Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Names And Events
A. M. Lewis of Burlington nominated for Master Teacher Award by Coffey County Teachers Association. Mrs. T. E. Bennett assists, credits 43 years of teaching in Sunnyside district 84 Coffey County. Mrs. Robert Bundy hosts nursery pupils at the post office learning mail operations. An Ottawa Scrip Day total correction sets prizes at 100 15 10 5 and 5 dollars. Corinthian Shakespeare club sponsors Ottawa students in Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs art and essay contest with district judging in Gardner and Manhattan festival venues.
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A. M. Lewis
Burlington
Wayne Lewis
E. Logan
Ottawa
Lewis
Sunnyside
Coffey County
Robert Bundy
Hickory
Corinthian Shakespeare Club
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
James Allen Gould
Malverin Gould
Elmer Benson
Elizabeth Pinney
Eugene Gault
Gardner
Manhattan
Albert Hamm
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Pomona Co-Op Officers Re-Elected at Annual Meeting
The Pomona Farmers Union Cooperative held its annual meeting at the Pomona Methodist church basement with about 125 attendees. Officers Vernon Parks James Driver N G Kristenson W Q O Cain and Liomal Shaw were re-elected. George Kelley serves as manager of the Farmers Union Store in Pomona.
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Farmers Union Cooperative and Supply Co
Pomona
Pomona Methodist Church
Vernon Parks
James Driver
N. G. Kristenson
W. Q O. Cain
Liomal Shaw
George Kelley
Farmers Union
Hunter Finds Lost Bird Dog In Eight Foot Well
George Harris, 12, while hunting for a pet pheasant, found a five year old bird dog at the bottom of an eight foot well in Well 1OLA Kas. The dog whimpers, awaiting rescue.
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Kas
George Harris
Ottawa Weather Forecast Promises Mild Week Ahead
Ottawa and vicinity enjoy a mild late winter day with a 46 degree noon high after a chilly 25 degree morning. Forecasters say fair weather continues through Wednesday with 50 to 55 degree readings tomorrow, then milder temps until next weekend. Heavy weekend rain halted, and a missing Ray Hardy of Iola’s pointer is found. A dog in a fishing tackle store recovered after liquid food. Old newspapers for sale at the Herald office.
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Mercury
Ottawa
Ray Hardy
Iola
Brown
Four County Road Projects On Tap For Coming Season
Franklin county plans four road projects for the coming season. County Engineer Fred Gardner says work starts around March 1 with equipment ready. First project surfaces East 15th Street near Highland Cemetery for six miles to Rantoul Rock Creek road, including bridges and culverts.
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Franklin County
Fred Gardner
Gardner
Ottawa
East 15Th Street
Highland Cemetery
Rantoul Rock Creek
Hi-Way
Santa Fe
Pomona
Centropolis
Wellsville
Franklin
Miami County
Weather forecast and temp readings from Anderson county
Generally fair weather through Wednesday with warmer conditions today and mild tonight. Highs 50 to 55, yesterday’s high 29, overnight low 25. Hourly temperatures show a 24 hour period ending today at 8 a.m. A truck incident near a pond involved injuries, steering problem, and ambulance transfer to Garnett hospital.
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Sam Geer
Anderson County
Agland
Trom. Cessar
Garnett Hospital
Geer
Truck overturns in icy pond near Welda Kansas
A semi driven by an unidentified driver rolled into an icy pond about a mile east of Welda on US 169 59 yesterday afternoon. The driver escaped with only a broken arm.
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Garnett, Kas
Welda
Winter lull drives U.S. unemployment up in January
Washington reports the winter slowdown in business added 500000 people to unemployment in January and could push this month toward another half million as firms slow hiring.
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Washington
Board Rehires All Principals for Another Year
Ottawa public schools announce at last night’s board meeting the rehiring of all principals for the coming year. Leilroy Hood leads the high school, Norris Burke serves as assistant principal, Don Hoglund at Garfield, Ralph R. Bird at Eugene Field, Ralph Loyd at Hawthorne, and Harold Sodamann at Lincoln.
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Ottawa
Board of Education
Lelroy Hood
Norris Burke
Don Hoglund
Garfield School
Ralph R. Bird
Eugene Field
Ralph Loyd
Hawthorne
Harold Sodamann
Lincoln
Ike Seeks Federal Help for Schools and Construction
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve a seven billion dollar emergency school construction program over three years. The plan includes 900 million dollars in federal loans and 200 million in grants, plus 750 million to buy local school bonds and 20 million to plan long term financing. He argued education must remain free from political control and noted a 300,000 classroom deficit from wartime disruption.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Office of Education
Molotovs Red Bombs Claim Hydrogen Victory
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov asserted in a 24 hour statement that hydrogens bombs have been developed with such success that the United States could seem backward. He warned that a future war would destroy the current social system while civilization survives.
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Moscow
V. M. Molotov
United States
Soviet Union
Evacuation of North Tachens Completed Amid Air Armada
Civilian evacuation from North Tachens Island was completed under protection of U S naval and air forces led by Vice Admiral Alfred M Pride. South Tachen evacuation to continue through the night as ships Henryco Lenawee loaded civilians. American planes at Yi kiangshan reported fired upon but not hit by Red anti aircraft batteries. area kept under tight naval orders to avoid torpedo risk in darkness.
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Taipei
Formosa
U.S
Alfred M. Pride
U. S
7Th Fleet
North Tachen Island
South Tachen Island
Jim Becker R
Estes
Yikiangshan
Tachens
Gbounds
Henrico
Lenawee
Keelung
Red China
Malenkov Resignation Signals End of Soviet Collective Rule
AP analyst William L. Ryan reports Malenkov steps down as premier end the post Stalin collective leadership. Stalinist doctrine likely to govern domestic and foreign policy with Khrushchev appearing as the power center and Bulganin as figurehead amid a looming Kremlin struggle and potential purges.
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London
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
Georgi Malenkoy
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Eisenhower Nominates Bastogne Hero to European Command
President Eisenhower nominates Lt. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe, a Battle of the Bulge hero, to command the United States Army in Europe in a historic mid century appointment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Anthony C. McAuliffe
United States Army
Europe
Bulgaria Is New Premier
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union promoted defense minister Bulganin to premier after Malenkov resigned admitting failure in agriculture and pledging to focus on heavy industry. Khrushchev gained prominence as Molotov condemned US aggression in China and warned of war as the USSR announced a joint European military command.
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Nikolai Bulganin
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Communist Party Central Committee
Malenkov
Malen ‘Kov
Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Georgi M. Malenkoy
Supreme Soviet
Nikita S. Kruschev
Nikolai A. Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
China
United Nations
U. N
Khrushchev
Molotov
Germany
Kremlin
Red China
Formosa
Pescadores
Bulgaria
Marshal Bulganin
Stalin
Joseph Stalin
Khruschev
Council of Ministers
Klementy Voroshilov
Central Asia
Siberia
Lenin
Judge compares area papers to popgun and cannon
In Kansas City the trial of the Kansas City Star and its advertising director Emil Lees was told by the judge that comparing small area papers with the Star is like comparing a popgun to a 105 mm cannon. The case charges the Star with attempting to monopolize and monopolizing the distribution of news and advertising in the Kansas City area.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Star
The
Emil Lees
U.S
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S. Oak
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Pat Storen
Herb Snider
Bill Howard
Larry Booth
Herald
Bob Leonard
Widd
Ike
Capitol Hill
Far East
State Department
Permier Georgi Malen'kov
Communist
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Central Committee
New York
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William L. Ryan
Brown's Hardware
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Bastogne
Kiddles
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