Upsurge in Recruitment Following Benefits Cutoff
The Associated Press reports a wave of enlistments in parts of the United States after President Eisenhower announced veterans benefits would be cut off for those volunteering after January 31. Boston saw the busiest Army recruiting since World War II. New York and St. Louis faced full quotas and limited access. Kansas City reported 21 Air Force and 40 Army enlistments, far above typical turnout. Australia warns fines for voting without a good reason.
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Eisenhower
Boston
Army
New York
St. Louis
Navy
Marine
Cmdr
A. D. Garvin
Kansas City
Fred Gerber
Air Force
White House declines to discuss Ladejinsky report
The White House refused to confirm or deny a Times report that the administration may offer Wolf Ladejinsky a major post in Asia. Sen Bricker urged Congress to revive his amendment on treaty powers to ease the controversy. Hagerty said the dispute has reached the White House, but he gave no comment on any discussion with Eisenhower. Ladejinsky, a naturalized American born in Russia, was dropped by the Agriculture Department as a qualified farm expert and security risk. Some seashells weigh more than 500 pounds.
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Washington
White House
Wolf
Tokyo
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Ladejinsky
Agriculture Benson
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Benson
Adama
Russia
State Department
Agriculture Department
Red Star Attacks Imprisoned U S Fliers In China
Soviet army paper Red Star blasts imprisoned Americans and spies claiming punishment was deserved. It cites Peiping public displays of 15 000 exhibits to prove espionage by American agents, naming Col John Arnold and others among jailed officers.
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Moscow
U. N
Dag Hammarskhold
Hankow
Peiping
U. S
Red Star
China
Col
John Arnold
Classified Advertisement Rates Note
Crassified display rates listed per word per insertion and per inch. Special discounts and contract terms apply. The Want Ad section details daily insertion limits and a November deadline time.
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Sreedeess
Card of Thanks and notices from Ottawa area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and relatives for support after deaths including Minnie Price and Thomas Richards and mentions involvement with Jr Chamber of Commerce. Includes greetings from Agnes Aldrich Otawa Lodge No 18 and notices of lodge meeting, and local business ads for Curry Auto Supply McCracken Electric and Barnett Electric Co with contact details.
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Minnie Price
Price
Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Qoranges
Judy Max
Shiney Horn
Qowera
Thoma
Richards
Brothera
Otawa
Agnes Aldrich
Employment Wanted and Public Notices Fragment
Employment wanted listing for a young girl seeking housework and baby sitting with experience. Call 867. Public notices include a stated meeting on Wednesday January 5 at 7 30 p m with refreshments and visitors welcome.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent and farms for sale
Real estate items list rooms for rent in a modern apartment above a drug store and a private home with contact Luther Stevens. For sale a 160 acre farm with improvements four miles from town, 140 tillable, 35 wheat and barley, well watered, immediate possession at 14000. Also 80 acre improved farm at 5200. Kansas Land Co.
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Adl J
Kramer Drug Store
J. Stephenson
GOHAN
Welen Real Estate
Maio
Willow
Warn
Downstake
Cedar
Loyd Rooting House
W. 2Nd
Nat'l Bank
Theap
Kansas Land CO
Agricultural Cattle Livestock Sale at Waverly Pavilion
Cattle and livestock sale set at Waverly Sales Pavilion in Waverly Kansas on Thursday January 4 features purebred Red Polled and Polled Hereford bulls, whiteface yearling steers and heifers, stock cows and ewes. Lambing begins in February and includes a mix of 40 head of various cattle and 33 Whiteface Colorado stock cows.
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Waverly
Kansas
Colorado
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W.M. Chas
W. Watts
Sec’y
Dering” Co
Ottawa
Cara
Curry Auto
McCracken Electric City
Phil McCracken
City and Rural Barnett Electric Co
Earl Barnett
Keefer
UNION
Helen Forsythe
Myrtle Doman
Nancy Hewitt
Garfield School
She
Richard Hewitt
1113 College
Isabelle Jacobsen
CGH Haulag
Tj Fursitorr
Uphaint
Robert Barnes
Conrad
Bpray
Decorttora
Bull Line Standard Factory
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Wiggins Electric
Cate
Barfield School
Loater Balwerha
Hickory
Luther Stevens
Ottawa Herald
Wedlaville
Briaw Hatcherson
Wilow
Aituifa
Prairie
Graffham
Homewood
Oie
COR Goodman
Pomona
Tae ‘Zi
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Good _Stewart
Quin Furniture
Court House
Olds
New Idea
Wetmore Glutton Mills
John Deere
New Holland
Ottawa Tractor & Implement Company
John Deere Sales and Service
Plymouth Eavoy
S. Main
Mike Mulcahey
Buick
Dodge Tider
Flara
Bob Teonard
Kato Insurance
Gail Todd Teeaurance Agency
N. Mais
Price Motor Authorized
Bord
Studebaker
Kaiser
N. Main
Minnick Motor Co
Bel Air
Plymouth
Chrysler
Newport
Pontiac
Dodge-Plymouth
Bert Ross
Clundse
Roy
Kameraine
Te Ucp
Ned Noxx
Meres Main
TVG
Casey
Giving
UAPE
Corky
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Amy
Pip
Hermig
Gil
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