Interstate plan piece linked to Pike project and prizes
A mix of items includes progress on the Kansas Turnpike Interstate plan from Emporia to Wichita and a bypass for Ottawa. Also noted are unclaimed prizes for Ottawa area newborns and charity letters to Santa, with details on local residents, hospital births, and community help.
Weather forecast and local lumber auction items
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon and tonight with southerly winds 20 to 30 mph and local blowing dust. High Thursday near 50, low tonight 30 to 35. Yesterday 35 at 10 40 am, low today 17. Noisy hourly temps in last 24 hours. Chambers of Commerce list tax seminars across several Kansas cities from January 2 to January 18. Also announced is a used lumber auction of siding and dimensional lumber at the rear of the High School Building on Saturday January 5 at 10 00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
Ottawa
Jarrett Clinton
Baker
Eileen Marburg
St. Mary's
Don Sexton
Bob Luce
Kansas University
David Cox
Carol Lee Shipps
Kansas State
Sally Reeder
Emporia State
Topeka
Emporia
Hall
Kansas
Bureau
Kansas City
Newton
Salina
Wichita
Frank Sarch
Newton-Saline
Harch
Harwh
Hatch
Newton-Salina
Weather Bureau
J. R. Cheney
Midwest
State of New England
New
York
Chambers of Commerce
Folp
Lowing
Pittsburg
Chanule
Indepen
Dence
Dodge City
Colby
Hays
Bend
N.W
Shae Ann Magrath
Hugh B. Magrath
Harris
Anderson County
Shae Ann
Herald
Guy Snedaker
Ransom Hospital
Pontiac
Lamar Phillips
Franklin County
Sheldon ‘Meats
Bobbie Kile
Loren McCurdy
Sun Spots Boost Amateur Radio Reach Across Oceans
Local hams report a surge in two way contacts thanks to unusual sun spot activity and a new 55-foot beam antenna tower. Operators like B A Weidner Jr and Charles Henning reach as far as New Zealand Alaska Hawaii South Africa Liberia Japan Denmark and Honduras with radio talks continuing for several weeks.
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B. Weidner, Jr
New Zealand
Alaska
Hawaii
South Africa
Liberia
Japan
Denmark
South America
Arctic Circle
Charles Henning
Honduras
Puerto Rico
C. Willett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Ina National Magazine
Middle Atlantic
Radio Amateurs
Mt. Etna
Sicily
Mt. Sakurajima
New Year Traffic Toll Ties Record High
The New Year weekend traffic deaths reached 407, tying a prewar record, with 71 fire deaths and 109 other accidents for a total of 387. Kansas logged five traffic fatalities and one fire death. The National Safety Council had estimated 490 deaths. Ottawa schools opened, and officials praised drivers and law enforcement for a lower toll amid four states reporting no fatalities. California Texas Pennsylvania Michigan and Illinois led in deaths with 20 or more each.
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Kansas
National Safety Council
Ottawa Ua
Adele
Ned H. Dearborn
Council
Chicago
Nebraska
Nevada
Utah
Vermont
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Illinois
Democrats Renamed To House Posts
The 84th Congress Democrats re elected all officers and chose Sam Rayburn as speaker and John W. McCormack as majority leader. Ralph Roberts became chief clerk and other posts were filled. A move to deny Rep Adam Clayton Powell committee positions did not develop. Senate leaders remained largely unchanged with two vacancies to fill. Eisenhower seeks stand by authority to act against Communist aggression in the Middle East, with a joint session possible next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Democrats
Sam Rayburn
Texas
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Ralph Roberts
Indiana
William Miller
Mississippi
Zeake Johnson
Pennsylvania
H. H. Morris
Kentucdy
Melvin Price
Mindrs
John Rooney
New York
Democratic Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Leslie Arends
Ilinois
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
Clements
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Walter George
Georgia
Lyndon 8. Johnson
William F. Kprowland
California
Congress
Middle East
Fisenhower
White House
Teaders
D-Tex
U.S
Wright Studio Moves to Bancroft Grocery Site
Wright Studio will relocate mid February from 226 Main to 324 S. Main, the former Bancroft Grocery. The building undergoes full remodeling with a new front. The move ends a 68 year era of photography at 226 Main Ot tawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Dad’' Martin
K. Hither
Bill Wright
Old-growth forests mostly in twelve western states
The notice notes that most of the remaining old-growth forests in the United States are located across twelve western states. It mentions a Saturday January 5th 10:00 a.m. time frame and a figure 23-¢3 as part of the context, though details are sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Pike On Interstate Plan
Waverly
Iarris
the Humane Society
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization
Raymond Feuerborn
Dale Dietrich
Himary Howell
Jack Sawin
Earl Wall
Dick Fox
Lester Fox
Ernest Henderson
Lou Roush
Harry Beall
Robert Sawin
John Guy
Clarence Brown
Harold Guy
Larry Reekie
Earl Huddleston
Elbert Rietzel
Ernest Warner
John Lantz
Fred Moore
Jim Reekie
Dean Martin
Bert Binckley
Homer Bishop
Aiantte Masketer
Ralph Feuerorn
William Barker
Picadilly
New York City
Barker
Lions International
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Fred Wall
Aes
Weidner
The
Associated Press
Ottawa Public Schools
Ottawa University
Max Bolton
North Main
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic Read&i
Wellsville
G. F. Gugie
Gugies
Belor
Tallahassee
Leroy Collins
Be Dlone
Keen
Tee Calin
Cities Transit Co
C. K. Steele
Florida
Counone
Trom. Spredauig
Oner
R. C. Gorton
Collins