Army Staff Sergeant Bennett joins 11th Artillery at Fort Campbell
Army Staff Sergeant Carl E. Bennett son of Carl and Mrs Bennett of 1030 N Oak has been assigned to Headquarters Battery of the 11th Artillery in the 1st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell Kentucky. He is a 1952 Ottawa High School graduate who attended Kansas State Teachers College Emporia and is married to Barbara who lives in Princeton Kentucky.
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Army
Carl E. Bennett
Carl W. Bennett
N. Oak
Im1st Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
Bennett
11Th Artillery
Ottawa High School
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Barbara
Princeton, Ky
Pope Urges Industry To Limit Profit
Vatican city AP reports Pope John XXII in a 25,000 word encyclical urges industry to limit profits and ensure workers earn a wage with true dignity. He defends private property, warns socialization within moral order, calls for just share of production, workers owning shares, and global aid for underdeveloped nations.
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Vatican City
John XXII
Pape
Local Markets Report From Sparse OCR Grain Prices
Grain and livestock terms appear with scattered figures and broken words. The readable items mention beans corn oats barley butterfat eggs heavy hens light hens and cocks, but most values are garbled and uncertain.
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S.eees
Esac
Eeees
KC Markets Market Report from Kansas City
Calf sales are insufficient for a test. Hog markets show 1 200 barrows and gilts active with gains around 25. Sows remain steady. For 200 lb barrows and gilts prices 17.25 to 18.00 and 270 to 400 lb sows 13.75 to 15.50. Sheep at 25 with not enough data for a test.
Calf Killed In Crash With Car On West Docking Road
An 88 year old Topeka man James J. Glenn reported a black Angus calf weighing 350 pounds jumped from roadside weeds and was struck by his car on West Docking Road. The calf owned by Harry Smith valued at 90 dollars, Glenn Auto damage estimated at 100 dollars.
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West Docking Road
James J. Glenn
Topeka
Harry Smith
Glenn Auto
Kennedy couple to spend weekend at Cape Cod home
President and Mrs Kennedy plan a Cape Cod weekend, their third straight away from Washington. They fly from the capital today or Saturday, heading to their seaside residence for a quiet retreat.
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Washington
Wellsville native named manager of new Bonner Springs plant
Gilbert Todd son of Mr and Mrs Merle Todd Wellsville has been named manager of the Southwest Ornamental Iron Co plant to be built on a 12 acre site west of Bonner Springs Kansas. The plant aims to hire about 80 workers by January and hopes to be operating by October 1 1961. Todd previously worked for five years at the Kansas City firm and resides in Overland Park with his wife Myra Ogg of Ottawa. Norman Nelsen president of the company is Todd’s brother in law.
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Gilbert Todd
Merle Todd
Wellsville
Southwest Ornamental Iron Company
Bonner Springs
Kas
Todd
Itis
Kansas City
Overland Park
Ottawa
Myra Ogg
Floyd Ogg
Norman Nelsen
Southwest Ornamental Iron Co
Nelsen
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions include Miss Harriet Parsons 716 Elm Rodney Daniels Quenema Thursday and Robert Shade 228 S Cedar today Births to Mr and Mrs Frederick E Dionne Sr RFD 1 Princeton daughter born Friday weight 7 lb 792 Dismissals include George W New RFD 2 Williamsburg Thursday
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Harriet Parsons
Rodney Daniels
Quenema
Robert Shade
S. Cedar
Frederick E. Dionne Sr
Princeton
Two Drivers Deny Charges In County Court
Two youths pleaded innocent in County Court yesterday to reckless driving charges and were released on bond pending trial July 27. Leon Reekie 18 554 S Poplar and Robert McCurdy were cited July 12 by the Highway Patrol. Bond was set at 200.
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Robert M. Weaver
Baldwin
Herman Hall
Wellsville
Justice of the Peace Court
Leavenworth County
Weaver
Franklin County
Overbrook
Leon Reekie
S. Poplar
Robert McCurdy
McCurdy
Highway Patrol
No Death Sentence For Soblen
Dr. Robert Soblen a 61 year old psychiatrist convicted of spying for the Soviet Union faces potential death penalty but the presiding judge plans to seek humane sentencing placement. The jury found Soblen guilty of supplying secret OSS and Soviet information over two decades amid his leukemia diagnosis. His brother Jack Soble, 57, heads an espionage ring and is serving 74 years after pleading guilty.
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New York
Robert 4. Soblen
William B. Herlands
Soblen
Soviet Union
Jack Soble
Lithuania
United States
Rockland State Hospital
Orangeburg
N.Y
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Jack Sable
Federal Correctional Institution
Danbury
Washburn University Board approves 2.5 million 1962 budget
TOPEKA AP reports Washburn Municipal University regents approved a proposed record budget of 2.5 million dollars for the 1962 fiscal year on Thursday. The action sets funding levels for operations and programs at the university.
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Topeka
Board of
Regents of
Washburn Municipal University
Still Cling To Hope For Youth
Granada Hills California AP a year after Bruce Kremen eight disappeared during a YMCA hike in Angeles National Forest his parents cling to hope he is alive They question a possible kidnapping with no clues after long searches and a vast forest area lasting a year with no new leads and many hours spent on the case Bruce would have turned nine on July 21 authorities say the forest spans 691052 acres and the search continues as family holds out hope
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Bruce Kremen
Angeles National Forest
Joseph Kremen
Granada Hills
Bruce
Mrs. Kremen
Kremens
Jeffrey
Buckhorn Files
Eichmann Defends Role In Nazi Atrocities Before Israeli Judges
Adolf Eichmann told his Israeli court he was a small cog rather than the prime mover of the Jewish slaughter. He disputed direct responsibility, saying orders came from Gen. Hein rich Mueller and higher chiefs, while acknowledging Berlin meetings and duties in enforcing anti Jewish measures.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Gestapo
Heinrich Mueller
Himmler
Berlin
Belgium
Mueller
Missionaries to Speak Sunday at First Methodist Church
Missionaries to Sarawak Rev and Mrs Douglas Coole on furlough will speak at First Methodist Church Sunday July 14. Coole will discuss God's Work in Sarawak at 8 30 am service. slides and potluck fellowship at 6 30 pm. Coole’s career spans China Malaya India and postwar China.
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Douglas Coole
Sarawak
United States
First Methodist Church
Coole
Cooles
China
Baker University
Boston University School of Theology
Malaya
India
Police Check On Break In At Ottawa Doctor’s Office
Ottawa police investigated a possible break in at the Zellner Building second floor office of Dr Homer N Flora. Officers found a loose lock and an open door but nothing was reported missing or disturbed. Capt Bill Wheeler said there was no sign of entry and the inquiry will continue.
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Hope Cemetery
Ottawa
Bill Wheeler
Homer N. Flora
Zellner
Man Receives Jail Time in Check Fraud Case
Robert L. Stanford, 31, Humboldt, was sentenced to 135 days in a Franklin County Justice Court after passing four no account checks. Three checks were for five dollars to Johnny Gibson and one for twenty five dollars to Bob's Truck Stop. He received 15 days for each five dollar check and 90 days for the twenty five dollar check. He remains jailed in Franklin County.
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Robert L. Stanford
Humboldt
Justice of the Peace Court
Stanford
Franklin County
Johnny Gibson
Bob
U S Experts to South Viet Nam Led for Washington briefing
A team of American experts departed for Washington to brief President Kennedy on a crash program aimed at changing the balance of the war in South Viet Nam against Communist rebels.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Washington
Kennedy
Overbrook Livestock Sale Listings and Community Auctions
Overbrook Kansas weekly livestock sales and farm sales listed with dates and nearby locations. July events include Roy Warhurst Holstein Dairy Bale near Pomona, Harold Logan near Williamsburg, George Zeilsdorf household goods in Pomona, and Ralph Ritche farm sale near Baldwin. Franklin County Sales Company and community auctions noted, with contact details for planning attendance.
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Roy Warhurst
Pomona
Harold Logan
Willamsburg
George Zeilsdorf
Ralph Ritche
Baldwin
Deaths of Rev S J Heckman and Vida Hughs
Funeral services for Rev. S. J. Heckman, 89, longtime Brethren pastor of Appanoose and Overbrook, were held in McPherson after his death Sunday night. He leaves three daughters and brother Charles Heckman of Ottawa. Attendants included Charles Heckman and Paul Heckman. Vida Hughs, 90, died at Calder nursing home Wellsville after a life largely in Wellsville, born Osage City 1871. She is survived by two daughters, one grandchild, three great grandchildren, and brother Ralph Willie of Missouri.
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J. Heckman
McPherson
Appanoose
Overbrook
McPherson Brethren Church
Charles Heckman
Ottawa
Andy Reed
Henry Gilroy
Paul Heckman
Vida Hughs
Calder Nursing Home
Wellsville
Osage City
Milton Hughs
Linwood
William Hill
Tawns City
Mich
T. A. Goff
Ralph Willie
Missouri
Notice of Unclaimed Money and City Resolution Ottawa
First published July 7 1961 last published July 21 1961. Unclaimed funds held by the district court clerk will be paid into the county general fund unless claimants listed file claims within six months after last publication. The notice lists multiple claimants linked to partitions and executors including Mary A Mock Bessie Imes LaFond and others. A resolution to improve West Tenth Street in Ottawa Kansas details grading guttering curbing paving and drainage, with steel reinforced Portland cement concrete 6 inches thick and 25 feet wide, including curb inlets and special assessments to pay for the work. The resolution is dated July 1961 and approved by the Ottawa city government.
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General Kansas
Mary A. Mock
William R. Judson
Bessie Imes LaFond
Jessie Imes
Adeoc Oy
Fisther Viola Imes
Cecil Imes
Ok Caeeees
Helen Imes
Seeaeeees
Robert Imes
Casennes
Raymond Imes
Imes
Harold B. Imes
William E. Gilliland
Joe Glenn
Roxann Neal
Iva
Ogg
Executrix
John D. Easdale
Leroy Palmer
Donald F. Palmer
Frederick F. Palmer
Ira L. Palmer
Ear L. Richardson
John D. Fasdale
Clem L. Palmer
Jack K. Palmer
West Tenth Street
City OF
Ottawa
Kansas
Locust Street
Willow Street
K. BE. Andrews
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Mary L. Lawrence
Mary A. Lawrence
Ernest R. Lawrence
Ford mechanic and office assistant positions offered in Kansas
Brush Motor Co seeks a 19 Ford mechanic with experience and references for part or full time route work earning 2.50 hourly or 100 weekly for full time. Married men 21 to 40 with good records apply after 7:30 PM in Lawrence. Women aged 18 to 55 needed as dental and medical assistants with training and placement in professional offices. write full address and phone to Box E-55 Ottawa Herald.
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Ford Mechanic
Brush Motor Co
Ford Dealer
Eureka
Kansas
Lawrence
Ottawa Herald
Saleswomen Wanted for Ottawa Territory Opportunity
Ambitious sales ladies build own business with no expense and no soliciting. Sell to business firms in Ottawa territory. a car is necessary. Write box 1022 Wellington Road, Lawrence Kansas.
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Ottawa Territory
Wellington Road
Lawrence
Kansas
Tax levies and bonded indebtedness summary for 1960 61
The document lists proposed tax levies by funds for 1960 and 1961, including general operating and bond and interest funds. It shows totals for receipts and expenditures, unencumbered balances, and a comparison of indebtedness and tangible valuations, with figures in dollars and percentages.
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Mary Shephard
Robert F. Knight
Baebe
Pebirgica Se
Sdaehos
Ceee
Ieee Tc
Inee
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