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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1960

Page

2

Ike Clears Desk Of Measures In Newport

President Eisenhower ends a week long vacation by acting on 65 of 118 pending bills signing most into law and pocket vetoing two. He approved extending the GI home loan program for World War II veterans for two years and continuing a 150 million dollar annual appropriation for veterans unable to obtain private loans. Government guaranteed rates remain at five percent.

Newport R. I Eisenhower Congress

Administration plans 500 million Latin American loan fund

Washington AP reports the administration intends to ask Congress in August to authorize a special Latin American loan fund potentially totaling 500 million dollars. The fund would back President Eisenhower's new aid program for the region and open a new area for housing and land resettlement loans.

Washington Congress Eisenhower Latin America

Town Projects In Progress In Ottawa Kansas

Construction of a 230000 gallon ground level water storage tank is near completion by Chicago Bridge and Iron Works. Killough Construction Co. of Ottawa began grading 4th 7th and 8th streets this week while residents hosted dinners and gatherings at multiple local homes and clubs several community members traveled to Washington DC and Bloomington for visits and events during the period July 4 to July 19 with a DeFries family leaving Bloomington for Washington DC and a 2000 mile vacation by the Paugh family.

Chicago Bridge and Iron Works Killough Construction Co Ottawa Wellsville Order of Eastern Star W. H. Moherman Moherman Howard Mann John Neis Leroy Childs H. E. Patton Donald Coughlin Royce Myers Laura Warren Ross Gault Gene ‘Barnett Luther Sumner Lawrence Nannie Whan RFD Whan Will Gnase Leon Andrew Gnase St. Luke’s Hospital L. W. Hostetter Washington, D. C Stanley DeFries Lucky Paula Jo Iplane Indianapolis DeFries Bloomington Lexington White Sulphur Springs West Va Stame Washington First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall Alice Jo Hostetter Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Kansas DeeWayne Paugh Perrelview Paugh and Sons T. O. Paugh Paugh Noel Roaring River State Park Mountain Home Ark Lake Ouachita Hot Springs ‘National Park Lake Ouachita Dam Claremore Okla Will Rogers Memorial el Dorado Kas Sodn Poesmetmi

Polaris II Fired In Final Polaris Test Run

Polaris II fired from an underground tube in Cape Canaveral during an early morning test. The Navy said the missile met all objectives including testing its internal guidance system and flying over 1,000 miles on the Atlantic range.

Cape Canaveral Fila Navy Atlantic

Iraq seeks larger share of oil income from Ipc

Premier Abdel Karim Kassem urged the Western owned Iraq Petroleum Co to boost Iraq’s portion of income. The company is British managed with major Iraqi concessions while American French and Dutch interests are part owners.

Baghdad, Iraq Abdel Karim Kassem Iraq Petroleum Co Iraq

Regional Dairy Princess Named From Reno County

Constance Ann Jones a 17 year old from Penalosa Reno County was named regional dairy princess after besting eight county entrants. She advances to compete for the state title at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson.

Wichita Constance Ann Jones Reno’ County Penalosa Hutchinson

Court Upholds A Conviction In Johnson County Crash

The Kansas Supreme Court upholds the fourth degree manslaughter conviction of Cloyd E. Brooks of Princeton for a US 69 crash in Johnson County on June 17, 1935. Brooks, driver of the truck, was sentenced to six months in jail after the high court rejected defense claims of district court error. Three people were killed when the vehicles plunged into a ravine. the truck was reportedly on the left side of the road as it neared a curve.

Kansas Supreme Court Cloyd E. Brooks Princeton US 69 Johnson County Brooks

Efficient In Store Robbery In Nevada Missouri

Two unmasked bandits robbed Karbe Market in downtown Nevada Missouri of a large sum of cash. They emptied two registers and grabbed several sacks from under the counter before fleeing in a Cadillac. Store manager Walt Hays said the amount was considerable and customers did not notice the holdup.

Nevada, Mo Nevada Walt Hays Iwo

Old Experts Turned Trick

AP report on Lyndon B. Johnson’s nomination for vice president at the convention. John W. McCormack and Clarence Cannon guided the process to suspend rules and nominate Johnson by acclamation amid roars of ayes and nos. Kennedy’s backing left little chance for serious opposition or alternative nominees.

Los Angeles Lyndon B. Johnson John W McCormack Massachusetts House Clarence Cannon Missouri Johnson McCormack Cannon LeRoy Collins John F. Kennedy

Local Market Prices For Grains And Eggs Reported

Parcel of commodity quotes shows prices for beans wheat white and yellow corn oats and barley along with butterfat graded eggs and poultry rates. Entries include terms like 1.86 for beans 1.70 for wheat 1.50 for oats 0.05 for light hens and 0.03 for cocks with various garbled placeholders surrounding.

Hospital Notes Admissions And Dismissals Summary

Admissions list includes James Fletcher at 1011 N Cedar Bertha Lancaster 622 S Elm Mrs Marvin Ottinger 929 King Mrs John Gibson Shawnee Friday Dwight Keefer Kansas City today Dismissals note Elm transferred to Independence sanitarium Friday William Shaf fer Pomona Mrs Joseph K Smid and infant son 407 E 4th Mrs Max Seymour 421 8 Sycamore today

James Fletcher N. Cedar Bertha Lancaster S. Elm Marvin Ottinger King John Gibson Shawnee Dwight Keefer Kansas City S.elm Independence Sanitarium William Shaffer Pomona Joseph K. Smid Max Seymour Sycamore

Notice of Administrator for Carrie May Kirk Estate

First published July 16 1960 in Franklin County Kansas probate matter lists Robert A Anderson as administrator for Carrie May Kirk deceased. Creditors heirs and legatees warned to file claims within nine months. failure bars claims. Also sheriff notice on July 13 1960 about stray black whiteface calf 350 pounds at rural route Ottawa Kansas addressed by Clyde Bland.

Franklin County Kansas Carrie May Kirk Robert A. Anderson Max R. Gilmore Ottawa Clyde Bland State of Board of County Commissioners

Ottawa Kansas City Officials Post June Financial Report

Financial statement of Ottawa Savings & Loan Association and City of Ottawa detailing fund balances, reserves, and trust funds as of June 30 1960. Includes resources liabilities and long list of bank accounts loans investments and notary attestations with registration notices and county warrants.

Ottawa Kansas Cemetery Highland Biksaut Water & Light Ers Trust Ceeseenen Eee Sicae Resources First Federal Home Loan Bank Reese TTA pOther Asher We Eeseeatereee Wota Das Eeese Awe Procesa Wees Sevese Federal Insurance Reserve F. R. Bennett Dean Berlin Naomi L. Cole Beals

Local government payrolls and expenditures ledger update

A long list of salaries, expenses, and disbursements across departments. Includes names such as Dr. Joe R. Henning and Lawrence County figures, with totals for General, Health Fund, Noxious Weed, Road & Bridge, Hospital Fund, Special Auto, County Home for the Aged, and County Highway Dept. totals reaching $13,251.75 payroll and $9,500.00 hospital payment, plus numerous supplier charges and mileage reimbursements.

Vivian K. Hichinger Same Mary Jo Hanes Virginia. Hofman Velva, Lee Mott R.ceeeey Carria Plake Mary Jane Troutman Grace Wilson Joyce Ellsworth Georgia Whiteford iSharon Whirley Opal Letchworth Cess W. O. Plake Clive Agama Samo Cesperereee Ralph Hopkins Ray Shaffer Salary Bealth Joe R. Henning Rosalie Osburn Sue Morris Pamg Wi R. E. Thompson Frederick A. Gardner Neva L. Tulloss William West Samme Larry McCracken Csss.s Merle Atchison Bame Eerere Teddy Barnhart Secrere Lavon Bates Ssnens Orpha Lea Bearly Jay Brown Howard Burroughs Harold Crockett Clifford Crump Arthur A. Dean George Denker Duane R. Dickinson ATH William Fanning James Louis Hull Albert M. Johnson Harry F. Johnson Joan LaFoliette Walter Landers Floyd McCurdy Leonard Matteson Ralph BE. Meharry David Reekie Shee Harry E. Reekie Walter H. Rodgers Joan Schulz M’ge Rosalie Osborn Keith Generes Wee Wee $ 9,500. 00| Noxious Weed “Punch Bundy Ins. Co Winsburg Produce Star Garage Kab Cca Rovicon’s, Inc iCannady Supply Ottawa Tr. & Imp Sheldon Tr. & Trac Fr. Co. Aignway, Lab. & Gas R E. Thompson M'Ge & Exp Franklin County Highway Dept Brown's Haw Kas. Tel. Co R. G. Roberts & Co Union LP Ivan Brown Tire Batt Bundy Ins Agen Cannady Capitol Trk Firman Carswell City W. & L Dept Con M. & Con Curby Auto Supply DA Lubr. Co Johnson's Giles Rock Quarry Lesh of Co Moore Chev Newlin Mach Kas. Te. Co Ottawa Farm Supply Ottawa Lb. Co Victor L. Phillips Princton O1] Co D. D. Richards Sheldon Trk. & Tractor Sinclair Ref. Co Socony Mobil Co Bell Tel. Co Texaco, Inc Weidmann Tire-Batt Olve Wheeler Fogle Rock Freeto Const. Co Larry P. McCracken Fred Gardner

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