Franklin County DeMolay notes council changes
At a Franklin County DeMolay meeting the chapter accepted the resignation of John Koeckell as senior counselor. Don Sexton will fill the vacancy, and Glenn G. Green was added to the advisory council. Several local notices followed including PTA events, community appointments, and public sales schedules.
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Franklin County
de “Molay
John “Koeckell
Advisory Council
Don Sexton
Glenn G. Green
Marriage Licenses and City Parking Lot Plans
Marriage licenses issued for Robert Kenneth Wilson of Ottawa and Betty Joan Peterson of Ottawa. Ottawa city commissioners plan to acquire a tract west of the Missouri Pacific tracks on Brown Street for a new city parking lot with future land to expand. New Plant- L C Ellis to open a cheese factory in Paola with new equipment being installed next month. In Bassic, NAVCAD Franklin Ivey, son of Mr. and Mrs. C Harley Ivey, completed pre flight training in Pensacola and reported to basic flight training. address listed as NC0F Ivey USNR.
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Robert Kenneth Wilson
Ottawa
Osawatomie
Betty Joan Peterson
Otta City
Missouri Pacific
Brown Street
L. C. Ellis
Paola Butter Company
Bassic
Navcad Franklin Ivey
C. Harley Ivey
E. Ltd
Pensacola
Fla
F. Ivey
USNR
Naval cadet choir to sing in Philadelphia and Minneapolis
The Naval Aviation Cadet choir member will perform in Philadelphia Monday and sing at the Ice Carnival in Minneapolis on February 13. Re elected B C Morris is president of Lyndon State Bank with directors Mable Danhauer L L Richardson Moris R P Wellborn G B McDaniel and Alex Hotchkiss.
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Usnas Whiting
Navy Icebreaker Encounters Giant Iceberg Near Ross Sea
The Navy icebreaker Atka reported a supersize iceberg over a mile long and 800 feet wide while entering the Ross Sea on a survey mission ahead of a future South Polar expedition. The sighting occurred Wednesday as the one-ship expedition began toward the Antarctic continent.
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Washington
Navy
Atka
Antarctic
Ross Sea
Former Wichita mayor must serve 3 year prison term
The U. S. Supreme Court upheld a 3 year prison sentence and a $13,000 fine for Odom F. Sullivan, former Wichita mayor who ran a chain of theaters. Sullivan pleaded nolo contendere to three counts on May 26, 1953, with more counts dismissed. Government claims totaled over $400,000 in fines and penalties. Sullivan will be sent to the U. S. Medical Center in Springfield, Missouri, with a reporting date to be set.
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Topeka
U. S. Supreme
Wichita
Supreme Court
Odom F. Sullivan
U. S. District Court
Sullivan
Nolo
Kansas City
Springfield
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Recorded
Admitted John Juergens of Pomona Mrs Olin Neilson route 3 William Allison 120 East Ist Thursday Dismissed Sidney Morris 628 South Locust Mrs Charlie Carter 919 North Oak Thursday W F P Duffey of Richmond transferred yesterday to the Veterans hospital at Wadsworth.
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John Juergens
Pomona
Olin Neilson
William Allisson
Sidney Morris
S. Locust
Charlie Carter
N. Oak
W. FP. Duffey
Richmond
Veterans Hospital
Wadsworth
Deaths Nephew Briscoe Dies at Topeka Hospital
Ronnie Briscoe 19 of Topeka died early this morning after a brain tumor illness. He was a nephew of Mr and Mrs Guy Briscoe of Ottawa and a son of Mrs Berniece Briscoe. His father the late Willis Briscoe died Nov 30. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Ronnie Briscoe
Topeka
Guy Briscoe
Ottawa
Berniece Briscoe
Willis Briscoe
Norse Reach Greenland in 982 A D Colonization
The Norsemen first colonized Greenland in 982 A D marking the initial Norse settlement on the distant island. This historic expansion followed earlier exploration by Norse explorers seeking arable land and resources beyond Iceland.
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Greenland
Windfalls Tap Assured Funds From Builders
Washington housing officials report tentative settlements to recover more than a million dollars from four builders tied to windfall profits in government insured housing projects. Sen Capehart estimated profits of 500 million to one billion dollars from inflated mortgage coverage. The House Appropriations Committee approved $125,900 to hire lawyers and accountants to pursue cases as FHA works to reclaim windfall funds.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Sen
Capehart
R-Ind
Senate Banking Committee
Appropriations Committee
Norman P. Mason
FHA
Schweitzer Marks 80th Birthday in Hospital Address
Dr. Albert Schweitzer, famed physician and thinker, observed his 80th birthday at his hospital in French Equatorial Africa. He sent a long letter to friends of the hospital noting the burden of his work and describing efforts to aid natives suffering from tropical diseases at Lamberene.
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London
Albert Schweiitzer
French Equatorial Africa
Schweitzer
Lamberene
Sheriff Victim Of Gas Rustlers
GOLDFIELD Nev. in below zero weather Sheriff E N Kitchen attempted to start his car and found thieves had drained his gasoline tank after a failed battery start leaving the cold blamed for the trouble but no starter output.
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Goldfield, Nev
E. N. Kitchen
Local Markets Snow Insulation Myth Debunked
A local market note challenges the idea that snow is a good insulator and could prevent heat escape, citing an Eskimo igloo heated by a very small fire as a contrary example.
Subscriptions and renewals listed for area newspapers
The Herald lists new and renewing subscribers including Ottawa Joe Fitzgerald and Mrs L B Howell, W N Smith, J C Hannaman, Raymond Bettge, J W Alexander, Glenn Gilliland. Princeton J N Brown, A Oestreicher, Ruth Mace. Wellsville W B Hutchinson, Paul Heckman. Pomona James Driver. Rantoul James Finch. Williamsburg Henry Spring. Green Bay Maggie Litsch, Arthur Wittry. Quenemo H E Oestreicher, Roy Walker. Baldwin Arlie Heffner, Mrs Ed Godsey. and Herald Want Ads for buy and sell.
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Herbald
Ottawa Reules
Joe Fitzgerald
Ville
W. B. Hutchinson
Paul Heckman
Pomona
James Driver
Rantoul
James Finch
Williamsburg
Henry Spring
Gree Jey
Maggie Litsch
Arthur Wittry
Quenemo
H. E. Oestreicher
Roy Walker
Baldwin
Arlie Heffner
Ed Godsey
British atomic document reported missing in Britain
Britain's Atomic Energy Authority said one of its atomic documents is missing possibly stolen but contains no secrets. The spokesman noted the document is not top secret and has no military or secret technical information. It was being reviewed by the British Electricity Authority regarding long term nuclear energy use for power generation.
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London
Britain
Atomic Energy Authority
British Electricity Authority
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Herald Office
McVey’ Ambulance
Joe Towner
Larry
Texaco
N. Main
Jai
Williams Insurance
P.T. A
AL Heawthorne P.T.A
Pauline Duyk
Charles Southard
Clarence Brannum
Ralph A. Loyd
D. G. Laury
Paul Trump
F.A. Trump
Osawatomie Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Jennings
Ottawa University
Kansas Secondary Principles Association
Frank Bell
N. Sycamore
Winter Veterans Hospital
Fooshee of
Garnett
Kansas Extension Service Advisory Committee
Manhattan
John Eagle Motor Company
Art Jensen
Bob County
Milo Harris
Marion Ruesler
Great Bend
Harris
Larry Averill
Jim Pool
Wibw-Tv
Dale L. Fooshee
K-State College
Kansas 4-H Club
International Farm Youth Exchange
Sweden
Don Langdon
Tony
Leroy Graham
Seattle
Wash
Langdon
Ralph Langdon
Maple
Max Floyd
Clarence Strickland
P.T
Sacred Heart P.T.A
Eugene Field
C. A. Hanson
Lyndon
Vivo Kiefer
Dence
Lyndon Court House
Stewart and Son
Laura Gest
Henry Oest
Michigan Valley
Claude Myers
Kenneth Cunningham
Greeley
Claude
Lovis H. Dengel
Jim and
ED Fredricks
Sory
Ottewa
Kansas
Ee A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Wilson
William Dest
Harold Houston
Overbrook
Jack Nelson
Eas
Anderson County
M. E
Orville Flager
Neill George
Waverly
Kas
Sleeey Stewart & Son Rt
Harold
Franklin Co. Sale Co
Santa Fe
Ray Oster
C. A. Hanson Furniture Sale
Ben Printy
Morel
LAMB
Funeral Home
Angelfood
Cheney's Bakery
Herald
Wayne and
Mildred Bush
Skelly
T-I-P-S
By Gilmore
Skelly Service
Ottawa's Industries
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
Bruce Company, Inc
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H. D. Lee Company
Bruce Company
United States
Earl A. Guist
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