Ottawa Woman Wins First in Herald Community Survey
Annabel Seyler of 1525 S. Main claimed first prize in the Ottawa Herald Community Survey for the first week, winning $25. Kenneth Cunningham of Greeley took second for $10 and E. E. New of Richmond earned $5 in third.
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Ottawa
Herald Community Survey
Annabel Seyler
S. Main
Ottawa Herald
Seyler
Kenneth Cunningham
Greeley
E. E. New
Richmond
Herald
Deer Sightings in Franklin County Prompt Local Observations
Eldon Cox of 34 miles north of Williamsburg reported a good sized doe on his farm yesterday evening while he and his father worked on a combine. Deer have appeared frequently in the area in recent years with sightings west of Richmond and along the river south of Pomona, in Appanoose near Ottawa, and in Overbrook. Local dog concern note: Sgt. Harold Pratt’s Border Collie Jiggs, missing since his Korea service, may have been stolen or shot. neighbors seek information for the dogs return. Available dog Joe, the dog of the week, remains at the Ottawa Humane Society shelter. A nearby residence at 428 S Locust displays a vivid rose and porch decor with Cameo polyantha roses and pink accents around white deck chairs.
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Franklin County
Eldon Cox
Williamsburg
Cox
Charles L. Cox
Richmond
Pomona
Appanoose
Ottawa
Overbrook
Kansas University
Lawrence
Michael
David
Harold Pratt
Joe
Herald
Humane Society Animal Shelter
Mall Ad Select One Curby Auto Supply Lamb Funeral Home Malott Hardware
A compact mall ad lists select vendors including Curby Auto Supply Lamb Funeral Home Malott Hardware McVey Dengel Mortuary Richardson's Shoe Store and Saunders Skelgas Store, indicating neighborhood shopping options.
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Curby
Auto Supply
Lamb Funeral-Home
Malott Hardware
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Richardson's Shoe Store
Saunders — Skelgas Store
Catholics Arrested in Buenos Aires Rioting Clashes
Federal police raided the Episcopal Palace of the Roman Catholic primate and arrested 430 men who had taken refuge there after clashes between Catholic supporters of President Peron and backers of his government. At least 23 injured, including 10 by gunfire, as rioting continued in Plaza de Mayo.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Metropolitan Cathedral
Plaza de Mayo
Episcopal Palace
Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello
San Isidro
Carlos A. Gentile
Gentile
Manuel Tato
Archdiocesan
Juan Peron
Peron
Pope
Christ the King
Vatican City
VatiCan
Pius XII
O. U. Faculty Busy This Vacation Season
Ottawa University faculty members stay active during vacation with teaching in the summer session and graduate study. Prof. Edgar D. Kerr will direct choral music at Camp Crawford Baptist assembly near Fredonia until Saturday. Tomorrow, Prof. Glen Dick and Dr. W. D. Bemmels attend a physics teachers conference at State University of Iowa. Prof. Jess Cullison and family head to Fort Collins for Colorado State College. Prof. Emory McKenzie and family depart for Lincoln for graduate work at the University of Nebraska. President Andrew B. Martin travels to Europe for July Baptist World Alliance meetings in London.
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Ottawa University
Edgar D. Kerr
Camp Crawford
Baptist Assembly
Fredonia
Glen Dick
W. D. Bemmels
Iowa City
State University of Iowa
Jess Cullison
Fort Collins
iHe
Colorado State College
Emory McKenzie
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Andrew B. Martin
Europe
Baptist World Alliance
London
Herald Vacation Subscription Offer
Have the Herald follow you on your vacation with mail direct to you. Rates are 35 cents for 1 week 65 cents for 2 weeks 9 cents for 3 weeks or $1.00 per month. Drop in and arrange at our office 164 next Lamb Ambulance Phone 390.
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the Herald
Elks Flag Pageant Indoor at Wilson Field House
Ottawa Elks lodge No. 803 stages a historical flag pageant indoors at 8 p m in Wilson Field House due to rain. Dr F C Allen Kansas University basketball coach speaks after performances by Ottawa and Osawatomie bands with Legion color guard from Hall Cromwell post Waverly and visiting Elks. Replicas of historic flags including the Pine Tree flag of 1775 and the 1818 pattern are shown with brief histories. Allen will address the audience after the pageant and attend a hotel dinner with lodge officers.
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Ottawa Elks Lodge
United States
Ottawa Elks Lodge No. 803
Wilson Field House
Cookfield
Field House
F. C. Allen
Kansas University
Ottawa High Band
Osawatomie Band
Legion
Hall-Cromwell
Waverly
Elks
Vermont
Kentucky
Allen
Ottawa Lodge
North American
New Round Of Showers Bring Warmer Temperatures To Kansas
A new round of showers and thunderstorms is forecast across Kansas tonight and Tuesday as a warming trend begins. Meteorologist Richard Garrett notes activity starts in the northwest and extreme west, spreading east by morning, then reappearing in western areas Tuesday afternoon. Overnight lows are expected in the 50s with highs Tuesday in the 70s to 80s statewide. Rain amounts varied across counties, with Jerome reporting 1.39 inches and several western towns recording measurable moisture.
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard Garrett
Garden City
Goodland
Garrett
Jerome
Kingman
Healy
McCracken
Larned
Ness City
Wichita
Winfield
Hutchinson
Cedar Bluffs Dam
Dodge City
Wamego
Lecompton
Patrick Accepts California Job
Don Patrick, vocal music teacher at Ottawa High School, resigns to teach at San Luis Obispo Junior High in September. Ottawa Board of Education has not acted yet, plans a special meeting June 20 to consider the resignation. Family to move around July 1. eight years in Ottawa schools.
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Don Patrick
Ottawa
San Luis Obispo
Calif
Ottawa Board of Education
Patrick
Gary
For Sale Old Newspapers Ten Cents Per Bundle
Classified note announces the sale of old newspapers at 10 cents per bundle from the Herald office. Also mentions sales of U S Savings Bonds.
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Herald Office
U.S. Savings
Weather forecast and past conditions brief
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with thunderstorms expected in the northwest and extreme west. Warmer conditions in the east and north central. Low tonight in the 50s, high Tuesday in the 70s to 80s. Yesterday's high 64, low today 54. Hourly temps shown. record highs and lows noted. river level 1.78 feet. A crippled boy who went to Lourdes for relief died today on a plane home from France, reported from New York City.
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N. E
Ottawa schools adopt book rental plan under Kansas law
Henry A. Parker announces Ottawa public schools will rent books to reduce costs. Grade readers will be rented. in senior high only biology history typing and shorthand will be rented. Junior high remains purchase only. Books will be rented from publishers and returned at term end for use at home during the year.
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Ottawa
Henry A. Parker
Board of Education
Kansas
Parker
GM Workers Get Contract
Detroit The CIO United Auto Workers today won a three year contract at General Motors. Walter Reuther, UAW president, established the employer paid supplemental unemployment benefit system in the auto industry. Over 40 of GM’s 119 plants were hit by walkouts during the predawn settlement.
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Detroit
CIO
United ‘Auto
General Motors Corp
Ford
Walter Reuther
UAW
Salk Asserts Stricter Vaccine Standards Cut Errors
Dr. Jonas Salk argues that the Public Health Service new manufacturing standards for the polio vaccine will prevent deviations from intended procedures. He notes earlier troubles arose when minimum requirements allowed differing interpretations during the shift to commercial production.
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Washington
Jonas Salk
U.S. Public Health Service
Health Service
Reds Accept Proposal For Big 4 Talks
Moscow reports say the Soviet government accepted the Western powers plan to open top level Big Four talks in Geneva on July 18. The Foreign Ministry accused Dulles of pressuring preconditions and framed questions about international capitalism. Russia noted Adenauer’s U.S. trip and invited him to Moscow to discuss normalizing U.S.-Soviet relations amid armament and UN issues.
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Moscow
Geneva
Foreign Ministry
U. S
Dulles
United States
Britain
France
Tass
Europe
Asia
China
United Nations
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Washington
Eisenhower
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Urge Support On Flood Bill Urge Support On Flood Bill
Telegrams bearing signatures of hundreds of residents of the Marais des Cygnes valley will reach three members of Congress early tomorrow. The messages urge continued support for flood control and water conservation in Kansas, citing hearings last month and backing for Kaw valley projects including Turtle Creek and Blue valley.
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Marais Des’ Cygnes Valley
Congress
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Kansas
Scrioner
Marais Des Cygnes
Kaw Valley
Turtle Creek
Blue Valley
Russell Crites
Vern Chesbro
North American
Ottawa Steel Products
Douglas Furniture
Ottawa Herald
Crites
Marais
Senate
House Appropriations
Turtle Creek Reservoir
Baker Professor Joins Wichita University Faculty
Dr John Simoni head of the Baker University art department Baldwin has been named professor at the University of Wichita and will assume duties in September. Simoni organized Bakers art department in 1937 and directed the Elst Allen art gallery at Baker since 1953.
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Baye Wichita
John.Simoni
Baker University
Baldwin
University of Wichita
Simoni
Baker U
Elste“Allen
Baker _singé” ganization
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Annabelle Seyler
Munity Survey
Bobby
Heralds
Arvid Berglund
Community Survey
Anchor Savings & Loan Assa
Hi-Way
Furniture Mart
Mack Electric Terrill’s
Hillcrest Drive-In
Safeway
Tally Theatre
Star Grain & Lumber Co, Sunrise Dairy
Hi-Way Furniture Mart
Mack Electric Minnick Motors Price Motor Co
Srd
O. U
Lamb Ambulance
Eant
Howard Larson
Howard Doman
G. D. Wellepp
Muecke
California
Salk
Reds
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