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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1958
Page
5
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Emporia Senior High School began using the new addition today as the second semester starts. Several classes including physical education music art Latin and history meet in the junior high building across the street while the new gymnasium and auditorium and multiple classrooms become available for use.
In Columbus Ohio Ronald Mnck 29 boasted about money he spent at a bar while buying drinks for friends. A friend warned him the cops would arrest him soon after. Detective Don Wood observed Mauck, who is now imprisoned during burglary investigations.
Washington should require large firms to justify price hikes before a public price agency. United Auto Workers leader Walter Reuther backs an independent crown counsel to present facts publicly before increases take effect, targeting administered auto prices amid factory wage and profit concerns.
George Estes Varlman, 64, of Strong City, Kansas, confessed to shooting Lee Carmons, 71, during a money dispute. Carmons’ body was found Sunday in a ditch near Strong City, covered by last week’s snow. Sheriff Francis Towle said the man is jailed after a signed statement.
Six Kansas youths were announced as International Farm Youth Exchange delegates. Names include James L. Gooch of Hu goton to Italy, Clifford Grover of Scott City to the Middle East, Dean Ebel of Wamego to Greece, Billy Clark of Barnard to Scotland, Ann Eklund of Goodland to Ireland, and Emily Ann Douthit of St. Joseph to Northern Ireland.
Francis, not yet assigned, and Gooch a student at Oklahoma State University, will sail in April. The remaining students, all at Kansas State College, will go overseas in June.
Chancellor Richard M. Drake said the Kansas City Association of Trusts and Foundations donated a grant for faculty salaries and teaching fellowships. The gift includes $20,000 for use in surveying the school’s aims and needs.
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