Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Today in Ottawa notices report hospital admissions for Peter Papps and several local residents, forthcoming meetings of Pomona Grange and Liberty community club, Kiwanis engagement with Harold Ensley, and a string of teaching staff changes. Also listed are new stamps, property suits, maintenance petitions, and obituaries notices in a dense, period-voiced local roundup.
Early Life Dispute Curtains on Paul Helms Biography
A national obituary on Paul H. Helms, 67, Los Angeles bakery executive, states he was born in Ottawa Kansas on September 19, 1889 to Dr. Elmer Ellsworth Helms. Ottawa elders recall nothing, a research note questions the church pastor claim, and Helms’ life spans Syracuse University and a Los Angeles bakery empire.
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Paul H. Helms
Los Angeles
Helms
Ottawa
Kas
Los Angeles Times
Dick Kaiser
Clara Kaiser
Paul Hoy Helms
Jorn
Elmer Ellsworth Helms
First Methodist Church
First Methodist
Trinity Methodist
Dr. Helms
Uneasy Over Israel Delay At United Nations
At the United Nations, unease rose over Israel delaying the full pullout from Egypt. Israel said troops would quit Sinai by January 22 except for Sharm el Sheikh. The decision was relayed to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold. Asian African states drafted a resolution condemning the slow withdrawal and urging economic sanctions until Israel withdraws behind the 1949 armistice lines.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Peninsula
Fey
Sharm el Sheikh
Red Sea
Aqaba
Dag Hammarskjold
Alran Man
Braille Bible for the Blind Weighs Over Ninety Pounds
A Braille Bible designed for the visually impaired is reported to weigh more than 90 pounds, reflecting the large format and raised dot pages needed for tactile reading. The item highlights challenges in accessibility and the dedication required to produce large print religious texts.
Radford Backs Eisenhower Plan For Middle East
Admiral William Radford testified that Congress should pass the Eisenhower Middle East resolution, saying it would nearly eliminate war chances in the region. He outlined U S military superiority over the Soviet Union, rapid movement capability into the Middle East, and doubts about simultaneous small wars. The testimony also noted 417 million dollars in unused foreign aid funds and Eisenhower’s request to reallocate up to 200 million dollars for the Middle East, plus 200 million per year for two years.
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Washington
Arthur W. Radford
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United States
Russia
Middle East
Eisenhower
Six Perish In Restaurant Fire In Loris SC
A fire swept through living quarters in the rear of a cafe in Loris South Carolina last night killing six people. Painter Joe Blackman 46 his wife Carrie May and their four preschool children perished. The Whittiken couple escaped.
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Loris
S.C
South Carolina
Joe Blackman
Carrie May
Wade Whittiken
Fire Causes Fatal Burn for Perth Area Farmer Marion Smiley
Marion Smiley 79, a farmer near Perth, was severely burned and died late yesterday when his clothing caught fire while loading wood into a kitchen stove at his home. He lived alone and is survived by two sisters Mrs Peryle Tnisley near Perth and Helen Smiley of Wichita.
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Wellington
Marion Smiley
Perth
Smiley
Peryle “Tnisley
Helen
Wichita
Ottawa High Grad Wins Piazzek Scholarship at KU
Lawrence special John P. Feighner of Wellsville a 1955 Ottawa High School graduate has been awarded a Piazzek scholarship for the spring semester at the University of Kansas The $100 award comes from a $15 000 Piazzek trust fund established to aid Kansas students at KU Feighner holds a residence hall scholarship renewable for four years and has earned a G E Corporate scholarship the past two years He is active in Westminster Fellowship KUY De Malay band and orchestra and directs music at Ottawa United Presbyterian Church He plans to enter Christian education after graduation and is the son of Mrs L M Chamberlain of Wellsville
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Lawrence
John P. Peighner
Wellsville
Ottawa High School
Piazzek
University of Kansas
DeForrest F. Piazzek
Olathe
Kansas
Feighner
Westminster Fellowship
Ottawa
Skelton Presses On With TV Show Amid Family Crisis
Hollywood comedian Red Skelton went ahead with his TV program his first job since learning his 9 year old son Richard was critically ill with leukemia. He briefly mentioned the tragedy, thanking fans for their letters prayers and good wishes.
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Hollywood
Red Skelton
Richard
Kansas Property Taxes Increased in 1956
Kansas property taxes rose to 226,959,994 in 1956, an increase of nearly eight million from 1955. School districts added 14,167,917 of the total. counties taxed 50,643,928. cities 33,908,434. townships 7,054,119. district, special, dog and grain taxes 10,882,084. State levies totaled 8,018,774 with a total assessed valuation of 4,938,017,510.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Commission of Revenue and Taxation
Local Farm Contacts and Weekly Livestock Sales
Multiple farm contacts listed with phone numbers and locations in Kansas. Selo at Anderson County holds weekly sales every Tuesday. Overbrook Livestock Sale runs every Wednesday in Overbrook starting Jan 24. Waverly Sale Paymen occurs Thursdays in Waverly.
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Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Anderson County Selo
Overbrook
C. F. Schultz & Son
Michigan Valley
Neill George
Waverly
Waverly. Nee
Not A Candidate For GOP Chairman
Washington Ray Bliss Ohio State GOP chairman said he is not a candidate to succeed Leonard W Hall. Bliss’ statement sought to defuse party revolt fears over the White House choice of H Meade Alcorn of Cannontiont. Opposition to Alcorn has grown among Republicans worried Eisenhower’s modernization could sideline GOP Senate or House candidates in 1958. Eddie Brown of the Chicago Bears completed 96 passes in 168 attempts for 1 667 yards to lead the NFL in 1956 with eleven TDs.
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Washington
Ray Bliss
Ohio State
GOP
Leonard W. Halll
Bliss
White House
H. Meade Alcorn
Cannantiont
Alcorn
Devel
Hisenhower
Senate
House
Eddie Brown
Chicago Bears
Infiltrators killed near Narim Pavim in Negev
Israeli army says two Arab infiltrators from a Jordanian band were killed last night near Narim and Pavim in the Negev. The rest of the group fled after being challenged.
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Tel Aviv
Negev
Jordan
Narim
Pavim
Democrats Seek Rally Speaker in Kansas April Rally
Kansas Democrats seek a nationally known speaker to headline a Jefferson Jackson Day rally in Topeka on April 5 and 6. The party celebrates its first Democratic governor in 20 years and plans a festive program with Rep. Dale Saffels of Garden City leading the Kansas Democratic Club as sponsor.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dale Saffels
D-Garden
Icity
Democratic Club
Traffic Deaths TOPEKA State Accident Records
Traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section for the last 24 hours and year to date. In the latest period 1957 records show 19 deaths, compared with 28 in the same period of 1956. Authorities in Topeka report the figures as the state continues monitoring highway fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Accient Records Section
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Peter Papps
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ter Mo
Gover
Judy
Jeffrey
Academy
Ottawa University
U. U
Steel
Pomona Grange
North Baptist
Harold Ensley
Kansas City Television
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Liberty Community
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Oxford Service Forum
Edgar E. Bickerstaff
Larry Bickerstaff
John E. Bickerstaff
Rantoul
Jack Luther
James Luther
Greeley
James Gorton
Ash
Ella Greenfield
King
Carl W. Hydorn
Garnett
Ralph Hohner
Edward Bradley
S. Poplar
Harry Mealman
Grant
Virgil Smith
Hickory
Ora Detwiler
Billy Lynn Miller
Ricky Linden
Mary Certain
Rockwood Drive
Arthur Dennis
E. G. Dick
Kansas City
Sheffield Steelworks
Harvey Martin
Ottawa Steele
Colleen Morse Roswell
N. M
Franklin County
Duane Morse
Maurice A. Hegle
L. W. Johnson
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Jeff
Bob
Elm
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Roy Baker
Princeton
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Today
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Havel
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Peka
Twyman
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S. Main
Wentworth Military Academy
Jess Y. Graves
Graves
Pinedale
Calif
N. Poplar
Made O’day Manufacturing Company
Jess Cullison
O. U
Rotary Club
Shepherd State College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Paul Helms
Syracuse University
New York
Helms Hall
Cierto Oen
Buffalo
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Wilkes-Barre
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Gaza Strip
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Romstedt
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Hope Cemetery
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Concrete Materials & Construction Co
Roadstone — Chips
Radford
Ronschle Leek
Lamb Funeral Home
Ottawa High Grad
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C. A. Myers & Sons
Centropolis
Henry Atchison
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Wilson & Locust Pire
LaRue
Skal
Mallee North
Weat
Printy & Son
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Gardner G. Flach
Wight Male
Ae Ears
Kanha
Ordon Ames Phony Feed
Albright Sewing Circle
A * Ted Press
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East Germany
Dag Harmmarskjold
Indrawal
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Wegen
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