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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1956

Page

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Local News Briefs Highlight Traffic and Community Events

A Griffin car collision occurred at 7 15 p m in front of 202 E 7th and tickets were issued to Price Motor Company and Thomas Gleason for parking violations Wednesday. The Herald lists vacation notices and upcoming meetings, including Alcoholics Anonymous on June 22 and a social at Union Chapel MYF on Friday evening.

Griffin Auto Price Motor Company Thomas Gleason Cottonwood Herald Office As3c Clyde E Burnett Ottis Burnett Herald Burrough 385Th Military Police Battalion Germany Alcoholics Anonymous S. Main Union Chapel MYF Church Lawn

Funeral Services for Carey Gentry Held Saturday

Funeral services for Carey F. Gentry who died yesterday will be held Saturday at 2 20 p.m. at Mortuary with Rev H Peterson officiating. Burial will be in Mt Olivet cemetery. Military services by VFW will be conducted by Commander Ed Curby.

Carey F. Gentry Clinton H. McVey V.F.W Ed Curby Ottawa Kansas City Mt. Olivet Cemetery

Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissed Names List

Hospital notes record multiple admissions and dismissals including Mrs W W Schneider route 3 admitted Wednesday and dismissed today alongside Mrs Mildred Walmer at 927 8 Locust. Other entries show Mrs Howard Thrasher and infant son 506 N Sycamore, Mrs Max Bramit and infant daughter 04434 N Poplar, Mrs Flora Williams 526 Walnut, Mrs C H Brock 840 Ash, Mrs Co LA Stephens 204 E Wilson, Mrs Harold Brandenburg and infant daughter Wellsville, Kathryn Smith Richmond, Willard Lee Richmond, noted today.

W. W. Schneider Route 3 Mildred Walmer Howard Thrasher N. Sycamore Max. Bramit N. Poplar Flora Williams Walnut C.H. Brock Ash Stephens E, Wilson Harold Brandenburg Wellsville Kathryn Smith Richmond Willard Lee

Funeral services for Hiram R Shinkle

Funeral services for Hiram R Shinkle who died June 17 were held June 20 at McVey-Dengle Mortuary officiated by Dr W A Elloitt. Pallbearers were Jimmie Richardson Fount H Bullock Robert Gilliland Rollie Hashman Harry Gilliland and John Okerberg. Mrs Eugene Hartford sang hymns with Mrs BR Stevens accompanying. Burial in Hope cemetery.

Wheat Exceeds Expectations in Butler County Harvest

El Dorado reports strong wheat yields across Butler County with some fields reaching 51 bushels per acre and an average near 20, up to about a million bushels countywide. State draft call notes 179 men needed for August while Gen Joe Nickell directs the selective service effort. Local farm agents and sale notices from Ottawa, Lawrence, and Overbrook outline upcoming market events.

EL Dorado Butler County Gene Pager Butler Topeka Kansas Joe Nickell Payer

Dulles Attacks Red Despotism In Speech

Secretary of State John Foster Dulles assailed Soviet Communist despotism as allied to Stalin and his purge victims. He called Khrushchev's secret speech damning and urged free peoples to shun despotism. Dulles questioned Soviet promises of free elections in Germany since Geneva.

San Francisco John Foster Dulles Joseph Stalin Communist Party Nikita Khrushchev Stalin Dulles Kiwanis International Germany Geneva Russia East West Germany East Germany

Guerillas Kill 25 Frenchmen in Algeria Raids

Nationalist guerillas killed 25 French personnel in raids and ambushes across Algeria, with 29 more injured. An ambush near Sidi Bel Abbes involved about 100 Legionnaires and five vehicles, leaving 10 legionnaires dead and seven wounded as the clash continued. Rebel losses were reported at four dead.

Algiers Guerrilas Algeria Sidi Bel Abbes Foreign Legion

No Infringement On Church Freedom

In Omaha Nebraska a proposed historic merger of denominations was described as respecting freedom of faith and worship. An executive committee led by Rev. Dr. Raymond Walker of Portland Oregon stated that individual congregations may choose their relation to the new United Church of Christ by voluntary and free assent.

Omaha Neb Raymond Walker Portland Ore United Church of Christ

Await Decision On Fatal Crash

New York brief reports the Civil Aeronautics Board awaits the Venezuelan government decision before continuing grappling for the remains of 74 who died when a four engined Super Constellation crashed 32 miles off the New Jersey coast. Venezuelan inspectors from Caracas were expected. Coast Guard craft would join or pause per CAB wishes. The lines emphasize international cooperation and ongoing recovery efforts.

New York U. S. Civil Aeronautics Board New Jersey United States CAB Caracas Linea Aeropostal Venezolana Coast Guard

No the Word On Intentions

Washington Reuters report notes the Republican convention arrangements committee to meet tomorrow likely to firm plans without direct statement on President Eisenhower's possible second term. details unclear as focus remains on unspecified agenda and strategy.

Washington Republian Eisenhower

School Aid Bill Clears Committee In GOP Arena

The GOP National Committee clears its school aid bill through the Rules Committee as party leaders weigh how Eisenhower’s health and 1952 plans could shape the San Francisco nominating convention. Southern members push for scope limits while Powell signals a bid to block federal grants to segregated schools. Arab League nations in the Middle East are listed in brief context.

GOP Leon-tonge W. Hall Eisenhower San Francisco Nixon Hall

Nationwide Traffic Crackdown Urged for Fourth of July

Chicago reports that the National Safety Council and the International Assn of Chiefs of Police call for a nationwide crackdown to reduce July 4 traffic deaths through strict enforcement and driver appeals. The groups say action is needed for a short-term reduction. The article notes historical income shifts from 1950 to 1955.

Chicago

Visiting Periods For Love Birds

In Dallas a divorce decree split a pair of love birds. Judge Dallas A. Blankenship awarded the male to George Spencer and the female to Mrs. Spencer. He amended the order to grant reasonable visitation for the male bird to visit the female during the mating season.

Dallas George Spencer Dallas A. Blankenship Spencer

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