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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1956

Page

9

Polio Shots in Ottawa Area and Christmas Postal Plans

A health drive vaccinated 649 Ottawa area residents aged 6 months to 19 years yesterday and high school students will receive second shots tomorrow at Ottawa Junior High gym. Parental consent is required for first shots and blanks are available at school offices. The post office will deliver mail before Christmas with normal operations on Dec 24, no window service on Christmas Day, while essential deliveries continue.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Washington Post Office Department Eisenhower

Weather forecast and temperatures with ambulance ad

The forecast shows mostly cloudy conditions with light rain or drizzle in the southeast and clear to partly cloudy elsewhere through Thursday, warmer in the east this afternoon. Overnight lows 25 to 35, highs 45 to 50. Yesterday’s high 41, low 35. Year-ago values were 23 and 11, record highs 68 in 1931 and 5 below in 1924. Includes Lamb Ambulance contact info, phone 380.

Nevis Vseas Antoe

Oil men to discuss Kansas severance tax in Ottawa

Oil men from Kansas and distant states join R. F. Lollar of Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp in Ottawa for a Thursday evening discussion on the proposed severance tax. Legislators, senators, and industry figures from Dallas, Tulsa, Effingham, Wichita attend after a 6 PM dinner at the North American Hotel.

Ottawa Kansas R. F. Lollar Maracaibo Wichita Lollar North American

Sojourners Of White Shrine Photo Session Notice

Notice to Sojourners of White Shrine of Jerusalem to meet at Masonic Hall on Friday December 21 at 6 30 p m for a group picture. Sanah Cameron W H P supervised location details provided by local Chapter.

White Shrine of

Six Families Still On Adoption List

Ottawans and Ottawa groups have donated to a Christmas dinner program but six families remain unadopted. Forty families have been helped so far. the drive closes Friday unless the remaining households are adopted. Call 43-F-5 to adopt one or more families. The remaining include a seven person family, a six person family, two smaller households, and two widowed individuals.

Ottawa Jeanette Stephenson

Pump Jet Fuel In Caverns In McPherson County

Kaneb Pipe Line Co of El Dorado pumps jet fuel for the Air Force into six underground caverns in a salt dome in western McPherson County. Each cavern holds about 50,000 barrels and storage supports Smoky Hill Base at Salina. Filling will take about six months. Fuel comes from Skelly and El Dorado refining plants at El Dorado Derby Wichita Vickers Potwin and NCAA refinery at McPherson. Swap or buy through Want Ads.

EL Dorado Kaneb Pipe Line Co Air Force McPherson County Smoky Hill Skelly and el Dorado Refining Company Derby Wichita Vickers Potwin NCAA McPherson

Ottawa Mains Commended For Rescue Attempt

Dale E Wesen son of J J Wesen of 1136 South Main received a commendation letter from Brigadier General William R Woodward for his role in aiding the attempted rescue of Specialist 2 Gerald H Dunnigan who fell into an eighty foot shaft at Fort de Tavannes in France last April. Wesen helped with fellow soldiers for four nights despite unexploded ammunition and unstable walls as they dug through dirt and unearthed old skeletons in the ruins. He had been a civilian since last August and also received congratulations from several officers.

Dale E. Weien J. J. Weien South Main William R. Woodward Verdun US Army France Wesen Gerald H. Dunnigan Fort de Tavannes Dunnigan Weien

Gift Card Offer For Late Magazine Orders

Harriet Forbes at 721 Cedar offers free Christmas gift cards with late magazine orders. Local ad promotes gift cards as a seasonal incentive, inviting readers to contact the listed address for redemption.

Harriet Forbes

Luminarios Spark Ottawa Christmas Display With Candles

Ottawa expects at least 13 200 candle flames in luminario displays on Christmas Eve after Woolworth sold 1 100 dozen candles and more sales and sand supplies continue. About 330 homes are likely to be decorated as families use candles from last year or new purchases. Fire safety and sand piles at Ottawa Lumber Co on South Main are noted as free sand and demand remains high.

Ottawa Woolworth Ottawa Lumber Co South Main Bob McCrea McCrea

Little Chance For White Christmas In Kansas

The weather bureau says slim prospects for a white Christmas in Kansas. Ottawa saw light drizzle through morning, adding a trace of moisture to the month’s tally. Officials forecast clearing tonight and tomorrow with mild dry weather and temperatures 5 to 10 degrees above normal for five days.

Weather Bureau Kansas Ottawa

Wichita Loses Water Rights Court Battle

NEWTON Eas. The U S Court of Appeals ruled for Harvey County farmers in a long pending suit over Wichita equal bed water plans. The court held unconstitutional the right of way condemnation methods used to seize land for a 66 inch water pipe line across Henry Wolf and Altis Smith farms near Bentley.

Newton Eas U. S. Court of Appeals Denver Harvey County Wichita Kenneth Speir Speir Henry Wolf Altis Robert Morton Morton U. S. Dist Arthur J. Mellett Kansas City Wolf Smith Mellett Kansas

Nehru outlines Red China views during Washington visit

Indian Prime Minister Nehru told a 200 reporter news conference at the National Press Club that he had conveyed Chou En-lai’s thinking to President Eisenhower. He suggested U.S. China policy may be less rigid and that the United States and Russia are not far apart on disarmament, with confidence building as the urgent need. The session was broadcast by CBS NBC and NBC TV.

Washington Nehru Chou En-lai Eisenhower United States China U.S Russia National Press Club CBS TV NBC TV

Four Held In Oil Map Theft

FBI arrests four men in New York over the alleged theft of top secret Gulf Oil exploration maps worth millions. Maps stolen from Pittsburgh Gulf Oil offices by an employee seeking gambling debts paid to New York racketeers. Seized maps found at Tackless Corp offices in the Bronx. Odie Richard Seagraves, 70, denied involvement.

New York FBI Pittsburgh Gulf Oil Corp U.S. Tackless Corp Bronx Oi Company Odie Richard Seagraves Texas Seagraves

Silent Streets Reflect Suez Blockade Impact in Zurich

In Zurich's Bahnhofstrasse, Sunday silence and empty streets illustrate the Suez blockade's reach as Swiss authorities ban most car use for 24 hours each week to conserve gasoline. Citizens praise the sacrifice while tourists protest. motoring shifts back toward a seven day pattern amid hopes the blockade will ease before fuel runs out.

Bahnhofstrasse Egypt Zurich Switzerland

Christmas In India A Religious Fete

Christmas to Indian Christians is a simple religious celebration without Santa or decorations. Families attend church services and share a banana leaf feast after a morning service, with carols and schoolyos of local tribes showcased during the event.

India Christ Missionary Hospital

Warning Issued On Tularemia In Kansas Counties

Unconfirmed reports of tularemia or rabbit fever in Woodson and Neosho counties prompted the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission to offer safety tips for hunters. Director Dave Leahy urged targeting only active rabbits, avoiding sluggish ones, and wearing rubber gloves when dressing game. Thorough cooking eliminates risk. infected meat may show white specks in liver and spleen. The disease typically runs its course by mid January.

PRATT Woodson Neosho Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission Dave Leahy Leahy

Hungary Bets On Wage Hikes To Lure Workers

In Budapest Premier Janos Kadar announced pay rises up to 10 percent to attract labor to factories and mines. The government approved a new wage system granting increases to all workers, as reported by Nepkarat, the state trade union organ.

Budapest Janos Kadar Nepkarat Kadar

Masons Honor 50-Year Members At Ottawa Lodge

Two members of the Ottawa Masonic lodge eligible for 50 year emblems were absent. Rev N D Bigelow 90 and Charles F Rickenbacker of Prairie Village could not attend. Eight members have 25 year pins. four attended. Richard L Becker presented buttons and spoke on Masonry’s value. New officers were installed by E Glenn Robison, with Dr Arvid Berglund succeeding Leonard Kelley as master. A dinner for Masons followed, served by Eastern Star members.

Ottawa Masonic Lodge N. D. Bigelow Ottawa Parkville Charles F. Rickenbacker Prairie Village Bigelow Ottawa Lodge R. F. Lollar George H. Marshall J. Q. Mills Frank L. Riley Robert N. Bundy Lee D. Perkins Richmond W. B. Robinson Omaha L. V. Simon Topeka Richard L. Becker Coffeyville Kansas

Sinclair Lewis Captures Nobel Prize in Literature

The article notes Sinclair Lewis as the first United States citizen to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, with a historical reference to the year 1830.

United States Sinclair Lewis

Austria Hopes Nixon Visit Brings Aid

Vice President Nixon arrived in Vienna for a three day study of the Hungarian refugee crisis. Austrian officials and an escort received him as 72 Hungarian refugees cheered, and Vienna hoped U.S. aid would expand to shelter more refugees. Nixon praised Austrian aid to about 140,000 refugees since Oct 28 and planned to seek accurate U.S. intake numbers and possible expansion of relief programs.

Vienna Richard M. Nixon Nixon Eisenhower Austria Schwechat Leopold Figl Adolf Schaerf U.S Llewellyn I. Thompson Camp Kilmer N.J Guard of Honor U. S Hungary United States Washington Julius Raab Eisenhowser Nixo John §. Hollister International Cooperation Administration William P. Rogers Herbert Brownell

Eden's Hold On Job Is Stronger

London reports Prime Minister Eden's hold on his job stronger than on his return to London last weekend. The outcome of a special parliamentary election today was awaited for a possible sign of public feeling.

London Eden

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