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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1957

Page

5

Sight Restored After 12 Years

John Howard Griffin, 34, famed author of The Devil Rides Outside, reports his sight unexpectedly returning on his parents' farm near Mansfield Texas after 12 years of blindness from a World War II injury. A doctor confirmed the blockage in circulation had suddenly broken as blood flowed to the optic nerve, yielding disbelief and joy as Griffin identified a blue coat and read a note.

Mansfield John Howard Griffin Griffin South Pacific

Princeton area notices and ARL meeting report

Community notices list March of Dimes fund drive chairmen and Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic activities in Princeton. The GAR held a regular city hall meeting with Oma Rob erts presiding and officer installation. Numerous social visits and dinners are noted among local families and visitors from Ottawa Lawrence Pawhuska and Leavenworth with several Sunday and New Year gatherings.

Princeton March of Dimes Dale Dieterich Neil Anderson Grover Froggatte Gene Lyons Dean Martin Elmer Sutton Leroy Wasmund Princeton Circle 38 Grand Army of the Republic Oma Roberts Goldie Walden City Hall Mmes Nola Morgan Effie Marts Laura Morgan Marion Schmitt Pearl Hall Eva Schmitt Grace Harms Cy McGinnis Bertha Taylor Bill R. C. Drummond Fred Drummond Pawhuska Okla Lucy McGinnis Lucille Karen ,Andrews Jim McCrea Ottawa Bill Reekie Chris Penny Homewood Ella Lantz Otto Seigele Emporia D. E. Dumbauld Hugh Tarbet R. E. Hamilton Jean Kenneth Minnie Oswald Leslie Stevenson Lawrence Ralph Hobbs Stevensons Charles Weir Marlin Weis Weis McAloon August Pierce Raymond Schott Loy Dean Knight Debra Nancy Reed Richardson Carl Merle Heckman Wayland Kirkland Rantoul Ray Feuerborn John’ Guy Jim Bushfield Jane Coltrane Gene Sawyer Rob Knight W. Je. ‘Beekie Larry Emory. Howell A. F. Bonskowski Reed “Richardson Carl Bob Knight Roy, Don

A A Johnson’s four children born in distinct cities

A.A. Johnson, former deputy U S Secretary of State for Far eastern Affairs, has four children born in Washington Tokyo Seoul and Rio de Janeiro, each in a different city, tying his family to diverse international locales.

A.A. Johnson U.S Washington Tokyo Seoul Rio de Janeiro

Change In Grading Grain Would Be Loss To Farmers

Kansas City Missouri farmers would lose over 10 million dollars if proposed changes to wheat marketing standards are adopted. Arthur J. Loutch of Missouri says losses could occur in Kansas and elsewhere. The hearing by the Agriculture Department gathered opposition from producers and marketers. The changes aim to ensure cleaner higher grade wheat while raising potential costs for local elevators and grain dealers.

Kansas City Missouri Arthur J. Loutch St. Louis Grain and Feed Division The Missouri Farmers Assn Agriculture Department Kansas Louth Cox Ken Kendrick Stratford Tex National Wheat Growers Assn Chicago Minneapolis Portland Ore

General Twining's Army Start Marked by Infantry Service

Gen Nathan F. Twining, chief of staff of the U.S. Air Force, began his military career in the infantry, tracing his early service record through ground force assignments and training paths.

Nathan F. Twining U. S. Air Force Infantry

Bike Rider Killed In Joplin Collision

A 14 year old bicycle rider Benton Turner died when he rode into the path of a car driven by Dempsey G Williams 38 of Galena Kansas on a Joplin road. The boy was the son of Mrs Stella Turner of Sarcoxie.

Joplin, Mo Benton Turner Highway Patrol Dempsey G. Williams Galena Kas Stella Turner

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