Brief News Items Include Local Moves And Court Action
Edward E. Myers undergoes eye surgery at University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. J. M. Burruss begin construction of a new home south of Mears Park, due for completion by mid September. Police note two handbags valued at $50 stolen from Waldo's Shoe Store, with two women suspected. Thomas W. Marks cited for reckless driving in Forest Park, pleads not guilty. trial set for Saturday. bond $50. Citizens State Bank of Pomona files replevin suit against Carter A. Keith and Empire Finance Co. for return of a 1955 Ford. Edward H. Waters of Topeka and William G. Ackerman, Ottawa University grads, join Westinghouse Graduate Training in Pittsburgh. Drake's Bakery offers fresh baked goods. Ottawa Rotary hears George Watkins address. Bob Wellington introduced as new Rotarian. visitors John Wilcox and Ray Miles attend. Ken Farnsworth and Spencer Martin present. Gov. Watkins meets Rotary club officers and committee chairs after session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Marks
RFD
Forest Park
Milo Harris
Citizens State Bank of
Pomona
Carter A. Keith
Empire Finance Company
Topeka
Ford
George Watkins
Paola
Rotary
Ottawa Rotary Club
Bob Wellington
The
Herald
John Wilcox
Tulare
Calif
Ray Miles
Garnett
Ken Farnsworth
Scott
Spencer Martin
Gov
Watkins
Ottawa Club
Hospital Notes Admitted Local Patients and Births
Admits include Mrs. Mabel S. Cusick of Kansas City and Mrs. Don Dumler with addresses 322 Walnut and 925 E Wilson, plus Charles E. Riley Tuesday. Births report Dave and Mrs. Miller Wellsville with a daughter weighing 7 lb 7 oz and James Hudnall with a daughter weighing 7 lb 0 oz. Dismissal notes Clifford Wayne Fabert RFD 1 Tuesday and two more: Mrs. Kenneth Burgoon with baby and Mrs. Richard Cunningham at 739 Princeton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel S. Cusick
Kansas City
Kas
Don Dumler
Walnut
Charles E. Riley
E. Wilson
Dave Miller
Wellsville
Clifford Wayne Fabert
RFD
Kenneth Burgoon
W. 10Th
Richard Cunningham
Princeton
U S Asks Korea To Reduce Army
Seoul reports state department proposed cutting South Korea military to 700000. Hankook Ilbo cites Ambassador Dowling denying comment while Korean ministers deny receiving any troop proposal. Dowling says no statement on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Korea
Seoul
Hankook Ibo
United States
South Korea
Walter Dowling
Tokyo
Hankook Ilbo
Dowling
Ic. H. Cho
Kim Chung Yul
Deaths Mrs Blanche Hudson
Mrs Blanche Hudson 76 of 7409 Main Kansas City died yesterday at home Born in Ottawa she belonged to the Mathias family Lived in Kansas City about 45 years Her husband Bert Hudson formerly with the Ottawa Republican died in 1947 The body will be cremated.
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Blanche Hudson
Main
Kansas City
Ottawa
Mathias
Bert Hudson
Old Daily
Ottawa Republican
Death Sentence for Greek Cypriot Murder Suspect
In Nicosia an 18 year old Greek Cypriot, Nicos So focleous, was sentenced to death by a special court for the murder of 60 year old politician John Pelaghias in Limassol last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicosia
Cyprus
Nicos Sofocleous
John Pelaghias
Limassol
Deadly portable TV linked to 6 year old’s death
Chicago authorities test a General Electric 18 inch portable TV after Howard Erenstein Jr. was electrocuted while brushing an aluminum cart in his Skokie home. Dr. Eric T. Gross of IIT calls the set deadly as Walter McCarron. Cook County coroner orders further expert tests before a forthcoming inquest. GE says the set met Underwriters Laboratories safety standards and promises a full inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eric T. Gross
Illinois Institute of Technology
Walter McCarron
Cook County
Gross
Howard Erenstein Jr
Young Erenstein
Erenstein
Skokie
General Electric Co
Syracuse
N.Y
General Electric
Mert Jones
Willow Lake fish dying from low oxygen due to heat
LITTLE FERRY NJ Fish in Willow Lake are dying as sun evaporation lowers oxygen levels and scant rain fails to replenish it The State Division of Fish and Game says firemen have been circulating lake water through pumps to aerate the lake and keep some fish alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Ferry
N. J
Willow Lake
State Division of Fish and Game
Watermelon Figure In Traffic Charge
NORFOLK VA A judge acquitted attorney Edward S. Ferebee on a charge of disregarding a red light after he said a blood red watermelon lay scattered across three lanes at the intersection and diverted his attention thinking there had been an accident. The incident occurred at the intersection and the jurist was Judge Vernon D Hitchinss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Edward S. Ferebee
Ferebee
Vernon D. Hitchinss
Veteran Missouri jurist Ellison dies in St Louis
George Robb Ellison, a veteran Missouri Supreme Court judge, died today from complications of a urinary tract infection. He served nearly 25 years on the court, became a justice in 1930, and earlier was a commissioner for three years. Ellison practiced law in Maryville after 1904, studied at Harvard, and earned his law degree from the University of Missouri.
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ST. Louis
George Robb Ellison
Missouri Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Ellison
Maryville
Harvard University
University of Missouri
Removals list moving residents to new addresses
A series of residents and one company are relocated to new addresses including E. J. Anderson to 513 S Locust A. E. Blackburn to 609 E 8th R Q O Barrows from 1233 S Main Lester Bishop to 1024 Walnut James W Cox to 919 Cypress Lee Donaldson to 1011 W 7th James H Franks from 838 Hamblin to 408 E 4th H H Howell from 317 S Sycamore Charles W Ingle to 1004 E 7th Earl J Madison to 623 N Poplar Lester L Moore to 407 S Locust W G Odom to 218 W 4th Clyde I Piper from 616 E 7th to 724 Elm Co L Ransom to 503 W 9th Ralph Riemer from 519 King Mrs N M Reddick to 410 E 6th J Everett Stark to 831 S Cedar R F Sullinger from 820-229 Oak to 926 N Poplar Eva Yakle from 1004 Ei 7th to Pomona Kas
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E. J. Anderson
S. Locust
A. E. Blackburn
R. QO. Barrows
S. Main
Lester Bishop
N .Cherry
Walnut
James W. Cox
Cypress
Lee Donaldsono
James H. Franks
Hamblin
E. 4Th
H. H. Howell
S. Sycamore
Charles W. Ingle
E. 7Th
Oak
Poplar
Eva Yakle
Pomona
Kas
London proposes part time jails for minor offenders
A government advisory council suggested evening attendance centers for boys aged 17 to 21 convicted of minor offenses. Centers would not be cozy but resemble prison life with regular oversight, work tasks, and potential transfer to a real prison for misconduct or nonattendance.
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London
Reguar
Deeds Transferring Multiple Lots in Various Additions
A sequence of property transfers lists deeds by grantor and grantee including undivided interests in subdivision lots. Transfers cover Lots 1-3 and fractional interest in Sec. 3517-18, Elk 5 Princeton, Blk 3 Univ Add, Blk 7 Hamblrlin's Add, Blk 8 BST Add, Steen's Add Wellsville, and other lots with various fractions and ownership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia S. Harris
Dwight Haworth
Undiv. Tv
John P. Harris
Undiv
Gordon L. Cleveland
Merle Heckman
Elk
Princeton
Kenneth O. Tilton
Maud Taggart
Univ
Vera L. Logan
Geo. B. McNeair
Hamblrlin
Roy M. Stovall
Lee F. Huffman
Virgil E. Christie
Ralph B. Chalender
Steen
Wellsville
Nelson V. Peed
Admr
Charles R. Williamson
Invisible plate glass wall injures Rutgers architect
New Brunswick New Jersey architect Jay C Van Nuys suffered minor cuts when he walked through an apparently invisible plate glass wall in Rutgers University's ultramodern library. He is the second person in three months to miss the wall, following a young woman who also sustained minor cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Jay C. van Nuys
Rutgers University
van Nuys
Standing Room Only For Billy Graham in New York
Billy Graham drew 19,200 at Madison Square Garden as part of his New York crusade, with 1,055,200 total attendance and 33,122 decisions for Christ. A 530 conversions were announced as the crusade committee weighs extending the revival beyond Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Jesus Christ
Graham
Christ
Crusade Executive
Evangelist
Typhoon Death Toll Rises in Pangasinan Region
Government reports 76 dead and 300 missing after floods from typhoon Wendy hit Pangasinan province. Earlier figures noted 236 dead and 1000 missing in Mabini area as relief units rush aid to thousands of destroyed homes along Luzon’s west coast near Manila.
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Manila
Pangasinan
Philippine News Service
Mabini
Luzon Island
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Edward E. Myers
University of Kansas Medical Center
J. M. Burruss
Mears Park
D. E. Waldo
Waldo
Wel Rene Beauty Shop
C-T.f
Jay Ellis
Newfields
Edward H. Waters
William G. Ackerman
Ottawa University
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Pittsburgh, Pa
Drake's Bakery
Hawkins Grange
Gas Service Co
Douglas MacArthur
Inchon
Kim Kyung Soong
Art College
Seoul National University
James Hudnall
S. Cedar
Mrs
Franklin County
McCall's
Missouri
Thermodex
John G. Kaiser
Rexall
Pho
McVe - Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Arley
Albright Sewing Circle
Caren
Ed Watrrey
Ottawa, Kg
Towner
Orem Chapel
Billy
Iia
Golden Hawk
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard
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