Teenage fans spark a high school hoops record chase
A Washington High versus Ottawa High non conference game drew hundreds as Ottawa surged to a record 91 to 70 win. Fans chanted for 80 then 82 as Ottawa broke its scoring mark with Marvin Wilson scoring 30. The piece blends high school sports hype with playful chaos and a hospital incident amid the crowd.
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Ottawa
Marvin Wilson
Isas City Hospital
Iya Wolf
Letha Hackett
Pepe
Mrs L H Dalton Dies in Nevada Missouri
Mrs L H Dalton of 924 S Cedar died yesterday at 3 p m in Nevada Missouri after an illness of several weeks. She was married and had lived in the area for many years. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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art-Nevana
Dalton
Ottawa
Frank Samuelson
Jackson,Mich
Col
Lloyd H. Dalton
Herington, Kas
Nevada
Hayes Chapel
L. H. Dalton
Nevada, Mo
S. Cedar
March of Dimes Dance Saturday at Armory
Tickets go on sale for a charity square dance to benefit the March of Dimes fund. House bills seek to extend the fifth cent gasoline tax and revise distribution formulas to share funds with counties and cities. J. Miller of Olathe hosts the event with caller J. Miller noted, attendance $1 per couple. Talent show and concert follow tonight at 7:30 at the Auditorium. Detroit Police install patrol car radios. Ambulance number listed.
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Topeka
Ottawa Prome
Howard
Armory
Bentley
R-Kinsley
Marvinl
Bei Cox
R-Kingsman
J. J. Miller
Olathe
Criminologist Says Case Is Not Closed
Dr Paul L Kirk the criminologist from the University of California declared that the Shep pard case is not closed as he prepared to return to the West Coast after three days of investigation into the July 4 murder.
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Kirk
University of California
Sheppard
Massive Larceny Case Shocks Worcester Bus Co
A Worcester man, Walter E. Hoyle, 44, was jailed on $100,000 bail after admitting theft of $200,000 from the Worcester Bus Company. The incident reportedly covers 22 months, while the company posted a net profit of $1,414 for the first three quarters of last year. The case follows Hoyle’s murder but is presented here as a connected public record of the alleged theft and bail.
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Worcester
Mass
Tthe Worgeater Bus Co
Walter E. Hoyle
Apolice
Big Crowd Attends Franklin County Soil District Meeting
About 300 persons attended the annual Franklin County Soil Conservation District meeting at Memorial Auditorium. Five farmers received Bankers Awards for outstanding soil conservation work: Clyde Bland, Alton Rumford, Claude Smith, George Lewis, and W. G. Ransom Jr. The program opened with two soil conservation films, a noon social, and a keynote by L. J. Bones McDonald, assistant state conservationist. Leslie Hunter presided over the day’s events.
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Franklin County Soil Conservation District
Memorial Auditorium
Bankers Awards
Franklin County
Clyde Bland
Alton Rumford
Rt. 2
Claude Smith
Pomona
George Lewis
Quenemo
W. G. Ransom, Jr
Homewood
Suil Conservation Cooperators
The
Conservation District
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Bankers Association
L. J. T.bones
McDonald
Soil Conservation Service
Oklahoma City
Leslie Hunter
SCS District Board of Supervisors
Wilson Sees No Need For Changes Short Of War
Secretary of Defense Wilson told Congress Formosa is a minor ripple and not cause for major armed forces changes short of war. He warned of serious risks with Communist China but said the situation is not something to panic about.
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Wilson
Washington
Congress
Formosa
House Oi
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhow
U.S
Vinson
D-Ga
Defense Department
China
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
House
Eisenhower
Senate
Radford
Russia
Cold Wave Forecast for Northeast and Extreme North
The forecast calls for a cold wave in the northeast and extreme north with turning much colder tonight and strong northerly winds. A few snow flurries are possible east and north tonight. Thursday remains partly cloudy and cold with lows near zero to 15 below and highs in the 20s to near 30 in the east to central regions.
Semester Near End at Ottawa University
The first semester at Ottawa University ends as final exams and assignments wrap. President Martino urges immediate admission for new students and transcripts to the Admission office. Registration for the second semester is next Tuesday. Temperature readings show a high of 44 and a low around 25 with hourly values listed. Officials expect several new enrollees while balancing losses from departures and dropouts. Weather notes record a cloudy sky and northwest wind with a river reading around 70.
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Ottawa University
Andrew B. Martino
T Hat
Moe
N. W
Cold Wave Expected to Move Into Northeast Kansas Tonight
A cold wave is expected to move into northeast Kansas tonight with much colder weather across the west and central areas. Snow flurries may appear in the north and east, with partly cloudy, colder conditions through Thursday and moderation Friday. Temperatures likely range from zero in the northeast to 40 to 15 above in the southwest.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Midwest
General MacArthur Celebrates 75th Birthday in Los Angeles
General Douglas MacArthur, the Pacific War hero, observed his 75th birthday amid a city welcome in Los Angeles. About 1,500 fans waited two hours for his delayed arrival at Los Angeles International Airport, and thousands more lined the route to his hotel. He is to speak at the unveiling of a bronze statue in MacArthur Park, the monument’s first public showing.
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Los Angeles
Douglas Douglas Mac'Arthur
the Angels
Los Angeles International Airport
MacArthur Park
Nationalists to abandon Tachen Islands in staged evacuation
Reliable sources say Chiang Kai-shek forces will evacuate the Tachen Islands in a joint operation under Vice Admiral Alfred M. Pride. The plan awaits congressional approval and a signal to begin. Meanwhile 7th Fleet planes conduct maneuvers off Formosa as Chinese forces strike at Yikiangshan and Yu Shan islands.
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Taipeh
Rurmosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Tachen Islands
Eisenhower
Adm
Alfred M. Pride
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Helena
Formosa
Keelung
China News
7Th Fleet
Yikiangshan Island
Safeway Strike Ends After Truckers Walkout
Safeway Stores Inc announced the end of a 95 member Teamsters Local 955 strike that halted supplies to restart stores within 250 miles of Kansas City. Division manager Mr. Witbeck confirmed the end of the walkout and restocking operations.
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Kansas City
Safeway Stores Inc
Lidey
Teamsters
AFL
Witbeck
Ike's War Powers Resolution Advances in Senate
The Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees approved a 26 to 2 resolution granting President Eisenhower full war powers to defend Formosa and nearby areas. The measure passed the House 409 to 3 and faces further Senate hurdles. Two amendments were rejected, including Kefauver’s proposal to hand Formosa protection to the UN.
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Washington
Senate ‘Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Eisenhower
Fornmioa
Langer
Morse
Senate
House
Sen
George
Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Sen. Kefauver
D-Yenn
Formosa
Jnland
United Nations
Humphrey
D.minn
Formosa 1
Pescadores Islands
Pescadores
Sen. Langer
Newsmeno
Sen. Marie
D-Ga
Foreign Relations Committee
Byrd
Fulbright
Dark
Sparkman
D-Ala
Kefauver Langer
Mansfield
D-Mont
Burd
Kefauver
Jackson
D-Wash
Red China vows to liberate Taiwan amid Formosa tensions
Bulletin dispatches report Beijing insisting the 600 million Chinese will liberate Taiwan and demand the U S withdrawal from Formosa and the Formosa Strait. Premier Chou En-lai reiterates that Formosa must be liberated and the cease fire is unacceptable, while Eden in Parliament backs Eisenhower and urges restraint. Van Fleet says policy essentially invites Reds to seize offshore islands near Quemoy. A relief mission reports Matsu defenders ready to retaliate against a potential attack.
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Tokyo
Red
China
Taiwan
Formosa
United States
Formosa Strait
Peiqing Radio
Chou En-lai
Formoa
U. S
Formosan
Washington
James A. van Fleet
8Th Army
Korea
Quemoy
Matsu Island
Fukien
Matsu
United Nations
Welfare Workers To Area Meeting
Franklin County Welfare staff joined an in service training in Osawatomie for a five county area. Attendees included Mrs Ethel Green Mrs Emma Brown Mrs Hazel Peterson Mrs Lucile Nelson Mrs Gladys Adams and Miss Luella Parrott. Francis Neiswender director at the state hospital led the session with Helen Frederick from Topeka assisting. Mrs Freda Burnside director of State Development organized the quarterly meetings.
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Frank
Lin County Welfare
Osawatomie
Ethel Green
Emma Brown
Hazel Peter‘son
Lucile Nelson
Gladys Adams
Luella Parrott
Francis Neiswender
State Hospital
Helen Frederick
Topeka
Ottawa
Freda Burnside
Formosa Crisis Dims Hopes For Release Of 17 Americans
United Nations observers say Formosa developments hinder the release prospects for 17 Americans held in Red China. They warn the Security Council and General Assembly may struggle to secure a cease-fire as efforts stall. Republican legislators in Topeka push to ban minor party ballots while governors race unfolds.
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Formosa
United Nations
Red China
Security Council
Formoga
Banalian General Assembly
Wejcast
United States
Red Ching
Herald Office
Atention
World War II Era Tensions Rise In East Asia
President Eisenhower and Premier Chou En-lai issued firm statements on Formosa while Dag Hammarskjold, at U.N. direction, traveled to Peiping to press for the release of Korean War prisoners. Lodge Jr welcomed progress, but the outlook remained cautious as New Zealand prepares to push the cease-fire issue to the Security Council.
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Eisenhower
Chou En-lai
Formosa
U.N. Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
U.S. Armed Services
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
Seek Strong Grain Laws Strengthen Warehouse Rules
After a two year study the Grain Advisory Commission headed by John Briggs of Protec has its report ready for the Legislature. The commission seeks strengthened warehouse law and higher fees for the Kansas State Grain and Inspection department from the present session.
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Hutchinson
Kansas State ‘Grain and Inspection Department
Grain Advisory Commission
John Briggs
Protec
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