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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1957

Page

5

Ike Says Wilson Remarks Unwise

Eisenhower condemned Secretary Wilson for calling draft dodging in National Guard enlistments a problem while stating his support for a well trained Guard. He defended Dulles and said the Guard operates within the law, criticising Wilson's unwise statement as premature and ill considered.

Washington Eisenhower Wilson Guard Dulles Congress Defense House ‘Committee National Guard White House Eigenhower Pentagon

Docking Says Opposition Is Shortsighted

Governor George Docking called banks that oppose collecting interest on inactive state funds extremely shortsighted. He also rejected two investment proposals from the State Chamber of Commerce Finance Council for placing such funds across banks in the state.

Topeka mM George Docking State Chamber of Commerce Finance Council

Porchlight Drive For Polio Tonight

Rotary Anns will stage a porchlight fund drive for March of Dimes tonight visiting Ottawa homes with lights on. The county drive lags. 80,000 Americans remain under treatment. A February 9 benefit dance at the Armory will raise funds. Wellsville reports $393.17 raised from businesses, individuals, and schools. a house to house drive by the American Legion auxiliary is noted.

Rotary Anns Ottawa Harold’Tetwiler March of Dimes Wellsville American Legion Auxiliary McConnell Machinery Crist’s Clover Averill Franklin County Soil Conservation District Memorial Auditorium Franklin County Kansas Bankers Association W. A. DeGarmo C. L. Breckenridge John Horne & Son Williamsburg

Cold Morning As Ice Clings Across Ottawa

Ottawa shivered as temperatures fell to 1 degree above zero shortly before 7 am while yesterday’s high reached 24. A weather bulletin forecast snow and sleet moving north from the south today with icing worsening in southeast Kansas tonight due to existing ice and snow on the ground.

Ottawa Weather Bureau Kansas

Chandler seeks federal aid for flood wrecked Kentucky

U Gov A B Chandler urged President Eisenhower to declare four flood ravaged states, including Kentucky, an emergency area. The disaster left possibly four dead, millions in damage, and thousands homeless, with disruptions to transport and communications across parts of Virginia and Tennessee. Kentucky reported two drownings, while West Virginia noted one death and another believed missing. Chandler spoke during a Frankfort tour of the flooded regions.

Barbourville A. B. Chandler Kentucky West Virginia Virginia Tennessee Frankfort Chandler Eisenhower

Flood Fund Drive Progress Reported by Chamber Directors

Workers in the Marais des Cygnes Valley Flood Control and Conservation Association member drive report favorable reaction from businesses and the public. About $600 has been received toward a $1,600 goal, with $800 earmarked for the association's annual dues in the Missouri Arkansas Basins Flood and Conservation Control Association.

Marais Des Cygnes Valley

Legislation on inactive funds eyed by Kansas lawmakers

Docking warned that forcing banks to pay interest on inactive state funds could hurt the Kansas economy by reducing bank deposits by 50 to 60 million dollars. He opposed investing in buildings and favored a sliding interest scale tied to money markets, potentially yielding about 900 000 dollars annually.

Docking Chamber Finance Council Nacking Kansas Ivors

Spears Elected Vice President of Southeast Kansas Clerks

Bruce Spears, county clerk, was elected vice president of the Southeast Kansas County Clerk's Association at a yesterday Iola meeting. He has served as secretary the past year. Fifteen counties discussed livestock valuation reports for tax assessing, with results to inform state ad valorem coordination. Fred Russell of Miami County was elected association president.

Bruce Spears Southeast Kansas Agriculture Department Fred Russell Miami County Association

Plans For New Highway Revealed By Engineers

State highway officials discussed the Ottawa to Olathe US 50 improvement plan with Ottawa Rotary Club. Walter Johnson explained the Interstate system and new Kansas Turnpike style segments, including Ottawa bypass interchanges and a 579 foot river bridge to be built two miles east of Ottawa. Land purchases may start soon with first contracts slated for March.

Ottawa - Olathe Johnson Kanssas City Ottawa Olathe N. E Kansas Kansas City Topeka Oakley Colorado Line Sutton Duchesne Hill East 15Th St Highway Commission US 30 17Th Street Emporia East 15Th Marais Des Cygnes Missouri Pacific Cheney

Dismissal of Charges for Two Men in Burglary Case

Francis J. Harter and John Floyd had charges of attempting burglary against a Gorton home dismissed for lack of evidence in district court. Police had recovered hundreds of dollars in merchandise later identified as stolen. Both men had signed statements admitting burglaries in Johnson County and Kansas City. Authorities planned to turn them over to Johnson County. they were picked up before noon. They face Jackson County burglary counts and California parole issues. The Foraker case was continued to April due to a legislator attorney. Lamb Ambulance, Phone 330.

Francis J. Harter John Floyd R. C. Gorton Harter Floyd Highway Patrol Gorton Ottawa South Main Johnson County Kansas City Jackson County California L. H. Foraker Foraker

Cars damaged in collision on icy streets at Eighth and Cypress

A two car crash at Eighth and Cypress at 8:44 AM, caused by ice, involved Glenwood C. Simmons driving a 1953 Studebaker eastbound and Leo A. Akers in a 1957 Chevrolet southbound. Both cars sustained about 200 dollars in damage. Passenger Linda Robinson, 11, was shaken but treated later with no serious injuries. Estate worth 17600 dollars attracts claimants from six states and Scotland.

Eighth Cypress Glenwood C. Simmons Studebaker Leo A. Akers Ottawa Linda Robinon Olive Simmons Ransom Memorial Hospital

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