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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1956

Page

5

Fewer 1-Teacher Rural Schools Open in Franklin County

Absentee ballots total 49 issued for the primary, plus four for sick and disabled. Franklin County schools face closures and reorganizations as thirty-six one room districts plan the 1956 57 term, with several districts losing teachers or disbanding due to low enrollment.

Bruce Spears Franklin County Silver Valley J. A. Fleming Bullard Middleton Central Homewood Irene Herron West Valley Fern Rosebury Mud Creek Carroll Wells Edna Beuthien Brown Lois Staadt Letha Figgins Acorn Mona Neff Elm Grove Stella Gould LeLoup Laura Jean Baker Valley View Louise Ponl Chippewa Dorothy Lynn New Union Jessie Vitt. Middleton

Supt Fleming Ends Vacation in Rogers Ark

County Superintendent J A Fleming returned from a five day rest in Rogers Arkansas saying it was not much of a vacation. He planned to visit his daughter Mrs Kale Phones but spent time in the hospital due to a stomach ailment. He went back to Ottawa with a strict diet and large pills.

J. A. Fleming Rogers Ark Fleming Kale Ottawa

Cancer Fatal To Soap Box Derby Racer

Gary Indiana story of 13 year old Doug Hoback from Valparaiso who died of lung cancer after a Saturday derby crash in Gary. He had refused fluids for 10 days, aimed to qualify for the national derby in Akron, Ohio, won the Class A elimination last July, was wheeled in and out of his racer due to weakness, then died at Porter Memorial Hospital in Valparaiso.

Gary Ind Doug Hoback Valparaiso Akron Ohio Dennis Johnson Doug Larry Ahlgrim Porter Memorial Hospital

Saved Logs Of Sunken Liner Andrea Doria

New York reports the logs of the liner Andrea Doria were salvaged after it sank off Nantucket last Thursday. Capt. Piero Calamar, the master, was the last to leave the ship following a collision with the Swedish liner Stockholm. Captain James W. La Belle of the Independence questioned the crash location as reports said Stockholm was off course.

New York Andrea Doria Nantucket Piero Calamar Stockholm James W. la Belle Independence la Bella Europe

Weather Forecast Ahead of Warm Front Through Tuesday

Forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon with increasing cloudiness tonight and Tuesday. Scattered thunderstorms likely in north central today and across most of the state tonight and Tuesday. Winds shifting to the west and north, cooler conditions on Tuesday. Tonight's low 60s northwest to 70s southeast. Tuesday highs 80s northwest to 90s southeast. Yesterday's high 90, low today 71. Record high 106 and record low 57 dated this date. Hourly temperatures for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. today follow.

Ottawa

Clouds Ease Heat Wave Over Kansas

Kansas cooled from a multi day heat wave as clouds and scattered showers reduced high temperatures. Readings topped 98 at Goodland and reached 89 in Pittsburg while Liberal and Lincoln county areas reported limited rainfall. Weather outlook calls for near normal five day temperatures with possible isolated 100s and many regions expecting scattered evening thunderstorms.

Topeka Kansas Goodland Pittsburg Wichita Liberal Lincoln Salina Manhattan Wamega

Election Board School Friday Instructs on Conducting Elections

County Clerk Bruce Spears announces a Friday night school for election board workers at 8 o'clock in the district courtroom. It will be led by Elee Dent of Atchison, a former county clerk and elections expert. All township and city precinct election board members are urged to attend for complete information on election mechanics. open to others interested, with an ice cream social at Hawkins School in Web. Aug. 1.

Election Board Bruce Spears Elee Dent Atchison Spears

Plan to set up international board for Suez control

London reports an American backed plan to form an international Suez control board including Russia, to guarantee open passage for ships of all nations while recognizing Egypt's nationalization. Britain and France push for Western policy, Eden halts all exports of British war materials to Egypt amid Cabinet and foreign ministers meetings as talks continue with Lloyd Pineau and Murphy.

London Russia Suez Canal Nasser Egypt Eden House of Commons Suez Foud Downing St Selwyn Lloyd Christian Pineau U. S Robert Murphy United States Constantinople Middle East Far East

Fewer Voters Are Registered Ottawans in Primary

Ottawans registering for the August 7 primary total 4,912, a drop of 378 from 1954. Women outnumber men 2,602 to 2,310, with only the 4th Ward showing more men. The big precinct is the 3rd precinct of the 2nd Ward with 978 registered. the smallest is the 2nd precinct of the 1st Ward with 14. Various ward breakdowns are listed.

Petroleum Blast Kills Nineteen In Texas Tank Farm

A Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp tank farm explosion near Dumas Texas killed nineteen men and injured thirty one as four tanks burned and a fireball swept across the area. Fifteen died instantly, four later from burns, with funerals planned across Texas.

Shamrock Oil and Gas Corp Dumas Texas Tex Sunray Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp Bill Lask Moore County News Bob Hamilton

Elevator Firm Demands Retractions Over Kansas Elevator Contract

Murphy Elevator Co. alleges State Rep. Warren Shaw and State Rep. Marvin Cox should retract statements about their bid being unsuitable and about the low bidder. The Kansas Office Building Commission awarded the $62,696 higher contract for fully automatic elevators, contradicting the reps.

Topeka Warren W. Shaw Marvin M. Cox State Office Building Commission Goodman Robert H. Jennison Healy

Youthful Mountain Climbers Plunge Into Rocky Crevasse

A group of youthful climbers roped together plunged into a crevasse on Mt. Hood near Timberline Lodge Oregon. One girl Lynn Kaufman, 16, of Larchmont New York died of suffocation while 18 others were injured. Tour leaders Ronald G. Heinrich 23 of Clear Lake Iowa and Carl Schnoor of Portland organized the mixed party with groups from Los Angeles San Francisco and New York.

Timberline Lodge Ore Mt. Hood Silcox Crater Rock Lynn Kaufman Ronald G. Heinrich Clearake Iowa Heinrich Patricia Gaffney New York Los Angeles San Francisco Yosemite Carl Schnoor Portland

Tractor Mishap Fatal for Fredrick Hafer Near Ottawa

Fredrick M. Hafer 71 of northwest Ottawa area died in a tractor accident at his home about 11 a.m. Saturday when a running tractor in gear caught him after he stepped off to fix it. He was born June 23, 1885, and survived by a stepson and four brothers. Funeral at Lamb Funeral Home Tuesday at 1 p.m. Rev. Robert Craig to officiate. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence. Public benefit square dance announced for Nile Lamb Ambulance with airport listing.

Jim Muecke J. B. Muecke W. 5Th San Francisco Muecke Japan J. C. Muecke Humboldt Jim Ottawa Iola and Ransom Memorial Bill Muecke Fredrick M. Hafer Robert Granger N. Main Fredrick Michael Hafer Morris County Kas B. F Caroline (Hanselman) Hafer Douglas County Arkansas Independence Franklin County Iva Edith Granger J. W. Hafer C. A. Hafer W. F. Hafer George H. Hafer Methodist Church Independence I. C. O. F. Lodge Lamb Funeral Home Robert Craig Trinity Methodist Church Oak Hill Cemetery Lawrence

Six Persons Dead In Kansas Crashes

Six persons were killed in Kansas in several crashes across the state with one Kansan dying in Oklahoma. George Wilson 56 of Torrence California died when his car overturned on U S Highway 54 near Fort Scott. Beatrice Sims 3 of Kansas City Kansas was crushed by a truck driven by Marshall Donnell 22 of Kansas City Missouri while chasing a dog. Troy Preston 21 of Great Bend died when the car hit a concrete culvert near Medicine Lodge. Donald Martin 19 of Great Bend was treated. George Paris 24 of Emporia was killed north of Madison. Harold Thorp 43 of Johnson County died in a two car collision near Newton. Thorp's family hospitalized. Barbara Braden 14 of Sterling was killed when a car hit a moving Frisco engine south of Lyons. Allen Goldsmith 19 of Wichita died in a Muskogee Hospital from injuries in a crash Saturday in Oklahoma.

Kansas Oklahoma Fort Scott Torrence Calif George Wilson U.S. Highway 54 Marshall Donnell Kansas City Donnell Marian Sims Troy Preston Great Bend Medicine Lodge Donald Martin George Paris Emporia Madison Harold Thorp Johnson County Newton Thorp New Mexico Thorps Jimmy McGrath Mission Cecil Rodgers Hutchinson Lyons Barbara Braden Sterling Allen Goldsmith Wichita Muskogee

Heavy Cattle Run At K C

Kansas City reports the year's heaviest cattle run totaling 19 000 head at the local market. Buyers say higher prices drought in some areas and seasonal demand drew the surge, mirroring increases seen in Chicago Omaha and Sioux City. The prior regional high was 18 316 head on January 16.

Kansas City Chicago Omaha Sioux City Dan

Third Trial In Wellsville Case

Richard Moherman of Wellsville faces a county court trial tomorrow on disturbing the peace of Floyd Moldenhauer and trespassing at the Moldenhauer ranch. He is the third of five youths to be tried, following not guilty verdicts for Jimmy McGaugh of Wellsville and Robert Miller of Ottawa. Miller has filed a $10,000 district court suit for damages from the charges and publicity.

Richard Moherman Wellsville Floyd Moldenhauer Moldenhauer Moherman Jimmy McGaugh Robert Miller Ottawa Miller McGaugh Moldenhuer Wayne Leace

Three-District School Merger Vote Set Tomorrow

Patrons in Lane Princeton and Rantoul Rural districts vote on consolidating the three districts tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in their respective locations. Princeton voters go to city hall. A simple majority is required for passage. if approved, consolidation takes effect immediately and a new school board will be formed. An ice cream social is planned at Sacred Heart School Monday at 8 p.m.

Lane Princeton Rantoul EveRange J. A. Fleming Fleming Bodrxd

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