Local notes and police reports from Ottawa area
Ambulance and hospital updates, traffic collisions, and legal notices. Mentions Harold Featherston training at Saufley Field Florida. Includes divorce granted for Emma Jean Hughes, travel to Colorado for surgery, and local car truck crash reports with injuries. Also notes marriages, De Molay meeting details, and funeral for William Sutton.
Population growth figures for Topeka and Shawnee County
Topeka's population has risen by 1,839 in the last year to 83,970, according to Shawnee County Assessor John Towle. Towle also reports countywide totals at 115,006, up 2,413 from a year ago.
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Topeka
John Towle
Shawnee
A Towley
Deaths in Quenemo and Ft. Worth Rokes
Vincent Edmondson a Quenemo resident died in Herington hospital this morning after living with his son Verne Edmondson in Herington. Funeral services are set for Federated church Quenemo at 2 p m Sunday. J Al Rokes sister May Rokes died in Ft Worth Texas age 76 after six months illness. Burial in Onaga with services there Saturday at 3 p m.
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Vincent Edmondson
Quwenemo
Herington
Verne Edmondson
Harry Tucker
Williamsburg
Federated Church
Quenemo
J. AL. Rokes
Ft. Worth
Texas
May Rokes
Bertha Rokes
Kansas City
Sarah Rokes
Onaga
Kas
Jess Jontra
Howard
Rokes
Hospital Notes and Births Reported in Caney Area
Admitted Philip Smith of Caney Kansas today. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Orval Baysinger at 615 S Sycamore weighing 8 pounds 202 ounces. Dismissals list Mrs Clyde Hadsall of Paola Sally Reeder of Willow and Mrs Robert Hein of 326 Walnut with Nellie Love of Pomona also leaving today.
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Philip Smith
Caney
Kas
Orval Baysinger
S. Sycamore
Clyde Hadsall
W. 2Nd
Senate study to probe Talbott air force ties
The Senate Investigations subcommittee will examine the financial interest of Secretary of the Air Force Harold E. Talbott in a New York efficiency engineering firm led by Paul B. Mulligan. Critics fear a potential conflict with Talbott duties, though Talbott says the firm has no government contracts and he profits from no such deals.
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Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
New York
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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Paul B. Mulligan
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The
Chattanooga Times
Hall To National Guard Encampment
Gov. Fred Hall departed by plane to inspect non divisional units of the Kansas National Guard in training at Fort Carson Colo.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Kansas National Guard
Fort Carson
Colo
Oxygen For Suzan Ball
Suzan Ball was hospitalized as doctors sought a full cancer diagnosis with lungs involved. Her husband actor Richard Long has stayed by her side throughout this period.
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Hollywood
Suzan Ball
Richard Long
Healthy Rise On Stock Market
New York stocks advanced with gains in most major divisions. Some issues rose about 6 points while the majority gained around 2 points. Losses were fractional and scattered as about 2.1 million shares changed hands amid a slightly higher market.
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New York
King Haakon Satisfactory After Thigh Break Healing
An official medical bulletin from the Norwegian State Hospital reports that 82 year old King Haakon’s broken thigh is improving. X rays show the fracture is beginning to heal and doctors express cautious optimism about his recovery.
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Oslo
Norway
Haakon
Overbrook and Waverly Sale Listings From Kansas Gatherings
A compiled schedule lists farm and dairy auctions across Kansas towns including Overbrook, Ottawa, Baldwin, Yates Center, Melvern, and Waverly. Entries cover weekly sales at Waverly Sale Pavilion and Lee Center, plus dates for dairy cows, household items, and special beef registrations with sellers and locations.
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Rsa Neell George
Waverly
Kas
Lee Center
Junior Fanning
Melvern
Gladys Faye Gummo
H. W. Henson
C. E H. Cooper
Yates Center
Markets At A Glance in New York and Chicago
New York stocks rise in steels and motors, bonds steady with convertible issues in demand, cotton steady with short covering. Chicago wheat ends easy after early gains fade, corn mixed with small changes, oats mixed with July firm and other months down. Hogs steady to 50 cents lower, top price $18.75, cattle steady with steers and heifers near $22.75.
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New York
Chicago
Wheat Advances Around A Cent At Chicago Board
Wheat rose around a cent on the Chicago Board of Trade with other cereals keeping a firm tone. Commission houses and local traders led the buying while mills and exporters showed little demand. Pit brokers viewed the rise as covering by shorts ahead of the Geneva summit meeting next week.
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Board of Trade
Geneva
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