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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1957
Page
8
Top Notch Tractors advertises 1949 and 1941 Farmall and Farmall A C B tractors with engine work, power lift and cultivator equipment. Also offers hammer mills manure loaders disks seeds feeds fertilizers and hay stored in a barn with photos and contact near Centropolis and Rantoul Kansas.
Various farm animals offered by Clarence Oswald Francis Wilson John Franklin John Scott and others. Includes Guernsey cows Whiteface calves brood sows and 2 year old heifers with prices. Overbrook Livestock sale in Kansas lists dozens of Whiteface and Angus calves steers yearlings plus 300 to 400 head of cattle with auctioneers Ernest Arnold Claude Myers Jack Nelson and Cliff Marconefer.
A brief note urges readers to send all news items via the 47 phone line for quick reporting. The message emphasizes timely submissions and centralized handling to streamline local coverage.
Iowa State fears Wilt Chamberlain and Kansas in the Big Seven tournament, losing 58-57 as Chamberlain scores 30. Kansas State also edges Kansas 51-45. North Carolina eyes a 15th straight as Kentucky Tulane Vanderbilt Mississippi State games loom. Conference notes mark Ohio State and UCLA contenders amid shifting standings.
Washington reports Western powers plan a six to seven week push for a practical Suez Canal operating plan with Egypt. Dulles and Pineau urged provisional Cairo agreement by March 1 as Macmillan’s new government leans toward the plan. Proposals center on expanding the Suez Canal Users Assn and giving it toll collection and shipping priority duties while Egypt receives part of canal revenue.
In Salzburg Austria seven ten Hungarian refugees were placed in protective custody by Austrian police after being returned from the United States on parole while background checks continued. U.S. immigration authorities rejected eight for false statements about past activities in Hungary. the remaining two requested to return.
Berlin reports the Soviet Union will launch the world's first atomic powered ice breaker this year though ship size remains undisclosed. In Athens a Salonika newspaper notes disorders in Bulgaria with no confirmation and hints of a possible uprising against the Communists.
Mrs John Kelly of Philadelphia, mother of Princess Grace’s mother, hopes the first child will be a boy and arrives amid plans in Monaco. The baby is due January 20. In Barcelona, residents strike over fare increases on street cars and buses, recalling a 1951 transport walkout.
An eight jet plane exploded during a training mishap in Spain causing paralysis of an industrial center. Larson was an observer aboard the craft tied to Loring Air Force Base. His widow and two year old son reside on the base.
LIMESTONE Maine IA The final death toll rose to eight as searchers recovered Lt. Anders P Larson Jr 26 of Wichita Kansas near the wreckage area that scattered debris over Andover New Brunswick last Thursday.
First published notice in Franklin County Kansas states T Herman Myer Conklin Jr seeks executive clemency from the Governor in Topeka on February 29 1957. He was sentenced March 18 1950 for First Degree Robbery with Intent to Kill.
Hollywood mourns as actor Humphrey Bogart dies at home from esophageal cancer after a recent nerve operation. Survived by wife Lauren Bacall and two children, funeral planned at Forest Lawn. The star, famed as a tough guy, had shown optimism until his final weeks.
American Farm Bureau Federation leaders meet in Chicago to map a program seeking acreage allotments for the 1957 corn crop. Charles B. Shuman of Sullivan, president, convened leaders from 11 corn states to back a base acreage plan over a stricter allotment system.
Charlestown Rhode Island Ron ald Kenyon who had never fired a bow and arrow until six days ago bagged a 140 pound deer with that weapon He became the second sportsman in this century to kill a deer legally in Rhode Island Deer hunting was permitted.
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