Red Cross drives aid totals and hospital notes brief
Local brief lists Red Cross contributions totaling 78 dollars and hospital admissions for Grace Warner Joseph Petty Earl Williams and Alvin Hornberger. Also notes births and assorted local notices including carloadings, visitors to Kansas City and Germany, and Christmas tree sale promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Warner
Joseph Petty
N. Main
Earl Williams
Kansas
City
Alvin Hornberger
Lester Lee Myers
Local Markets and Kansas City Livestock Prices
Roland Anderson of Olathe and relatives visit in Kansas City area with notes on corn soybeans oats and eggs. Cattle calves hogs and sheep trades listed with prices at Kansas City market. Dismissals include Mrs Jerry Schulz and baby son Amos Richardson Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Schulz
Baby Son
Main
Amos Richardson
Pomona
Eisenhower and Franco Agree on Allied Talks and Peace Efforts
In Madrid, President Eisenhower and Generalissimo Franco meet at Pardo Palace. They back Western talks with the Soviets and say Eisenhower's Morocco trip supports peace. A firm defense posture is urged, and the talks strengthen Spain United States cooperation. The joint communique notes a wide range of issues discussed in cordial atmosphere.
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Madrid
Eisenhower
Francisco Franco
Moscow
Franco
Pardo
Spain
United States
Hisenhower
Morocco
Cranberry Industry Seeks Federal Damages Indemnification
The National Cranberry Institute seeks 15 to 20 million dollars in federal payments for damages from FDA weed killer contamination claims that hurt the 1959 cranberry crop and threaten the 1960 season. Institute President Orrin Colley said growers demand indemnification after Welfare Secretary Arthur Flemming publicly criticized the industry, following a seven hour meeting with representatives from MA, NJ, WI, WA, and OR.
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Boston
National Cranberry Institute
Through & Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug Administration
Institute
Orrin Colley
Traffic Toll Topeka 1959 Fatalities Log Update
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours ending 9 am Tuesday noting toll of 2. During 1959 totals reach 550 with 5a8 for the comparable 1958 period. Includes one earlier fatality not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Court Trials Set For Six Court Trials Set For Six
Break ins reported to the sheriff's office include two incidents. One at Blue Moon Ballroom and another at a private residence with six people involved. Trials set for Jan 5 include Ewltialal appliances valued over $50 taken from Vern Ritchal's home. Winfred Robinson and Kenneth Dosda face traffic and driving charges with various bonds. Arraignments and fines listed for multiple defendants on drunken driving, reckless driving, and license violations.
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Blue Moon
Robinson
Ottawa
Dosda
Dent
15Th
Mulberry
Carl Hoskinson
S.jing
Sheriff's Office
Kenneth Dwight Matteson
Hoskinson
Matteson
William Albright
Bernie Wayne Emery
S. Locust
Albright
Emery
Bobby Dale
N. Cherry
Cook
Elsie Nutt
Mildred Lewise Porter
W. 5Th
Jessie Ira Harold
S. Sycamore
Little Nations Fear Summit Session In Atlantic Talks
Belgium Greece and Turkey voiced fear they could be affected by decisions at a closed NATO Ministerial Council session. The allies backed Western Big Three talks with the Soviet Union with prior consultation. Moscow hinted Khrushchev may accept a spring summit with the United States Britain and France. News noted concerns over disarmament and emphasized reassurance from Herter and Lloyd that no nation’s interests would be jeopardized behind its back. The meeting ended harmoniously with officials saying the series of summits is a cautious psychological move rather than a formal commitment.
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Paris
Belgium
Greece
Turkey
Norway
Italy
Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
U. S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
Herter
Lloyd
NATO
Fatin Rustu Zorlu
Herbert Kay Minsky Dies In New York
Herbert Kay Minsky, 68, a member of the Minsky brothers who built a nationwide chain of burlesque houses, died Monday night after a heart ailment. A Columbia Law School graduate, he helped expand the theaters until the last New York venue closed in 1937 by Mayor Fiorello La Guardia. The Minskys helped launch stars including Gypsy Rose Lee and Bud Abbott and Louis Costello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Kay Minsky
Minsky
University Hospital
Columbia University Law School
Abe
Billy
Morton
Fiorello la Guardia
The
Minskys
Gypsy Rose Lee
Phil Silvers
Bud Abbott
Louis Costello
Red Buttons
Pinky Lee
Top-Dressing Wheat For Better Yields
Soils for wheat are low in organic matter and available nitrogen causing stunted growth and yellow leaves when not fertilized. Nitrogen boosts dark green color, leaf and stem growth, and early vigor, with 85 to 50 pounds per acre often profitable. Larger applications require balanced soil nutrients for maximum returns.
Patrol Cites Seven Drivers on Night Speeding Charge
Radar set up one mile north of Ottawa on US 59 cited seven drivers on December 18 for speeding at night. Names include Robert Bruce Scott 18 Wellsville Loren Wayne Gilmore 19 Topeka James Gossett 24 Olathe Philip Schmidt 38 Topeka Barney Hays 39 Berryton Edwin Waller 25 Joplin Mo Wallace Carroll 32 who drove 56 mph to 68 mph. Gossett also faces no license charge. Gilmore fined $8 and costs after Guilty plea. others to appear December 23.
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Ottawa
US 59
Robert Bruce Scott
RFD
Wellsville
Loren Wayne Gilmore
N. Cedar
James Be, Gossett
Olathe
Philip Lee Schmidt
Topeka
Barney A. Hays
Berryton
Edwin E. Waller
N. Oak
Wallace Eldon Carroll
Joplin
Gossett
Gilmore
Deaths GEORGE FLORENCE
George Florence of RFD 1 Baldwin died yesterday at 1 30 a.m. in Menorah Hospital Kansas City after illness since August He was born October 31 1907 in Oklahoma and belonged to Worden E A B Church He married Faye Montgomery September 29 1940 Surviving are his widow two daughters Nadine Janet his parents two sisters two brothers and a grandmother One daughter Leanna Jane died in infancy February 21 1946 Services will be tomorrow at 2 p m at Worden E A B Church Burial will be in Lawrence Memorial Cemetery
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Irene
Florence
Kansas City
al Eatwell
Overland Park Bailey
Ernest
H.R. Nickel
Hillsboro
Charles
Edwards
John Yerkes
Morford
C.W
Eddie Morford
Temple
Texas
Will Merscham
Anderson County Hospital
R. E
George Florence
RFD 1
Baldwin
Menorah Hospital
Oklahoma
Worden E.A.B. Church
Faye Montgomery
Nadine
Janet
Leanna Jane
Lawrence Memorial Cemetery
Sacred Heart School Mass Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery
Sacred Heart School sang the December 20 mass at Lamb Fu with Sister Mineral Home. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona with a rosary service prior.
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Sacred Heart School
Lamb Fu
Mineral
Lawn Cemetery
Pomona
Funeral services for Charles W Cade
Charles W Cade died December 18. Funeral services were held December 21 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with a requiem high mass offered by Rev. Charles M Brink and the school children of the parish.
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Sharles v. Cade
Charles W. Cade
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Charles M.brink
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Red Cross
Banta Fe
Ron Stansbury
Salina
Sandy Line
F. M
Gerald Stevenson
Norfolk
Bert Stevensons
Adv
Wilhelm Ackman
Henry
Christmas City
Ackman
Sunrise Dairy
Oldenburg
Germany
Ellis
M. L. Merrick
Missouri
Ellis Gordon
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gordon - Hale
Ray Steeds
Gardner
Earl
Banken City
Cecil Mathias
Roland Anderson
Arthur Andersons
KC Livestock
High Goods Shores
Hubert Pennes
Paul Garhers
Pineville
Ark
Cope -Gaul
Pelan
Hoga Fe
Clarence Hermrecks
Ya Ts
Ghanteners Pen
Ray Palmer
Ahorn
W. Co
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland, Mer
PLA - Mart
Paola
United States Brewers Foundation
USBF
Emporia
Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Wichita
Hutchinson
Dodge City
M—Wutchinson
Cranberry
Malott
Thomas Francis Wood
Lawrence
John Homer Wynn
Colony
Harold Francis Jones
Pleasanton
Thomas T. Matlock
RFC 2
Robert Pinet
Matlock
Seles the
Russell Stover
Patrol
Orpha
Velma
Harry
Whitey
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
Kansas State Bank
First National Bank
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