Side Swipes lists eligible bachelors in Williamsburg area
A humorous note from the Williamsburg region lists local bachelors over 21, including Arthur Dehn, Arza Fogle, Dutch Malburg, Marvin Horne, Dick Gifford, and many others. The writer warns against delaying too long, notes varying ages, and mentions basketball scores from recent games in the area.
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Herald
Williamsburg
Arthur and
Hobart Dehn
Arza Fogle
Dutch Malburg
Marvin Horne
Dick Gifford
Russell Wadkins
Charles Harlan
Mike Blankenbecker
Arthur Shepherd
Ernest John Eaton
John Lawrence O'Neil
Frank Reiner
Earl Wing
John Wing
Willis Wing
Emmett McEvoy
Lawrence Hull
Richard Lee
Emil Johnson
Ralph Chambers
Alvin Woodworth
Ralph Basel
Clarence Garvin
Vernon Garvin
Pleasant Amile
Yed Owens
Albert Norton
Wesley Piersol
Charles Robe
Bernard Fischer
Polio Vaccine Clinic Planned for Wellsville Children
In Wellsville Kansas a polio vaccination event is set for Thursday January 2 at the grade school. Children aged five to nine by inclusive age will receive first shots if never vaccinated or second shots if they had a previous dose. No third shots are planned now. Seventy six children in Wellsville are eligible.
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Wellsville
Kas
Kansas
State Board of
Yealt
Phillip Neary
Labette County Medical Society
Bearg
Thomas R. Hood
Buereka
Spearville
Holton
Wellington
Ashland
Tikhart
Onaga
Marysville
Anthony
Riley County
Manhattan
Kansas State
Hood
Blue Cross
Ask Changes in Soil Bank Plan
Washington debate on Eisenhower and Benson soil bank proposals prompts dairy wheat and livestock groups to seek Senate Agriculture Committee testimony. Chairman Ellender aims for omnibus farm bill soon as farmers need clarity. cotton spokesmen demand higher price supports and rapid sale of surpluses. Senators Aiken Anderson consider two price plans for rice and wheat with export subsidies noted.
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Washington
Soil Bank
Eisenhower
Benson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ellender
D-La
L Eisenhower-Benson Soil Bank
South
Sen. Aiken
R-Vi
Sen. Anderson
Budget Session Limits Authority Says Fatzer
Topeka Kansas Attorney General Harold R Fatzer tells legislators that budget sessions lack power to enact permanent revenue measures. He notes taxes can apply only to the next fiscal year and warns of ramifications for ending-minute appropriations and veto timing. The governor must sign or veto by the deadline, with pocket veto possible in last days.
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Topeka
Kansas
Harold R. Fatzer
Fatzer
Young Girl Leads Birmingham Teen Robbery Gang
A 13yearold girl led a gang of Birmingham boys in an overnight carjacking. Detectives said she came from Indiana and met five youths at a downtown cafe. Wayne Guston reported a knife and pistol threat as the group took his wallet of about $63 before the teens scattered. the girl was later captured at a service station.
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Birmingham
Ala
O. B. Wilson
Indiana
Hazel Marie Gentry
Hammond
Ind
Wilson
Wayne S. Guston
Two Drivers Fined in County Court
Leroy Reeves of 904 Olive was fined $5 and costs for improper vehicle registration. Cecil Dunning of Melvern paid $15 and costs for speeding 35 miles per hour in a 20 mile zone.
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Leroy Reeves
Olive
Cecil Dunning
Melvern
Traffic Deaths in Topeka State Records 1956 Update
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 30 deaths in the last 24 hours to date in 1956, with 34 for the same period in 1955. One earlier fatality is included not previously reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ike’s Future Role Remains Undetermined
Washington event shows President Eisenhower again declining to declare a clear plan for 1956. He praised GOP fundraisers and pledged support for administration policies while leaving open whether he will seek another nomination or serve as a worker in the ranks.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Weather forecast with snow flurries and cold
Cloudy conditions with scattered snow flurries this afternoon tonight and Sunday. Continued cold with low temperatures near zero to around 10 above in the southwest and around 20 in the northeast. High Sunday around 20 in the northeast and in the 20s elsewhere. Yesterday’s high 33, low today 7. Record highs and lows for this date listed. winds north-northeast. River level at .49 feet.
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FBI and
Police of
Five States
M . Lam
Ottawa Industrial Development elects new directors
Ottawa Industrial Development Inc held its annual meeting last night naming seven new directors: F. R. Bennett de, W. E. Hegberg, J. R. Cheney, J. L. Hysom, George Lister, Floyd I Minnick and C. A. Tucker. A directors meeting will be held early next week to name officers for the year. The group discussed the coming Mars aig des Cygnes river flood control program and the bond issue to be voted in April, stressing its importance for future industrial growth and reliable water supply upstream and downstream from Ottawa.
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Ottawa Industrial Development, Inc
F. R. Bennett
W. E. Hegberg
J. R. Cheney
J. L. Hysom
George Lister
Floyd I Minnick
C. A. Tucker
Marsaig Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Wellsville Kansas Plans Bond Issue for School Building
Plans underway in Wellsville for a school building program. Architects have been hired to study options and a bond issue of 250000 dollars is planned to fund site purchase construction and equipment, plus additions and repairs to district schools.
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Wellsville
Kas
Man Ordered to Stay Away From Family in Divorce Case
Harris 34 agrees to stay away from wife Vernal 32 and children after police note he abducted his 98 year old daughter Anda from a Nickerson grade school and attempted to fetch his 13 year old daughter Charlotte in Wichita. Authorities report Wanda was taken by force from school and screamed.
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Wichita
Charles William ‘Harris
Harris
King
Anda
Nickerson
Wanda
Charlotte
Vernal
Reno County
Jim Ware
Ware
Jon Harris
Main St Paying Bids February 9 Ottawa resurfacing project
The Kansas Highway Commission sets a bid deadline of 9 am February 9 for Ottawa Main Street resurfacing plans. Work covers over three miles from Thirteenth Street south to north of the Lawrence branch crossing with asphalt surface. Plans are at the Franklin County courthouse for inspection.
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Kansas Highway Commission
Ottawa
Franklin County
Thirteenth Street
Lawrence
Latta Fo
Word of
Snow Fails To Develop In Ottawa Morning
Ottawa woke to a clear sky and 7 degree low as snow failed to materialize. The Weather Bureau predicted only light flurries tonight and Sunday with temperatures dipping to near zero in the northeast and around 10 above in the southwest. The Midwest weekend forecast calls for wet, cold weather statewide.
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Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Midwest
Russia Uses Foreign Aid to Boost Image Back Home
U S officials believe Russian citizens are kept in the dark about Moscow’s aid offers abroad. Dulles backs Voice of America in pushing the story while experts note the five year plan extracts wealth from citizens to fund overseas loans and dam projects, with little improvement in living standards.
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Bombay
Nehru
Krishna Menon
New Delhi
U.N
New York
Menon Probaly
Washington
U. S
State Department
Russia
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Dulles
Voice of America
Moscow
Afghanistan
Egypt
Bombay Riots Erupt Again Across City
Riot action flared anew in Bombay State as protesters clashed amid demonstrations against Prime Minister Nehra's plan to redraw electoral boundaries. Authorities warned of possible spread to other districts as security forces moved to quell unrest.
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Hombay
India
Donbiay
Nehra
Evansville killer escapes detention amid nationwide manhunt
Desperady Evansville pipe fitter Irvin Irvin, condemned for murder and indicted in five others, slipped from Gibson County Jail yesterday. A cardboard key, a cadre of unlocked doors, and a missing guard room point westward as state police trace letters mailed from Mount Carmel. Witness Ruth Patton placed him at the Milner Hotel in St. Louis amid reports of travels through Rolla, Springfield, Vandalia and beyond as authorities pursue the fugitive. The escape echoes Dillinger era jailbreaks as new details unfold in a sprawling cross-state chase.
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Desperady
Jon Wainger
Evansville
Gibson
Pringetas
Irvin
Mount Carmel
St. Louis
Ruth Patton
Moan
Ine Milner
Levin
Trvin
St. Lous County
Rolla
Springfield
Plymouth
Angeluses Ind
Vandalia
Ohio
Watseka
Pa Tl
Chicago
Bombay
Thateviocs
John Dilnger
Dillinger
Lake County
Crown Polini
Ind
Indiana
Michi-gan City
Tie
W. Wesley Kerr
Henderson County
Record of Democrats seen as liability in 1952 campaign
Gov. Fred Hall of Kansas told a New Hampshire Salute to Eisenhower dinner that Democratic control of Congress would hinder rather than help the party. He argued without Democratic failures there would be federal school construction, a national highway program, health and immigrant laws, and other reforms. He labeled Stevenson a product of publicity, Harriman a Wall Street rich man, Kefauver a hobbyist investigator, and praised President Eisenhower as unmatched in status.
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Eisenhower
Los Angeles
New York
White House
Manchester
Congress
Fred Hall
Kansas
New Hampshire
Hall
Wall
Kansas Republican
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Wall Street
Estes Kefanger
Reelect Officers At Anchor Savings Association
Anchor Savings and Loan Association reelected all officers and directors at the annual meeting in Kansas City. Clarence T. Rice chairs the board with D William Overton as president. Officers include Edith S. Rice secretary. George Carten, Samuel G. Johnson and J Dean Nofsinger vice presidents. R G Thomas treasurer. directors Carl E. Anderson and Earl V. Gibson. Nofsinger serves as Ottawa office manager. Anna M. Puhr runs the Mission office. The president reported assets exceeding 22.5 million dollars and dividends over 549 thousand paid to investors. The Ottawa office paid 178 thousand 713 dollars and 48 cents in area dividends.
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Anchor Savings and Loan Association
Kansas City
Clarence T. Rice
D. William Overton
Edith S. Rice
George (. Carten
Samuel G Johnson
J. Déan Nofsinger
R. G. Thomas
Carl E. Anderson
Earl V. Gibson
Nofsinger
Ottawa
Anna M. Puhr
Abandon Hope For Five Men In Texas Bridge Disaster
Five men were missing after a 180 foot center section of a new bridge over the Brazos River collapsed seven miles south of Hempstead Texas. Four others were injured, two seriously, as the estimated 10 ton load at the center fell when a pier corner crumbled. Names of missing men include Johnny Hoff and Bill Bethea among others. seriously injured were Roy Evans and Frank Susan, all from Texas towns.
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Hempsted
Tex
Brazos River
Here
Haskel Lowe
Austin Bridge Co
Ships In Distress and Praises at Dinner in Kansas
Secretary of the Navy Charles Thomas praised the President for bringing capable men to Washington to manage the armed services. A 622 foot bridge project in Kansas was cited at a $100-a-plate dinner as a symbol of large-scale government operations. In Hamburg, Germany, at least four ships were reported in distress as a gale lashed the North Sea and Baltic.
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Washington
Armed Services
Thomas
Eisenhower
Armed Services Oo
Hamburg
Germany
North Sea
Baltic
Dallas plans alcohol in water supply opposed by residents
Dallas residents reject a plan to add alcohol to the water system. The proposal would place cetyl alcohol at city lakes to reduce evaporation, with treated water drawn from beneath the surface and no alcohol entering city mains.
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Dallas
Sur
Agriculture secretary urges industry aid for research and markets
Secretary Benson urged the food industry at the National Canners Association meeting in Atlantic City to boost support for agricultural research and marketing studies. He called for private funding to strengthen basic research and accelerate marketing research to expand new markets and crops. He stressed that tax dollars should back health, prosperity, and welfare through science and collaboration.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Benson Forday
Benson
National Canners Assn
United States
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