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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1957
Page
10
C J Spratt of Rantoul Kansas offers ear corn based alfalfa seeds feeds and fertilizer. Barn stored hay prairie hay and alfalfa are available. Phone contact 429 W 2. Experimental listing in a rural advertisement.
Topeka reports Lynn R Brodrick a Democratic national committeeman will be appointed state highway director after Gov elect George Docking's inauguration despite Hatch Act conflict questions. State Democratic Chairman Frank Theis said the matter is under study with current plans for Brodrick to assume office following the inauguration.
U S Attorney General Brownell may be asked to rule whether Brodrick can simultaneously serve as highway director and national Democratic committeeman under the Hatch Act. Brodrick insists he can hold both posts and won’t resign, while cautioning he won’t risk federal highway funds. The issue arose from Highway Commission members and concerns its federal funds usage.
TOPEKA A bill calling for a daytime statewide speed limit of 70 miles per hour and 60 mph at night is expected to be introduced in the House Monday. Rep. Charles L. Davis Jr. said he would introduce the bill. Kansas law currently uses a reasonable and prudent standard and recent legislatures have refused to enact statewide limits.
LONDON Eden resigned today from the House of Commons after 33 years in Warwick and Leamington. He cited ill health and aims to avoid embarrassment to successor Harold Macmillan. Queen Elizabeth II offered him an earldom to sit in the Lords, a traditional retirement honor.
Joe W Morrow, longtime day laborer turned superintendent, began work at the Miami track a quarter century ago as part of its operations.
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