Beer found in timber near Quenemo after loss
Hunters recovered 28 cases of beer found a mile and a half east of Quenemo. Osage county authorities received word and retrieved the beer into Quenemo. Investigators suspect theft from the old armory storage on December 31. inquiry ongoing. Ottawa High School began the new semester with a brief run-through of the first semester schedule and five minute class periods. Twin foals were born prematurely to a mare owned by Lee Figgins at 1015 W 7th, both died. Sired by a palomino owned by Merle Paul.
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Quenemo
Osage County
Ottawa High School
Ottawa
Lee Figgins
Merle Paul
Mobile Chest X ray Unit Begins Franklin County Test
A mobile chest X ray unit will start work in Franklin County on February 1. It will visit Pomona Williamsburg Richmond Princeton Ottawa and Wellsville across multiple dates through February 16. The county health officers and local volunteers organize the schedule and sites for screenings.
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Mobile Chest
Franklin County
She
Kansas
Pomona
Wellsvill
George W. Davis
F. A. Trump
Ivan Jacobsen
Tuberculosis Association
W. C. Harding
Cancer and Heart Associations
N. ‘V. Hudelson
Kenneth Mealman
Williamsburg
Ward Robbins
Richmond
J. R. Smithheisler
Princeton
Elmer Sutton
Ottawa
Only One Mayor Candidate So Far
James Alexander, a local insurance agent, may file his mayoral petition after city clerk approval. His petition is filed and signatures are in order, with plans to sign soon. Filing deadline is noon on March 10. primary is March 20 and election on April 3.
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James Alexander
Alexander
Fatal Injuries In Wreck Near Galena Kans
A mother and her son, Mrs. John Moore aged 55 and James Moore aged 13, died after a collision between an automobile and an oil company transport near Galena. Mrs. Moore died at a Joplin hospital shortly after arrival. James Moore died during the night. Other passenger Mrs. Clara Cook received head cuts and rib injuries. Driver Glenn Wilson Carter of Brooklyn Mo was treated and released.
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Galena
Kas
John Moore
James Moore
Glenn
Wilson Carter
Brooklyn
Joplin Hospital
Drama Trio Here Tonight at First Baptist Church
Redlands University drama trio performs tonight at 8 in First Baptist Church Ottawa. The California group traveling by train will present Roger Williams and Mary after touring multiple cities. Audience praise noted. no admission, but donations welcome for the trio. Sponsors include Mr. and Mrs. Bowers and other Ottawa backers. Earlier this morning the group staged Adam and Eve Meet the Atom at Ottawa University chapel.
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Redlands University
First Baptist Church
California
Town Hall
New York
Roger Williams and
Mary
Ottawa
B. F. Bowers
George Lister
Walter Coburn
Ben Park
M. Hi Forester
Adam and Eve Meet the
Ottawa University
Gorilla Dies Of Heart Attack At St Louis Zoo
ST. LOUIS Bobao a playful and good humored gorilla at the St Louis Zoo died of a heart attack. Zoo Director George F P Vier Keller said the 8 year old 275 pound animal was an invaluable attraction and hard to replace. He noted heart attacks are unusual for gorillas and parasites are often the killer.
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ST. Louis
Bobao
St. Louis Zoo
George FP
Vier Keller
Nehru Party Warns India Over State Creation Crisis
New Delhi prime minister Nehru led Congress warned Indians that dissension over new states created dangerous peril to the nation. A 1000 word resolution, reportedly drafted by Nehru, said central government would not yield to violence seen in Bombay last week over losing capital status of a Marathi state.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Congress Party
Bombay
Calcutta
Orossa
Punjab
Boy Killed In Highway Crash Near Richter
A boy, 12, died in a one car crash on ice north of Richter and east of Garden City as it overturned after skidding off the highway yesterday evening. Local authorities reported the fatal accident occurred around 5:30 p.m. in the family vehicle.
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Garden City
Gary Brent
Oakland
Jikarnest
Richter
Jan
Here
Williamson
W.va
Pocahontas
Norfolk & Western Railway
West Virginia
Kentucky
New Snowfall Adds Needed Moisture Across Kansas
Snow fell yesterday in Ottawa and other parts of Kansas adding moisture. The 7 am total in Ottawa was 1.3 inches with 0.36 inch of moisture, bringing ground depth to 3 inches. Roads were slick in spots with blowing snow. no accidents reported in the area.
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Ottawa
Herald
Lamar Phillips
Kansas
Highways Open But Hazardous in Kansas Weather
Freezing rain and snow made driving conditions hazardous across Kansas. At 9 am the State Highway Department reported all roads open. Northeast to east west routes were slick. north-south roads slick in spots. Northwest had some slick spaces but roads normal in extreme west. Southeast faced freezing rain then 2 to 4 inches of snow. South central and southwest reported freezing rain with hazardous roads.
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Ottawa
John P. Kelsey
Art Jensen
Jensen
Fourth
Willow
Alex McDonald
McDonald
Price
Weather Bureau
Lawrence
Mulberry
Kas
Minden
Coffeyville
Pittsburg
Wichita
Junction City
Hut
Russell
Hill City
Liberal
Dodge City
Goodland and Garden City
Trace
Emporia
Topeka
Kansas
State Highway Department
North Central
Northwest
South Central
Southwest
Two Accidents Over Weekend
Weekend accidents raise city toll to 15 for the year. Noon collision in the 1200 block of South Cedar involved a 1955 Pontiac driven by Marjory Jean Langley and a 1950 Plymouth driven by William A. Magrath, with $100 damage each. A second wreck at Fourth and Main around 6 p m involved W G Griffin and Blair A Powell. damage listed as $50 to the 1951 Chevrolet and about twice that to the Nash.
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South Cedar
Marjory Jean Langley
S. Hickory
William A. Magrath
S. Cedar
W. G. Griffin
N. Oak
Blair A. Powell
Orange
N. J
Griffin
Los Angeles
Parrish
Santa Fe
Mayer ‘Morris Pulsan
California
California Public Uniies Commission
J. Milne
Interstate Commerce Commission
Milne
Alsthough Parrish
Marker
San Diego
Here
Lagman BI Hines
Union Depot
Fred G. Gure Ney
Chicago
Raymond J. Shelton
Coast Lines
Frank Parrish
White seeks Gov Hall TV sponsors names reveal
Emporia Gazette publisher W L White urged Governor Hall to publish the donors behind a series of TV and radio broadcasts. He cites costs, notes supporters may fund more broadcasts, and contrasts with the Wesley Roberts case. He calls for full disclosure of who financed the efforts.
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W. L. White
TelTrain Wreck
Emporia
Emporia Gazette
Hall
White
Ga Welie
Weather forecast for today and Tuesday outlook
Mostly cloudy conditions prevail this afternoon and tonight with light freezing drizzle in the southwest and light snow to the east. Expect considerable cloudiness Tuesday with light snow in the northeast and north central, warmer in the east and south then turning colder in the northwest. Lows around 15 to 20s, highs in the 20s to 30s, with variable winds.
Economy bloc attacks state budget in Kansas House
In Topeka the Kansas House Economy Bloc opens on an appropriation bill trimming $50,000 from the state architect salaries and wages, arguing for reduced overhead. Rep. Marvin Cox leads the cut, while Rep. Robert Anderson defends needs to hire more staff to clear a backlog in state school and hospital projects. discussion continues on the Administration department and a central duplicating agency.
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Kansas House
Funta
Department of
Marvin Cox
R-Kingman
Archipeeks
Mhio
Franklin County
Owl
Ottawa
L. N. Speer
Franklin Canty Medical Society
Lewisom Memorial Hospital
Ana Wessumsais Matey Arias
Em- Wamer
Tamewee
Z. A. Fleming
Lin
Ipeom
Robert Anderson
Haways and Means Committee
Cox
Department of Administration
Howard Bentley
R-Kins- Ney
Legislative Council
Senate
Sen
Wunsch
Bentley
Central
John Adams
Will Townsley
Great Bend
Townsley
Wiliam R. Beine
Richmond Co-Op Reelects Officers
The 42nd annual Richmond Farmers Cooperative meeting reelected officers and directors including Lee Hermreck and Lee Perkins to the board. Perkins was named president with Frank Cox as vice president Cecil Vining secretary and Henry Feuerborn treasurer. Directors also include Dan Licktelg Kenneth Cunningham. The year 1955 reported business volume of 1 303 000 and 1 750 members. lunch served to about 250 by wives of employees and directors.
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Farmers Cooperative, Association
Richmond
Lee Hermreck
Lee Perkins
Perkins
Frank Cox
Cecil Vining
Henry Feuerborn
Dan Licktelg
Kenneth Cunningham
Ottawa hosts clinic on compensation tax changes
A free clinic for employers of four or more at Ottawa Senior High School auditorium at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Sponsored by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce the session will explain unemployment compensation tax changes. Speakers include Harry W Woods and John Morrison. Attendees from Anderson Franklin and Miami counties, with representation from Garnett Osawatomie Paola Richmond Ottawa and Wellsville.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Harry W. Woods
Ottawan
State Chamber of Commerce Service
John Morrison
Kansas Employment Security
Anderson
Franklin
Miami
Garnett
Osawatomie
Paola
Richmond
Ottawa
Wellsville
George Lister
Salt
Selecting Jury For Alien Slayer
A federal court jury selection began in Kansas City to determine the penalty for Arthur Ross Brown, an ex convict who admitted kidnapping and killing Wilma Allen, wife of a local auto dealer. A panel of 125 prospective jurors was called, 12 to be chosen. The case dates to the crime near the city, 35th anniversary of Mrs Allen’s birth observed that day. The judge outlined possible penalties: term of years, life imprisonment, or death.
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Kansas City
Arthur Ross Brown
Dee
Wilma Allen
Kansas
Allen
Brown
United States
U. S
Charles Whittaker
Ottawa City Clerk Building Permits Summary
Building permits issued at Ottawa city clerk office include Otis Burnett at 840 Burroughs for a garage costing $150 and R. D. Neighbors for Gleason Gleason remodeling at 114 E Second for $20,000. Willis Weldner at 728 Willow for a garage costing $400.
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Ottawa
Otis Burnett
Burroughs
R. D
Gleason & Gleason
E. Second
Willis Weldner
Willow
Garrage
County to Stop Mass Inoculations in Montgomery
COFFEYVILLE The Montgomery County Medical Society says future inoculations with Salk polio vaccine should be given by medical staff in prescribed clinics and under proper supervision, signaling a shift from mass inoculation efforts to targeted immunization programs.
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Coffeyville
The
Montgomery County Medical Society
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