Family reunion and local notices from Concordia and area
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Enyart returned from Concordia visits with relatives including the Schneebergers and Billups family. A family reunion, social announcements, a public sale near Williamsburg, and local ads from Newton, Toom 425-B at K U Medical Center, and Santa Fe carloadings data are listed alongside shop and services notices from Stafford's and other local businesses.
Local Officers In A Boy Hunt
Sheriff Max Gilmore and Ottawa officer Glenn Simmons helped capture one of four suspects in robberies at Iola and La Harpe. They found a teen fugitive at the La Harpe grocery then jailed him in Iola after the post office sighting. The others remained at large.
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Ottawa
Glenn Simmons
Iola
la Harpe
Gilmore
Simmons
Ioa
Six Charged In County Court In Franklin County
Six persons cited by the highway patrol and sheriff's office in Franklin County were charged in County Court. Names include John L. Coats 20 Wichita speeding 90 in 70 zone Robert James Weidner 17 831 Willow reckless driving and failure to stop Oscar C Williams 83 Westphalia failure to stop Jack Jim 19 Santa Fe Section drunk in public Carl F McDaniel 60 121 N Hickory suspended license. Jim and Williams fined 50 and 5 dollars. McDaniel to appear July 22. others to appear the following day.
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Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Franklin County
John L. Coats
Wichita
Robert James Weidner
Willow
Oscar C. Williams
Westphalia
John D. Mills
Garnett
Carl F. McDaniel
Hickory
Jack Jim
Santa Fe R. R
Jim
Williams
McDaniel
Demo Leaders To Get Information From Homeland Security
President Eisenhower arranged secret national security briefings for Democratic ticket leaders Senators John F Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson. The plan allows their exclusive access while promising no restriction on open campaign discussions of foreign policy.
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Newport
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Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed
Admissions include Mrs Marion Fitzgerald Williams burg and Mrs W E Bancroft 404 E 11th. Births record three girls born Monday to Ervin Houston Quenemo Larry Gervais 211% S Main and Theodore Smith Pomona. Dismissals include Mrs Everett Roecker Williams burg Miss Nelle Buchanan 205 E 5th Mrs Ruth Kretzer 130 N Locust William R Cartmill 842 S Main Mrs J S Weethee RFD 2 Gary Griffin Pomona.
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Marion Fitzgerald
Williamsburg
W. E. Bancroft
Erivin Houston
Quenemo
Larry Gervais
S. Main
Theodore Smith
Pomona
Everett Roecker
Nelle Buchanan
E. 5Th
Ruth Kretzer
William R. Cartmill
J. S. Weethee
Gary Griffin
Plan for greatly increased crop land retirement debated
DeKalb Illinois AP report says midwest farmers seek a national referendum on withdrawing 80 million acres. About 1,009 farmers from eight states plan to urge the plan at a Republican policy committee meeting in Chicago. Howard Mullins heads the Farm Policy Council and says no compensation is sought, but gov ernment price guarantees and acreage payments may apply to productive land withdrawn above quota.
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Dekalb, Ill
Midwest Farmess
Howard Mullins
Chicago
Mullins
Shabyona
Tll
Illinois Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Convention
Soil Bank
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hogs Sheep Report
Kansas City market notes cattle steady overall with steer and heifer prices in the mid twenties for slaughter classes. Hogs show steady to weak barrows while sows rise slightly. sheep mixed with lambs steady to higher and feeder lambs up. Utility cows firm near 15 to 17 dollars. calves and feeders move within 19 to 24 dollars.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Construction Strike Ends with New Pact
Kansas City's 20,000 construction workers return to jobs after a four month strike ended with a four year contract between Hoisting Engineers Local 101 and Home Builders and Heavy Constructors Associations. Immediate wage rise of 12 1 2 cents per hour plus 15 cents in 1961 62 and 63. Hiring hall system to govern new hires. old workers not affected.
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Kansas City
Hoisting Engineers Local 101
Home Builders and HeavyConstructors Associations
Harry Fleming
City Hall
James E. Burke
W. W. Hutton
Burke
Busy Ottawa police court handles traffic cases and fines
The Ottawa Police Court session focused on traffic matters. Robert James pleaded innocent to speeding 50 in a 30 zone. Several defendants forfeited bonds for various offenses including drunk driving and speeding. One case was dismissed, another appealed a $20 fine, and Joseph Kroupa Jr. remained jailed on an unclear Douglas County charge.
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Otttawa
Robert James Weidner
Willow
Weidner
Donald L. Stephens
E. Wilson
Eugene M. Paul
Princeton
Tsosie Petterson
Gallup
N. M
Hazel L. Cutting
West 18Th Street
Charlotte M. Smiley
N. Hickory
Gleason
Joseph W. Kroupa Jr
Lincolnville
Kroupa
Douglas County
Jet And Ponies Start Honor Run
In Sacramento and St Joseph starting today 1000 riders retrace the Pony Express route to honor its 1860 legend. An Air Force 133 jet will carry a letter to President Eisenhower from Mather AFB bearing a commemorative stamp.
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Sacramento
Calif
Pony Express
St. Joseph
Mather Air Force Base
Here
Eisenhower
Post Office Department
Former convict faces charges in Aurora terrorizing attack
Mount Vernon Missouri AP report says Junior Leroy Theobald 24 formerly from Monett faces trial for terrorizing a farm family the night of June 11. Bound over to September term on two rape charges and one assault with intent to kill he allegedly forced entry at gunpoint into Mrs Koehler's home raping two daughters and firing a shot that narrowly missed her Theobald disarmed an Aurora policeman earlier in the evening and fled in a stolen car and panel truck arrested next day at the Koehler home He served a two year rape term in 1958 and is being held in Mt Vernon jail awaiting trial.
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Mount Vernon
Leroy Theobald
Theobald
Monett
Carl Koehler
Aurora
Koehler
Mt. Vernon
Youths Launch Prayer Siege in Miami School Bible Case
In Miami, a Shenandoah Presbyterian youth group begins a round the clock prayer marathon as a trial tests Florida’s law mandating Bible reading in public schools. Thirty members from the church take one hour shifts while two companion suits probe church-state issues.
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Miami, Fla
Florida
Shenandoah Presbyterian Church
U.S. Supreme Court
J. Fritz Gordon
Harlow Chamberlin
Florida Civil Liberties Union
Webster's Dictionary
Speculate Concerning Choice For Secretary
James Marlow analyzes the looming decision for secretary of state as the 1960 election approaches. He argues the secretary will bear a heavy burden amid a rising Cold War, noting past crises under Eisenhower and contemplating potential choices for Kennedy or a Republican winner.
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John F. Kennedy
Adlai E. Stevenson
Chester Bowles
Funeral Services For Mrs W A Foster
Died Sunday Mrs W A Foster will have funeral services Thursday at 2 p m in Towners Chapel Rev Robert Powner to officiate Burial in Highland Cemetery
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Towner’s Chapel
Robert Powner
Highland Cemetery
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