Enemy Of Goldfine Heard By Committee
Former publisher John Fox testified to day that powerful and malign influences were exerted against him from the federal government to eliminate the Boston Post. He linked those pressures to the Boston Herald Traveler Corp and Bernard Goldfine. Fox described 1954 pressure over a Boston parking development and said the actions led to liquidation of about 13 million dollars in secured bank loans. He remains under committee subpoena.
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Washington
John Fox
Boston Post
Fox
House
Boston Herald Traveler Corp
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Boston Industralist
Sherman Adams
Department
Federal
Boston
United States
Harry S. Truman
Special House
Ottawa area briefs spotlight campaigns and local notes
Newell A. George, Democrat candidate for Congress from the Second Kansas District, visited Ottawa yesterday during a district campaign swing. U S Navy stores ship crew member Lloyd R. Hotaling Jr. is aboard USS Zelima with the Pacific Fleet. Art Wagoner becomes Goodyear Service Store manager in Independence after nine years as wholesale merchandiser here. The Wagone rs plan to sell their Ottawa home and move once a suitable home is found. Sidewalk Bazaar and Food Sale at Cheney's Bakery on Saturday June 28. Adv Fred A. Doman of Ottawa entered St. Luke's Hospital for a few days of diagnosis. Drakes Bakery offers fresh baked goods. Dr. Richard Stander plans to join his wife in Indianapolis around July 1 as he joins the Indiana University Medical School staff. The Stander family has lived in Redlands, California, and will move to Indiana. If you miss the Herald, call your carrier or 47 between 5 and 6:30. Mr and Mrs Eoman Jones, formerly of Ottawa, arrived from New York and eastern points. they will remain in Ottawa for now. Western Auto advertises expert TV service. Benjamin L. Carter elected Ottawa Royal Arch Mason treasurer, replacing the late Gilbert Ponton. Forrest Dryden of Wellsville returns from a two-week visit in Anoka, Minnesota. William E. Sutton, rural carrier at Princeton, receives National Safety Council safe driving award for nine years without an accident. he also earned a World War II veteran badge. Mrs Marie A. Donart resumes duties as Princeton postmaster after California trip visiting daughter Mrs Wayne Jenkins. granddaughter Margaret Anne Holdeman accompanies her. Crites RCA Home and Air Conditioners promote.
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Newell A. George
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Ottawa
Lloyd R. Hotaling Jr
USN
Lloyd R. Hotaling
S. Mulberry
Zelima
Richard Stander
Stander
J. R. Hudelson
Indianapolis
Ind
Medical School
University of Indiana
Redlands
Calif
Indiana
Death Notice Dora A Scovill 84 Topeka Ottawa native
Dora Anna Scovill 84 of Topeka former Ottawa resident died today at Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka. Widow of Charles L. Scovill died 1915 born October 19 1873 Pomona daughter of John and Mary Patton moved to Topeka from Ottawa four years ago member of First Baptist Church charter member of Dean Baptist Church survived by five daughters 12 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren funeral Sunday 2 pm Towners Chapel with Dr W A Elliott pallbearers listed burial Dean Cemetery north of Pomona
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Dora Anna Scovill
Topeka
Ottawa
Stormont Vail Hospital
Charles L. Scovill
Scovill
Pomona
John and
Mary Jane Tefft Patton
First Baptist Church
Dean Baptist Church
V. S. Crofts
P. R. Powell
L. W. Maag
Lou Urish
Scranton
Gene Vohs
Olathe
Towners Chapel
W. A. Elliott
Topekan Charged With Murder In Pedig Skeleton Case
Roy Bulkley Shawnee County attorney filed murder charges against Lester L. Cohee 22 Topeka after a human skeleton found on the Kansas River banks was identified as Gary Bulger a Topeka hospital orderly missing since April 5 Cohee reportedly admitted being with Bulger the night he disappeared and said he delivered Bulger's belongings to his mother the next day noting Bulger had been in a fight.
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Topeka
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed by City
Admissions include Jack Keller at 318 E 4th Mrs Jay Scott 1419 S Mulberry Mrs Arthur O Brine Osawatomie Floyd E Mitchell Lawrence Bob by Krueger 835 E 9th Mrs Clarence Davidson 940 S Sycamore Charles W Mavity Sr 41 S Mulberry Mrs Ivan Jehle RFD 2 Baldwin to day Dismissals include Mrs Lenna Osborn 320 Walnut Wednesday Mrs R E Alcorn 303 Cedar Mrs Junior Campbell RFD 1 Pomona Wesley C Graffham 515 Sycamore Mrs Hiram Allen Williamsburg J E Rice RFD 1 Overbrook Jerry Joe Servatius 817 Ash Walnut Overbrook Mrs Robert Stansbury and baby son 608 S Poplar today
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Jack Keller
E. 4Th
Jay Scott
S. Mulberry
Arthur O’brine
Osawatomie
Floyd E. Mitchell
Lawrence
Bobby Krueger
Clarence Davidson
S. Sycamore
Charles W. Mavity Sr
Ivan Jehle
RFD
Baldwin
Lenna Osborn
Walnut
R. E. Alcorn
Cedar
Junior Campbell
Pomona
Wesley C. Graffham
Sycamore
Hiram Allen
Williamsburg
J. E. Rice
Overbrook
Jerry Joe Servatius
Ash
Walter Lassen
Robert Stansbury
Baby Son
S. Poplar
Court Rules In Wheat Dispute Between Franklin County Farmers
District Court intervened in a wheat dispute between Glenn Gilliland and tenant Jim Honn over an 80 acre field in township 16. Honn harvested 15 acres, the elevator was ordered to pay funds to the court, and remaining grain was to be sold by the sheriff with proceeds kept by the clerk. Gilliland also claims $150 unpaid rent.
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Franklin County
Glenn Gilliland
Township 16
Jim Honn
Honn
Gilliland
Floyd H. Coffman
U S plans for atomic conference proceed as agreed
Washington indicated to Moscow that Western Allies expect the July 1 Geneva conference on nuclear test detection to go ahead as planned. The note, on President Eisenhower's orders, says the aims are scientific, not political, focusing on detecting tests before any suspension. State Department said U S delegates depart New York for Geneva.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Moscow
Eisenhower
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
New York
Bids Received For El Dorado Library
El Dorado Kansas AP The City Library Board accepted bids for the Bradford Memorial Library construction. Huff Construction Co. of Winfield won the main contract at 140,576, the lowest bid. The project is funded by a 200,000 donation from Mrs Ruth E Bradford in memory of her husband Robert H Bradford.
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EL Dorado, Kas
City Library Board
Bradford Memorial Library
Huff Construction Co
Winfield
Ruth E. Bradford
el Dorado
Robert H. Bradford
An Odd Menu For Hygiene Society Banquet
ST. LOUIS AP Members of the American Natural Hygiene Society will pay $6.50 each at their convention banquet Saturday night. The menu lists unroasted almonds cashew nuts hazelnuts pecans potatoes mangoes figs and dates. Liquid refreshment will be large glasses of distilled water.
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ST. Louis
The
American Natural Hygiene Society
Easy Life For U. S. Prisoners
East Germany said nine U. S. Army prisoners are living in comfort on an "enforced vacation" and receiving "absolute correct treatment." Deputy Foreign Minister Otto Winzer described the handling of the men who strayed into East Germany after a helicopter loss on June 7, noting readiness to hand them back with a signed U. S. delegation accord.
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Berlin
East Germany
U.S
Otto Winter
United States
Wintzer
Winzer
3Rd Armored Division
West Germany
Alfred Lunt Hospitalized With Respiratory Infection
Broadway star Alfred Lunt is ill with a mild respiratory infection and confined to New York Hospital after being taken there Wednesday night before a performance of The Visit. His role was covered by understudy John Wise. Lunt, 65, is receiving antibiotics and is expected to be released once fever subsides.
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New York
Alfred Lunt
New York Hospital
Lunt
Lynn Fontanne
John Wise
Chrysler plane resumes ops as UAW wildcat ends
In Detroit Michigan the Chrysler operated Army missile plane returned to normal operation after a three day wildcat strike by a rebel group within the United Auto Workers union ended today. The stoppage disrupted production and union tensions were cited as the cause though details remain sparse.
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Detroit, Mich
United Auto Workers
Gibson funeral set for Friday at Lamb Home
Earl V. Gibson will be honored with funeral services at Lamb Funeral Home Friday at 1 30 P M. Rev John B Sweigart will officiate and interment will follow in Highland Cemetery.
Three Fined In County Court
Three of the four defendants pleaded guilty in Franklin County Court on Wednesday and were fined for traffic violations. Carl Elmer Thompson 36 of Ottawa was fined 9 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for speeding a heavy truck 5 m.p.h. over limit. cited June 22 by Trooper Robert Conaty. Troy E Herring 63 of Princeton paid 8 dollars plus costs for speeding 66 m.p.h. at night, cited June 23 by Trooper Tom Pivonka on U.S. 59 near Ottawa. Wayne D Davis 33 of Oklahoma City was fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding 60 m.p.h. in a heavy truck. cited June 23 by Trooper Pivonka on U.S. 59 four miles south of Ottawa. Delbert Ray French 24 of Lawrence pleaded not guilty to a no drivers license charge. trial set for June 27 at 2 30 p.m. by Judge Winton A Winters.
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Franklin County
Carl Elmer Thompson
RFD i
Ottawa
Robert J. Conaty
Troy E. Herring
Princeton
Tom Pivonka
U.S. 59
Nouth
Wayne D. Davis
Oklahoma City
Okla
Pivonka
US 59
Delbert Ray French
Lawrence
Winton A. Winters
Marriage Licenses for Davis and Nitcher Reported
Gary Dean Davis, 19, of Williamsburg, and Wanda Gale Nitcher, 15, of Ottawa, were issued a marriage license. The document lists their ages and hometowns as the basis for the proceeding.
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Gary Dean Davis
Williamsburg
Wanda Gale Nitcher
Ottawa
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Adv
Art Wagoner
Goodyear
Independence
Cheney's Bakery
S. Main
Sacred Heart Church
Fred A. Doman
St. Luke’s Hospital
Drakes Bakery
Eoman Jones
Clyde Cook
Jones
San Antonio
Tex
Western Auto
Benjamin L. Carter
Royal Arch Masons
Ottawa Council No
Royal and
Gilbert Ponton
Crites
Forrest Dryden
Wellsville
Ervin Dryden
Anoka
Minn
William E. Sutton
National Safety Council
Sutton
Cheney’s
Marie A. Donart
California
Wayne Jenkins
Margaret Anne Holdeman
Cottonwood Falls
Crites Rca
Ady
Dora A. Scovill
Topekan
Robert Barnes
U. S
Lamb
Clark’s
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Keen Co
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Legals
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Pialntitfva
Jess Edgecomb
District Court
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Range 18
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Bowers & Bowers
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MT. Olivet Cemetery
Mt. Olivet
Ray Eaton
G. L. Todd
Sexton
Ceeenenee
Lereteeye
Peeeeneee
Verve Earee Pereerener
Vetere
Denee
Ue Pew
R. L. Davis
Auway
Csses
Myself
Esignen
David B
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Hazel Romstedt
W.H.P
Isabelle Jacobsen
W.S
Alcoholics Anonymous
General Services
Standard _ Rendering Co
Ottawa - 8
Ira R. Meade
Bill Gilliland
Pomona Taveern
Conrad's Spray
R. Mary Gram Gate
Kenneth Thorp
McCracken
D&d
Courtney Ogg
Aay
West Side Grocery
Ax. Aco
Baby Peer
S. P. Frankswick
Oriole
Swift
Betty Crocker
Bisquick
Victor Horce
Fries
Earl V. Gibson
Anchor Savings & Loan Assn
Mike
Chuck
Ralph Shafter
Homewood
Fred Abermeier
Paola
Fred Hynes
Truman Brothers
Grandview
Harry Buckles
Eale
Main
Wilson
Guernsey
Jersey
Gordon James & Neill George
Audts
Franklin County Sales Co
Wilson & Locust Streets
Aide
Fred Coon
Walter Medlin
Medlin, Stewart & Burgess
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