News Briefs and Local Notices
A compact page of short items reports Herald subscription ads, a county court speeding fine for Clayton Ratzlaff, and Raymond Mundell pleading guilty to employment security law violations with fines and jail-time parole. Obituaries note Mrs. George Remmey of Vallejo, California. Budget hearings for Lincoln and Ottawa townships are scheduled July 2, plus a square dance in Ottawa and a church ice cream social. Other briefs cover stolen hub caps from a 1955 Ford, a broken hip injury to Mrs. Dana Lewis, and Claude Yakle cited for intrastate hauling violations.
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Raymond Man
McVey Ambulance
Gon
Ottawa
Mundell
George Remmey
Vallejo
Calif
Jeanette Manrosé
B. L. Stratton
South Fvest
Lincoln
Chicago
Oltawa
Lincoln Town
County Court House
Ottawa Township
State Bank of D
Peace Store
South Main
Harry Slo
Ser
Osawatomie
Harold Tetwiler
Sailor
Tetwiler Mercury Co
Armory
Magmony
Union Chapel
M. Y
M. Y. U. will/Mercury dealers of Kansas, Okla
Texas
Arkansas
Souri
Tetwiler
Rocks
Kansas
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Records
Hospital notes show Admitted Mrs. BR Ferguson Richmond yesterday and Mrs Loy Laws today. Births record Mr and Mrs Paul Garber Princeton a son weighing 7 lbs 11 oz yesterday. Dismissals include Percy R Green Williamsburg and Charlie Ashwell 1035 N Cherry Wilby Rodgers Rantoul plus Mrs Paul Davis Wellsville and Mrs Dan Toumberlin and infant daughter rt 2 today.
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BR. QO. Ferguson
Richmond
Loy Laws
Paul Garber
Princeton
Percy R. Green
Williamsburg
Charlie Ashwell
N. Cherry
Wilby Rodgers
Rantoul
Paul Davis
Wells-ville
Dan Toumberlin
Deaths and public woes mix in Kansas tolls and tributes
Gov Fred Hall defends no liability for delaying Wichita Hays turnpike feasibility study. Delegation from Wichita Hutchinson Great Bend and Jays seeks restart. Hall says funding limits and later legislative fixes clarified stance. Also obituaries: Mrs John J Rooney 83 and William A Porter 81 die, with service details and survivors listed.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Wichita
Turnpike
W Highway
Walter Rugan
Aurnpike
Gale Moss
Moore and Olsen Vie For Light Heavy Title
New York reports light heavyweight Archie Moore weighing 175 pounds for his title defense against middleweight champ Bobo Olsen at 1704 pounds. The 15 round bout at the Polo Grounds will be televised nationwide starting at 8 p.m. Clear skies and 65 degree outdoor conditions expected.
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New York
Archie Moore
Bobo Olsen
Moore
Polo Grounds
KC Restaurant Butchers Strike Shuts Down Supplies
Kansas City union meat cutters and butchers walked out in a wage dispute with the Kansas City Hotel and Restaurant Wholesale Meat Dealers Assn. The strike disrupts daily deliveries to drive ins and small restaurants, with suppliers saying menus could run short in a matter of days. Farm experts comment on lamb breeding timing amid the disruption.
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Kansas City
Funeral rites for J. D. Brown Jr. held in Bartlesville
The funeral for J. D. Brown Jr. 31 of Bartlesville Oklahoma, who died June 14 from injuries in a car crash, was conducted June 17 at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Elder C. E. Andrews officiating. Interment followed at Highland cemetery after American Legion and other rites.
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John J. Rooney
Smet
Ald
St. Patrick’s Church
Emerald
Jack Harrington
Emerald Choir
Mary Magrath
Paul Collins
Frank Fay
Will Clennon
Emmett McEvoy
Neill George
Frank Harrington
Pat Collins
Nora Mulcahey
March Ly
Agricola
Daniel
Mary (Healey) Mulcashey
John Rooney
Madaline Appelhans
Wichita
John Rooney Jr
Williamsburg
Hannah Golding
Ottawa
Dan Mulcahey
Waverly
Mike Mulcahey
Harris
Melvern
William A. Porter
Oskaloosa
Rose Mae Clason
Kansas City
Mabel Hensler
St. Louis
Frances Ruthledge
Topeka
Leonard Porter
Dora Payton
Osborne
Melvern Cemetery
K. F. Buggeln
Clifford Lietzel
Melvin Widup
David Gomer
Warren Black
J. L. Rokes
G. B. P Reed
C. H E. Peck
Pomona
Roy Evans
Ray Reed
Greenwood Cemetery
Wild Well Capped Ends Gas Well Disaster Threat
Renov o Pa reports one of the nation s largest natural gas wells was capped after an explosion last week. Oil troubleshooter Paul Red Adair and a 16 man team used an 8000 pound cap and bolts to seal the well head while Ed Ingram of the New York State Natural Gas Co turned a valve to stop the roaring gas. The cap blew off Wednesday due to a gasket fault causing a later blast that injured 10 workers and halted the feed of about 200 million cubic feet daily.
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Renovo
Paul
Red) Adair
Houston
Tex
Adair
Ed Ingram
New York State Natural Gas Co
Gan
Stocks Stage Late Advance
New York stocks edged higher in late trading with many issues up around three points while losses eased to one or two points. Estimated total volume around 2,900,000 shares versus 2,720,000 the prior day.
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New York
Mixed Trend On Grain Market At Chicago Board
Chicago markets showed mixed price trends on the Board of Trade with little overall change. Some contracts gained modest short covering near the close while trading remained dull due to lack of leadership from wheat.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cyclist Killed Near Mission in Highway Collision
A cyclist Ralph Eugene, 21, of Independence Missouri, died in a collision with a truck on U S Highway 50 near Mission Kansas yesterday. It was Johnson County’s seventh traffic death of 1955, compared to eleven by the same date last year.
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Mission, Kas
U. S. Highway 50
Ralph Eugene Ee
Independence
Johnson County
Markets At A Glance New York Stocks Rally Leads
Markets at a glance show higher stocks in New York with railroads leading a broad rally. Cotton is irregular amid liquidation and hedging. Chicago wheat mixed with light trade. corn steady with some exports. oats near unchanged with limited offerings. hogs drop 2.50 to 22.00, others up by about 1 to 2 dollars.
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Chicago
Peron Frees Radical Foe After Revolt in Argentina
The government releases political prisoners including Crisologo Larralde as it reads a decree to ease tensions after last week's rebellion. Rebels, mainly navy fliers and marine personnel, will be tried by the Supreme Council of the armed forces while Peron resumes work from his Palermo office. Troops retreat from public posts as calm returns and no government overhaul is announced. An unrelated note places North Carolina factory wages at about 1.25 dollars hourly, contrasting with 42 rents in 1999.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Crisologo Larralde
Radical Party
Navy
Marine Corps
Supreme Council of the Armed Forces
Franklin Lucero
Argentina
Carnital
Peron
Palermo
Lucero
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald Office
the Herald
KCC Authority
Clayton Ratzlaff
Hillsboro
Cecil Miller
Mulberry
Lewis
Georgia Lewis
Claude Yakle
Highway Patrol
Art Jensen
Bob Conatysfor
Sears
Imovey
Dengel
Louis BH
Moore and
Olsen
K. C
Lee Roy Rose
Belle Meiers
Quenemo
George Okeson
HPD
Oklahoma
Mexico
U. S
Phione
Main
Bonde Siensy
A. Myers & Son
Roy Sand
Lei Loup
Wilson
Mae McCain
Michigan Valley
Siede
Overbrook
Jack Nelson
Kas
Witson
Anderson County
Se Ne Neill George
Yaiee Center
Albert Stewart & Son Rt
Albartha Harold
Frankiin County Bales Co
Wilson and Locust
Franklin Co
Banté Fe Stock
Geo. L. Ault
Budora
BH. W. Lee
Salé Pavilion
Ben Printy
Siett
Amb
Bjorth
Buster Brown
Richardson's
LIFE
America
Emerson Electric
Mack Electric
S. Main
North Carolina
Rangoon
Aerlux
Miracon Ser
Dacron
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Bubs
J. L
Bud” Wagsmer
John N. Wassmer
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