Ottawa News Briefs Highlights Local Court Awards and Incidents
Two damage suits were filed in district court with Marjorie Joan Potter, minor, represented by her father Kenneth Potter, and Kenneth Potter of Garnett, awarded 950 dollars plus costs for car collision damages with James A. Blackwood Jr. of Olathe Naval Air Station, and Potter awarded 250 dollars for personal injuries in the same incident. Vandals painted the number 58 on the National Guard Armory. A Sedgwick County car was cited for parking after 1 am, with four overtime citations issued. Stolen jacket belonging to Ray Nutt recovered? no, reported stolen from Mack Electric. Mary Ellen Crowley returned home after operation at KU Medical Center. About 25 aliens filed annual reports at Ottawa post office. more come in during January.
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Marjorie Joan Potter
Kenneth Potter
Garnett
James A. Blackwood, Jr
Olathe Naval Air Station
Ottawa
T. J. Cummings
United States
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals List Local Patients
Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs Emil Atzbach Garnett Mrs Theodore Wishburn route 1 Overbrook T EK Elder 835 Tremont Monday Mrs Lloyd Burkdoll Princeton Mrs Ned Shull 311 E Ninth today Dismissals include Mrs Joseph Walken route 1 Garnett Mrs Don Lewis Melvern Monday and a list of new arrivals Connie Davis Williamsburg Douglas Kasper 603 N Cedar and Mrs A C Chrismer 108 S Hickory today plus Rowe D Redick and baby son 827 Ash Diana and Michael Pearson 404 E Fourth.
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Emil Atzbach
Garnett
Theodore Wishburn
Overbrook
T. EK. Elder
Tremont
Lloyd Burkdoll
Princeton
Ned Shull
Joseph Walken
Don Lewis
Melvern
Rowe D. Redick
Baby Son
Ash
Diana
Michael Pearson
Connie Davis
Williamsburg
Douglas Kasper
N. Cedar
A. C. Chrismer
Hickory
Funeral Services For Onnie E Harmon Performed
Harmon died Jan 5 and funeral services were held Jan 7 at Lamb Funeral Home with Clyde Bland of the Christian Science Society officiating. The body was then taken to Denver for services at Olinger Mortuary and burial in Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens in Denver.
MIT creates unique Navy engineers ROTC program
MIT announces 40 young science and engineering students enrolled in a new Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps program designed to train engineering officers for service in the nuclear age. The MIT NROTC program is described as the only one of its kind and may lead to similar programs at other technical institutes if successful.
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Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dinner To Honor Clifford Hope
A dinner honoring former U.S. Representative Clifford R. Hope and Kansas farm youth opens the Kansas Agricultural Convention in Topeka. Hope retired after 30 years in Congress, having chaired the agriculture committee in the 80th and 83rd Congresses. Six Kansas Future Farmers of America American Farmer degree winners and five 4-H Club national awardees will be honored, with appearances by Gov. John McCuish former Gov. Fred Hall and Gov-elect George Docking.
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Topeka
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas Farm Youth
Hope
Congress
Agriculture Committee
Kansas
Future Farmers of America
John McCuish
Fred Hall
George Docking
Deaths DR MALCOLM C DALE Funeral rites set
Multiple death notices from Kansas City and Pomona record funeral plans for Dr Malcolm C Dale of 7600 Summit Kansas City died yesterday at St Marys Hospital. Services at Central Church Pomona tomorrow at 230 pm with burial in Central cemetery. Dale born San Diego survived by wife Eva Blair. Also notes Graveside for Leroy Rush Pomona death Sunday in Kansas City. John C Stockard Commerce Oklahoma 83 dies in Hazen nursing home with survivors and service Thursday at 2 pm Paola burial. Mrs W L Bennett Ottawa dies yesterday funeral Thursday 1030 am Wellsville cemetery details survivors and church. Mrs Henry Bell east of Baldwin dies this morning aged about 75. Historical Ferandina Beach Florida flags note.
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Malcolm C. Dale
Summit
Kansas City
St. Mary’s Hospital
Central Church
Pomona
John Prentice
W. Newell Razak
Central Cemetery
Dale
San Diego
Calif
Eva Blair
Leroy Rush
John C. Stockard
Commerce
Okla
Preston Stockard
Princeton
Hazen
Philo
Methodist Church
Miami
F. Lodge
Lane
Preston
Paul
Union
N. J
Edwin L
Cleveland
Ohio
John L. Stockard
Sedalia
J. L. Stockard
Williamsport
Ind
W. L. Bennett
E. Logan
Lamb Funeral Home
W. A. Elliott
Wellsville Cemetery
Des Moines
Ottawa
Kansas
First Baptist Church
A. L. Bennett
H. L. Bennett
Chicago
Dave Attic
N. Cedar
John Larson
Lawrence
Malcolm C
Seek Robber Of Elderly Women
Topeka police pursue a man suspected of robbing two elderly women, Laura Renshaw and Margaret Barbour, of 167 dollars and earrings valued at 2000 dollars, then leaving them in a gas filled room after a birthday party ruse. The women were found unconscious in an apartment with a gas stove on and wires cut.
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Topeka
Laura Renshaw
Margaret Barbour
Hold Off On Highway Increase
Washington state highway official W A Bugge told the Senate Roads subcommittee that substantial expansion of the 41 000 mile interstate system should be postponed for now. States have asked for 12 500 miles added, but completing much of the existing system may justify delaying further growth to avoid straining financing.
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Washington
American Assn
W. A. Bugge
Association
Washington State
Senate Roads Subcommittee
Bugge
Farm Sale Dates Listed for Ottawa Area Kansas
Sale notices listing cattle and estate auctions across eastern Kansas. Entries include Overbrook Livestock Sale in Overbrook Kansas with dates January 10 and January 17, Hunt Brothers Holstein dispersal 134 miles west of Pomona January 12, Roberts Market Sale in FBit h Lawrence January 15, Lillie Bales Estate Ottawa January 16, Henry Atchison five miles southeast of Princeton January date unclear, and C A Myers Sons in Centropolis contact numbers 918 or 17.
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C. A. Myers & Sons
Centropolis
Ottawa
Overbrook
Kansas
Hunt Brothers
Pomona
Roberts Market
Fbith
Lawrence
Lillie Bales
Locust
Henry Atchison
Princeton
Jack Nelson
Kas
Anderson County
C. F. Schultz & Son
Michigan Valley
Farm Bureau opposes Soil Bank used for disaster relief
Washington The American Farm Bureau Federation urged Congress to resist turning the soil bank program into free crop insurance and disaster relief. John C. Lynn, spokesman, defended the original aim to reduce surplus crops, aligning with Agriculture Secretary Benson who called the soil bank not a relief measure. The program authorizes subsidies up to 1.2 billion dollars yearly for land taken out of production.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Farm Soil Bank
John C. Lynn
General Farm Organization
Soil Bank
House Agriculture Committee
Federation
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower
Lynn
Farm Bureau
Bald Look Is Misleading on Eagle Head
A comment notes that the bald appearance of the bald eagle is optical, produced by a few white head feathers rather than an actual lack of plumage. The bird remains a full species with standard markings and protections.
Stranded Ships Begin Leaving Suez Canal
Port Said Egypt fourteen ships stranded for over two months start steaming out toward the open sea under their own power. vessels from seven nations were halted here by the British French invasion and Egyptian counter measures. southern canal remains blocked while ships are logged to move north from 29 1/2 miles south of Port Said.
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Port Said
Egypt
Suez Canal
Kansas Traffic Toll Rises After Dec. Collision
TOPEKA The record 1956 Kansas traffic toll reached 681 with the death yesterday of Harley Trainer, 55, Junction City, who was injured in an accident near Bridgeport, Kas., Dec. 15. The highest previous toll was 611 in 1951 and 1954.
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Topeka
Kansas
Harley Trainer
Junction City
Bridgeport
Kas
King Saud to Visit Eisenhower for Several Days
King Saud of Saudi Arabia will visit the United States as a guest of President Eisenhower from January 30 through February 1 for talks likely focusing on blocking communist aggression in the Middle East. The White House announced the trip yesterday.
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Washington
King Saud
Saudi Arabia
Eisenhower
Middle East
White House
Mutual interests discussed by two nations in Middle East
A briefing notes that officials held talks on matters of mutual interest in the Middle East. Details mention cooperation on security and regional stability, with no specific agreements disclosed.双方 emphasized continued diplomacy and shared goals in addressing regional challenges.
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Middle East
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