Summer session opens at Ottawa University
Registration for Ottawa University summer session begins at 8 30 in the Administration Building. First session runs to August 1 with nine hours credit possible. second session August 4 to 22 offering three hours. Courses for teachers, regular students, and area residents. nine to twelve hours total. Some classes start at 7 a m. no afternoon classes. Private lessons in voice piano organ available.
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Ottawa University
Roy W. Browning
Browning
Dog Bites Skier Near Shore in Coeur dAlene
In Coeur d Alene Idaho a dog circling in the water leaped onto a water skier named John Secour age 10 and bit his right arm as the boat towed him. John was treated for the bite which officials said did not appear serious.
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Coeur D'Alene
Idaho
John Secour
John
Hatch Egg To Win Point
Mrs Ella Petry of St Leonards on Sea England reports a chicken hatched from an egg she carried in her bosom for 21 days. The gag began in a pub when the bar owner’s son wanted an egg hatched. She kept the pullet egg in a cotton lined holder next to her skin and the chick emerged Monday night in front of witnesses.
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ST. Leonards-On-Sea
England
Ella Petry
Office Building Work Is Started for House of Representatives
Washington AP reports work began Monday on a third House office building with completion due in 1962. The project costs about 64 million dollars and will house eight House committees and roughly one third of the 435 members.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Smorgasbord N Amer Coffee Shop Ad Evening Menu
An advertisement for Smorgasbord N offering an evening coffee shop event on Wednesday from 5 to 8 pm with a price of 1.60 dollars. The notice highlights a discounted dining option and presents contact or venue details typical of an old newspaper ad.
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Amer
County Forecast: Partly cloudy to Wednesday with scattered storms
Partly cloudy this afternoon through Wednesday with widely scattered thundershowers late tonight or Wednesday. Warmer this afternoon, cooler along the northern border Wednesday. Highs in the middle 80s this afternoon, 80 to 85 Wednesday. Lows tonight 65 to 70.
Mexican Plane Down Near Guadalajara Crashes with 45 Aboard
A Constellation airliner of Aeronaves de Mexico carrying 45 passengers and crew crashed into San Agustine Peak about 10 miles from Guadalajara after departing from Tijuana on a Mexico City flight. Wreckage found in rain indicated no survivors. Some passengers were Americans.
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Mexico City
Guadalajara
Aeronaves de Mexico
Tijuana
California
San Agustine Peak
Mexico
Space Agency Bill Goes To Senate
The House passed a bill to create a civilian space agency and sent it to the Senate for prompt consideration. The measure would form NASA, absorb the NACA, set liaison with Defense and AEC, and require public access to nonsecurity information.
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Space Agency
Senate
Washington
House
Senate Space Committee
B. Johnson
D-Tex
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Flight Research Agency
NASA
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
NASA Mus
FCC Delays Verdict on Regulation Legislation
Washington AP The Federal Communications Commission said it is not ready to decide on a bill giving direct power to regulate radio and television networks Chairman John C Doerfer testified at Senate Commerce Committee hearings that premature action is inappropriate because hearings on a staff study last fall are incomplete The FCC may finish hearings in three to four weeks but could take longer to draft findings after which they will be sent to the Justice Department for antitrust review. Mrs Don Harbison thanks friends neighbors for prayers cards letters and flowers during hospital stay.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
John C. Doerfer
FCC
Senate Commerce Committee
Doerfer
Candy's Colt Award Time At Quins' Furniture
A local notice announces Candy and her colt will receive the award at 3 00 p m Wednesday afternoon at Quins Furniture. The ad indicates the event location and time.
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Candy’s Colt
Candy& Colt
Quins’ Furniture
Colt
Candy & Colt
Quins Furniture
School Board Tackles Problems In Long Meeting
The Ottawa school board held a four hour session addressing aid for exceptional children and athletic fund deficits. Figures from a PTA survey highlighted numbers needing help, while Parker noted staffing limits for speech and mentally retarded programs. The board discussed a written policy, regular agendas, and a special meeting to select an architect for a new high school.
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Ottawa School Board
Henry Parker
Parker
Robert A. Anderson
Norris Burke
Park
Elusive Car Thief Captured in Kansas City
Carl Lewis, 25, who escaped Ottawa authorities Sunday, was caught in Kansas City Missouri at 11 45 a m driving a stolen car reported earlier. He was apprehended at 4912 7th Street and is held at a rural Kansas City station. The vehicle belonged to Jack E Morrow of 1320 South Main Street. Lewis, who had been brought from El Reno Oklahoma to face auto theft charges, had hidden in or near Ottawa all day Monday after faking a bleeding tooth to escape. If he waives extradition he will be returned to Ottawa immediately.
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Ottawa
Kansas City
Carl Lewis
Jay Brown
Lewis
Jack E. Morrow
S. Main
Brown
el Reno
Okla
Oklahoma Reformatory
Last Day For Long Time Music Czar
PHILADELPHIA AP James C Petrillo longtime Czar of everything musical bowed out today as president of the American Federation of Musicians He wound up a tearful goodbye by recommending to delegates at the union s 61st annual convention that they elect Herman D Kenin Portland Ore as his successor Kenin a 56 year old lawyer is the union s West Coast representative Election by secret ballot of the 12000 delegates will be held Wednesday Petrillo 66 announced last month he would not accept renomination because he was a tired man
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Philadelphia
James C. Petrillo
Everything Musical
American Federation of Musicians
Herman D. Kenin
Portland
Ore
Kenin
Union
Petrillo
Life Begins With Robbery in Abject Poverty Saga
Kenneth St Onge a 35 year old former taxi driver robbing a bank last March 31 to feed hungry children, then placed on five years probation after court appearance with his wife and nine children. He described drifting from Detroit to Los Angeles, sleeping in a car, living in a Quonset hut, jobless, and facing escalating hardship that pushed him into crime.
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Los Angeles
Kenneth St. Onge
St. Onge
Edward
Gary
Van
Guy
Kim
Cal
Harvey
Detroit
California
Steineger Enters Democratic Race for Kansas Second District
John F. Steinerger Jr of Muncie announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress from Kansas Second District. Steineger, 34, is judge pro tem of Wyandotte County Probate Court and a KU Law School graduate 1949. He served in WWII Navy, was Vice-Consul in Munich, and later worked in the Middle East before returning to Kansas City, Kansas to practice law. He is married to Margaret Lessy of Newton with three children and will face fellow Democrat Jack Harris for the nomination.
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John F. Steinerger Jr
Muncie
Kansas
Steineger
Wyandotte County
Kansas University Law School
United States Navy
Munich
Middle East
Baghdad
Kansas City
Margaret Lessy
Newton
Jack Harris
Lawrence
Farley enters race for U S Senate in New York
Former Postmaster General James A. Farley announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for U S senator from New York. He is 70. The incumbent Irving M. Ives will not seek reelection due to ill health. Farley led the Democratic National Committee for eight years under F D Roosevelt. No Republicans have announced a candidate. Other Democrats named as possibles include Mayor Robert F. Wagner and Thomas W. Finletter.
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New York
James A. Farley
U.S
Irving M. Ives
Farley
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senate
Robert F. Wagner
Thomas W. Finletter
Air Force
Trapeze Line To Get Some Changes
London fashion reports indicate the trapeze silhouette remains popular after modifications. The Dior autumn collection softens the line with subtle bust and waist adjustments, while winter coats stay wide and short with scarf collars and loose necklines, predominately in black.
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London
Christian Dior
De Gaulle Moves to Control France and Algeria
Premier Charles de Gaulle gained broader powers and moved to assert authority over Algeria and its army. He summoned Gen. Raoul Salan from Algiers, then Lacoste, and prepared for Algeria visit. Senate vote on his emergency program neared, as Paris returned to calm after a month of crisis.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Salan
Robert Lacoste
Senate
France
French National Assembly
UN Delegates Hopeful for End to French Tunisian Dispute
United Nations delegates expressed hope that French Premier De Gaulle and Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba might resolve the dispute before the Security Council. Bourguiba remained skeptical while De Gaulle signaled a willingness to settle. The council’s debate paused until Wednesday as tensions over French troops in Tunisia persist.
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United Nations, N. Y
U. N
de Gaulle
Habib Bourguiba
Security Council
Bourguiba
Romie
II Tempo
Tunisia
Mongi Slim
Ottawa Population Gains While County Narrows Losses
County Clerk Bruce Spears announced population figures showing Ottawa at 10 744, up 33 from last year, while Franklin County stands at 20 174, down 88. Total county population is 13 485, up 78, with townships adding 34. Growth linked to ongoing construction in several towns.
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Bruce Spears
Ottawa
Franklin County
Pomona
Richmond
Williamsburg
Lane
Rantoul
Princeton
Appanoose
Centropolis
Cutler
Franklin
Greenwood
Harrison
Hayes
Homewood
Lincoln
Ohio
Peoria
Pottawatomie
Auto Union Negotiates With AMC
DETROIT AP The UAW begins bargaining with American Motors Corp the other independent in Detroit as talks resume after failed deals with Ford GM and Chrysler Reuther leads the union into a table without a contract precedent from the Big Three AMC employs about 20 000 at Wisconsin and Michigan plants while Studebaker Packard remains the other independent The post failure climate features a quiet scene with only a 4000 Ford workers rally between shifts and no major incidents after the Big Three lockout risk.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
American Motors Corp
AMC
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
Walter Reuther
American Motors
Wisconsin
Michigan
Studebaker-Packard
Luray Banker Named Kansas State Bank Commissioner
TOPEKA AP J A O Leary Sr 57 president of the People's State Bank at Luray Russell County was named state bank commissioner by Gov Docking He succeeds Ralph Medlin of Oakley who died last week O Leary will serve a term to June 30 1959 He was born in Russell County began work at 16 at First National Bank Luray and became president of the People's State Bank in May 1937.
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Topeka
J. A. O'Leary
People’s State Bank
Luray
Russell County
Docking
O Leary
Ralph Medlin
Oakley
O’leary
First National Bank
Colt at Quins Furniture Adv Lamb Insured Payment Plan
A concise ad notes a Colt item available at Quins Furniture with an insured payment plan offered by Adv Lamb. The brief listing highlights purchase option and financing terms for potential buyers.
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