Ottawa church radio program airs during worship
Worshippers arrived late as the Ott awa First Baptist choir directed by Prof. Edgar D Kerr performed on CBS Church of the Air led by Rev Roger Fredrikson. The 30 minute taped program originated in Ott awa with WIBW Topeka and featured local church music.
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Ottawa First Baptist Church
Roger Fredrikson
CBS
Edgar D. Kerr
WIBW
Topeka
Four Offices Sell Drivers Licenses in Franklin County
Four offices for selling drivers licenses operate in Franklin county located at Ottawa Wellsville Richmond and Williamsburg. Agents are Warren-Wesen Wells ville Mrs Ross Gault Robert Gault and Mrs John Van Valkenburg. Appointments are made by the governor. A correction notes Cecil L Kapp should be listed as a director of The Kansas State Bank instead of R B Elling in a Friday statement.
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Warren Wesen
Wesen
Franklin County
Ottawa
Wellsville
Richmond
Williamsburg
Warren- Wesen
Ross Gault
Robert Gault
John van Valkenburg
Cecil L. Kapp
The
Kansas State Bank
R. B. Elling
Ottawa Woman Wins First In Fifth Week Of Herald Survey
Mrs. George Bates of 827 N Mulberry won $25 for the fifth Herald Community Survey week with DeWayne Harris taking $15 and Guy P Dick $5. The survey offers $40 weekly prizes across five counties, drawing broad reader participation and emphasizing price listings and eye catching ads. Readers note large ads with prices help plan purchases and save time, while many entrants are related across families in Wellsville and Baldwin.
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Herald
George Bates
N. Mulberry
DeWayne Harris
Route 2
Wellsville
Guy P. Dick
Baldwin
Bates
DeWayne
Frank Shultz
Valley Chapel
Ottawa
Hiss
Sholtz
Annabelle Seyler
Grate Dick
DaWayne Harris
Forest Fires Roar In Western States
Western forests suffer extensive blazes across 23 000 acres in Quebec and Arizona Prescott region, with 30 square miles burned in Baie Comeau and Medicine Bow in Wyoming. Firefighters face fatalities and ongoing efforts as crews work to control multiple wildfires affecting Ontario and Quebec areas.
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Muskoka
Blind River
Sault Day
St. Marie
Labrieville
Quebec City
Bale Comeau
Que
Forest Service
Baie Comeau
Arizona
Prescott National Forest
Prescott
Medicine Bow National Forest
Wyoming
Arapahoe’ National Forest
Colorado
Phoenix
Medicine Bow
Denver
Charles Cline
Waggoner
Toronto
Weln
Ontario
Quebec
Herald Office
Flood Meet To Be Public Flood Meet To Be Public
The flood control meeting at the North American Hotel dining room tomorrow at 3 opens to the public. River engineer C R Van Orman of Kansas City will discuss the Army Engineers plan for Marais des Cygnes control and answer questions. The talk targets Ottawa area residents and students preparing for future business and homes. Aims include informing the public and securing construction funds via Congress after planning work. Ice cream social at Trinity Methodist Church Tuesday July 12 begins 5:30.
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C. R. van Orman
Kansas City
Army Engineers
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Congress
Pomona
Church-State Truce Jarred In Argentina
In Buenos Aires Catholic rioters protested Peron and clashed with police and firemen injuring 13 officers and firemen. Sixty people were arrested as demonstrators rallied near the Plaza de Mayo, ignoring Cardinal Capello's call for peace.
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Argentina
Santiago Cardinal Capello
Just Peron
Plaza de Mayo
Metropolitan Cathedral
el Plaza
Naval Club
Cardinal Capello
Emporia Girl In Coma Three Weeks
An eleven year old girl Judy Bales remained unconscious after a June 25 traffic crash near Emporia. Her parents Fred J Bales and a sibling died in the car truck collision. Judy’s brothers George and Donnie, ages 3 and 5, were adopted by an aunt in Hutchinson Kansas.
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Great Bend
Kas
Judy Bales
Hutchinson
Fred J Bales
Emporia
Here
Judy
George
Donnie
Lester Davis
Chinch Bugs Reed Farmers In County Face Infestations
Chinch bugs migrate from wheat and oat fields into sorghum, worrying Frank and other county farmers. Victor Warren, northwest of Ottawa, has lost 30 acres. Spraying with Dieldrin is underway, with one gallon treating four acres. The bugs are small black and white insects that pierce stems and suck plant juice.
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Frankin County
Victor Warren
Ottawa
Pierce To Start All Star Game In Milwaukee
Billy Pierce of the American League was chosen to start against Robin Roberts of the National League in the All Star game at Milwaukee County Stadium. The notice blends with unrelated ad copy about a church supper and local events appearing on the same page.
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Pierce
Milwaukee
Chicago
Billy Pierce
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Milwaukee County Stadium
St. Therese
Richmond
Tollus
Agriculture Department Forecast: Record Corn and Wheat Crops
The Agriculture Department projects this year’s corn to reach 3,449,667,000 bushels and wheat to 860,331,000 bushels. The corn figure tops last year’s 2,964,639,000 and the 10 year 1944.53 average of 3,080,115,000. Wheat is up 15,116,000 from last month’s forecast and compares with 969,781,000 last year and the 10 year average of 1,154,075,000.
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Washington i
Agriculture Department
Drowned man from Scammon in Osawatomie lake tragedy
George Bell 27 of Scammon was drowned while swimming in Osawatomie city lake, northwest of Osawatomie, Kansas. He entered the water about one hour ten minutes before his body was recovered, witnessed as he stumbled and began to swim, with rescue efforts hampered by limited equipment until help arrived. Bell worked at Osawatomie State Hospital. his body taken to an Osawatomie funeral home.
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Lake of the Ozarks
Warsaw
Compton
John Compton
Kansas City
Bob
Osawatomie
la Cygne
Marais Des Cygnes
Herald
Kas
Osawatomie City
Herorestenlng
George Bell
Old
Miami
al Farrar
Bell
Charley Roseberry
Rantoul
Farrar
Ottawa
Warry Gilliland
Gilliland
Edgar Smith
Ome
Scammon
Pittsburg
Three ex soldiers sail home after rejecting Communism
Three former American soldiers, William Cowart of Georgia, Otho Bell of Mississippi, and Lawie Wo Gideon, left for home claiming life in Communist China was hell. They stood with Belgian counterparts and faced possible punishment but said they would bear the consequences to reveal what happened.
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Hong Kong
China
William A. Cowart
Dalton, Ga
Otho G. Bell
Hillsboro, Miss
Lawie Wo Gvigde
Ifanbann
Waenouve
Ville
Tex
The
Reds
2 Year Old Kidnapped In Sioux City Mystery
A two year old girl, Donna Sue Davis, vanished from her crib last night in Sioux City with a white robed prowler seen carrying a bundle. Police urge nationwide tips and mass search, describing a motive unclear and offering a reward for clues.
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Sioux City
Town
Donna Sue Davis
James Davis
National Guard
James O'Keefe
Midwest
Americans Return From Hong Kong Under Guard
The three ex prisoners of war who crossed into Hong Kong Sunday afternoon were turned over to U S military authorities by British immigration. They retained U S citizenship and travel documents for a return voyage on the liner President Cleyve Hand to San Francisco July 29 after a Japan stop. The State Department confines them to the ship until California, and a consular spokesman said they would be expected to repay passage money later. The Defense Secretary noted they will be dishonorably discharged and unlikely to face court martial.
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Hong Kong
U. S
Comulax
United States
Cleyve Hand
San Francisco
Japan
State Department
California
China
Wilson
Hot Weather Continues In Ottawa As Temps Jump
Ottawa's heatwave persists with temperatures reaching 97 by 1:30 p m today. The Weather Bureau forecasts similar warmth through Tuesday with tomorrow's highs in the 95 to 102 range and lows around the lower 70s.
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Ottawa
Weather ‘Bureau
Weather Bureau
Garage and Shop Destroyed In Costliest Blaze Of Year
Ottawa reports the costliest fire of the year destroying a workshop and a double garage at J. W. Taylor residence 14205 Main. Damage estimated at 2500 dollars with some insurance. Neighbor Mrs Johnson phoned the alarm after hearing a dog bark at 11 19 am. firemen fought the blaze about an hour. Police diverted traffic as three cans of coal oil in the attic fed the fire and two exploded. Tools and shop equipment were lost in the blaze.
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Ottawa
J. W. Taylor
Main
Harry Gilliland
Henry Johnson
Taylor
Gilliland
14Th Street
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