Oil field injuries and local notices noted in Ottawa brief
Ottawa notes report Harold Staadt Jr injuries from an oil field accident and list multiple local items: vacation Bible school plans at Church of Christ, marines enlistment by Beryl Eugene Scott, fines for traffic violation, and Day family Army unit maneuvers. Also mentions vacation travels, missing money find, and minor local discipline entries.
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Harold Staadt, Jr
Washington
Oklahoma
House Bible School
Little Bible School
Quene-My
Harold Staadt
Baptist Church
Tolwest
Ottawa
Thelig
St. Johns Hospiital
Tulsa
Marines
Bery
Eugene Scott
Fred Scott
Rt. 3
Topeka
U. S. Marines
Kansas City
San Diego
Myra Hardy
Camp Pendleton
Arthur H. Day
Street
Milo Day
Osawatomie
7Th Army
Day
Marriage Licenses for Hann and Kochan Documented
John Robert Hann, 22, of Burlington Junction, Missouri, and Dorothy J Lou Kochan, 20, of Baldwin, are recorded for marriage licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robert Hann
Burlington Junction
Dorothy jLou Kochan
Baldwin
Tax cut proposal meets cautious House review
Ways and Means members gave a cool reception to a two billion dollar tax cut proposal from the Committee for Economic Development. The nonprofit urged general income tax relief only with a large upcoming Treasury surplus, while reps Mills Boggs Byrnes urged restraint and warned against premature action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aysal Yoo
Wey Diluikeleu
House
Ways and Means
Committee For Economic Development
Economic Research Organization
Treasury
Rep. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Rep
Boggs
D-La
bin Bald Ma
Missing Indiana girl found unharmed near Evergreen
An eight year old girl missing in the Colorado mountains was found unharmed early today at a ranch house near Stanley Park, about six miles from where she disappeared yesterday. Nearly 200 men and a bloodhound search covered rugged terrain before a doctor accompanied officers to return her to her parents.
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Evergreen
Colo
Indiana
Evergreen Fire Department
Sarah Dixon
Stanley Park
Sarah
Hospital Notes Illness Fatal To Former Senator
Former Connecticut senator Hiram Bingham, 80, died after a long illness at Doctors Hospital where he had been a patient for six weeks. Death attributed to a respiratory ailment. Several other local notices and two new births also appear among hospital notes.
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Washington
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Roy Curtis
S. Maple
Tmie McMillen
Wellsville
Doctors Hospital
Marn Gilliland
Pomona
Carmen
Grimm
Rantoul
Ernest
Rowen Brissey
King
Brain Surgery Transforms Brat Into Cheerful Girl
CHICAGO An operation at Wesley Memorial Hospital removed the right half of a child’s brain after 4 hours 35 minutes. Doctors said the left brain now governs new functions, reducing convulsions from 10 to 12 daily as the child becomes cooperative and cheerful. The youngster, once labeled a brat, showed improved behavior and is expected to return to school in Indiana.
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Chicago
Wesley Memorial
Hester
Wesley Hospital
Indiana
Deaths W T Williams 88 Osage City
W T Williams 88 Osage City father of Mrs Art Jensen died yesterday at St Francis hospital Topeka after a short illness Born August 6 1867 in South Wales he lived in Lawrence before moving to Osage City Survived by two daughters Mrs Mary T Williams Osage City and Mrs Richard Wallace Topeka six grandchildren Funeral services will be at the First Presbyterian church Osage City Friday June 8 at 2 p m Burial at Arvonia Cemetery
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Ottawan
W. T. Wiliams
Osage City
Art Jensen
St. Francis Hospital
Topeka
South Wales
Lawrence
Mary T. Williams
Richard Wallace
First Presbyterian Church
Arvonia Cemetery
Stevenson Scores Sweeping California Victory for Democratic Nomination
Adlai E. Stevenson swept California with about 62 percent of the Democratic vote, capturing 68 convention votes and widening his delegate lead. Kefauver trailed as both camps surpassed GOP activity, with Stevenson holding 259 delegates to Kefauver's 166. Eisenhower remained well ahead in the Republican contest.
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San
Stevenson
California
Ilinois
Eisenhower
Kefauver
Kefanger
Hubbard funeral for Albert Cheney Hubbard 61
The funeral of Albert Cheney Hubbard 61 of 120 N Cedar was held Tuesday at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev William R Weber presiding. He died June 3 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Local veterans folded the flag and presented it to the widow. Interment was in Highland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rose
Ernest Hollon
Francis Nutt
Henry Ball
Glenn White
Nate Rhoades
Ralph Nichols
George Medlock
Warren Black Post No. 60
American Legion
Highland Cemetery
Aviatrix Cochran Odlum Aims for 29th District Seat
Jacqueline Cochran Odlum, making her political debut, led the Republican race in Riverside with 5545 votes to 4376 for her nearest rival from 206 of 417 precincts in the 29th Congressional District desert district. Fred Eldridge was the runner up.
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Riverside
Calif
Aviatrix
Jacqueline Cochran Odlum
Valltoraias
Temporary head named for Kansas State Industrial Farm for Women
Mrs Virgie Burwell of Smith Center Kansas was placed in charge of the Kansas State Industrial Farm for Women pending a superintendent appointment. Walter Hunter chairman of the State Penal Board made the appointment and did not indicate when a successor would be named for Mrs Alice Paulen whose resignation was effective yesterday.
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Lansing U
Virgie Burwell
Smith Center
Kas
Kansas State Industrial Farm
Walter Hunter
State Penal Board
Alice Paulen
Senate confirms Seaton for interior secretary post
The Senate unanimously confirmed Fred A. Seaton as secretary of the interior. Senators praised the Nebraska publisher and former senator, while Sen Neuberger warned of tough decisions on Hell’s Canyon dam, park-system encroachments, and mining and oil leases. Seaton succeeds McKay, with comparisons to McKay and Pinchot regarding his future impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Today
Fred A. Seaton
John
Texas
Knowland
California
Nebraska
Sen
Neuberger
D-Ore
Seaton
Interior Committee
Interior Department
Oregon
Hell's Canyon
Oregon- Idaho
Douglas McKay
Gifford Pinchot
McKay
Interior Post
Zimmermans sue over tombstone engraving and display
Anna Marie and Gabriel Zimmerman filed a $20,000 District Court suit in Hays against W. E. Peterson of Salina and W. L. Brown of Hays doing business as Memorial Art Co. They allege invasion of privacy and misusing their names after the tombstone engraving appeared May 10, 1953 and was displayed to collect a debt, causing embarrassment and ridicule.
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Hays, Kas
Hays
Anna Marie
Gabriel Zimmerman
W. E. Peterson
Salina
W. L. Brown
The
Memorial Art Co
Zimmermans
Zimmerman
Brown
Peterson
Docking Declares Vigorous Campaign For Governor
Lawrence banker George Docking formally filed for the Democratic nomination for governor as he enters a renewed campaign. He seeks to end waste and duplication in state government after losing to Gov. Fred Hall in 1954. Docking is officially in the race with the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George Docking
Lawrence
Docking
Fred Hall
Still Omaha Beach To Peasants Still Omaha Beach To Peasants
Omaha Beach in France marks the 12th D-Day anniversary with visitors seeking graves and memories. Signs label invasion names Omaha and Utah while ceremonies focus on cemeteries along the coast and distant rusted landing ships near the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Beach
France
Omaha
Utah
Normandy
Alles
Ask Emergency Leave for Sailor After Parents Die
Red Cross officials seek emergency leave for sailor Charles Hessemann aboard the U S 5 Bashaw after his mother Lucille Hessemann 36 died of a heart attack and his father 51 died following the shock. The Navy Department was asked to notify Charles Lawrence Hessemann 20 of the deaths. Bodies were taken to Winfield where the family had lived before moving to Wichita eight years ago. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Wichitap
Hong Kong
Red Cross
Lucille Hessemann
Charles Hessemann
Navy Department
Charles Lawrence Hessemann
Winfield
Wichita
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W. R. Shenk
Ozarks
Red Foley
Mexico City
Ruth Lathrop
Ottawa U
B. E. Lee
Bible School
Church of Christ
N. Poplar
Fred Kissinger
Phillips 66
Wil
Mamsburg
Sheriff’s Office
Selief
A. B. Cooper, Jr
Ransom Hospital
Cooper
A. B. Cooper
Cherry
Clifford BE
Nutt
S. Locust
Arthur Schmidt
Ytom
Gover
Byron Mohr
G. Shaffer
Princeton
Bean Swisher
Lyon County
de Liu Pewsipeu
Byrnes
R-Wis
Herald
Louis H, Dengel
Briggs & Stratton
Clinton
Wisconsin
Fairbanks-Morse
Sheldon's
Ottawa Riding and Roping Club
Andrews Mobilgas
Fred Weidner
Mobilgas Bulk Agt
Reno Locker
Opal’s
Christian Bros
Brown’s Hardware
Gibson’s
Standard
Bundy Insurance Agency
Peace Food Center
Cheney Farm Market
Ottawa Lumber Co
Zero Food Market
Kansas State Bank
Russ & Pat’s Budweiser Tavern
State Bank of
Bob’s Clothing Shop
Ames Cabinet Shop
McClay's
Wholesale and Peoples National Bank
Marburg
RODEO
Brat
Bienna
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
17Th St
New York
N. Y
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Roberts
East 11Th St. Lawrence
Kansas
E. E. Roberts
Wear
Overbrook
Westley O'Connor
Oak
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly
Sullys
Ebu Corner
McNarrin
Melvern
Albert Stewart & Son Farm Rt
Albert
Harold
R. P. Crow
West
Joe Brown
Knanang
Knty & Son
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Senate
Hallmark
S. Main Pho
Bariiy Soga
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
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