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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1955

Page

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Ottawa area brief items mix town news and notices

Short Ottawa items report gambling on cap and exercises at the phon Herald office and hospital, payroll, and local business notes. Police cited Roy Supernaw for reckless driving, Dr John Ise set to retire at 70 in June, a parking-space fine, and a surgery note for Mrs. Aubrey Leslie. Details include Stolen items from a truck, recalls of old Ottawa times, and local church and library updates with naval scholarship trials for two Ottawa High students and a musical comedy production.

Phon Ing Sclarence Kirkland Homewood Meee Skaur Uiy John Ise Kansas M. W. Holmes S. Elm Ottawa High School Victor Herbert Danny Dither Arizona

Hall Forces Gain Control For Kansas Day Club Presidency

TOPEKA Kansas Hall backed by the Hall administration and attorney Howard Harper of Junction City is named president of the Kansas Day Club for 1956. Supporters of Gov Fred Hall bypassed rival faction mayor Emmett Wilson of Independence, continuing a tradition that the previous runner up leads next.

Topeka Howard Harper Junction City Hall Kansas Day Club Harper Fred Hall Emmett Wilson Independence Ithe Jin Itha Atuh

Deaths and political event mark Kansas GOP anniversary

Funeral services were held for Mark David Cowdin infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Cowdin at McVey-Dengel Mortuary. Ida B. Covington of Topeka was elected vice president as the remainder of the administration slate was chosen to govern. The two day GOP celebration of the state's 4th birthday anniversary concluded with a speech by Rep. Richard M. Simpson of Pennsylvania and Gov. Fred F. Hoover’s brief intro urging Eisenhower reelection in 1986.

Ida B. Covington Kingman McVey-Dengel Harry Snyder Jr Topeka Sec Mark David Robert C Cowdin Ransom Me Richard M. Simpson GOP Congressional Campaign Committee Fred Hail Simpson Eisenhower

Polio Victim Flown To Kansas City For Treatment

A 28 year old polio victim Mrs Beverly M Brewster of Atchison Kansas was flown from Norfolk Virginia to the Olathe Naval Air Station and admitted to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City. Her husband Lt Richard E Brewster died of the disease and her daughter Deborah aged 2 recovered. The case follows an August outbreak that struck the Brewster family as they stayed with relatives in Norfolk.

Kansas City Kas Norfolk Beverly M. Brewster Atchison, Kas Olathe Naval Air Station Brewster Mr. Millikan Atchison University of Kansas Medical Center Richard E. Brewster Clyde Brewster Hays Deborah Norfolk Naval Hospital

Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Community

Admitted: Mrs. Mary E. Miller and several others from Elm Street Monroe Courts Wellsville and Baldwin area. Births reported for Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Davis Williamsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Porter Hunt Baldwin with weighs 7 lb 6 oz and 10 lb 6 oz respectively. Dismissed: Fred Meador and Mary Kunard. Mrs. Bill Atkinson and baby son and other local residents noted.

Mary E. Miller Elm St John Woodin Monroe Courts Joe Reams Max Wiseman Wellsville Ronald Mavity Wendell Davis Williamsburg Porter Hunt Baldwin Fred Meador Mary Kunard E Wilson Bill Atkinson Baby Son E. Wilson C. W. McCartney North American Hotel George Cook Pine William Allison

Obituary notices from Ottawa area deaths and services

The Ottawa area reports the deaths of Besse F. Bandy aged 81 from a stroke at Ransom Memorial hospital with burial in Hope cemetery after a life in Ottawa and Kansas City and a San Francisco daughter survivor, plus a sister of Mrs. Hubbard and a memorial appeal to polio funds. Also noted are memorial service details for infant burial and a Stockton California sister death with services in Ottawa related circles.

Besse F. Bandy William E. Berger Hope Cemetery Quincy, Omaha and Kansas San Francisco Calif Sam Hubbard McVey - Dengel Polio Fund Ed Crawford Elsie Ciceroni Stockton Frisby and Warren Funeral Home Tony Karl Schlief 8Th St Ottawa Jane Schleif Oklahoma City Nelson Hinds Manhattan Beach Ore Chester Condit

Truck damage estimate and statement on auto

Stallings said the age of the auto was estimated at 400 dollars. The truck sustained no damage according to Stallings.

Stallings

Truck Crash Kills Six En Route Picnic Near Toowomba

A Salvation Army picnic caravan overturned a cliff near Toowomba Australia killing six people including the driver and injuring 15. The group was transporting children to a Salvation Army outing when the tragedy occurred.

Toowomba Australia Salvation Army

Small War Danger Cited in Army Testimony

Secretary of the Army Stevens warned the House Armed Services Committee that small wars pose a threat alongside large scale conflicts. He noted reduced manpower and funds while stressing vigilance against subversion and creeping expansion as alternatives to stalemates. He did not name any specific danger area and did not comment on budget cuts or Ridgway’s views on Formosa defense.

Washington Stevens House Armed Services Committee Matthew B Ridgway United States Formosa

Two Injured In Car-Truck Crash Near Tonganoxie

Two men were injured early today in a car truck collision on U S 24 40 near Tonganoxie. Richard Lane Silver 24 Webster City Iowa and Ran som H Lindsay 24 New York stayed at the YMCA in Kansas City Kas. Silver in critical condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Truck driver James es Barker 33 Kansas City Mo escaped with bruises.

Agency Executive Tells of Pressure in Anti-Trust Trial

A former executive of a Kansas City advertising agency testified that Emil Lees, advertising director of The Kansas City Star, urged using radio WDAF for paid promotion to keep agency support for a fashion fair. The Star and Lees face U S District Court trial on anti trust charges over monopolizing news and advertising in the Kansas City area.

Kansas City U Kansas Rl Star WDAF Star Emil Lees U. S Kansas City

12 Alarm Fire Destroys Baltimore Car Agency

A 12 alarm blaze gutted the Marfin Motor Corp building just north of downtown Baltimore. More than 250 firefighters with 70 pieces of equipment battled the two hour fire. Owner Thomas Martin estimated damages above a million dollars as new cars and repair cars were ruined and the top floors collapsed under the weight.

Baltimore Marfin Motor Corp Thomas Martin

Evacuation Uncertain Over Tachens In Formosa Sight

Taipei debates the evacuation of the Tachens as leaders weigh risks of withdrawal versus holding fast. Nationalists favor staying to defend Quemoy and Matsu if needed, while diplomats split on cease fire links and U.S. withdrawal. Chinese forces, Yikiangshan’s proximity, and Red advances shape the debate.

Taipeh Formosa Tachen Islands Finnegan Chiang Kai-shek Here Taipei Chiang Tachens Peiping Russia U.N United States Quemoy Matsu U.S Yikiangshan

Kansan Killed In Oklahoma Crash

Jerry Jesse Drumm, 20, of Wichita Kansas, was killed early today on U S highway 81, 544 miles north of Kansan. His car hit a concrete culvert, blew a tire and went 160 feet out of control before striking a tree. Invest in Freedom U S Bonds.

EMD Oklaw Jerry Jesse Drumm Wichita Kas Here U. S. Highway 81 Highway Patrol

Turnpike contracts total over two million dollars

Kansas contracts for soybeans yellow corn oats and graded eggs were let by the Turnpike Authority and State Highway Commission on Saturday. New members Walter Rugan and Lawrence Blythe join the Highway authority. William P. Timmerman named general counsel at six thousand dollars annually. Natives of Mengale Cameroon are summoned to a mission church by a locomotive bell gift from an American railroad.

Topeka Turnpike Authority Authority Walter Rugan Gtate Lawrence Blythe White City House Highways Committee Mengale Cameroon West Africa

Overbrook and Ottawa Farm Sales Schedule

Sale dates for C A Myers and Son list events across Overbrook Ottawa and Richmond areas. February sales include Overbrook Live Stock Overbrook Market Ottawa Market Males Mrs Bentz and Mrs Bryson with units at specified mileages and dates. Community buyers can contact Centropolis 918 or 17 Ottawa Route 4 for details.

C. A. Myers & Son Centropolis Ottawa Overbrook Kas Wilson Philip Bentz Pearl Bryson Southerat Elizabeth

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McVey Ambulance Joe Towner Larry Texaco N. Main al Williams Insurance Roy Supernaw Rt. 2 Waverly Main Street Renal Biman Neutan Attawa W. L. Gardner St. Main Fola Aubrey Leslie Allen County Hospital A .R. Hay Lesh West Wilson St Bill Hay Osawatomie Missouri Ottawa Barberific Railroad Knights of Columbus Thall Arthur Hayden West Seventh Monroe Miles First Christian Church Webster's Ulreh Kirkland Bethany Hospital Naval Reserve Leroy Hod Vernon Hay A. R. Hay Don Cain University of Kansas Martin L Mel) Stewart Pomona Franklin County FIED Ronald Vickers Art Jensen Bob Conaty Milo Harris Les Stallings A. F. Barthol Rt. 1 Edward H. McArthy Edgerton Mark David Cowdin Besse K. Bandy William Luce Highland Cemetery Louis H. Dengel Richard Herrick Boston Ronald Richard Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Kansan Oklahoma Freedom—U. S. Bonds The William P. Timmerman R. BE. Page Atty, At Law iEarl Hays McGaha Jack Nelson Edwin Crabb Nest Quenemo M. EB Orville Flager Nelson G. A. Diamond Neill George Waverly Sale Pavilion Albert Stewart & Son Albert Harold H. R. Perry Franklin Co. Sais, Wilson and Locust Ben Printy Dean Berlin LAMB Funeral Home Porter Spears Agency Tom Porter George Spears Organization of Safe Saving 247 Anchorg Savings Ed Loan Association D. William Overton Dean Nossinger Clarence T. Riceirman
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