Warning to Ottawa teachers over California student injury ruling
A California court ruling awarding 325000 to a student prompted Henry Parker superintendent of schools to issue a warning to Ottawa teachers. He stressed teacher responsibility for injuries and cautioned that accidents when a teacher is away from class could prove negligence. Emphasis was placed on shop science and physical education classes. Mrs Lyle Cordle recalls memories of February 18 1953 anniversary in Korea with a group of 13 in the 18th Combat Engineers.
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California
Ottawa
Henry Parker
Parker
Lyle Cordle
Herald Mechanical Department
18Th Combat Engineers
Korea
Heth
Dock Strike Intensifies Across East Coast Ports
Longshoremen in New York and major East Coast ports from Portland Maine to Hampton Roads Virginia walk out halting ship cargo operations. Cargoes pile on docks and in vessel holds while railroads suspend freight to the ports with military shipments exempt. Negotiations amid optimism collapsed as leaders cited vacations and holidays as sticking points. New York Shipping Association chief negotiator Alexander C Hopin commented on stalled talks.
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New York
Portland
Maine
Hampton Roads
Alexander P. Chopin
New York Shipping Assn
Reet Shipping
Ottawa school dental check completes exams across district
Dental examination cards reached 435 Ottawa grade students in February, with 65 at Ataran tarda Eugene Field, 170 at Lincoln, 135 at Hawthorne and 65 at Garfield examined by Drs Lyman Welty Thornburg Henning and assistants. Dentists visited by Dr Ray Carter of Topeka as part of state health week. Cards for next year to be distributed in Ottawa junior and senior high, with summer examinations available at local dentists and picked up in fall.
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Eugene Field School
Lincoln
Hawthorne School
Garfield School
Field
S. W. Lyman
Max Alderman
Glen Hardesty
Charles Ratliff
Lincoln School
M. A. Welty
FE. L. Chapman
Glen Jones
Frank Stantorf
Clarence Conroy
John Thornburg
B. D. Beets
Garold Walburn
Dwight Haworth
Floyd Fleming
Fred Henning
Bill Meyers
Jack Prather
R. D. Waymire
John Bacon
Duyk
Ray E. Carter
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Health
Dental Health
Ottawa
Cumley to be arraigned on truck charge in county court
Cumley was arrested on a truck related charge this week and will be arraigned before Judge Milo Harris in county court.
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Weeky Way
Cumley
Milo Harris
Baker U Professor Criticizes Swing Time Church Music
Yale theology professor Dr Milton Daniel Harty heads to Ohio University to lead a three day institute on Christian living criticizing swing music in worship. He argues some hymns and tunes like Smoke Gets in Your Eyes are inappropriate for churches and urges more dignity and traditional selections. The event includes panel discussions at the university auditorium with readers invited to attend.
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Julian N. Harlt
Yale Diere
Vinity School
Chicago
Kansas Educar
Towa University
Towa
Hme
Milton Daniel
JSON
First Baptist Church
Rice
Alto
Harty
Ty Ia
Valentine
Theo
Nicbon Versages
Pars
United States Charges Mockery at UN Debate Move
United States spokesman charged the Soviet Union with making a mockery of the United Nations by seeking debate on alleged U.S. aggression as the General Assembly nears its end amid debate over whether to add the item to the agenda. The British spokesman called the move a melancholy waste of time as the Steering Committee weighs the question. The Soviets cited U.S. military bases and budget plans as evidence of aggression while the Assembly considers its next steps.
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N.Y
United States
Soviet Union
U. S
U.S
U.N
General Assembly
Vassily Kuznetsov
Wan Waithayakon
Thailand
Middle East
Europe
Turkey
Tran
Japan
Okinawa
France
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Brazil
Pakistan
Formosa
Don White
Russia
At-t
N. Action
Gover
Harley IP
Sheriff's Office
White
Q White
Topeka
Plant Closure Question Sparks Topeka Inquiry
Five southeast Kansas legislators press Sen. Andrew Schoeppe for the reason behind the closing of the ordnance plant at Fersons. The inquiry seeks clarity on policy impact and local employment concerns.
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Topeka
Kansas
Andrew Schoeppe
Fersons
Free meals for poll officials bill introduced in Topeka
U S en Wade Ferguson of Parsons sponsors a bill to require meals for election board workers and higher noon pay for judges and clerks. The proposal comes as Assistant Patrol Superintendent Tom Glasscock notes current law allows meal provisions, with costs capped at 1.50 per person per meal for three years. State senators and representatives from Ottawa and Parsons signed the letter urging state defense plant siting decisions not to hurt unemployment in southeast Kansas.
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Topeka U
Wade Ferguson
Parsons
Topeka
Senate
Tom Glasscock
Election Board
Harvey
Schmedemann
Walter “Dunn
Schoenpel
Defense Department
Schoeppel
Kansas
Wilson
Schneppel
Army
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Herald Board of Directors
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Leona Jones
John MacDonald
Don Shipman
Herald Board of Directera
Bob Compton
Virginia McGher
Dan Wilson
Joe McGilbray
STITH
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Led Beller
Beller
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