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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1955

Page

8

Old-Time Threshing in Franklin County Photo Story

A Franklin County scene shows Gene Dutch Red near Homewood operating a vintage threshing setup. Martin Reh and Glen Greenfield handle grain and bundles from the shocks while the 1940 purchased machine sends straw into a growing stack. The piece notes combines have displaced threshers, yet old methods allow early cutting of green grain and reduced weather risk.

Franklin County Gene “Dutch” Red Homewood Martin Reh Gene Glen Greenfield Reh Red

Red Leaders Drop Bullet Proof Cars in Geneva

In Geneva the Kremlin leaders ride open cars while Eisenhower travels in a closed vehicle with a large guard. Locals note the Swiss smiles as Americans use open security and Russians go exposed. Khrushchev Bulganin and Zhukov arrived in open cars, contrasting with Stalin era protection.

Geneva Kremlin Eisenhower Marc Pernet Secret Service Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Nikolai Bulganin Georgi Zhukov

Midnight Bather Loses Clothes in Hyde Park Lake

London. Terrence Mc Kee, 20, stripped to swim across Hyde Park Lake. In darkness he misplaced his clothing, was seen by a policeman, and required to cover up. Magistrate Paul Bennett ruled a nude person cannot be considered clothed and McKee was discharged under a park decency regulation.

London Terrence McKee Hyde Park Lake Paul Bennett McKee

Will Decide On Talbott Hearing

Senate Investigations subcommittee will decide whether to hold public hearings on Secretary of the Air Force Talbott's outside business interests. The panel questioned Talbott behind closed doors in an informal conference to discuss propriety issues.

Washington McClellan D-Ark Senate Investigations Subcommittee Air Force Talbott

Talbott Named Special Partner at Mulligan Firm

Talbott serves as a special partner in the New York City firm of Paul B. Mulligan and Co. while holding a position at the Pentagon.

Talbott New York City Paul B. Mulligan and Co Pentagon

Parolee Arrested in Wichita on Bogus Checks

43-year-old federal parolee WICHITA resident Harry L. Dodd was arrested by detectives who recovered numerous forged checks written from various accounts and related check writing gear at his location. Detective Kenneth Briggs reported the forged instruments and equipment found in Dodd's possession.

Wichita Harry L. Vodd Kenneth Briggs Dodd

Dodd Named Wanted on Multiple Checks and Break-In Charges

A Kansas City police report states Dodd admitted passing worthless checks in Kansas City and St Joseph and in Concordia and Larned. Wichita police said Lincoln County New Mexico authorities notified Saturday night that Dodd is wanted there on a breaking and entering charge. Briggs said Dodd told investigators he also was wanted by fed-

Dodd Kansas City St. Joseph Concordia Larned Kas Wichita Lincoln County N. M Briggs Fed

Storks and Baby Myths in German Folklore

German folklore links storks with delivering babies from ponds wells and springs where unborn souls were believed to dwell, transporting them to favored families as a conditional parole violator-type figure in myth.

Lake Meyer Named for Rep Meyer in Kansas Reservoir

Washington House passes a bill to name the Fall River reservoir four miles northwest of Fall River Kansas as Lake Meyer in honor of the late Rep Herbert Alton Meyer R Kas. The measure moves to the Senate as Meyer aided federal funding for the dam project.

Washington House

Kansas polio cases drop this year to fifty one

The State Board of Health announced Kansas has 51 polio cases this year, down from 97 at the same point last year. Five new cases were reported this month, with none in the age group targeted by the Salk vaccine program.

Topeka Kansas State Board of Health

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