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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1956

Page

8

Young Choir Singer Is Only Feminine Whisky Taster

Marjorie Plamp, a Louisville trained chemist and church alto, works as a full time whisky taster at Brown Forman. She swishes about 25 two ounce samples daily, then spits them out, never drinking on the job. She limits social drinking to two drinks and cannot bring samples home.

New York Marjorie Plamp Kentucky Miss Plamp Marjorie Chance Louisville Brown-Forman

Rapid Weather Shifts Across Regions Forecast

Nationwide weather varied with a surge of arctic air driving temperatures down by nearly 40 degrees in the Northern Plains and northern Rockies. Cold air spread into Montana Dakota and northwest Minnesota and likely to reach central Illinois and Indiana tonight. Meanwhile southerly winds warmed the upper Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes with springlike readings in Kansas Missouri Colorado and the Texas Panhandle. Dalhart Texas reached 82, the day's top mark.

Plains Rockies Montana Dakotas Minnesota Ilinois Indiana Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Central Plains Kansas Missouri Colorado Texas Panhandle Dalhart, Tex

Fire Truck Stolen During Night Club Fire in Boston

A ladder truck was stolen from Boston firefighters during a nightclub blaze in the theatrical district. The thief abandoned the vehicle after crashing into a fence at Boston Common. Fire Chief John Flanagan estimated Stage Bar damage at $40,000 and attributed the fire to a carelessly disposed cigarette.

Boston Boston Common Dist John Flanagan

Democrats Read Into Eisenhower State of the Union

Senators and representatives from both parties debated whether Eisenhower hinted at a 1956 re election. Democratic leaders called the address politically oriented with hints of a campaign while Republicans urged caution and said the speech focused on presidential responsibilities.

Washington Eisenhower Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Senate Sen McClellan D-Ark Congress George D-Ga Harry Truman Rep. Flood D-Pa John Bell Williams D-Miss Knowland California Sen. Saltonstall Massachusetts GOP Francis Case

Wichita man held on federal bank robbery charge

Joyce Richard Courtright, 27, was held on a $15,000 bond for robbing the First National Bank of $9,600 in Wichita. He was arrested in a nearby movie theater 15 minutes after the robbery, which occurred as teller Helen Louise Kruske, 40, reported a man threatened her with a nitroglycerin bottle, took the cash, and triggered an alarm. The seized funds totaled $9,600. Courtright, who said he lived in Newton and previously in McDonald, is married with four children. A separate $7,030 bank robbery two weeks earlier remains unsolved.

Wichita Joyce Richard Courtright First National Bank Courtright Helen Louise Kruske McDonald, Kas Newton Southwest National Bank First National

President Eisenhower's Calm State of the Union Message

Washington reports President Eisenhower delivers a calm restrained fourth State of the Union address. He notes ongoing Cold War pressures, contrasted with a quieter tone than 1953 and stresses continued readiness amid alliance confidence and continued social programs.

Washington Eisenhower Congress

10th Circuit weighs 1945 Kansas water appropriation case

A. B. Williams of Sedgwick County Kansas wins appeal against Wichita and state water official. The case concerns the 1945 Kansas water appropriation act and allegations that Wichita drilled 30 wells draining Williams’ farm without notifying landowners, challenging the engineer’s actions under the act.

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