Globe School reunion set for June at community building
News briefs list the Globe School reunion planned for June 14 at the Lawrence Community Building with a basket dinner at 1 p.m. Other items include surgery for Janet Rae Warner in St. Joseph's Hospital Kansas City, local car accidents, and notices of visits, employment plans, and community events.
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Globe School
Lawrence
Janet Rae Warner
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kansas City
Andre Raymond Warner
Freedom's Light Is All That Burns On Liberty Island
New York AP report describes power outage on Liberty Island after a submarine cable from New Jersey was cut. The 12 residents tending the statue via the National Park Service rely on candles as darkness covers the 12 acre island in New York harbor.
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New York
Freedom
Liberty Island
New York Harbor
New Jersey
National Park Service
Noel Foster
Ike to address American Medical Society in Atlantic City
President Eisenhower will fly into Atlantic City tonight to speak at the 108th annual meeting of the American Medical Society on The Doctor's Influence in Our Civilization. His remarks will be carried live on CBS and Mutual networks.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Eisenhower
American Medical Society
CBS
Mutual
Somoza Calls Rebels In Nicaragua To Surrender
Nicaragua’s commander in chief Gen Anastasio Somoza declared rebels in the 11 day revolt “liquidated” after a two hour battle on Cerro de la Guna. He said the insurgents, about 75 men, were out of ammunition and defeated. a rebel radio broadcast reported growing civil resistance. Agustin Torres Lazo resigned from the Nicaraguan embassy role and joined anti-Somoza forces led from Costa Rica by Enrique Lacayo Farfan.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somoza
Luis Somoza
Honduras
Somoza
Agustin Torres Lazo
Washington
Moniday
Costa Rica
Enrique Lacayo Farfan
National Guard
Cerro de la Guna
Four Go On Trial in Black Person Rape Case
Four white men face trial in Tallahassee for abducting and raping a Florida A&M University coed on May 2. The case, charged as a capital crime, involves 156 juror summonses. victims’ names are protected by law.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. May Walker
North Florida
William Collinsworth
Patrick G. Scarborough
Air Force
David Beagles
Ollie Stoutamire
Florida A&m University
Florida
Ican
25 Persons To Take Course In Typing At OHS
A typing course at Ottawa High School begins Monday with 25 students enrolled. The class runs daily from 8:30 to 11:45 a m until July 24 in room 808, taught by Mrs Francis Maxwell, OHS commercial teacher, for one semester credit. Board clerk Howard Larson noted there is room for up to 30 pupils.
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Ottawa High School
Francis Maxwell
OHS
Howard Larson
Board of Education
Maxwell
Two Escapees From KSIR Captured in Wichita
Two escapees from the Kansas State Industrial Farm at Hutchinson were arrested in Wichita. A third escapee remains at large. Kenneth F. Keith, 41, of Iola, and Richard J. Looney, 19, of Independence, were taken into custody without resistance. Darrell Pittman, 22, of Olathe, was still missing along with the official’s car he fled in. Keith and Looney were serving terms for burglary and grand larceny. Pittman for no account checks.
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Wichita
Kas
Kansas State
Hutchinson
Spann
Kenneth F. Keith
Iola
Richard’ J. Looney
Independence
Keith
Looney
KSIF
Darrell Pittman
Olathe
Pittman
Barley and Wheat Harvests Rolling Across Counties
In Kansas the barley harvest starts in Cowley Sumner Harper and Barber counties and moves into Kingman and Pratt. Wheat cutting has begun but progress is hampered by humidity and light showers. Labor office head R B Gilkinson reported no significant shortages or surpluses of labor or equipment.
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Great Bend
Kas
Cowley
Sumner
Harper
Barber
Kingman
Pratt
Harvest Labor Control Office
R. B. Gilkinson
Labor Control Office
Maldonado Gets First Tooth Extraction at 81
Francisco Maldonado, an 81 year old Spanish American War veteran, had his first tooth extracted in Tampa Florida on Monday. He said it did not hurt at all and noted he turns 82 Thursday.
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Tampa
Fla
Francisco Maldonado
Maldonado
Isolation Of Space Pilots Is Discussed
SAN DIEGO Calif AP space pilots should be kept in sterile isolation only if flight is a one shot. Dr Toby Freedman North American Aviation argued that ongoing space exploration requires normal life for candidates, making isolation neither possible nor desirable.
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San ‘Diego
Calif
American Rocket Society
Toby Freedman
North American Aviation Inc
Freedman
Man breaks into closed Sereno Hotel in St Petersburg
A man broke into the Sereno Hotel in St Petersburg, flinging furniture from rooms on six of seven floors. Police nabbed Bruce Moran, 28, on the fifth floor for investigation of breaking and entering after teenagers outside yelled encouragement. Loss was estimated at several hundred dollars.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Sereno Hotel
Bruce Moran
Four in Ottawa Police Court plead guilty to traffic charges
Four persons confessed guilty in Ottawa Police Court this morning and Monday to traffic offenses. Roger Milburn and Edna Mae Cramer, both fined 25 dollars for reckless driving, were cited June 2 and June 7 respectively. Glenn McMillan, a 19 year old from Houston, pleaded guilty to speeding 50 in a 30 zone, fined 20 dollars after posting a 30 dollar bond. Larry Shaw, 19, Pomona, fined 10 for passing a stop sign in Forest Park on June 3. Several other cases were continued. Charles E. New, 26, Richmond, charged with speeding 40 in a 20 zone and open bottle, to appear June 16. Jon Alterman, 19, charged with multiple offenses, to appear June 15 after posting 500 bond. Donald E. Beeson, 27, issued for later date. William E. Bancroft, 77, forfeited 25 bond for failing to appear, cited June 2.
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Ottawa
Roger Milburn
Edna ‘Mae Cramer
Milburn
Houston
Tex
Glenn McMillan
South Main
Larry Shaw
Forest Park
Charles E. New
Richmond
Cour
Jon Alterman
Cleveland
5Th
Hickory
Alterman
Donald E. Beeson
Grant
North Main
William E. Bancroft
E. 11Th
Two Motorists Face Fines In Franklin County Court
Donald L. Stephens, 16, of 204 E. Wilson, fined $15 and costs after pleading guilty to failing to slow for a possible collision on R68 May 28. Larry D. Denton, 20, Garnett, charged with passing in a no passing zone on PS 59 June 5, cited by state troopers and the sheriff’s office.
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Franklin County
Donald L. Stephens
E. Wilson
Larry D. Denton
Garnett
Ottawa
Sheriff's Office
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted
Hospital notes list admissions for Lawrence Reyes at 104 S Oak and Evelyn Rose Franks at 902 W Std on Monday. Discharges include Mrs Clarence Burnett Mrs Robert Agnew and baby son at Waverly and Mrs Mary A Simmons at 1043 S Locust with today as the discharge reference.
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Lawrence Reyes
S. Oak
Evelyn Rose Franks
Clarence Burnett
Ran
Ottawan appeals Police Court conviction in drunken driving case
A 61 year old Ottawan, George Sowers of 316 North Main, was found guilty in Police Court of being drunk. He appealed to District Court and posted a $50 bond. He was fined $45 and will not pay pending appeal. The May 24 crash on Main Street involved driver Constance Sutor of 503 East 4th, who also faced charges for drunk and reckless driving. She pleaded guilty to drunk driving. reckless driving was dismissed. Judge Robert Pinet fined her $100 and gave 30 days jail with suspension on good behavior in Kansas.
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Ottawan
George Sowers
N. Main
Sowers
Main Street
Constance Sutor
Tom Gleason
Robert Pinet
Kansas
Begin Preparation of Township Budgets
Corporation men and county officials huddle at the Franklin County courthouse to prepare township third class city and cemetery budgets. Deputy Clerk Eileen Bowman said four corporations will be represented Missouri Pacific Southwestern Bell Telephone Panhandle Eastern Pipeline and Santa Fe Railroad. Representatives from townships third class cities and cemetery districts will be on hand. She said they have all been notified to appear. The corporations representatives assist the officials in drawing up the budgets.
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Franklin County
Eileen Bowman
Missouri Pacific
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Santa Fe Railroad
Dow and Barrett Get Jail Term In Local Check Case
Paul Dow of Waverly received 20 days in jail after pleading guilty to issuing a no funds check in Franklin County Justice Court. He was taken from Burlington where held for local authorities for a $5 no account check to W W Robe and Hardware and Plumbing Co in Ottawa. C D Barrett of Louisburg abated a $1.38 insufficient funds charge by paying the check amount plus costs for a June 1958 check to Frank's Cafe in Ottawa, and was picked up at Paola.
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Paul Dow
Waverly
Franklin County
Burlington
Dow
W. W. Robe and Hardware and Plumbing Co
Ottawa
C. D. Barett
Louisburg
Frank
Barett
Paola
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Thomas Craven
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court a petition by Wayne D Craven administrator seeks final settlement allowances attorneys fees and estate distribution. Written defenses due by July 1 1959 at 10 am in Ottawa court. failure leads to judgment. Bowers & Bowers Attorneys represent petitioner.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Thomas Craven
Ottawa
Wayne D. Craven
Bowers & Bowers
State of
Kansas
District Court
D. James Cook
City of Ottawa
N. B
City of
Legal notice to defendants in Franklin County Kansas case
First published June 2 1959 notice names D James Cook Richard D Letkpen John W Pollock and George Holt and their spouses heirs creditors administrators executors devisees trustees successors and assigns and unknown guardians and trustees of defendants as minors or under disability in a district court action Franklin County Kansas.
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Franklin
Onage Counties
Kansas
Jay J. Scott
Paul W. Crawford
Nile
Franklin County
Osage County
District Court
D. James Cook
Richard D. Letkpen
John W. Pollock
George §. Holt
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