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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1961

Page

4

Disastrous Fires Dark Christmas Across Cities

Fires in Baltimore, Nashville, and Groton ruin a holiday with multiple alarms. Baltimore firefighters battled a six story wholesale produce building into the morning hours, eight men overcome and hospitalized. In Nashville the Maxwell House Hotel fire drove guests outdoors in freezing air. occupants believed safe, one elderly man unaccounted. In Groton a mother grieves after a farmhouse blaze kills five children and a hired hand, one child cradled by the worker in a doomed rescue attempt.

Baltimore Groton N.Y Irene L. Thayer Robert Brown May Thayer

Korean Child Adopted By Native Of Wellsville

Linda Marie Pinkerton, a 13 month old Korean orphan, arrived in Omaha after a long adoption journey from Seoul under the Orphans Foundation. Her new parents, Elmer and Roena Pinkerton of Lincoln, Neb., fingerprinted, checked by immigration, and delayed by weather, welcomed the child just before Christmas.

Seoul Korea Lincoln Neb Linda Marie Pinkerton Linda Marie San Francisco Calif Elmer M. Pinkerton Lincoln, Neb Pinkerton Rowena Pinkerton Wellsville St. Louis, Mo Amheeyoon Pinkertons Orphans Foundation Creswell Ore Harry Holt G.I Holt Linda Immigration Department United States Omaha Christ

Foreign aid totals $5.2 billion in last fiscal year

U S aid to foreign nations reached 5.2 billion in the last fiscal year but repayments by other countries reduced the net to 3.9 billion, the smallest since World War II. The 5.2 billion included programs such as Mutual Security Food for Peace Export-Import Bank and related efforts.

Washington U.S Commerce Department

Banker Dies at Girard National Bank

Charles Tinder aged 58, longtime cashier of Girard National Bank for 36 years, died Sunday night after retiring six months ago, in Girard Kansas.

Girard, Kan Charles Tinder Girard National Bank

Educator Laurence Parker Dies After Career At Pittsburg College

Pittsburg AP Laurence Parker 82 longtime supervisor of vocational education at Pittsburg State College from 1924 to 1946 died Sunday night He and his wife would have observed their 54th wedding anniversary Christmas day Parker's death ends a lengthy tenure shaping regional vocational programs and staff legacy at the college.

Pittsburg Laurence Parker Pittsburg State College

Pomona School Christmas Operetta Dazzles Audience

A colorful Christmas operetta by Pomona grade four to first grades filled the multipurpose room with song and dance led by Louise Welborn. Performers included Neal Baker as page and Jack Frost dancer Thomas Fyler. PTA officers announced a Jan 5 meeting and Jan 8 regular gathering.

Pomona Louise Welborn Clyde Giffin Opal Nitcher Mae Likes Billy Driver Neal Baker North Pole Jack Frost Thomas Fyler Santa Jack Forst Linda Shomber Jack- In-The-Box Cat Mouse Sugar Plum Raeann McCravey Brownies Mrs. Welborn

Duplicating Machine Fluid Kills Inmate at Leavenworth

Warden J C Taylor said one inmate died and two others fell ill after drinking a clear alcoholic fluid used in duplicating machines. The liquid, kept locked as poison, apparently mixed with water. Daniel Leon McRae, 21, serving five years for voluntary manslaughter, died Monday in the prison hospital. Inmates James Luther Hill and Walter Harold Pummill improved. Hill faces four years for possessing unregistered firearms, Pummill 30 years for bank robbery.

J. C. Taylor U. S. Penitentiary Daniel Leon McRae Leavenworth Petersburgh James Luther Hill Kansas City Kan Walter Harold Pummill Astoria N.Y Hill Pummill

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