Vacation Pack and Local Happenings in Ottawa
A jumble of small town briefs from Ottawa covers vacation service by the Herald, new voting places in Hayes township at Brown Schoolhouse, local milestones, travels, military duty and divorces. The item notes a vacation pack offer for subscribers, a new Hayes voting site, Army reservists from Ottawa, residents’ travel updates, a divorce filing, a minor auto accident, and community notices including church youth meetings and local personnel changes.
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Insurance Claims Reach Near 5 Million in Canyon Crash
New York reports insurance claims from the Grand Canyon crash nearly total 5 million dollars for 128 deceased and the two planes' destruction. Airlines liabilities to next of kin are not included. TWA Constellation insured for 1.5 million by Associated Aviation Underwriters. United plane insured by Lloyds of London around two million. Trip insurance written mainly by Associated Aviation Underwriters Tele-Trip Policy Co and Continental Casualty Co.
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Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients In Weekday List
Admitted Juanita Dailey route 4 Mrs Billie Schulz 112 N Cedar Mrs Bill Hocking 212 S Locust Thursday Dismissed Kay Stafford 919 S Hickory Mrs Deva Santee Cedar House nursing home Mrs Larry D Wassmer 119 E 8th Mrs Sidney Barber and baby daughter 1007 S Locust Mrs Nora Jones 709 N Mulberry today
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N. Cedar
Bill Hocking
S. Locust
Kay Stafford
S. Hickory
Deva Santee
Cedar House Nursing Home
Larry D. Wassmer
E. 8Th
Sidney Barber
Nora Jones
N. Mulberry
Sale Dates Notice From A Myers & Son
A Myers and Son lists upcoming sale events with dates and locations in Kansas. July 14 Roberts Market Sale East 11th Street Lawrence July 18 Overbrook Livestock Sale Overbrook July 21 Roberts Market Sale East 11th Lawrence Aug T James Gabbert Baldwin July 24 Davas Allan Wellaville 314 miles southeast
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Wellsville
Wilson and Locust Streets
Everett Lantz
Princeton
Kas
Printy & Son
Ben Printy
N. Main
M. A. Jackson
High School
Louisburg
Kan
George and Frances Sink
Oak
New Money For Foreign Aid Sees Senate Action
A Senate Appropriations Committee forecast four billion dollars in new overseas aid funds. Senator Ellender predicted committee support for roughly 3.775 billion, with debate over a possible higher total as the measure moves toward floor consideration.
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Think Kidnapper Fears Capture Holds Baby Return
WESTBURY NY. A Weinberger family spokesman says the kidnapper fears capture more than ransom, delaying the baby's return. David Holman, Beatrice Weinberger’s brother in law and former Nassau DA aide, notes police no longer guard St Brigid’s Church which had stayed open 24 hours a day awaiting the kidnapper. It is the ninth day since Peter I was taken from his carriage on the rear patio of his parents home.
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Local Market Inter view with Korean air force chief
Vienna reports: Volksstimme and Austrian officials call for Czechoslovak border barriers to be removed. They urge tearing down the Iron Curtain frontier controls to restore neighborly relations and end barbed wire and other border obstacles.
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Eisenhower proposal rejected as spy nest plan by Pravda
Pravda denounces President Eisenhower’s plan to swap ideas with Communist lands as a scheme creating American spy nests behind the Iron Curtain. The editorial blasts free movement of ideas as disseminating capitalist literature and allegedly promoting war and violence.
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Barr named regional post office director in Wichita
Summerfield announced Frank N. Barr of Wichita Kansas will become regional post office director at Wichita effective August 1 supervising service in Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska. Barr former vice president of Kansas Gas and Electric Co is a State Banking Board member and the Wichita region covers 2218 post offices 18710 postal employees and 2772 rural routes serving about six million people.
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Wichita
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Clemency Granted to Five Kansas Prisoners
Governor Fred Hall announced clemency for five state prisoners after hearing 142 clemency applications on May 31 and June 28. Of the applications, 129 were denied and eight passed. five sentences were commuted.
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Fred Hall
Kansas Democrats Still Undecided
Topeka reports that most Kansas delegates to the Democratic national convention remain undecided with 20 of 32 delegates replying to a poll. Adlai Stevenson leads with seven votes, Harriman two, and single votes for Symington Williams or Kefauver. eight undecided and 12 refusals form a majority. Under unit rule, all 16 Kansas votes will go to the majority choice.
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