Local Briefs Ring with varied Kansas news and events
Community notes report Elmer Michael's serious illness in Kansas City. Ottawa dairy herd sale yields strong prices, two top cows to Ross pair. Obituary for Myrtle Sumner of Lawrence. bicycle arson at police yard. funeral for Mrs. Amos Richardson in Pomona. Rotary talk by a Japanese teacher. polio ball planned by March of Dimes. Redstone missile launch details and related spaceflight notes.
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Beryl Ross
Ottawa
Myrtle Sumner
Myrtle Loa Sumner
Kansas
Missouri
Lawrence
George Stauffer
Mulberry
Lawrence Memorial Hos
Ernest Mutin
Neka
Verna Mae Annis
Perry
Dota Price
Vernon
Lois Hale
San Diego
Calif
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold
David Beuge
Osgwalo Hamilton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mie
Miami County Hospital
Paola
Oak Hill Cemetery
Kenew
Bedge
Brown Av
Osawatomie
Yashuhiro Kawamura
Japan
Rotary Club
Edna Agnew
Ottawa University
O. U
Ryuko Okada
Winton Winter
March of Dimes
Armory
IMRS
Amos Richardson
Pomona
Pearl W. Rush
Wiley Pas
Cee Wee Lam
Mahala Vans Rush
Redstone
Defense Department
Atlantic
Sarah Churchill Sings On NBC TV Amid Jail Bailout
Actress daughter of Sir Winston Churchill arrives at NBC studios at 5 30 am for a one hour program. Critics praise her performance in The Makropoulos Secret while she faces a pending misdemeanor charge for drunken conduct and abusive language. She was briefly jailed, bailed, and later reheard for the show.
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Hollywood
Sarah Churchill
Great Britain
Sir Winston Churchill
NBC
Miss Churchill
Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Residents
Admitted today are Emile J Barnes of Mulberry, Guy Platt of Pomona, Carl Polley of Oak, Margie Franks of Oak, Dixie Lee Lighthill of Gardner, Wayne Rein of Cedar, and others. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Zook at 712 Pecan weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces and a son to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Watts at RED 3 weighing 5 pounds 2 ounces. Also listed are Mrs William Leib and infant daughter at Waverly and Mrs Virgil Smith at 424 SE Hickory.
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Emile J. Barnes
Mulberry
Guy Platt
Pomona
Carl Polley
Oak
Margie Franks
N.’ Oak
Dixie Lee Lighthill
Gardner
Wayne Rein
N. Cedar
George Zook
Kenneth Watts
William Leib
Waverly
Virgil Smith
Hickory
Green Dell Community Meeting This Friday Night
The Green Dell community will hold a Friday night gathering at the school. Patrons are asked to bring sandwiches and salads for the event.
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Green Dell
T Ie
Night Launch of Army Redstone Missile at Cape Canaveral
The Army tested its Redstone missile at Cape Canaveral under a starless sky using island range stations for data. The 69 foot missile rose from the pad and arced south as exhaust lit the night, aiming to aid an American satellite launch within a month.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Army
Air Force Missile Test Center
Mrs Richardson widowed. kin listed in obituary
Mrs Richardson, a member of Rebekah and B A lodges, is survived by her widower, two children Lawrence H. Richardson of Oakland California and Mrs Virginia Breshcars of Santa Maria California, one grandchild, and two brothers May Rush of Topeka and Roscoe Rush of Little Rock Arkansas.
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Richardson
Rebekah and
Lawrence H. Richardson
Oakland
Calif
Virginia Breshcars
Santa Maria
May Rush
Topeka
Roscoe Rush
Lille Rock
Ark
Car Damaged in Bridge Collision Near Main Street
An accident on the South end of the Main Street bridge yesterday around noon damaged Rob ert Vincent Bundy’s car. Police say Albert Lee Rollins, 40, of 217 Ash, driving a 40 ton truck, stopped for a break in north bound traffic and struck the other vehicle while turning into the alley by the north city warbing lot over the bridge crest.
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Main Street
Robert Vincent Bundy
Hickory
Albert Lee Rollins
Ash
Main
North City
Warbing
Plane Blacked Out By A Mouse In Kentucky
An Ozarks Airlines plane at Owensboro Kentucky faced a power failure during preflight after Bundy reported everything went dark. A mouse found in the electric truck caused a circuit box to burn, cutting lights before the aircraft could be secured. Damages were listed but the cause remains unknown.
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Owensboro
Ozarks Airlines
Bundy
Funerals Mongrel Dog May Become A Victim Of Prosperity
New York reports Milto n M Weiss president of the Animal Insurance Co of America notes a rising pedigreed dog share from 15 million to 18 million as nonpedigreed dogs decline. He explains prosperity drives higher pet costs and greets fundraising through insured pets with policies from 125 to 13000 dollars.
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New York
Milton M.weiss
The
Animal Insurance Co. of America
United States
Weiss
WN Insurance
Husiness
Ala
Asta
Cuban Rebels Back To Hills
Cuban rebel forces led by Fidel Castro withdrew to mountain hideouts after a daylight raid on the Manzanilla sugar port. The army offered no counteraction while Batista’s forces called for open combat. Rebels blockaded roads into the 100,000 population city seeking politicians and officers Castro branded as enemies of the people.
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Havan
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Manzanila
Fulgencio Batista
Castro
Sierra Maestra
Johnsons Peace Idea Endorsed by Four Senators
Four former U N delegates Senators Humphrey Sparkman Smith and Cooper backed Lyndon B Johnsons plan to invite U N members to join a space for peace program. The proposal also calls for a broad exchange of satellite information and aims to make outer space an outpost for peace though no administration response was given.
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Washington
U. N
The
World Organization
Russia
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Humphrey
D-Minn
Sparkman
D-Ala
H. Alexander Smith
R-Nj
Cooper
R-Ky
Johnson
Senate
CBS
Outer Space
Subsidy Rate Increase Seen for Conservation Reserve
Washington reports a planned sharp rise in government subsidy rates for retiring land under the conservation reserve of the soil bank program in 1959. Current CR rates average $10 per year, with higher rates for the acreage reserve. Some Congress members favor about $20 for CR, doubling present levels. Farm groups press for higher pay while Benson aides note an increase is likely but undecided.
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Washington
Sail Bank
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
Benson
Power Firms Plan To Promote Nuclear Program
Kansas utilities including KG&E sign a four year contract with Southwest Atomic Energy Associates and Atomics International to pursue a nuclear energy research program. The effort, costing over five million dollars, targets an advanced thorium reactor with 200 000 to 400 900 kilowatts output and possible construction in Kansas or nearby states.
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Wichita
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Kg&e
Southwest
Gordon W. Evans
Southwest Atomic Energy Associates
Atomics International
Canoga
Calif
Evans
Atomic Energy
Kansas
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Missouri Public Service
Marriage Licenses Barry Compton Rhode to K J
Barbara Ann Wood 26 of Prairie Village joins brief notice with names Barry Compton Rhode 20 Colonia and Barbara Ann Wood 26 Prairie Village in a short marriage license entry with local details.
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Barry Compton Rhode
Colonia
K. J
Barbara Ann Wood
Prairie Village
Notice of Hearing in Estate of John B Hicks Kansas
State probate court in Franklin County Ottawa Kansas to all interested parties. Mae H Hicks widow heir and executrix petitioned to admit will dated September 22 1983 and to appoint Mae H Hicks executrix without bond. Defenses must be filed by February 1958 at ten o clock a m in Ottawa. If ignored judgment will be entered. Bowers & Bowers attorneys for petitioner.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Asten
Aaid County
Bate
John B. Hicks
Mae H. Hicks
Hicks
Ottawa
Kansas
Mae
Wickes
Petitioner
Bowers & Bowers
Altorneya
Bank Asset and Liability Report Summary
A bank reports total assets of 1 184 888.47 with liabilities totaling 1 071 000.28 and capital accounts of 114 779.14. Key items include cash and equivalents 780 080.23, U.S. Government obligations 155 524.00, state and political subdivisions obligations 3 532.00, other assets 151 382.00, and deposits totals of 1 057 332.00 with postal savings and government deposits. The capital structure shows common stock par value 50 000.00, with surplus of 50 000.08 and undivided profits.
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Wotea
Dee Demarch
Geana
Alacounta
Cor-Popaliona
U. 8
LSTA
Tha Bank
Tl Henk
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