Franklin County Briefs In Extend Service hires and local notes
Mrs. Kenneth Keelin was hired as secretary in the Franklin County Extension Service. Mrs. Buddy Schaub will remain full time for two weeks then shift to part time. Robert Hudleson of Pomona, injured in a traffic crash, is recovering at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City with broken ribs and a collapsed lung. Rawleigh Products ad. Franklin County Chapter De Molay conferred degrees on Myron Steere III and James Moody. plans for Sweetheart Ball next month. Public sale set Jan 21 near Garnett. Pomona beat Appanoose 58–42. Mel Miller 22 for Pomona. Pence Market window damage from a break-in. Grace Episcopal parish dinner Sunday evening with annual meeting. Highland Avenue club plans dinner Sunday at Latimer School.
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Kenneth Keelin
Franklin County Extension Service
Don Brown
Buddy Schaub
Princeton
Robert Hudleson
Pomona
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Franklin County
Order of de Molay
Myron Steere III
James Moody
Jack Kille
de Molay
W. C. Harding
Myron Steere
Julius Raffelock
Eisenhower orders overtime for Saturn booster push
President Eisenhower directed overtime work if needed to speed the Saturn super booster program and asked NASA chief T Keith Glennan to study whether more funds are required. He urged vigorous advancement of high thrust space vehicles and sought civilian control of the peaceful space program by assigning research teams to NASA.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
T. Keith Glennan
NASA
Capitol Hill
Congress
U. S
Fecker
Wernher von
Arguments For More School Funds Heard
Pittsburg State and Fort Hays State urged the Kansas Senate Ways and Means Committee to grant higher state college appropriations. Gov. Docking approved 3 percent faculty raises, rejected 7 percent planned by the regents, and cut supervisory raises. Presidents Axe and Cunningham testified salaries at their schools lag behind regional peers, with Pittsburg 12 to 20 percent below averages and Fort Hays near the bottom among 34 Midwest colleges. All five state schools asked to restore 7 percent increases.
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Topeka
Pittsburg State
Fort Hays State
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Board of Regents
George Docking
Leonard Axe
M. C. Cunningham
Fort Hays
Midwest
University of Kansas
Kansas State
Emporia State
Pittsburg
Lawmakers to seek ban on free tickets and hikes in pay
Representative Alvin Bauman proposes a constitutional amendment to bar legislators from accepting free tickets to Kansas State and Kansas University games and from meals from lobbyists. The plan would raise daily pay from 5 to 15 dollars and expense limits from 7 to 15 dollars, while forbidding compensation or gifts related to legislation.
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Topeka
Kansas State
K.U
Alvin Bauman
D-Sabetha
Kansas
Bauman
Funeral services for Marvin W. Welton
Marvin Willis Welton died yesterday. Services will be held at Towner's Chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. Rev. Wayne Caldwell will officiate. Burial will be in Evergreen Mound Cemetery northwest of Ottawa.
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Marvin W. Welton
Marvin Willis Welton
Towner’s Chapel
Wayne Caldwell
Evergreen Mound Cemetery
Ottawa
U S government property value tops 264 billion
An annual inventory by the House Government Operations Committee puts the United States government total property at over 264 billion dollars. It breakdown shows 193 billion in personal property and 71 billion in real property, including bases and lands.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
House Government Operations Committee
William L. Dawson
D-Ill
Library of Congress
Smithsonian Institute
Civil Defense Talk Highlights PTA Meeting in Wellsville
Melvin Pierce told the Wellsville PTA that complacency has slowed Civil Defense progress. Lt. Cdr. Edwin Kones, with AD2 Robert Koogler, spoke on sea power at the Navy station visit. The group voted to buy dictionaries for the library and schools and invited a Jan 28 soup supper. Kiwanis wheelchair game set for Saturday with an FFA/Jam.
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Melvin Pierce
PTA
Pierce
Cdr
Edwin Kones
U. S. Naval Air Station
Olathe
Robert Koogler
Navy
Edward Barnett
JoAnn Baldwin
Pat Stonequist
Atty General Seeks Void of All Docking Paroles
Topeka AP Atty Gen John Anderson asks Shawnee County District Court to void all parole orders issued by Gov George Docking contending a 1957 law limits parole powers to the state Probation and Parole Board The move follows Docking revocation of Aubrey Brooks Leigh and Anna Mae Borserine paroles and alleges improper delegation to parole attorney Dale Spiegel with orders based on his discretion and thus void.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Shawnee
George Docking
Anderson
Docking
Aubrey Brooks Leigh
Anna ‘Mae Borserine
State Probation and Parole Board
Borserine
Leigh
Dale Spiegel
Spiegel
KC Livestock Market Report from Kanbara City
KC Livestock turnout reports cattle numbers with 00, calves 25, slaughter steers steady margins with high to choice around 24.75 down to 24.00, hogs at 2.200 with barrows gilts up 28, sows 25 higher. Sheep total 3750 with wooled slaughter lambs around 20.00. other grades vary, prices indicate deal-ready ranges.
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Kanbara
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Localarea
Admissions list includes Hattie Andrew 734 Ash John W Burkdol 115 W 11th Elmer Randell 839 Hamblin Marjorie Collins 736 S Sycamore Roger Comstock Quenemo today Births Mr and Mrs Lee Figgins Pomona daughter born Thursday weight 6 lbs 1407 Dismissals include Dennis Neil Wright Quenemo Thursday Mrs James E Melroy 126 S Locust Mrs Donald E Martin and infant daughter RFD 3 Mrs Raymond L Davis 721 Cleveland Mrs Kenneth Chapman 749 Tremont Floyd Kaub RFD 4 today
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Hattie Andrew
Ash
John W. Burkdol
Elmer Randell
Hamblin
Marjorie Collins
Sycamore
Roger Comstock
Quenemo
Lee Figgins
Pomona
Dennis Neil Wright
James E. Melroy
S. Locust
Donald E. Martin
Raymond L. Davis
Cleveland
Kenneth i Chapman
Tremont
Floyd Kaub
NAACP Urges Release of Parker Lynchings FBI Report
The NAACP urged Attorney General William Rogers to publish the FBI report on Mack Charles Parker’s lynching in Biloxi Mississippi. A federal grand jury met but did not indict, saying evidence did not support a true bill, ending typical action unless new witnesses or testimony emerge.
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Biloxi
Miss
National Assn. For the Advancement “of Colored’ People
U. S
Sidney Mize
Justice Department
Pearl River County
Offer To Mend London's Big Ben
AP reports two British metal workers offer to repair the 18½ ton Big Ben crack without removing the bell from the tower. They call it a patriotic duty to restore the original boing sound. A Ministry spokesman said boi-doing is acceptable and the crack does not affect safety.
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London
Ministry of Works
Hospital thanks and small ads in one notice
A snippet shows a thanks note from Mrs. Howard McCurdy for hospital care and flowers. The remaining text lists local help wanted ads and service offerings including baby sitter after 5 PM, secretary, ironing, painting, eaves gutter work, mower repair, wallpaper removal, carpet cleaning and hardware store promotion.
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General Services
Tra Meade
Henry Alban
Temoved
Tandard Rendering Co
Ottawa
Conrad
Spray
Malott Hardware
Used Electric Washer for sale guaranteed at Mack Electric
Listing offers a nearly new electric washer with full guarantee priced at 125 dollars. Address Mack Electric 330 S Main and nearby Douglas Bros 103 S Main advertise a wide selection of used washing machines with guarantees and weekly payments of 1.25 dollars.
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Gener
Jie
Mack Electric
S. Main
Douglas Bros
BROS
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Ottawa Herald
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Peoria
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ST Ce Sa Anual
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