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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1957

Page

8

Supreme Court Justice Reed Retires From Bench

President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Supreme Court Justice Stanley Reed effective February 25. Reed, 72, has served 19 years on the high court. His departure marks Eisenhower’s fourth Supreme Court appointment, following Chief Justice Warren and Associate Justices Harlan and Brennan.

Washington Eisenhower Supreme Court Stanley Reed Reed Warren Harlan Brennan Ice

Docking touts pro-ja shortcut for underground water plans

Governor George Docking urges use of a pro ja shortcut to access information on underground water resources. He envisions a law enabling state access to data from oil companies to map water supplies, potentially saving time and money for Kansas water planning.

Topeka US George Docking Kansas Docking

King Saud Visits an Average American Home

A satirical tale recounts King Saud of Saudi Arabia visiting a typical American household with his 70 companions. The narrator portrays the scene as a chaotic, humorous encounter with guards, cultural clashes, and an awkward dinner, ending as the King departs after brief compliments to U.S. service.

King Saud

Polio Strikes Mother Of Four In Oklahoma City

Mary Barker a 24 year old mother of four contracted bulbar spinal polio after family vaccination. She was admitted last Thursday marking the hospital's first polio case this year. Dr Haight urged adults up to 50 to be vaccinated.

Oklahoma City Mary Barker Thomas H. Haight The Infectious Disease Service

Veterinarian Paul Darlington Dies in Wichita Hotel

Dr. Paul B. Darlington 63 chief veterinarian of the Kansas State Board of Health died yesterday in a Wichita hotel room. He led state veterinary programs and served on health panels. Police said no immediate foul play is suspected.

Wichita UI Paul B. Darlington Kansas State Board of Health

Bank Resources Pass Billion Mark

State banks in Kansas surpassed one billion dollars in resources for 1956. Total resources at 430 state regulated banks reached 1,017,418,608 by December 31, topping 1955's record of 986,871,158. Individual deposits rose about 14 million dollars, while capital accounts and reserves grew to 84,356,620.

Topeka Kansas R. B. Medlin Medlin

The Serenaders to Play at the Pla-Mart Paola

Patrons are invited to The Pla-Mart in Paola where The Serenaders will perform every Saturday at 9. A large floor, jolly crowd, soft drinks and booths by phone 878 are offered. Teens and parents can have a good time. Thursdays feature old time dances with piano violin guitar sax and trumpet. Be seeing you Mr and Mrs Elmer Hagemeyer.

Rahib Sing Europe America Mr. Dulles Pla-Mart Elmer Hagemeyer Ady

Speed Limit Gets House Approval

The Kansas House approved a speed limit bill by 104 to 10, sending it to the Senate. The measure would cap passenger cars at 70 mph in daytime and 60 mph at night, with heavy trucks limited to 50 mph and passenger buses and light trucks to 60 mph. Rep. Lawrence Blythe said the proposal aims to reduce highway fatalities and injuries amid a trend of rising crashes.

Pera Kansas House Senate House Lawrence Blythe White City Roads and Highways Committee

Passenger Vehicles Only To That Which Is Reasonable

A brief editorial note asserts that passenger vehicles should be limited to what is reasonable and prudent in practice. The statement emphasizes safety minded limits on vehicle use and behavior.

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