Local notes from Ottawa area update residents and students
Community notices cover subscription rates for the Herald, ambulance contact, and promotions. James D. White USN opticalman third class is announced aboard USS Nereus. Ottawa University students aid at Green Lake Assembly with five staff members. Gary Massey wins Wall Street Journal medal for stock study. Medical and legal items include Mrs Carlson’s surgery, a reduced drunk driving charge for Leo Miller, and hospital updates for George Page and family. Ottawa Mason Day details note St John’s Day observance with breakfast and church services.
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Bureau of Naval Personnel
James D. White
USN
Nereus
Carroll H. Whiteford
Route 1
Ottawa
Kas
Mary A. Oswald
Fort Collins
Colo
Gary Massey
Ottawa University
la Cygne
Wall Street Journal
Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients Today
Admitted to the hospital today are Mrs Angus Wheeler of 706 Ash, Mrs Olive Walker of 212 Cedar, Sheldon Meats of 605 B. 4th, Mrs David Burgoon of 619 8. Oak, and William Henry of 1028 W. 7th. Discharged today are Mrs Beulah Lambert of 824 Will low and Fred Hay of 913 N. Mul berry. The note mentions Safe US Savings Bonds.
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Angus Wheeler
Ash
Olive Walker
Sheldon Meats
David Burgoon
William Henry
Beulah Lambert
Willlow
Fred Hay
N. Mulberry
Nehru Joins Russian Bid for Peace and Seats
In Moscow Nehru and Bulganin issued a joint declaration calling for a U N seat for Communist China and a ban on atomic weapons. They urged substantial armament reductions and effective international control, citing recent Soviet disarmament proposals. The document, signed during Nehru's 17 day Soviet visit, was released before his departure for Warsaw and other capitals.
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Moscow
Russia
India
Formosa
U.N
China
Nehru
Bulganin
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Belgrade
Vienna
Rome
London
Deaths of Fanny Hoopes and Mrs Hensley in Franklin County
Obituary notices report the deaths of Fanny Rose Hoopes aged 73 of North Oak Ottawa and Mrs. Robert Hensley 81 a long time Franklin County resident dying in Peoria. Hoopes had been ill since last March with roots in Pomona and Farm Bureau work. surviving children include Mrs. Merrill List and Mrs. Lewis Kunard. Hensley, born Katherine Gilliland in Ohio, left three daughters and eight great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday with Lamb Funeral Home and McVey Dengel Mortuary to inter in Woodlawn and Highland cemeteries. Skiing mentioned as year round on Mt Hood.
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Hensley
Robert E. Hensley
Franklin County
A. C. Johnson
Peoria
Kansas
Lamb Funeral
Highland Cemetery
Fanny Rose Hoopes
North Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Fanny Rose Beam
Richland
LeRoy J
Sarah
Frances (Ray) Beam
George Algar Hoopes
Emporia
Pomona
Farm Bureau
Merrill List
Kansas City
Lewis Kunard
Virgil Kunard
Dale Albert
Hoopes
Ottawa
G. L. Hoopes
San Diego
Calif
Cora Crockett
Katherine Gilliland
Jacksontown
Ohio
Hugh and
Polly (Wyatt) Gilliland
D. H. Lockwood
Robert Hensley
Independence
Johnson
Q. E. Schoneweis
Denver
J. Lynn Hatfield
Lamb Funeral Home
E. L. Pugsley
Hard Rains in East Kansas
Scattered showers and heavy rainfall occurred across south central and southeastern Kansas last night with hail reported. Rain totals reached 2.09 inches at Columna. Additional showers are forecast for eastern and central Kansas with slightly warmer temperatures tonight and cooler air moving in Friday. Overnight lows appointed mainly in the 60s with highs tomorrow from 70s to around 90.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Colum
Movie Premier on Television in New York Disputed
NBC reportedly paid 500000 to show a new film before any theater release. The movie is Sir Alexander Korda's Richard III starring Sir Laurence Olivier, with plan to premiere on television in New York.
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New York
National Broadcasting Co
Alexander Korda
Richard III
Laurence Olivier
Slain Black Market Figure Found in Cadillac Trunk
East St Louis police recovered the body of J. Fred Koenig, a former St. Louis politician and black market figure, from his new Cadillac trunk. He had been slain elsewhere, following a May shooting that hurt Birney Havey Jr. and Kenneth Mueller, both tied to rackets and associate Frank Wortman. Police issued pickup warrants for Wortman and Havey, Mueller, Elmer Dowling, and others connected to Koenig.
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East ST. Louis
J. Fred Koenig
St. Louis
Koenig
Birney T
Chick) Havey Jr
Kenneth Mueller
Mueller
Havey
Frank
Buster) Wortman
Red Rooster
George Dowling
Wortman
Elmer
Dutch) Dowling
Wheat market gains late on Board of Trade in Chicago
Chicago traders watched a quiet session until the final hour when wheat picked up speed led by gains in the Kansas City markets representing the new crop. Corn and oats lagged, while soybeans fell early and then recovered as bean oil and meal markets stabilized.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Strikers Fail To Halt Luxury Ship
In New York moderates gains appeared in a mixed stock market as Cunard Line’s Queen Elizabeth sailed for New York with 3,150 passengers. The anticipated three week seamen’s strike aimed at reducing hours and improving conditions troubled Britain’s luxury transatlantic fleet.
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New York
Cunard Line
Britain
Ampton
SDN Bantes
Rain Delays Kansas Wheat Harvest Amid Wet Fields
In Great Bend area the wheat harvest expanded but rains slowed cutting across central Kansas. The Kansas Employment Service reports most harvest west of Dodge City line and no full scale cutting expected until about June 27. Stanton County shows about 60 percent abandonment. yields range from 5 to 18 bushels per acre in Sedgwick and about 12 in Rice County.
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Great Bend
Kas
Harvest Labor Control Office
Kansas Employment Service
Dodge City
Ness City
Wa Keeney
Johnson
Stanton County
Sedgwick
Rice County
New Record In Take-Home Pay Amid Cost Rise
May figures show take-home pay at a record high while living costs stay steady. Secretary of Labor Mitchell cited overall stability despite lightning scares during a storm near a midcity park as citizens faced inflation and shopping concerns. A deputy coroner reported Lawrence Nichols died of shock in a brief storm, with autopsy finding no physical harm. Experts advise caution on tick removal using household solvents or chemicals.
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Washington
Mitchell
Veronic Rae
Isaac A. Thornton
New Castle County
Lawrence Nichols
Marriage Licenses for Hartley Kersey and Oakes Peterson
George R Hartley of Kansas City and Helen M Kersey of Kansas City Kansas were married by probate judge with fees noted. Joe Duane Oakes of Ottawa and Ravenna Lou Peterson of Ottawa were granted marriage licenses with fees listed.
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George R. Hartley
Kansas City
Kas
Helen M. Kersey
Joe Duane Oakes
Ottawa
Ravenna Lou Peterson
Otta
Markets At A Glance In New York Trading
Markets at a glance show higher overall with pivotals edging narrowly. Bonds move irregularly while cotton declines on liquidation and hedging. Chicago wheat firm on new crop strength. corn steady on exports. oats about steady with light trade. Hogs slow 25 to 75 cents lower, top $21.40. cattle mostly steady, prime scarce.
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New York
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