Ottawa News Briefs Log Features Social Security Visits
Local items report social security office hours at Herald, divorce suits filed, name change affirmed, recovery action in district court, car theft and recovery, stolen boat motor and will talk, social events at Acorn school, missing bicycle and tricycle reports, teen assault case, hunting club shotgun practice setup, and a federal social security official visiting the Kansas State Employment Office on July 27 and August 3. Strong entities include Ottawa, Kansas, 4-H club, Rotary club, Acorn school, Forest Park, Great Lakes training center, and federal social security administration.
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Acorn
Douglas County
Lone
Will
Jake
R. Redmond
Wills
A. E. Preston
Ward Spielman
Weems Saucier
Don Null
Baldwin
E. ¥. Roberts
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
C. D. Lyman
Paola
Charles P. Knight
W. G. Ward
Ottawa
William Wallendorf
Kansas City
Ottawa Conservation Club
Co-Op
West End
Forest Park
Otelock
Richard Nitechke
Federal
Social Ssecurity Administration
Kansas State
Etna erupts with intensified lava flow as observers monitor
In Sicily Mount Etna surged into resumed active behavior with new lava streams. In Washington President Eisenhower announced his daughter-in-law Barbara expects a fourth grandchild at Christmas, drawing applause as he paused discussions to share the news. The volcano remains monitored with no apparent risk to nearby villages.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Washington
Eisenhower
Geneva
Barbara
Maj
John Eiszenhower
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Daily
Roger Buck of 508 N Mulberry admitted Tuesday and dismissed today. William Dieterich of Princeton admitted Tuesday. Raymond Davis of Route 2 discharged today. Mrs James Parks and baby son Pomona discharged. Mrs Charles Mason Route 4 discharged. Mrs Sidney Barber of 1007 S Locust discharged. Mrs Alvin Ralston and baby son Lane discharged.
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Roger Buck
N. Mulberry
William Dieterich
Princeton
Raymond Davis
James Parks
Convicts Lose Bid for Three Meals a Day
In Austin a group of 52 convicts failed to compel the state prison system to provide three meals daily. District Judge Harris Gardner denied a mandamus against Prison Manager O B Ellis. The sit down strike began April 23 at the prison. In San Antonio more than 200 prisoners rioted at Bexar County Jail for nearly three hours last night ending after promises no punishments would follow. A reinforced trailer crew stood guard through the night. Some inmates blamed disputed meals for the disturbance.
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Austin
Tex
Harris Gardner
O. B. Ellis
San Antonio
Texi
Bexar County
Pickets And Police Brawl At KC Jet Plant
A clash between union pickets and police occurred as a 40 car freight train carrying jet fuel and oil was moved toward the Westinghouse jet plant in Kansas City. No injuries were reported and traffic was briefly blocked before the train was halted and later cleared. In Wichita, Mrs. Paul Wheeler is charged under a new juvenile ordinance for letting a minor son linger on the streets after midnight.
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Kansas City 1
Westinghouse
Wichita
Paul. Wheeler
Highway 50 North Asia Discuss Route Change
A meeting Thursday night will consider possible changes in routing and designation of U S Highway 50 north across Kansas. The Highway 50 North Asia group includes representatives from 37 towns and cities.
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Mcpherson
Kansas
Rebels strike French convoy in Paris region
In Paris area, Algerian rebels attacked a Foreign Legion supply convoy today wounding 14 Legionnaires. The incident marks intensified clashes as authorities respond with security measures and investigations continue.
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Paris Uw
Foreign Legion
Local Market Quotes and Prices for Grains and Livestock
Market notes show wheat steady with small fractions, corn firm on short covering, oats strong with short covering, hogs mostly steady with some losses, and cattle steer values holding near top prices. Includes scattered figures for eggs butter and varieties of corn and beans.
Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Rise Amid Leaders
Markets at a glance show higher stocks in New York with outstanding leaders leading the day. Bonds are mixed as governments maintain a steady tone. Cotton trends higher as commodities demand support grows. Chicago market activity appears subdued amid mixed cues.
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New York
Oon
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Herald Office
Mave the Herald
McVey Ambulance
J Anes
Anna Mae Leecy
Leecy
Kahisis
Board of Regents
Ofansas University Medical Enter
Kas
Giles
Marrty
N. Main
Kiesaw & Milligan
Riffs
Clive“Alonzo Bastin, Jr
Rich Nmond
Cari’ An -Bestin
Grantett
Wineinger
W. E. Wineinger
Sanderson
Byrd
Plainoiff
Fred Tirch
Theavy
II Training Center
Great Lakes
Owen Middleton
Lyndon
Mer‘riam
Arnold Hinderliier
Ice
Alen Gollier
Federated Church Yard
Maxine Fones
Rogers, Ark
John Fleming
S. Mulberry
Qn Bond
James Bailey
S. Poplar
Bailey
Milo Harris
Louis H. Dengel
Wightmans
Ike
Lamb Funeral Home
Wound Legionnaires
C. A. Myers & Son
Jack NE
Pomona
Wil
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly
Kasievariy
Cates Center
K. Newby
Millea
Center
H. K. Newby
Milea
Yates Center
Dent
Waver
Lbert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
I-R. M. Elliott
John Brown
Gena Powell
Oak
Franklin Co. Bale, Wilson
Locust
D. W. Poole
Topeka
Franklin Co. Sale Co
Wilson & North Locust
Glenn
Ben Printy
Dean & Babcock
the Keen Co
Jevins
Ene
Duane Bechtle
Cherry
Star Grain & Lumber Co
E-S Casual Shop
Ottawa Building & Loan
Leoee Ony
Franklin County Institution
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