Summer band rehearsals ahead of July Fourth concert
The summer band will rehearse at 7 30 p m tonight and again at 7 30 a m tomorrow for the concert at 8 p m Fourth of July in the band shell at Forest Park. Also notices include a Montgomery County car ticket and a 1 dollar fine for parking after 1 a m. Ducks stamps are on sale at the post office for 2 dollars each. Don Peterson and Ernest Blackburn seek replies at listed addresses for servicemen and a Coast Guard residence in Cape May New Jersey is provided.
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Forest Park
Montgomery County
Main
T. J. Cummings
Santa Fe Carloadings Compare Week End June 28 1957
Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending June 28 1957 totaled 25 018, down from 29 145 in the prior year. Cars received from connections were 12 183 versus 12 755. Total cars moved reached 37 201 against 41 900 a year earlier, with 36 894 cars handled in the preceding week of this year.
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Santa Fe
Roderick Dunn Returns to Ft Lewis From Leave
Sp 3 Roderick H. Dunn has returned to Ft Lewis Washington after a 1s day leave spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Perry Dunn. Drake's Bakery offers fresh baked goods including butter rolls donuts pies cakes cookies wedding and birthday cakes. Dogs may now run free in the city if properly tagged after the leash law suspension through April May and June. Mrs Dewey Radcliff and daughter Kathy from Denver left Ottawa after a week with Mr and Mrs Jay Scott. they will visit the A D Radcliffe family in Wichita en route home. The Well Child Clinic scheduled for July 3 has been postponed to July 10 and will be held at the Co op building from 9 am to noon.
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Roderick H. Dunn
Ft. Lewis, Wash
Mrs
Perry Dunn
Dewey Radcliff
Kathy
Denver
Ottawa
Well Child
Co-op
Funeral services for Mrs Clyde H Laub announced
Funeral services for Mrs Clyde H Laub who died Sunday will be held tomorrow at 11 a m at the McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev Myrle A Horner of Garnett officiating Burial will be in Highland Cemetery
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Clyde Hi. Laub
Clyde H. Laub
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Myrle A. Horner
Garnett
Highland Cemetery
Kirkland
Max W. Kirkland
Robert B. Craig
V.F.W
Roy Lambert
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges
Hospital records show the admission of Mrs. Roy Bones at 822 S Poplar and Mrs. Alex Fisher in Williamsburg on Monday. Also admitted was Mrs. Everett Cook from RFD 2 Pomona, with discharge on Monday.
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Roy Bones
S. Poplar
Alex Fisher
Williamsburg
Everett .Cook
RFD
Pomona
Sister Of Local Man Is Injured
Ottawa Ward store manager Guy Cox travels to Pittsfield Illinois after word his sister Mrs John R Webb of Oklahoma City is in serious condition from a head on collision on a curve near the Illinois river bridge at Florence Illinois. Sweeney and Miss Quinella Webb were killed. Others injured include Mrs Ralph Reeve and Miss Dorothy Dunkelburger.
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Guy Cox
Ottawa
Montgomery Ward
Pittsfield
John R. Webb
Oklahoma City
Webb
Ivan R. Sweeney
Kansas City
Sweeney
Quinella Webb
Rev
John Webb
Cox
Webbs
Mrs. Reeve
Miss Dunkelburger
Wlini Hospital
Illinois River
Florence
Death of Dale A. Stovall in Ottawa
Dale A. Stovall 62 of 120 S Poplar St died at 730 am from a heart attack at Willis Nursery Co He was a carpenter and lived in Ottawa over 30 years Born August 9 1894 in Peabody son of Henry Allen and Isophronia Jeffries Stovall Married Earsel Crown in Ottawa June 30 1926 Survived by widow four sons three brothers and three sisters Funeral at Lamb Funeral Home July 6 at 10 am Rev Gordon Miller officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery
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Dale A. Stovall
S. Poplar St
Willis Nursery Co
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Stovall
Ottawa
Peabody
Henry Allen
Isophronia Jeffries Stovall
Peabody Christian Church
Reuben Stovall
la Grange
Wyo
Effie J. Coleman
Peaoody
Elva F. Fower
Lula E. Horton
Lamb Funeral Home
Gordon Miller
Highland Cemetery
Plan Water Meeting Here
Bob Smith executive secretary of the Kansas Water Resources Board visited yesterday to discuss plans for a November meeting in Ottawa. The regular monthly Missouri Basin Inter-Agency Committee meeting will involve federal land and water conservation agencies and the governors of the 10 Missouri Basin States. Ottawa committee members include George Lister, Robert A. Anderson, Vernon Chesbro, William Bowers, and Russell Crites. Interagency meetings are open to the public and will likely fill a full day with Marais des Cygnes flood control discussions.
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Bob Smith
Kansas Water Resources Board
Missouri Basin Inter-Agency Committee
Missouri Basin
Ottawa
Dean Nossinger
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
George Lister
Robert A. Anderson
Vernon Chesbro
William §. Bowers
Russell Crites
Marais Des Cygnes
Routine Business For School Board Meeting
Ottawa school board discussed summer work for Hawthorne and Eugene Field, approving bids for asphalt tile and exterior mortar, interior painting, and rubber based paint. They planned welding gear purchases, bidding on lathes milling machine and shaper, and set a July 22 special meeting to review budget and parking lot bids. They rehired Mrs Jamison and hired two new staff for the high school.
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Ottawa
Hawthorne School
Quin's
Orval Staneart
Eugene Field
Hawthorne
Zielsdorf
Henry Parker
Parker
Jamison
J. W. Craycraft
Georgia Whiteford
Norris Burke
Marriage Licenses for Lawrence Residents
Donald Lee Ragan, 18, of Lawrence, and Bett Fase Maruche, 17, of Lawrence, obtained marriage licenses. The records list their ages and hometowns with no additional details on witnesses or ceremony.
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Donald Lee Ragan
Lawrence
Bett Fase Maruche
Salk Vaccine Short In State
In Kansas doctors report a temporary shortage of Salk polio vaccine as demand rises with the polio season. State Health Officer Dr. Thomas R. Hood notes manufacturers had surpluses earlier, but shortages occur nationwide from time to time. Local units now handle vaccine distribution. third shots may be delayed without losing protection, and efforts focus on completing first and second doses.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thomas R. Hood
Hood
Patrol Districts Increased By Three
Kansas Highway Patrol expands to 78 districts with three new regions. Seneca district headquarters established, Belleville and Lincoln districts to start within two weeks. Troopers Ray Decker, Robert Huerter, and Harvey Tewes named in charge of Seneca, Belleville, and Lincoln districts respectively.
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Topekas
Kansas
Harvey Schmedemann
Seneca
Belleville
Lincoln
Schmedemann
Ray Decker
Topeka
Robert Huerter
Concordia
Harvey Tewes
Hutchinson
Plan Third Trial In Murder Case Warren Applegate
Warren Applegate faces a third trial for allegedly murdering his 16 month old daughter Dana Laraine with a lethal arsenic dose. A prior trial ended in a hung jury after a second-degree murder conviction and a 40 year sentence was overturned by the State Supreme Court ordering a new trial. The July 15 date marks the latest retry plan.
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EL Dorado
Inaf
Warren Applegate
Dana Laraine Applegate
Applegate
State Supreme Court
$2 Wheat Support Rate Set Under Farm Law
Washington The Agriculture Department announced the $2 a bushel support rate for wheat, noting it exceeds the flexible price support law requirements. The tentative rate, set a year ago, now reflects 79.75 percent of the current parity price according to a department spokesman.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Three Explosions Hit Havana Causing Damage
Three blasts rocked Havana last night with extensive damage but no injuries. Two hits were in central Havana and one in a suburb. Two auto agencies a furniture store and a house were damaged as a weekend wave of bombings escalates pressure on President Batista's government.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Missing 24 Aboard Plane Found In East Pakistan
A Pakistan International DC3 with 24 aboard was found safe in an East Pakistan rice field after developing engine trouble en route from Chittagong to Dacca. The pilot had reported radio trouble before it landed yesterday and contact was reestablished this morning.
Red Chinese talk problems in open parliament debate
In Hong Kong 1062 deputies begin a public airing of faults in Communist China. A factory worker and a metallurgical engineer criticize planning and plant sizes while avoiding attacks on the party. Deputy Chu Shyn yu frames the debate against rightists behind rectification rhetoric.
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Mong Kong
Red China
Rone
Mao Tze-tung
Communist Party
Chu Shyn-yu
Chu
German Nuclear Program Blocked in Bundestag Vote
In Bonn the West German Bundestag failed to reach a two thirds majority to amend the Constitution for peaceful nuclear power. The bill, reintroduced after promises from the Christian Democrats and the Socialists, again fell two votes short as many deputies were absent.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Konrad Adelauer
Christian Democrats
Anderson Confirmed as Treasury Secretary by Senate
Washington Senate confirmed by voice vote the nomination of Robert B. Anderson to succeed George M Humphrey as secretary of the treasury.
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Washington
Senate
Robert B. Anderson
George M. Humphrey
the Treasury
Doctor Named to Healing Arts Board in Topeka
Gov George Docking appoints 4 doctors and 3 osteopaths to a Healing Arts Board created by the 1957 Legislature. Dr Richard Gibson Winfield osteopath was inadvertently omitted from an earlier report. The statute also provides for three chiropractors but court action blocked those appointments pending a constitutional challenge.
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Topeka
Richard Gibson
Winfield Osteopath
George Docking
Healing Arts Board
Gibson
Decking
Billy Graham Returns to Madison Square Garden
Evangelist Billy Graham resumes the New York crusade at Madison Square Garden tonight after a one night rest. The break marks only the second pause since the May 15 start, following a charity event. The Monday night meeting was omitted to give Graham and his staff a rest.
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New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Docking Says 12000 From Budget Returns
Gov. George Docking announced that about $12,000 in unspent funds from the 1957 fiscal year budget for the governor's office and mansion will be returned to the state. He noted uncertainty whether this means a saving or excess appropriation as total appropriations for the year ending June 30 were $135,000.
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Topeka
George Docking
Docking
Two youths out on bond in assault case
Two of three youths arrested Friday night on assault and disturbing the peace charges were released on bond. Garcia pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace and assault, with trial set for next Tuesday at $300 bond. Espinosa pled guilty to disturbing the peace and not guilty to assault, got 90 days and a separate assault trial. an appeal was filed from the 89 day sentence.
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Garcia
Milo Harris
Espinosa
Harris
Norman Osborn
Or Ival Staneart Jr
Wheat prices rise in June in Kansas
Kansas farmers received an average of 1.95 dollars per bushel for wheat in the month ended June 15, up from 1.94 a month earlier and 1.90 a year earlier. The Kansas price ran four cents above the nationwide average, according to federal and state agricultural agencies.
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Topeka
Kansas
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