Sew-Thrifty Pattern 4803 for Misses Sizes 12 to 20
Anne Adams pattern 4803 offers a versatile cobbler apron with low neckline and easy to sew design. Includes complete illustrated instructions, uses 84 percent of 35 inch fabric for size 16, and requires 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing per pattern. Send name address zone size style number to The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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See Peace Hope In the Message See Peace Hope In the Message
Western Europe's non Communists broadly welcomed Eisenhower inaugural address as a sign the US aims to help achieve a just peace. Tass claimed the speech showed US seeks global influence. British papers echoed praise with warnings that ideals must be backed by action, especially in the Middle East. The Guardian admired a Wilsonian theme and noted America's goodwill despite isolation.
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Telegram
Middle East
KCC Eyes Appeal of Rail Decision to State Supreme Court
The Kansas Corporation Commission reviews the possibility of appealing a Union Pacific rail decision to the State Supreme Court. The move follows a contested ruling affecting rail operations and regulatory oversight in Topeka.
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Topekaw
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Kansas Corporation Commission
State Supreme Court
Union Pacific Rail
Notice of Voter Registration for Ottawa Kansas
Legals publish notices for January dates. Voter registration opens during City Clerk hours for Ottawa Kansas. Those who did not vote in the November 1956 General Election or moved since last register must register in City Hall in person. Accessible for sick or disabled via special arrangements. First published January 8 1957 Last published January 22 1957. In Probate Court Franklin County Kansas No 4769 final settlement hearing in the estate of John D Peters executors Wanda Peters and attorney Donald L Whits. Petitioner Wanda Peters seeks heir and devisee distribution per will. Hearing January 30 1957 at 10 a m in Ottawa City Court. If not defended, judgment entered. Continuous coverage through January 22 1957. Also Daniel Rose parole eligibility notice from Franklin County For No Fund Check sentenced 8-17-55. Parole hearing in Lansing February 5 1957. Petitioner Daniel Rose.
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Kansas
Donald R. Capper
Franklin County
John D. Peters
State of Kansas
Wanda Peters
Donald L. Whits
Daniel Rose
Board of Penal Institutions
Lansing
Dalai Lama May Seek Asylum
NEW DELHI India many diplomats and Indians wonder if the Dalai Lama spiritual ruler of Tibet is having second thoughts about returning to his homeland Delays in ending his Indian visit have given rise to rumors that he is The Dalai Lama 22 and the Panchen Lama 19 came to India Nov 23 to take part in ceremonies marking Buddha birth anniversary Followers believe both are reincarnations of Buddha They were to leave Jan 4 but extended their stay twice already now extended again
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India
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Buddha
Five New Polio Cases Reported in Wichita and County
Five new polio cases were reported to the State Board of Health in the past week, including four in Wichita and one in Montgomery County. One Wichita case, a small boy, died.
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Wichita
Montgomery County
State Board of Health
Flying Farmers Plan Mexico Tour From McAllen
The National Flying Farmers Association gathers in McAllen for a private plane tour to Monterrey and Mexico City. About 125 to 150 flying farmers from roughly 20 states and Canada are expected, with departures on Thursday. They will meet Mexican agriculture officials in Mexico City and return home separately next month.
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Tex
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Monterrey
Mexico City
Craig Wilson
Canada
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Bandits Robbed Business Men in West Philadelphia Raid
Four bandits with stockings over their faces and rifles held up twenty businessmen at a Wynnefield Civic League meeting in West Philadelphia. They forced victims to the floor and escaped with about $5,000 in wallets rings and watches.
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Wynnefield Civic League
British Parliament Ends Slave Trade in African Colonies
The British government abolishes the slave trade in its African colonies during the 1807 to 1811 period, marking a decisive shift in imperial policy and human rights.
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