Employment and ROTC News from Ottawa Briefs
Calvin Ewing attends a five week Employment Security Counselors Institute at the University of Kansas with 100 hours of class work and practical interviewing experience. Cadet Frederick Harder, son of Mr and Mrs Reid Harder, was chosen regimental intelligence officer at Fort Riley ROTC camp review before educators from 49 colleges. A hearing on transferring territory from New Union district 100 to Baldwin district 92 was held with no immediate decision. Ice Cream Supper announced for Sun July 26 at St Anthony Homewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Ewing
Ottawa Employment Service Office
University of, Kansas
Frederick Harder
Reid Harder
Maple
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Fort Riley
J.J. Scott
New Union
Franklin County
Baldwin
Douglas ‘County
Scott
Secret Berlin Talks Stumble in Public Veil
AP report notes Soviet and Western ministers begin a secret Big Four session in Geneva to discuss a possible Berlin truce while Western officials say progress does not guarantee acceptance of Andrei Gromyko’s proposal. Meanwhile local 4-H and county fair plans unfold with exhibits and youth leadership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Berlin
Franklin County
Don Brown
Soviet Union
Andrei Gro
Frank Jmyko
Jin
Elith Street
Belayic Maak
Ottawa
Garnett
Gromyko
Jim Burling
Franklin and
Miami County Shrine
Julius
Raffelock
West Berlin
Britain
Big Four
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Selwyn Lloyd
East Germany
Lloyd
Local Markets Barley and Produce Notes
The column lists items like barley, wheat, corn, oats, butterfat, eggs, and hens with buyers and locations such as Wellsville and RFD 1. It mentions Lucky Hostetter recovering at home after eye surgery, under weekly treatment at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Way
Kce-Eye
Douglas Higdon
Ture
Wellsville
University of Kansas Medical, Center
Midwest Livestock and Markets Report from Kansas City and Ottawa
The Kansas City and Ottawa markets show dairying and hog prices with calves and sows listed, plus grain bids for wheat corn oats and rye. Police report a drunk in North Main case, and a child spine operation notice from Research Hospital. Western conference notes cover Berlin talks and the Big Four foreign ministers as tensions edge toward a potential summit.
Missing Girl Found After Kidnap Ordeal in Chicago
Jacqueline Gay Hart 21, of New Jersey, reported missing since Wednesday, was found sobbing in a Chicago lakefront park claiming she was abducted in Newark and held by two men for two days. She identified a fiancé, Stanley Gaines, as the man she left at Newark airport before vanishing. she said she was gagged bound blindfolded and repeatedly struck during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rugaber
Chicago
New Jersey
Chicago Lake Front
Newark
Jacqueline Gay Hart
Colgate-Palmolive Co
Jack Blakeslee
Miss Hart
Gay Hart
New,Jersey
James [Meskell
Blakeslee
Stanley Gaines
Gaines
Hubert Brighton
Regents
Atharv
Hospital Notes Births and Admissions Listed
Hospital notes show admissions including Jesse Stoner at Lilly nursing home and Mrs John Clark at 609 Willow, with Danny Pippenger at 522 E 6th. Births recorded for Richard H Carswell Quenemo a son and weight 8 lb 14 oz, and Charles R Horne 635 N Mulberry a son weight 8 lb 10 oz. Dismissals include Mrs George Antone and J H McClung 412 W 9th, Robert Schneider RFD 4, and Mrs Kenneth DeWald with baby daughter 616 N Cherry today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Stoner
Lilly Nursing Home
John Clark
Willow
Danny Pippenger
Richard H. Carswell
Quenemo
Charles R. Horne
Mulberry
George Antone
J. H. McClung
Robert Schneider
Kenneth DeWald
N. Cherry
French Kabylie offensive dominates Algerian conflict
Algiers reports a major French assault in Grande Kabylie as Gen Maurice Challe leads air ground and sea forces. The operation aims to decide the 4% year war with thousands of troops deployed and a weeks to months outlook. No progress details released. Blackouts include budget debates in Kansas and a troubling incident in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Kabylia
Algiers
Algeria
Maurice Challe
Kabylie
Topeka
Grande Kabylie
Kansas Board of Ret
Gents
Gov Long Plans To Talk With Truman In October 1960 Race
Governor Earl K. Long of Louisiana said he would confer with former president Harry Truman in Kansas City on Saturday. They would discuss possible strategies for the 1960 presidential race. Plans called for Long to depart by airliner at 8 p.m. MST tonight, subject to change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Earl XK. Long
Louisiana
Harry Truman
Kansas City
Long
Good Record For Pittsburg Agency
The Census Bureau reports its Age Search Branch in Pittsburg has its best production since moving there. Perry Shepherd presented efficiency awards to 16 Pittsburg branch employees for their work locating census records to help people establish their claims for social security benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Census Bureau
Perry Shepherd
Bureau
Washington
Eight Convicted Of Labor Violence In North Carolina
Eight Textile Workers Union members were sentenced for conspiring to dynamite a struck cotton mill in Henderson North Carolina. Key figure Boyd Payton 51, director of the union, received 6 to 10 years. Judge Mallard urged respect for the law and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
North Carolina
Payton
Lawrence Gore
Auslander
Goldfine Receives Suspended Sentence
In Washington Bernard Goldfine a Boston industrialist received a suspended sentence of one year in jail and a $1000 fine for contempt of Congress The punishment was suspended and he was placed on two years probation Instead of those penalties he must answer 18 questions if called before the House Subcommittee on Legislative Oversight and provide adequate responses to the questions that led to the indictment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Congress
Goldfine
Boston
U.S. Dist
James W. Morris
Goldtine
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Morris
Detecting Accident Prone Children At Pediatrics Congress
Montreal AP reports at the ninth International Congress of Pediatrics that doctors may someday screen youngsters for accident proneness. Speakers cite records showing the most vulnerable are the very young inexperienced creepers and older daredevils, with personality traits offering clues. Dr. George M. Wheatley of Metropolitan Life outlines that accidents in childhood are not random among 1,600 delegates from 63 nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
International Congress of Pediatrics
George M. Wheatley
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Four Die In Fire At Home In Macedon Center New York
A fire at a home in Macedon Center New York killed four people including three children and injured others. Authorities described the children as impulsive and emotionally attached while the father was critically injured, with rescuers saving one daughter as flames engulfed the two story dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macedon Center
N. Y
Wheatley
Marriage Licenses for Frank G Brown Jr and Wilma J Oakes
Frank G Brown Jr of Elbow Lake Minnesota age 93 and Wilma J Oakes aged 22 of Otawa were issued marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Brown Jr
Elbow Lake
Atlnn
Wilma J. Oakes
Crazy Law Adopted By St. Joseph
A St. Joseph law affects Sunday purchases, permitting beer but complicating sales of peanuts and cigarettes. The notice hints at restrictive rules or exemptions for certain goods on Sundays, reflecting local regulatory quirks in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
St. Joseph
Northwest Missouri
Fred E. Schoenlaub
Brighton
ST. Joseph, Mo
Miss Universe Finals Set With 15 Contenders
The Miss Universe pageant narrows to 15 finalists from 34 as judges assess charm, body, and poise during evening dress and swimsuit segments. Finalists include Belgium Helene Savigny, Brazil Vera Ribeiro, Colombia Olga Pu marejo, England Pamela Searle, France Francoise Saint Laurent, Germany Carmela Kunzel, Greece Zoe Koyroykly, Iceland Sigridur Thorvaldsdottir, Israel King Issacov, Japan Akiko Kojima, Korea Hyun Choo Oh, Norway Dorunn Kristiansen, Poland Zuzanna Dembrowska, Sweden Marie-Louise Ekstrom, and USA Terry Lynn Hastingson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Miss
Helene Savigny
Brazil
Vera Ribeiro
Colombia
Olga Pumarejo
England
Pamela Anne Searle
France
Francoise Saint Laurent
Germany
Carmela Kunzel
Greece
Zoe Koyroykly
Iceland
Sigridur Thorvaldsdottir
Israel
King Issacov
Tel Aviv
Japan
Akiki Kojima
Tokyo
Korea
Hyun Choo Oh
Norway
Dorunn Kristiansen
Poland
Zuzanna Dembrowska
Swelden
Marie-Louise Ekstrom
U.S.A
Terry Lynn Huntingsdon
UCLA
Bob Hope’s blank check signed by trickster in London
At London Airport Bob Hope, en route to Brussels, signed a blank check offered by an autograph seeker. The prankster dashed off with the check and boasted he would cause mischief with friends. Hope lamented the risk but noted he did not use his bank signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bob Hope
Brussels
Bel
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Julian Defenbaugh
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas to Grace B Bell executrix. Petition for final settlement, approval of final report, fees, interpretation of will, and discharge of executrix. Defendants must file defenses by July 26, 108P at 10:00 A M in Ottawa. If not, decree will be entered. Grace B Bell executrix. Brecutsix Kelsey & Winter attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piret
State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Sald
Julian Defenbaugh
Grace B. Bell
Anid Ratate
Ottawa
GRACE
BELL
Brecutsix
Kelsey & Winter
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