Ottawa News Briefs highlights and local notices
A series of short items from Ottawa cover youth camp plans for June 19 to 22 at Rock Springs Camp near Junction City led by Don Brown and Judge Floyd Coffman, a July 1 return for Dr L H Gilley, Santa Fe carload and connection totals for mid June 1957, Emporia State College summer term enrollments including 14 Ottawa students, church and community events, local illnesses and hospitalizations, a highway accident injuring Tulsa residents, and various travel and personal notices including vacation plans and prisoner exchanges in Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs Camp
Junction City
Don Brown
Floyd Coffman
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Emporia State College
Philip Rainer
Bill Boucek
Jerry Bremer
Anna Bunyan
Karen Casida
Effie Evans
Elden Evans
Sally Goss
Bonnie Hughson
Aubrey Ponton
Zena Ponton
Frances Rumford
Clayton True
Dwight Williams
J. W. Colley
Tulsa
Ellsworth
Stanley Chamberlin
Denver
Mao Tze-tung speech on class struggle vents within China
Hong Kong dispatch reports Mao Tze-tung's full text admitting contradictions between government and masses in Communist Society. Peiping radio aired the 17 000 word Feb 27 speech, noting conflicts are degrees within Chinese society, not between state and people, and urging democratic methods over coercion. Mao affirms support for the Soviet Union on the Hungarian revolution. He rejects two party system as against masses' interests and says religion cannot be abolished by orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Red China Today
Mao Tze-tung
Peiping Radio
Supreme State Conference
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Mao
China
Ottawa High School secretary position update
Ford, former secretary to County Attorney Don White, accepts the secretary role to Norris Burke at Ottawa High School, replacing Sue Haggerty who is now Mrs. Sam Shumate. Robert C. Adams was cited for illegal parking and will appear in Police Court June 22. Ottawa Future Farmers of America hosted a swimming party at Ottawa University with 15 boys. Kay K Burroughs seeks a divorce from Don K Burroughs for gross neglect of duty. Sheriff Jay Brown, Undersheriff Willard Lister and Roland Johnson attended a State line Peace Officers Association meeting in Paola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Adams
S. Mulberry
Ottawa Future Farmers of America
Ottawa University
S. S. Bergsma
Jay Brown
Willard Lister
Roland Johnson
The
Highway Patrol
Stateline Peace Officers Association
Paola
Hospital Notes and Admits for Pomona Residents
Admitted Mrs J W Bennett RFD 2 Pomona Ralph Edward Clark 610 Walnut Jimmy Sharp 1004 Walnut today Births Mr and Mrs Rex Griffin RFD 2 Pomona son born Monday weight 6 lb 10 oz Dismissed Jimmy Sharp 1004 Walnut Mrs Bill Russell RFD 1 today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bennett
Pomona
Ralph Edward Clark
Jimmy Sharp
Rex Griffin
Bill Russell
Nab 17 In Speed Checks
The Highway Patrol issued tickets to 17 drivers after two radar checks on USa0, one in Williamsburg and one in Homewood. Speeding tickets totaled 16 with one passing violation charged to Marvin Roberts, 27, 1204 N Oak. Names, ages, and residences of those cited include Charles Grandstaff, John Suffield, Charles Muller, Norman Gerhardt, James Suderman, Willard Thornbruh, Alva Spooner, Donald Bradstreet, Lloyd Nuckolls, Ben Exposito, Charles Hamilton, Robert Kelley, Dallas Cooley, Frank Efinger, Humbert Britt, Humbert Britt listed, and William Jewell Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Highway Patrol
USA0
Williamsburg
Homewood
Marvin Roberts
N. Oak
Charles Glenn Grandstaff
Hutchinson
John H. Suffield
Marion
Charles L. Muller
Hartford
Norman Jean Gerhardt
Wichita
James Herman Suderman
Newton
Willard E. Thornbruh
Alva Edison Spooner
Donald IE. Bradstreet
Kansas City
Lloyd R. Nuckolls
Ben Exposito
Charles E. Hamilton
Robert J. Kelley
Dallas W. Cooley
Frank B. Efinger
Waverly
Humbert W. Britt
Albuquerqge
N. M
William Jewell Park
Gashland
Billy Graham Crusade faces funding shortfall in New York
Sponsors of Billy Graham's New York crusade report about 500000 dollars raised so far and need roughly 160000 more to cover Madison Square Garden meetings through July 21. Nightly offerings average under 50 cents per person and cover only a third of costs, with total project budgets near 1.5 million dollars for the crusade and telecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Roger Hull
Crusade Sponsoring Committee
Mutual Insurance Co
Hull
Graham
Stick Road Accident in LeLoup Cited as Cause
Undersheriff Willard Lister reports a mud slick on Stick Road in LeLoup at 6 30 this morning led to a collision between Oma L Brechen 52 Wellsville and Carl E Bennett 62 Wellsville. Both cars headed south skidded while attempting to pass a dump truck causing bumper damage to Brechen's left rear door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeLoup
Willard Lister
Oma L. Brecheisen
Wellsville
Carl E. Bennett
Lister
Civil Rights Bill Passes House 286-126
The House approved President Eisenhower s civil rights bill by 286 to 126 after defeating a Southern attempt to add a jury trial amendment 251 158 The measure now goes to the Senate where leaders push to bypass committee and rush action The bill would let the attorney general file federal court actions to enforce voting and civil rights in place of state courts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland
California
U. S
Judiciary Committee
Deaths WALTER J. EMMONS AND MARY STINE
Walter J. Emmons 66 of Greeley died at Wadsworth Veterans Hospital after moving from Osawatomie 15 years ago. He was a retired railroad man and VFW member survived by his widow Bessie. Funeral Thursday at Eddy Funeral Home Osawatomie with military graveside rites at Elmdale Cemetery. Mary Stine 83 of 531 S Cherry Muscatine Iowa died at Muscatine Hospital. Widow of Joe C. Stine she was born Oct 12 1871 in Miami County. Survived by two children nine grandchildren eight great grandchildren three sisters and several relatives. Funeral Thursday at Towner’s Funeral Chapel with burial at Hall Summit Cemetery southwest of Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Emmons
Greeley
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Emmons
Osawatomie
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bessie
Eddy Funeral Home
Elmdale Cemetery
Mary Stine
S. Cherry
Muscatine
Iowa
Muscatine Hospital
Fire Threat To Port au Prince
Haiti's military junta deployed troops and police with orders to shoot in response to threats by followers of ousted President Daniel Fignol to burn Port au Prince. Fignol supporters vowed to torch the capital unless he is returned from exile in New York. The junta banned general strikes and electioneering while restricting broadcasts and enforcing essential services. At least 50 Haitians were killed and 200 injured in weekend violence as about 1,000 rioters jammed jails and inmates were released after screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Daniel Fignole
Port Au Prince
Fignole
New York
Murl Sloan Seeks Executive Clemency
Murl C Sloan alias Forest L Thompson in state prison on forgery and jailbreaking charges from Franklin County will apply to Gov George Docking on July 25 for executive clemency. He was found guilty Aug 24 1951 of forging an $85 check drawn on First National Bank of Ottawa for repairs on a church signed by Greenwood Baptist Church treasurer Mrs Irma Staadt. Sloan fled around courthouse grounds Sept 20 1951 while a trusted prisoner and remained at large about two years before capture out of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Lewis
Bob
Jim
Bonnie
S. Sycamore
Lewis
Ottawa
Ft. Worth
Tex
Clarence Hull
Robert Hull
Chula Vista
Calif
Old Mexico
Burbank
Mr. Lewis
E. A. Lewis
Jay Brown
Lansing
Charles Crowder
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Harvey W. Copeland
Copeland
Franklin County
Brown
Murl C. Sloan
Forest L. Thompson
George Docking
Sloan
First National Bank of Ottawa
Greenwood Baptist Church
Irma Staadt
Milo Harris
Harris
Kansas City Nurse Killed In Crash
Miss Ola Ross twenty seven from Kansas City Missouri a nurse was killed when an automobile overturned on U S 54 two miles west of Minneola Kansas Two other occupants Mildred Louise Lewis and Elena Olson twelve both of Kansas City were hospitalized at Minneola none in serious condition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Minneola, Kas
Ola Ross
Kansas City, Mo
U.S. 54
Minneola
Mildred Louise Lewis
Elena Olson
Egypt Buys Three Submarines From Russia
Cairo reports in bold red headlines that Egypt has bought three submarines from Russia. The London dispatch cited a British Admiralty spokesman saying the subs crossed the English Channel and were expected to reach Egypt yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cairo
Russia
London
English
Jordan denies Hussein divorce report as rumor persists
Amman source cites a government spokesman denying a Cairo newspaper claim that King Hussein divorced Queen Dina last week. The royal couple have faced repeated divorce rumors since Dina’s September 1956 Cairo visit to her ailing father and non return to Amman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amman
Jordan
Cairo
Hussein
Dina
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L. H. Gilley
Union Chapel
Paul Brill
E. 5Th
Kretzer Nursing Home
S. Ward
Independence
Kas
Jay Ellis
West Wilson Street
Larry Forsythe
Ransom Hospital
James Funk
Hawaii
Sadie Funk
W. 9Th
Newfields
177
R. W. Everett
Marcia Diana
Nancy
Fostoria
Ohio
M. J. Klein
N. Poplar
Linnie Everett
Gerald
Terry Briscoe
Guy E. Briscoe
S. Cedar
Don Logan
Jann
Carol
Sunnyvale
Terry
Oklahoma
Carol Whiteford
Mr. Whiteford
Palace Barber Shop
Mrs. White
Mac
Kay K. Burroughs
Don K. Burroughs
McVe
Louis H. Dengel
Billy Graham Crusade
Homeguard
Rockvar
J. Dean Nossinger
Exeyent
Stewart Memorials
Gordon B
Nglane
Army
Tommy Armour
John G. Kaiser
Rexall
Pho
Masonic
Murl Sloan
Pomona Lumber Company
Stine
Towner’s Chapel
Ene
Ottawa Lumber Co
S. Main Ph
Pomona Lumber Co., Pomona
Master Control
Keen Co
S. Main
First National Bank
State Bank Bldg
S.W. Cor
3Rd & Main
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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