Ottawa Otter Herald Items Briefly Reported
Local notices cover the Ottawa area with debaters at Emporia, a university tournament and eight competitors named, plus parking fines in restricted zones. Community members include Fred Goal returning from Ponca Nebraska, luncheon guests at Ransom Hospital, and a string of civil cases, honors, and obituaries.
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Ottawa University
Emporia
Horton Presley
W. E. Gilliland
Vernon Barnes
Don Eislenstine
Dennis Evans
Jerry Watts
Tom Allen
Paul Girling
Clausie Smith
James Smith
Fred Goal
Ponca
Nebr
Dr Judson F Lee Dies at 76 in Ottawa Area
Dr Judson F Lee 76 of 515 S Oak Ottawa died at 1 am today after breaking his hip in a fall at Wilson Field house Saturday. Born June 24 1880 in Wick Indiana, he taught economics and business at Ottawa University 1945 to 1951 after 40 years at Illinois Institute of Technology. He held degrees from Des Moines College Iowa and Chicago and valued church and community work alongside teaching. He authored Transportation as a Factor in the Development of.
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Judson F. Lee
S. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wilson Fieldhouse
Lee
Vat Wick
Ottawa ‘University
Illinois Institute of Technology
Chicago
Des Moines College
University of Iowa
University of Chicago
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Noted
Admitted Joe Sobba Richmond C F Baston 904 Walton E V Milton Lane Claude Taylor 319 S Poplar Thursday Mrs Claude J Webb 5 Rockwood Drive today Dismissed Mrs Alvin Johanning route 1 Baldwin Thursday Mrs Marlin Heffner and baby son Overbrook Mrs E E Dorkins and baby daughter 1149 Mulberry today
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Joe Sobba
Richmond
C.F. Baston
Walton
E. V. Milton
Lane
Claude Taylor
S. Poplar
Claude J. Webb
Rockwood Drive
Alvin Johanning
Baldwin
Marlin Heffner
Overbrook
E. E
Dorkins
Mulberry
Navy Opens Nuclear Field Enlistment Categories
The U S Navy creates a nuclear field seamen category requiring a high school diploma and higher mental group. Recruits undergo an extra year of nucleonics training before assignment to nuclear power duties, with submarine duty preferred unless surface ship vacancies exist. Available ratings include Electronics Technician I C Electrician Electrician's Mate Instrumentman Machinery Repairman Engineman Machinist's Mate Boilerman and Pipefitter.
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US Navy
I. C
United States Football League Plans Division Split
The league proposed to incorporate today as the United States Football League Inc. with a northern division including Baltimore New York Buffalo Boston Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and Minneapolis and a southern division with Kansas City Miami Atlanta New Orleans Louisville St Louis Houston and Dallas.
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United States Football League, Inc
Baltimore
New York
Buffalo
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Miami
Awanta
New Orleans
Louisville
St. Louis
Houston
Dallas
Ottawa Death Notices and Burial Details
The notice lists survivors of William R. Jones 70 formerly of Ottawa killed Jan 23 in Kansas City auto crash. He worked for Warner Manufacturing Ottawa Methodist Trinity church. Surviving wife three sons Robert L Jones Esther Blackwell one daughter and extended family in Independence Lake Forest Prescott and Liberty. Burial at Highland Cemetery after service at Towner's Chapel Tuesday 2 pm.
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William R. Jones
Kansas City
Warner Manufacturing Company
Ottawa
Trinity Methodist Church
B. W. Jones
Independence
Tas
Wallace Jones
Lake Forest
N. C
Robert L. Jones
Liberty
Esther Blackwell
Kansas
Mrs Ruth McClintock Mohler Dies in Topeka
Mrs Ruth McClintock Mohler aged 75 died at her Topeka home yesterday. She was the widow of Jacob C. Mohler, longtime secretary of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture from 1914 to 1950, who died in 1953.
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E. L. Stewart
BE. L. “Roy" Stewart
S. Elm
Ran‘soi Memorial Hospital
Maude Adelaide Freeman
Miller
S. C
Edgar H. Tipton
Stewart
Ottawa
Trinity Methodist Church
Nelson
F. Tipton
Fred Disque
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Ans
Leonard Tipton
Hollywood
Lewis
George Stewart
Topeka i
Ruth McClintock Mohler
Plan Change In U S Ambassadors
Washington reports the Eisenhower administration plans to move Charles I Bohlen from Moscow to another post and install Llewellyn Thompson, ambassador to Austria, as his successor. A Belgium and the Netherlands switch is also anticipated with Clifford Folger named to Belgium. Folger, an investment banker, chairs the Republican Finance Committee.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Charles I. Bohlen
U. S
Russia
Belgium
Netherlands
Llewellyn Thompson
Austria
Bohlen
Moscow
Clifford Folger
Republican Finance Committee
Frederick M. Alger
Grosse Point
Mich
Folger
House Dents Ike's Budget
The U S House Appropriations Committee trimmed President Eisenhower's 1958 budget by about 80.4 million dollars, reducing Treasury and Post Office funding while preserving the Narcotics Bureau's full request. The panel proposed a total 3 884 927 000 for the agencies, with most cuts offset by legal pay and benefit requirements.
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House ‘Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Treasury Department
Post Office Department
Lisenhower
Congress
Narcotics Bureau
Customs Service
New York
Israel seeks clarification on Gulf of Aqaba shipping open
Washington reports Israel requests further clarification on U S position regarding opening the Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli shipping. Abba Eban expected to report the reaction to Secretary of State Dulles as soon as possible. Interest in tax exemption for Egyptian reactions and bond rate proposals also noted.
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Israel
Egypt
Milo
Saat Vriseses
Gauk
Dulles
U.S
Gulf of Aqaba
Treasury Department
Congress
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