Ottawa Briefs and Sports Update From local notices
News briefs report callers to the Herald office and arrivals of Kay Crites from Boulder for Colorado University in September. Rev Chittenden and family visit Ottawa. reception at First Baptist. Ottawas Legion-Shawnee game time changed to 7 p.m. for Forest Park. Ottawa tied for first with Lawrence in coal area as mines reopen after a two week trial. Miners fail to hit target, win another week’s trial with rehire of 279.
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Russell’ Crites
Kay
Boulder
Colo
Colorado University
Boxer Berndt
Berndt
Kalamazoo College
Kalamazoo, Mich
Ottawa
Hugh Chittenden
Toledo
Friends of the Chittendens
First Baptist Church
Chittenden
Hospital Notes Admits Several Local Patients
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Mae Stovall of 807 N Mulberry and Mrs Charles R Campbell of 224 Ash along with Carol Scott 1224 College Tommy Sink route 2 Linda K Campbell 535 N Sycamore, all admitted Friday. Dismissals include Mrs W A Hase Richmond Friday and Mrs Cecil Spratt 822 West Tenth Saturday. A daughter weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces was born today to Mr and Mrs Lewey Kittle 1350 S Poplar.
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Mae Stovall
N. Mulberry
Charles R. Campbell
Ash
Carol Scott
College
Tommy Sink
Linda K. Campbell
N. Sycamore
W. A. Hase
Richmond
Cecil Spratt
West Tenth
Win New Chance By Slim Margin GWAUB-CAE-CURWEN Wales
Britain's National Coal Board offered 279 exhausted miners in CURWEN Wales another chance to save their jobs after a narrow margin decision. The village faces continued uncertainty as talks proceed with union representatives and plant managers.
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Gwaub-Cae-Curwen
Wales
Britain
National Coal Board
Fair Weather Across Nation Amid Streaks of Rain
The nation saw cool and wet conditions in the Northeast and Far Northwest with light showers from eastern Ohio to southern New England. Rain lingered along the Washington coast after a night of showers in Oregon. Temperatures mostly in the 60s and 70s, with 80s in the Southwest and 90s in parts of the Dakotas and Montana. Thunderstorms continued in western and eastern Colorado and western Texas, with Lamar, Colorado receiving over an inch of rain.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New England
Oregon
Washington
Tatoosh Island
Wash
Texas
Colorado
Lamar
Colo
Southwest
Dakotas
Montana
Philip
Foreign Aid Vote Monday Focuses on $3.8 Billion Program
Washington reports the House prepared for a final roll call on a foreign aid bill totaling 3.8 billion dollars, a sum smaller than President Eisenhower’s request. Leaders designated the vote as the first order of business after tentative approval of the aid package to bolster overseas efforts.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Lawmakers trim aid to free world allies in Yugoslavia bill
The House reduced Eisenhower's requested aid by 1.1 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. Leaders blocked deeper cuts and defeated a blanket ban on U.S. aid to Yugoslavia. The revised amendment allows continued assistance if the President deems it in U.S. security and Yugoslavia stays out from under Moscow.
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Eisenhower
House
White House
Senate
U.S
Yugoslavia
Edna F. Kelly
D-Ny
Arshal Tito
Kremlin
Ike's Illness Worries Europe
European newspapers, in multiple languages, report President Eisenhower's illness and questions about his 1956 election prospects. Leaders including Eden Mollet Adenauer Heuss send wishes while Paris leaders and Truman express concern, and rumors of withdrawal circulate.
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London
Ike
Eisenhower
Eden
Guy Mollet
London Daily Mirror
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Ireland
Shannon
London Times
Holland
Paris
Harrys. Truman
Truman
Bonn
Theodor Heuss
Rome
Deeds Recorded in This Week's Credit Bureau Bullet in
Deeds listed include Edgar Roberts to Glen King an E% of SW%434-16-18 and Robert Dix on to Roselawn Memorial Gardens 6.02A in N% of SW% 13-17-1¢, Nellie Gallagher guardian of Lucy Hull to John E. Pender graft lots on E B Street Pomona, Albert Swallow to Glen Stecher lots 21-23 in bik 7 University Add. etc.
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The
Credit Bureau Bulletin
Edgar Roberts
Glen King
Robert Dixon
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Nellie Gallagher
Lucy Hull
John E. Pendergraft
E. B Street
Pomona
Albert Swallow
Glen Stecher
University
Virgil Ecord
Glenn Green
Baldwin Taylor’s
Geo. McClure
Elizabeth Silvery
Hamblin’s
J. C. Floyd
Jas. Waring
Hospital
Gardner Walker
Charlie Ashmill
Joseph Edwards
Riverview Add
John Keller
Lamar Fowler
Dundee Place
Obed Harmonson
Sara Nisely
H. E. Lidikay
Chas. Hull
Jas. Ellis
Garfield
H. Frank Duvall
Baldwin Taylor
R. H. Cunningham
Price Motor Co
Thos. Eneihen
W. T. Jones
Bik
City of Rantoul
Allentown Leagues Tied to Cardinals and Ivy Standouts
Allentown Pennsylvania in the Eastern League is connected with the St Louis Cardinals. Dartmouth's Lou Rovere rushed for 108 yards against Harvard and 124 against Cornell in Ivy League play last season as a left halfback. Thomas Jefferson High School in Richmond has won the Virginia state tennis title for the ninth straight year. Gene Tunney James Braddock and Jack Sharkey were born in New York state.
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Allentown, Pa
St. Louis Cardinals
Dartmouth
Lou Rovere
Harvard
Cornell
Thomas Jefferson High School of
Richmond
Gene Tunney
James J. Braddock
Jack Sharkey
New York State
Lebanese Premier forms new ten-man cabinet
Beirt Lebanon Premier Abdullah Yaffi forms a new ten-man cabinet by retaining eight ministers from the resigned cabinet. In Madrid seventeen guests die as a dance floor collapses during an after wedding celebration. thirty-eight injured. In Maizuru Japan sixty prisoners of war and two children return from Soviet camps after nearly 11 years. In Seoul the U N Command evacuates neutral truce inspection teams to the demilitarized zone without incident.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Abdullah Yaffi
Maizuru
Japan
Otozo Yamada
Madrid
Spain
Seoul
Korea
U. N
Demilitarized Zone
South Korea
Forest Service to mail checks for land use shares
Checks totaling 107663 will be mailed soon by the U S Forest Service to Colorado Kansas Wyoming Nebraska and South Dakota for their share of net receipts from 10 land utilization projects covering 2164464 acres. Regional Forester Donald E. Clark announced payments with the rule that funds must be used for public schools and road improvements in the 24 counties where the land sits. State allocations include Kansas 12381.
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Denver
U. S. Forest Service
Colorado
Kansas
Wyoming
Nebraska
South Dakota
Donald E. Clark
Believes She Is Oldest In State
Mrs. Vina Gates of Mounds Illinois says she is in her 110th year and the oldest woman in the state. She cannot confirm a birthdate but recalls being born into slavery in South Carolina and freed at Chestnut Bluff Tennessee. Gates recalls meeting Abraham Lincoln and General Ulysses S Grant.
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Mounds
Vina’ Gates of Mounds
Illinois
South Carolina
Chestnut Bluff
Tenn
Gates
Abraham Lincoln
Gen
U.S. Grant
Shrew Feeds On Its Own Weight In Three Hours
A bizarre fact notes a shrew can consume food equal to its own weight within three hours. Separately, the population of the kingdom of Nepal is recorded as 8,596,000.
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Kingdom of
Nepal
Benson Warns of New Surpluses
Rutland Vermont Secretary of Agriculture Benson warned against future policies that could create new oversupplies after current surpluses are disposed of. He described the soil bank program as temporary to restore balance with markets by 1959 and noted dairy gains through promotion and efficiency amid a nine billion dollar surplus.
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Rutland
Benson
Vermont
New Soil Bank
Victim Of Tragedy Is Married Again
Mrs. Eleanor Schuessler aged 38, whose two sons were slain eight months ago and whose husband died a month later, married Valentine Kujawa, 37, a widower with two children. The ceremony at St Tarcissus Church was private with seven relatives. The murders of her sons John 13 Anton Jr 11 and Robert Peterson 14, found beaten and strangled in a Northwest Side forest ditch on Oct 18, remain unsolved.
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Chicago
Eleanor Schuessler
Valentine Kujawa
Schuessler
St. Tarcissus
Iowa Democrats Plot Campaign
In Des Moines a Midwest Democratic Conference meeting focused on a farm plank for the national convention. Iowa chair Jake More led discussions while emissaries from Adlai Stevenson, Estes Kefauver, and Gov. Averell Harriman gauged sentiment among 13 conference states including Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Sen. Robert S. Kerr of Oklahoma addressed the afternoon session.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Midwest
Adlai Stevenson Sen
Estes Kefauver
Averell Harriman
New York
Jake More
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Robert S. Kerr
Pleads For Harmony In Colorado GOP
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo A one day convention opened amid calls for unity as Republicans faced a split over national committeemen. Former Lt Gov Homer L Pearson warned against old and new guard notions and urged the party to stay on guard and seek harmony.
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Colorado Springs
Colo. In
Colorado
Eugene D. Millikin
Homer L. Pearson
Wheatridge
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