Santa Fe carloadings and weekly totals brief
Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending July 12, 1952, totaled 26,635, up from 25,194 for the same week in 1956. Connections delivered 9,228 cars, down from 9,762 in 1956, with total cars moved at 35,881 versus 34,956 in 1956. The preceding week saw 32,526 cars handled. Local notices report missing items, parkings after 1 a.m., and a formica theft. A former Ottawa doctor, Ben Shambaugh, has been named state veterinarian of Colorado. Sheriff, county attorney, and police attend a State Line Peace Officers meeting. A son, Stephen DeLancey Sweigart, was born to Rev. and Mrs. John B. Sweigart.
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Santa Fe
Ben Shambaugh
Kansas State College
Colorado
Shambaugh
Burlington
Longmont
Colo
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Notices
Admitted Bonnie Foster RFD 1 Osawato mie Miss Clara E Shomber 633 S Cedar Ralph Ybarra 119 S Poplar Monday Clifford Wayne Fabert RFD 1 today Births Mr and Mrs Robert Hay 1040 N Hickory daughter born Monday weight 4 lb Dismissed Mrs Kenneth Evans Wellsville Mrs W L Wheeler Monroe Courts Monday Mark Pacheco 129 N Locust Ronnie Beets 309 E 5th Ralph Ybarra 119 S Poplar today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Foster
Osawatomie
Clara E. Shomber
S. Cedar
Ralph Ybarra
S. Poplar
Clifford Wayne Fabert
Robert Hay
N. Hickory
Kenneth Evans
Wellsville
W. L. Wheeler
Monroe Courts
Mark Pacheco
N .Locust
Ronnie Beets
E. 5Th
Bargain In Cement Strike In Its National Blockade
The nation faces a cement shortage as a two months long strike by production workers halts output across more than half of 140 plants. Bargaining talks resumed at Lehigh Portland Cement Co in Buffalo and Penn-Dixie plants in Pennsylvania, with a Catskill session set for Friday. The union seeks retroactive wage raises to old contract expirations and guarantees that contractors will not farm out work.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Lehigh Portland Cement Co
Pennsylvania
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
Lehigh
Catskill
N. Y
United Cement, Lime and Gypsum Workers
North American Cement Corp
Topeka Attorney Outlives Insurance Policy
Harvey A. Russell, a 76-year-old Topeka attorney, outlived a life policy begun in 1892 under a 96 year mortality table and collected $2,000. The straight life policy paid on his own survival, not canceling at his death.
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Topeka
Harvey A. Russell
Russell
Death of Mrs. George Feuerborn 53 on Richmond farm
Mrs. Clara Feuerborn formerly Lickteig died yesterday in Anderson County Hospital after a short illness. Born August 18 1901 she married George Feuerborn on November 27 1923 and lived on a farm south of Richmond. She was a member of St. Boniface Church Scipio and the Altar Society. Rosary and funeral services are planned with burial at St Boniface Cemetery. Survivors include her widower and six children. Public rosary tonight at Farris Funeral Home.
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George Feuerborn
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Clara Lickteig
John J. and
Margaret Lickteig
Mr. Feuerborn
Mary Jane Wall
Louisville
John
Charles Feuerborn
Mark
Herman
George Jr
St. Boniface Church
St. Boniface Cemetery
Farris Funeral Home
Irene Cramer Price
Lyndon
Meade Center
Elvey Cramer
Ottawa
Don Price
Lyndon Methodist Church
Velma Hilliard
Kansas City
Max E. Cramer
Manhattan
Junior Lee Cramer
Alaska
Vivian Blakesley
Sherman
Tex
Nancy Bell
Judy Ann
Oren Long
California
Lyndon Cemetery
Overbrook Drugist Willard E Topping Dies at 50
Willard E Topping Overbrooks only druggist aged 50 died yesterday in Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka He was born December 10 1906 in Overbrook and graduated from the Denver School of Pharmacy in 1929 He took over the Overbrook drug store founded by his father Arthur E Topping and operated it until his death Survivors include his widow Lucille a son Robert and a daughter Rosemary Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2:30 pm at the Overbrook Methodist Church with Rev William Ralphs officiating Burial will be in Overbrook Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard E. Topping
Overbrook
Stormont-Vail
Topeka
K-State College
Denver School of Pharmacy
Arthur E. Topping
Rosemary
Overbrook Methodist Church
Baker Funeral Home
William Ralphs
Overbrook Cemetery
Alonzo Russell
Alonzo ‘Russell
Wichita
Towners
R. B. Craig
Walter Rodgers
Harry Hjorth
Ernest Johnson
Leo Kirkwood
H. J. Avery
George Phibbs
al ‘Williams
Lawrence Ott
Russell
Rambaus
Henry
Mary Russell
Ida le Chein
Williamsburg
Ottawa
Trinity Methodist Church of
Sunflower Lodge No. 86
A.F
A.M
Boeing Aircraft Co
Wilbur Peterson
Ervin Happy
Racket Probe To Be Extended
Senate Rackets Committee widened its inquiry to labor management abuses. The eight member panel will study union and company political activities, union picketing and boycotts, interference with organizing, and related labor relations issues. Hearings are planned through the summer and into the year as the panel broadens beyond union fund matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington P
Senate
Ihe
McClellan
D-Ark
Two Ottawans Fined In Court Here
In County Court Judge Milo Harris heard traffic violation cases this morning. Martin Schmidt pleaded guilty to speeding at 75 mph and to an improper muffler, and was fined 15 dollars for speeding and 5 dollars for the muffler. He also pled not guilty to driving without a valid license. trial set for Saturday. Charles Duke pled guilty to an improper muffler and was fined 5 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Harris
Martin Schmidt
Harris
Charles Duke
Ottawa GOC Plans Supper and Test Alert
The Ottawa Ground Observer Corps post schedules a 6:30 potluck supper at the Armory before its monthly business meeting tomorrow. A Ground Observer Corps test alert will run July 25 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sgt Walter Huff and Don White will brief observers. Mrs Willa Henderson and Mrs Florence Flory lead unit coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ground Observer Corps
Armory
Ottawa Post
Walter Huff
Army
G.O.C
Don White
Willa Henderson
Maple
Florence Flory
S. Main
Flood Fatal To 230 Persons in Mabini Philippines
Manila reports a flood tied to Typhoon Wendy in Mabini Pangasinan left 230 dead and over 1,000 missing as torrential waters washed away a thousand homes. Some residents climbed trees to escape. police fear all missing may be dead.
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Manila
Wendy
Mabini
Philippine News Service
Pangasinan
Textile workers union hearings to start tomorrow
A new round of 29 hearings will begin, targeting the United Textile Workers of America, a former AFL union now operating within AFL-CIO alongside the former CIO Textile Workers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivations
United Textile Workers of America
AFL
Afl-Cio
CIO Textile Workers Union of America
NATO Considers NATO Atomic Stockpile under NATO command
Secretary Dulles says the United States studies a NATO stockpile of atomic weapons to satisfy allied fears over disarmament cuts. He suggests a NATO arsenal, possibly managed by Gen. Lauris Norstad, could avoid changing U S law. Dulles spoke at a two week question session.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Britain
France
NATO
U. S
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Norstad
Russia
Presidium
Com
Bound Over For Forgery In District Court
Alfred Grey aged 21 of 207 S Oak waived a preliminary hearing and was bound over to District Court to face four forgery related charges. Judge Milo Harris set a $3,000 bond and ordered jail if not posted. Grey allegedly forged and passed two checks for 51 dollars at Litwin's store and 30 dollars at Max Gilmore's service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Grey
S. Oak
Willard Lister
Milo Harris
Litwin
Max Gilmore
Khrushchev Wins Narrow Victory and Kremlin Shakeup
The Communist leader Khrushchev secured a narrow margin in a vote while the Kremlin reshuffle signals no shift in Soviet foreign policy. Officials say Russia’s two-year stance is aligned with Khrushchev and the modernists. Dulles opposes Mansfelds plan for a first-hand Eastern Europe tour, preferring to rely on American diplomats’ abroad reports.
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Munist
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Russia
Dulles
Sen. Mansfeld
D-Mont
Europe
Lawyer Roy Trails Toward Disbarment in Sedgwick County
Wichita attorney Roy Trail filed an affidavit with the State Supreme Court stating he voluntarily surrenders his license to practice law. The court has taken no action yet. Disbarment proceedings were initiated by Atty. Gen. John Anderson Jr. alleging conspiracy with known criminals to impede justice in Sedgwick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekap
Roy 5S
Trail of
Wichita
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Trail and Common Pleas
John Stice
John Anderson Jr
Sedgwick
Roy Rogers Seeks Adult Western Series
Hollywood icon Roy Rogers says he is shopping for an adult Western series and has closed his TV production office as a retrenchment move toward that market.
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Hollywood
Roy Rogers
James M. Cox Dead At 87
James M. Cox, 87, longtime Ohio publisher and three term governor, died in Dayton after a fall and stroke. He ran for president in 1920 with Roosevelt. his brood of newspapers and stations included Dayton Daily News, WHIO and WSB properties. Born March 31, 1870 near Jacksonburg, his formal schooling ended after two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
James MM
Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warren G.harding
Dayton Daily News
James Cox Jr
Dayton Journal Herald
Springfield (Ohio
Atlanta Constitution
WHIO
Whio-Tv
WSB
Wsb-Tv
Atlanta
Jacksonburg
Four Stabbed In Rockn Roll Riot Crowd Arrests Mount
In Dallas last night four people were stabbed and 20 arrested as fights erupted among an interracial crowd outside an auditorium where rock and roll entertainers performed. One victim, Bob Plummer of Fort Worth a 26 year old North Texas State summer student in Denton, was reported in critical condition from a stab wound to the heart. Police said about 2,000 were outside and 3,000 inside during the disturbance with most outside spectators waiting for a later show.
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Dallas
Bob Plummer
Fort Worth
North Texas State
Denton
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Albert Fritts
RFD 2
Harry Scott
Franklin County
Shawnee County
Sedgwick County
Missouri
Harold E. Washburn
Jay Ellis
Newfields
Jay Brown
Bill Wheeler
State Line
Mound City
Harrisonville
Drake’s Bakery
John B. Sweigart
Stephen DeLancey
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sweigarts
Johnny
Teamsters
Bakery Workers Union
Inves
Charles Chaplin Jr
Los Angeles Court
GOC
Lamb
Guneral Home
Allen
Florence Allen
Lamb Funeral Home
Tecumseh
Nebraska
Grover Knight
James M. Cox
AEG
McVe - Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Towner’s Funeral
First National Bank
State Bank Bldg
S.W. Cor. 3Rd & Main
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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