Hospital transfers and local notices in Ottawa Herald
A jumble of local items notes Keith at 916 N Main moving between hospitals and room 299 Annex, Main Bell Drug Store closure for July 26 due to Mrs. Bell’s bereavement, a $10 000 grant to Dr James Leitaker, and a thrift shop clearance. Also listed are local social events, a property note about Mrs A L Cook, a military training update for Thomas Arnold, newspaper bundles for sale, Trinity University registrant Shomber Rodenberg, church schedule changes, and remarks on church ministers and speakers in Ottawa and surrounding areas.
Damaging Water Spout Strikes Lagoon Near Pensacola
A water spout over the Gulf of Mexico cut a two mile path through a Pensacola lagoon area causing extensive damage. Winds exceeded 108 mph, destroying boats and fishing shacks, stranding nine people with damage estimates from 80 000 to 150 000 dollars.
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Pensacola
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
Tractor Operator Killed In Road Work Accident
In Lacyne Kansas AP report says tractor operator Ray Cole about 47 was crushed when his tractor and compactor overturned on a roadside road repair job. Other workers freed him in about five minutes but he died on arrival at Paola hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacyne, Kan
Ray Cole
Pirie
Wellsville Man Held After Striking Ottawa Doctor
Wellsville resident Stan Hughes was jailed after striking Dr. Victor Lofgreen in Ottawa. His brothers Victor and Gordon Hughes aided the capture and removal to Osawatomie State Hospital for observation. The incident occurred after Hughes resisted treatment at the doctor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Ottawa
Stan Hughes
Osawatomie State Hospital
The
Herald
Hughes
Victor Hughes
Cherry
Gordon Hughes
Wellaville
Norwood
Wichita
Victor Lofgreen
Dr. Lofgreen
Mussolini Anniversary Reflections On His Rise And Fall
The article recalls Benito Mussolini as Italy’s founder of fascism, noting his rise in 1922, the corporate state, Ethiopia invasion, alliance with Hitler, and his downfall in 1945. It contrasts public nostalgia with the lack of heirs to fascism and warns that history offers thin explanations for the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Victor Emmanuel Hipul Mussolini
Sicily
Pietro Badoglio
Mussolini
Claretta Petacci
Adolf Hitler
Maly
Ethiopia
France
Hitler
US protests seizure of embassy in Havana
The United States protests to Cuba over the seizure of the American Embassy in Havana as a violation of international law. Officials say no plan to seize the Cuban Embassy in Washington and that the protest will likely be lodged by the Swiss in Havana.
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Washington
United States
Havana
U.S
Deaths in Lane and Holton Areas Highlight Local Obituaries
Obituaries report the deaths of Ansel H Hills 71 of Lane and Grace Edith Kendall 55 of Holton with services in Osawatomie Holton and Wellsville. Hills born April 7 1892 in Missouri moved to Lane area. survived by wife and seven children. Kendall wife of Dr Forrest H Kendall died July 23 after 18 months illness. influential in polio relief Red Cross swimming Girl Scouts and 4 H. survived by husband two children and grandchildren. Also brief notices for Thomas Paugh 68 Wellsville and Minnie Bell 92 Wellsville with details of services and survivors.
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Ansel HL Hills
Ansel H. Hills
Lane
Eddy
Osawatomie
Ann Hauber
Dorothy Heckert
Nelle Dollar
Albert James
James Needham
Harry Theele
Ray Bell
James Kennedy
George Johnston
Buriat
Lane Cemetery
Hills
Jean Lush
Lloyd Hills
Dorothy Chrisjohn
Edith James
Hayward
Calif
Maude Williams
Albany
Althea Sontag
Chicago
Ill
Grace E. Kendall
Grace Edith Kendall
Holton
Forrest H. Kendall
Williamsburg
G. D. Reed
Topeka
Topeka High School
Kendall
Jackson County
Red Cross
Girl Scouts
Eastern Star
P.T.A
Forrest ‘H
Kendall, Jr
Kansas City
Patricia Gail
Kansas University
Dale McNeal
Leawood
Orilla Reed
William Basley dies at 70 in Osage City residence
William Basley, 70, longtime Osage City resident for the past 18 months, died Wednesday afternoon after a period of failing health. He had lived in the area for many years and was associated with local work and families. Funeral arrangements are pending with local undertakers.
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William Basley
Osage City
Sey
Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals
Admissions Doris Hjorth 227 Locust Mrs Weldon Smith Pomona Wednesday Births Rev and Mrs G Richard Maxwell 808 S Cherryson Wednesday weight 8 lb 9 1/2 oz Dismissals Mrs Terry Cox and baby daughter 919 Ash Tuesday A Keith Pomona 016 N Main to St Luke s Hospital Kansas City Gary Bulmer Pomona Mrs George Lilly 1019 N Main Mrs Garry Norris Lawrence Wednesday
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Doris Hjorth
Weldon Smith
Pomona
G. Richard Maxwell
Terry Cox
Ash
A. Keith
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Gary Bulmer
George Lilly
N. Main
Garry Norris Lawrence
Obituary: R E Bailey longtime coal miner dies
R E Bailey a retired coal miner died after years of illness. Services will be at Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon Friday at 10 a.m. Burial in Herrin Illinois. He was born September 11 1892 in Sturgis Kentucky and lived 11 years in Lyndon before moving to Osage City. He married Mary Ella Duncan who died in 1933. Surviving are a daughter Dorothy Cravens Lyndon three grandchildren three great grandchildren two brothers Stanley Basley Christopher Illinois Joe Basley Middletown Ohio and one sister Mrs Leslie Jones Dayton Ohio.
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Thomas
Paugh
Wellsville
Olathe Community Hospital
Coughlin Funeral Home
Homer Ganong
Independence
Kas
Mr. Paugh
Plue
Edith Backes
Dee Wayne Paugh
Kansas City
Minnie Bell
Cedar House
Clarence Harder
Shaffer Mortuary
Lyndon
Herrin
Ill
Bailey
Sturgis
Osage City
Mary Ella Duncan
Dorothy Cravens
Stanley Basley
Christopher, Ill
Joe Basley
Middletown
Ohio
Leslie Jones
Dayton
Innocent on Dog Charge and Court Docket Summary
Bob Brenner of 808 Hamblin was found innocent of permitting a dog to run at large in police court. Robert Michael Wood of Lawrence forfeited a $50 bond for being drunk in public after not appearing for trial. The docket shows Gordon Hansen pleaded guilty and fined $50 for drunken public. Albert Sullard forfeited $50 for drunken public. Mary Lou Small forfeited $15 for driving without a valid license. Francis Garber pleaded guilty and fined $12 for failing to yield right of way. Ronald Boyson, Emporia, forfeited $10 for speeding. John Harris forfeited $10 for speeding. Lester Hole, Monroe Courth, forfeited $15 for speeding. Wilbur Waters, Mound City, forfeited $15 for speeding.
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Bob Brenner
Hamblin
Robert Michael Wood
Lawrence
Gordon Hansen
N. Main
Albert Sullard
RFC
Ottawa
Meany Urges Quick Action on Antidiscrimination Bill
AFL CIO President George Meany urged Congress to pass strong antijob discrimination legislation to back equal employment opportunity for Negroes with the muscle of federal law. He testified in support of the practices bill.
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Washington
Aflcio
George Meany
Congress
Local Market Prices For Grains And Dairy
Commodity quotes show soybeans at 2.48, wheat at 1.79, butterfat at 47.42, shelled corn at 1.22, milo at 2.00, barley at 1.03, oats at 0.678, and rye at 1.00 per unit. Market listings compile staple commodities with varying bid values and standard units.
Market Report from Kansas City Hogs to Cattle Prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports pork prices per weight bands for 200-250 lb hogs at 19.00-25.00, 210-245 lb at 19.35-?, 250-270 lb at 18.50-19.00, sows 350-450 lb 15.00-16.25. Sheep steady with lambs 18.50-20.50. ewes 4.00-5.25. Cattle 2,200. calves 50. cows 14.00-15.00. vealers 22.00-25.00.
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Kansas City
City clears 15 minute parking near old post office
Ottawa city commissioners approved removing 15 minute parking limits around the old post office at 2nd and Hickory. A sanitary sewer petition for Bob Coleman Addition bounded by 10th 11th Olive and Beech was filed. The Franklin County Humane Society will receive 3000 annually starting Jan 1 1964. Mark Rice asks re zoning West 2nd Street parcel from apartment to local business for an antique shop. planning commission to review.
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2Nd and
Hickory
Bob Coleman
10Th
11Th
Olive and
Beech Streets
Ottawa
Franklin County Humane Society
Mark Rice
West 2Nd Street
City Planning Commission
Bargains In Protein Food Available This Weekend
The Associated Press reports bargain protein items this weekend including turkeys chickens canned tuna and peanut butter offering value for shoppers. Beef pork and lamb remain plentiful but edging higher. Broiler-fryer chickens are top buys in the Northeast and Southeast while beef ribs duck and round roasts and smoked cured pork like ham lead other meat bargains. Vegetables and fruits show varied prices with celery potatoes corn peppers cucumbers lettuce peas onions berries strawberries grapes peaches bananas apples mangoes limes and watermelon. Evaporated milk oils and mayonnaise are also featured shelf items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Schedule for Ottawa Church League softball tournament
The Church League Softball Double Elimination Tournament schedule announced by the Ottawa Recreation Commission lists Friday night games: Faith Lutheran versus Westminster at 5:30, Trinity Methodist versus First Methodist at 7, and First Christian against North Baptist at 8:30. Nazarene and First Baptist meet for league championship at 8 Saturday night.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Faith Lutheran
Westminster
Trinity Methodist
First Methodist
First Christian
North Baptist
Nazarene
First Baptist
Herald Offers Weekly $5 News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips may cover local events, incidents, or notable happenings and should be turned in to the newsroom with clear contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Missionary Ruby Miller to Speak at Two Churches
Miss Ruby Miller, a missionary just back from Cuba, will speak at Union Chapel Church near Ottawa at 9 45 a m and at Princeton Methodist Church at 11 a m on Sunday. She will discuss her experiences and the Cuban conditions witnessed during her mission work.
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Ruby Miller
Cuba
Union Chapel
Ottawa
Rantoul Road
Princeton Methodist Church
Princeton Methodist
Kansas City Dairy Strike Reaches Settlement
Federal Mediator Harry O Connell announced that labor and management representatives reached a deal at 3 am ending a brief strike by Teamsters Local 207 against six Kansas City dairies. Drivers and inside workers began striking at 9 pm Wednesday. details of the contract were not disclosed.
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Kansas City
Harry O'Connell
Teamsters Local 207
Borden, Country Club
Foremost
Meyer and
Sealtest
Threats in Phone Calls Hit Topeka School Board
Four Topeka board of education members received threatening phone calls after a meeting with NAACP representatives last week. The caller warned that if the board aided Negroes, either the board member or their family would suffer by the year's end. Police chief Dana Hummer notified, who then alerted the FBI. Officials later said current statutes limit FBI involvement in such cases.
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Topeka
Topeka Board of Education
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dana Hummer
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Probate hearing on Sarah H. Cook estate in Ottawa
In Franklin County Kansas probate court a petition to probate the will of Sarah H. Cook dated June 6 1963 seeks letters testamentary for executors F R Bennett Jr and Homer J Henning. Defenses must be filed by August 17 1963 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa. John B Pierson attorney.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Sarah H. Cook
F. R. Bennett, Jr
Homer J. Henning
Ottawa
Homer J, Henning
John B. Pierson
State Highway Commission OF Kansas
E.8.h.c
Hutchinson
le Loup
State Highway Commission
Addison H. Meschke
Printy and Son Printy Cap CH 2 1974
Printy and Son announces Cap chapter 2 1974 with details in a concise notice. Names and dates appear as part of the listing for the local business brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printy and Son Printy
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A Keith
Ransom Memorial Hospital
St.Luke’s Hospital
Main-Bell Drug Store
Bell
Fred Bell
James M. Leitaker
Baker University Chemistry Department
Petroleum Research Fund
A. L. Cook
Merald
R. H. Kelley
G. L. Todd Williamsburg
One Register
Ray Eaton
Renteree
Thomas C. Arnold
Dundeé
1St Howitzer
127Th Artillery
Ft. Leonard Wood
National Guard
Ottawa Herald
Carolyn Shomber Rodenberg
San: Antonio
Texas
Trinity University
San Antonio
H. H. Shomber
Tremont
Christian Church
11Th and Cedar
Benito
Thomas Paugh
Mrs
Furnaniee Scaapel
Aras Ae
OPA AL
SAAS
Meany
JO Downer
Chlapes
Lamb
Legals
Jen
Cordelia Watts
A. C. Watts
Glenn, Allen
Roy Woods
Virgil Gumm
Hawkes Harris
Dee V. Spaulding
Richmond
Strong Hall
University of Kansas
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Pranklin County
Willard Shogmaker & Son
Kan
Appanoose Baptist Church
Appanoose
Ottawa University
Mulberry
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Harold Stewart
Neosho
Livestock Commission Co
Printy’s Auction House
Bixler
Emma May Bixler
Ned Roberts
Hope Cemetery
Luis Deng So Nertuog
General Services
Standard Rendering Co
Cal Collect
Conrad
Ee Tees
Ottawa Herald General Services Section
McCracken
Springer Holstein
Bill Butell
Baldwin
M. G. Watkins
Leavenworth R
Eddie Hull
Leeds
Leeds, Fort
SALE
New Praire Hay
Rantoul
Prairie
Glenn Wharton
Sporting Goods
Day's Sports Shop
OK Bargain Store
Gambles
Motorola TV. & Stereo
Kroehler Furniture
Douglas Bros. Furniture & Appliance
Spinet Piano
Nelson Music Co
North Main
Kans
Douglas Brothers Care & Appliance Racenue
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