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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1956

Page

7

Stranger Ross Le Gate Visits Ottawa University

A polished visitor, Ross Le Gate of Pawhuska Oklahoma, aroused campus chatter at Wilson Field house before revealing his OU ties. AOU 1986 alumnus, he now works as a factory rep for Axelson Manufacturing Los Angeles, with extensive travels across the Americas and oil regions.

Wilson Field House Ottawa University Ross LeGate Pawhusk Okla O. U Axelson Manufacturing Company Los Angeles South America Central America Mexico United States

Woman Civic Leader Held In Dope Ring

New York police say widow and active community figure Mrs Tenna Kislus, a Girl Scout leader and political club official, aided a heroin network for seven years. Investigators seized 50,000 worth of narcotics and arrested three other ring members while Pagano, a 52-year-old alleged kingpin, fled on bail after prior narcotics charges in Queens.

New York James Pagano Flushing Queens

Ottawa Highland Park Day program concert and game

Ottawa high school band will join Highland Park at Topeka on March 2 for a band concert and basketball game. OHS members will dine as guests of Highland Park. A separate Galapagos area relief effort will involve a balsa raft Cantata with five aboard.

Topeka Ottawa High School Highland Park OHS Galapagos Islands Highland Gym Andy Rost Peru Tuscaloosa Ala Humboldt Current University of Alabama Thor Heyer Autherine Lucy Dah Eduardo Ingris Gre Rost Mickel Oliver C Carmichael University Guerecky Joaquin’ Guerrero Argent New York Paul Dudley Spotsman Natalia Maz White Eisenhower Uelos Eugene Field P.T.A

Griffith is First County Candidate

The first candidate for Franklin county office filed with County Clerk L L Griffith of Rantoul yesterday. Griffith seeks county commissioner from the second district. The current second district commissioner Frank Betz will retire after eight years. The third district commissioner Lee Bonar will also not seek reelection. Homer Reeves serves in the Ottawa first district. his post isn’t up this year. Other open offices include county clerk, attorney, district judge, probate judge, clerk of the district court, register of deeds, treasurer, superintendent and sheriff. Only treasurer Elisabeth Briggs is term-limited. Brown remains in first term as sheriff.

Franklin County L. L. Griffith Rantoul Griffith Frank Betz Betz Lee Bonar Ottawa Homer Reeves Register of Deeds Elisabeth Briggs Jay, Brown

Ottawa University students embark on Washington Seminar trip

A group of 13 Ottawa University studentswill depart for Washington DC and New York accompanied by Prof William Myers and Miss Vera Goodman. The itinerary includes sessions with government officials in DC Federal Bureau of Investigation visits United Nations headquarters in New York and a College Press Conference TV appearance by Willard Inskeep on ABC WMAL TV. The travelers expect to return the following weekend.

Ottawa University Washington D. C New York William Myers Vera Goodman Marilyn Hetherington Harriet Shelton Flint Mich Donna Schabin Bazine Eleanor Jones Wichita Lowell Sandra’ Tarr Delta Colo Joy Koons Dorado John Butler Denver William ‘Culbertson Sterling Willard Inskeep Paola Gary Massey LaCygne Marion Pember Ness City Federal Bureau of Investigation United Nations Ottawa College ABC Wmal-Tv

Seek Injunction On Picket Lines

Republic Aviation Corp seeks a court injunction to drastically reduce picket lines and allow free entry at four Long Island strikebound plants. The company reports picket line skirmishes injuries and arrests. mediation has begun and a New York hearing on the injunction is set for tomorrow.

Farmingdale N. Y Republic Aviation Corp Long Island Washington State Supreme Court International Assn. of John J. Ryan Republic New York

Kidnaper Captured Near Pueblo After Prairie Stand

In Pueblo Colorado a gunman abducted Nancy Jackson 27 held her 214 hours a tense chase ended on a prairie. Abductor Eugene C Hurst 28 wounded by a resident while nabbed by police. Nancy unharmed and reunited with her family. husband Robert A Jackson 28 wounded in the leg. Police, a local auto dealer Tony Fortino and others pursued the pair across the plains. Jackson said he knew the Allen kidnapping case and feared for his wife during the ordeal.

Pueblo Colo Eugene C. Hurst Robert A. Jackson Hurst Jackson Nancy Jackson Eaton Mary's Hospital Be Gnard Tony Fortino Exchange Club Annancar Pueblo Junior College Bob Tie Fortuna Puebla Murat Hved Grand Junction William Allen Kansas City Ue Alles

Soil Bank To Reduce Crop Storage Costs

Undersecretary True B Morse told the House Agriculture Committee the soil bank plan could cut in half federal outlays for surplus storage, with the current storage bill around a million dollars daily. A Senate bill would add 100 million over this, plus 750 million for acreage reductions and 350 million for forest and range land conservation. Morse urged urgent legislation to start removing surplus cropland from production as planting season nears in 1956. He noted substantial voluntary cuts and payments to cooperating farmers. A House subcommittee also pressed Benson on beef purchases to bolster markets, citing prime heavyweight steers suffering from low prices.

Washington True BD Morse House Agriculture Committee Cooley Sailbank Benson Soil Bank Department of Agriculture Rep. Poage D-Tex Israel

Youth Years End of 4 Years Of Living in Complete Coma

Deming New Mexico report on 20-year-old Jimmy Smith who has remained in a complete coma since March 30 1952 after a severe brain injury in an auto accident. Doctors describe him as in one of historys longest comas. nutrition is mainly milk with baby foods drinks and water fed.

Jimmy Jimmy Smith

Mixed Weather and Odd Case Highlight Ottawa Report

A weather forecast for Ottawa shows mixed conditions with warmer trends in the west and south, while eastern Kansas faces light freezing rain tonight and tomorrow. The day also features the startling Jimmy Smith case where a car crash left him brain damaged and in a coma like state, yet alive with no recognizable emotions. The report notes Ottawa’s 47 degree high and 27 degree low, with recent fog clearing in the east.

Weather Bureau Kansas Jintale Ottawa

Shaw Names Campaign Manager for Governorship Bid

Topeka Rep. Warren Shaw announces Rep. James V. Pratt of Colby will manage his campaign for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Pratt will organize events, coordinate volunteers, and oversee strategy for Shaw’s bid.

Topeka IM Warren Shaw Topeka James V. Pratt Colby

Bank Shortage Threatens Smolan Residents Savings

A bank shortage caused by cashier manipulations endangers Smolan State Bank and threatens about 200 residents with loss of life savings. Assistant state bank commissioner says reopening is unlikely. bank deposits total under $370,000 and federal insurance is unavailable. Cashier Raymond Holmquist admits falsifying records. directors deny liability beyond stock. Officials await a full audit before any action.

Smolan Kas G. W. Lindley Atate Bank Federal Deposit Raymond Holmquist Lindley Holmquist Philip Nelson Kansas Carl. Oleen Mrs. Oleen Albin J. Carlson Tle Salina J. Alfred Nelson Nelson Lawrence O. Bengtson Bengtson Raymond Haggart

Church To Launch Fund Campaign At St Paul A M E

St Paul A M E church at 415 Oak plans a fund campaign to repair and improve the building. Rev C J Prince, the newly appointed pastor, announced letters will be sent citywide and contributions of one dollar per adult resident will be requested. The Ottawa property suffered flood damage in 1951.

St. Paul A. M. E Oak C. J. Prince Prince Ottawa

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