday in Findlay, Ohio, quipping she sees little point in living so long.

Bruce Spears Spears Coudersport Pennsylvania Forests and Waters Department Denton Hill State Park Findlay Ohio Ida Deidrick

Freighter Sinks. 15 Men Rescued in Lifeboats

The Guam Pioneer sank 340 miles southwest of Los Angeles after flooding a hold. Fifteen crewmen from America, Cuba, Greece, and Spain rode two lifeboats for eight hours as Coast Guard planes and USS Picket located them in fog. Captain Mahlon Beese and others were aboard. Audrey Corbett sent the SOS before dying.

Long Beach Calif Audrey Corbett San Francisco Guam Coast Guard USS Picket Transmarine Navigation Co Mahlon Beese Harry Drew Hubert McCall Honolulu Corbett Texas

To Try Again On Steel Dispute

Federal mediators plan to restart steel contract talks early next week likely Monday while steelworkers finish aluminum talks in Chicago. The union will resume negotiations under the Taft-Hartley injunction, with wages and local rules at issue after a pre strike average wage of $3.11.

Washington Chicago Eisenhower Joseph F. Finnegan

Bus crash in Cordoba kills 13 and injures 22

A speeding bus collided with a passenger train at a crossing near Cordoba Argentina on Thursday, killing 13 people and wounding 22. Authorities investigated the crash and identified victims and suspects.

Cordoba Argentina

Fall and Weekend County Forecast Preview

The county forecast shows afternoon through Saturday cooler with a warming trend by Saturday. Highs today in the mid 40s, tonight's low around 20s, Saturday highs in the lower 50s. Yesterday’s high 47, low 30. Record highs and lows for the date noted. Hourly temps listed through the 6 PM hour with generally steady readings in the mid 40s to mid 50s range.

Secesechz BS

Jaycees Plan Annual Children's Party Saturday

The Junior Chamber of Commerce will host its annual children's party at Memorial Auditorium this Saturday at 2 p.m. Santa Claus will give gifts to youngsters, with movies for kids, and a dinner featuring chicken ice cream and sweets.

Jaycees Junior Chamber of Commerce Memorial Auditorium Santa Claus

Charles Cade Dies Today in Pomona Crash

Charles William Cade 62 a Franklin County bridge foreman since 1944 died this morning while driving south of Pomona from a heart attack. He lived at 226 S Willow Ottawa and was survived by his wife Charlotte and a son AM/Sgt Ronald G Cade of Oceanside along with two brothers and three sisters. Funeral Monday at Sacred Heart Church with burial in Woodlawn Pomona. Rosary Sunday at Lamb Funeral Home.

Charles William Cade Franklin County Pomona S. Willow Ottawa Bern Neb George Irvin Cade Ella (Smith) Cade Charlotte Hempel Emporia Ronald G. Cade Oceanside Calif Cecil [Cade Grayslake Ill Harold Cade Quenemo C. E. Timberlake Hiawatha Charles Cain Sacred Heart Catholic Church Knights of Columbus Lodge U. S Sacred Heart Church Charles M. Brink Woodlawn Cemetery Lamb Funeral Home

Eisenhower In France For Western Summit Visit

President Eisenhower, upbeat after a Mediterranean cruise, landed in Toulon to begin a Western summit with de Gaulle allies. A 21 gun salute greeted the Des Moines as French officials welcomed him aboard. He stressed a United States France coalition working for peace and strength. The tour, part of an 11 nation swing, drew massive crowds as six million cheered the President during his voyage toward Paris.

Eisenhower France U. S Des Moines Toulon Harbor Louis Jacquinot Charles de Gaulle TJ Am de Gaulle United States Jacquinot Naval Athens Tunis Naval Base Paris North Atlantic Alliance NATO U.S

Holiday greenery on sale at Willis Garden Center

Heavy berried holly mistletoe and Christmas trees advertised at Willis Garden Center located at 5th and Cherry, with Ady listed among the offerings.

Willis Garden Center Ady

Ottawa Cyclones Meet Highland Park Scot Ties In Season Opener

Ottawa High Cyclones host Highland Park in the first Northeast Kansas League game of the season in the junior high gym. The B team plays at 6:30 p.m. followed by the A team at 8 p.m. Ottawa owns an undefeated mark.

Ottawa High Cyclones Highland Park Scotties Ottawa

Bandit Nabbed After Attempted Robbery In Berkeley Lobby

In Kansas City AP report bandit Jack Emerson Lord 29 an ex convict fled after assaulting clerk Alex Wilson at the Berkeley Hotel. He was tackled by Wilson’s colleagues following a demand for cash. A separate home assault on Ida Winkler 74 in Ottawa left her with serious injuries and a missing purse. Police found a .25 pistol but no cartridge clip.

Kansas City Berkeley Charles Hook Alex Wilson Wilson Charlie Jack Emerson Lord Ottawa Ida Winkler N. Oak Winkler Franklin County Ransom Memorial Hospital Roy Seaton N. Sycamore Old Rantoul Miami County Spring Hill Eugene Flaherty Topeka Kansas Bureau of Investigation Oak Lamar Phillips

96 Men Live Underground For Two Weeks

In Pleasanton California a Civil Defense experiment ended as 96 bearded men emerged from a steel quonset hut shelter after two weeks underground. They could have stayed two more weeks with more water and food. The test checked survival in nuclear fallout conditions, shelter design, air systems, and sanitation. Participants lost three to five pounds, needed baths, and ate Army rations and a special USDA diet.

Pleasanton Calif U. S. Department of Agriculture San Francisco Bay Area

Gilliland To Rebuild Garage After Fire

Elmer Gilliland of Centropolis said this morning he has begun cleanup for rebuilding the Gilliland Garage which burned Thursday morning. The garage, built in 1929 with a 1947 addition, housed tire repair and general garage work. Gilliland said he had some insurance but not nearly enough.

Elmer Gilliland Centropolis Gillilad Gilliland

Strike Ends at Parsons Plant Over Pay Increase

Parsons Kansas AP reports steamfitters at the Kansas Ordinance Plant ratified a six cent hourly raise after protracted talks. The union sought seven cents while the contractor offered four. Electrical workers on the observed picket line also accepted the six cent raise.

Parsons Kansas Ordnance Plant National Gypsum Co

Ottawa churches plan varied Christmas programs

Ottawa churches announce Christmas season plans with nativity plays carol singalongs and youth productions across First Assembly of God First Baptist Calgary Baptist Sacred Heart School and many others. Programs include child youth and choir performances plus candles masses and a Christmas Eve Eucharist.

Ottawa

Hassle Over Busted Bridge In Appanoose County

County commissioners wrestle with the North Appanoose Creek bridge damage after a gravel truck struck and collapsed it on September 3. The old structure was salvaged and a temporary bypass built at an estimated cost of 14 000 to 15 000 dollars. An insurance offer of 2 500 dollars was discussed, with Cecil Vining noting they cannot know the value of a new bridge and may be foolish to refuse.

Appanoose Creek Milo Randall Pomona Cecil Vining

Also Mentioned on This Page

Magic Chef Mack's Ike Steel Union Charles W. Cade Charles Cade Chicagom David J. McDonald United Steel Workers USW McDonald Arthur J. Goldberg Can Kaiser Bandit Seaton W. R. Shenk Shenk Winkler Yard Logan Miss Winkler Earl Hicks Hicks Rael Amos Assembly of God Church E. 13Th First Baptist Church S. Hickory Elliott Hall Calgary Baptist Church W. 7Th Sacred Heart School S. Cedar Jesus First Christian Church Llth Cedar Nativity Virginia Wner Faith Lutheran Church E. 12Th Church of the Nazarene 7Th and Elm Trinity Methodist Church N. Cedar Christ Trinity Methodist Church L. D. Boatman United Presbyterian Church S. Walnut North Baptist Church E. Wilson First Methodist Church Charles P. Knight Grace Episcopal Church Childen of the Church 9Th and Hickory Shirley Ann Jones Church of the Brethren Gerald Mease Dudley Gibson Lamb
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