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Herald Office
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Aylward Opposes Kanopolis Water Irrigation Plan
Ellsworth Democrat hopeful Paul L. Aylward challenged a proposed irrigation scheme below Kanopolis Dam saying it would weaken flood control water supply and recreation. He warned the Bureau of Reclamation aims to control Smoky Hill River and deprive Kansas of rights, noting potential rise to 1487 feet and loss of flood storage and stable shorelines. Cedar Bluff water shortages fail to meet needs between Hays and Kanopolis.
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Salina
Paul L. Aylward
Ellsworth
U. S
Kanopolis Dam
Aylward
Bureau of Reclamation
Smoky Hill
Kanopolis Lake
Bureau
Cedar Bluff
Kanopolis
Hays
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Reported
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. doe Wilbern at 313 E. 2nd Marvin L. Montgomery at 316 Walnut Norris F. Burke at 1316 S. Poplar Mrs. Sophia Beckham 633 S. Elm Mrs. Harold Brandenburg Wellsville Tuesday plus births to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferris Manhattan a daughter born Tuesday weight 7 lb 10 oz. Dismissals include Mrs. William Stewart and baby son 1116 N. Oak Tuesday and other patients with addresses Wellsville Pomona Los Angeles Monroe Trailer Court and 1410 S. Main.
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Doe Wilbern
E. 2Nd
Marvin L. Montgomery
Walnut
Norris F. Burke
S. Poplar
Sophia Beckham
S. Elm
Harold Brandenburg
Wellsville
Hoyle Runnells
S. Locust
Leonard Morgan
Baldwin
Robert Ferris
Manhattan
William Stewart
N. Oak
Ivan Jacobsen
S. Cedar
Vera Brown
Pomona
Gordon Danielson
Los Angeles
Joe Glenn
Doney L. Riniker
S. Main
Clarence Bledsoe
Monroe Trailer Court
Marion McConnell
Girls dress pattern with bolero for Sundays
Pattern 4649 offers a scooped-neck empire style dress and matching bolero for girls in sizes 6 through 14. Size 10 requires 3 yards of 35 inch fabric with extra for contrast. Easy to sew with complete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mail to Anne Adams in New York.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Drowns In Lake Near Dodge City Drowns In Lake Near Dodge City
Harry Conner aged 29 drowned early today at Cave's Lake five miles west of Dodge City after he and friends swam at midnight. Sonny Markus tried to tow him to shore but failed. The body was recovered this morning. his mother and two sisters survive.
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Dodge City
Harry Conner
Cave’s Lake
Conner
Sonny Markus
Jaycees Parade Showcases States At Kansas City
Kansas City Jaycees staged a vast parade with 25 bands and 80 floats showcasing each state’s scenic and commercial merits. The event featured a 60 piece Air Force drum and bugle corps from Washington and noted Oklahoma stars Mickey Mantle and Billy Wessels.
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Kansas City
Chamber’ of Commerce
Air Force
Washington
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Billy Wessels
Oklahoma
Kansas
Deaths Mrs Bessie Hull longtime Ottawa resident dies
Mrs Bessie M Hull 76 of 913 N Poplar died today at Ransom Memorial hospital after six months of failing health and eight weeks of serious illness She was born in Mt Vernon Ia March 23 1880 Came to Pomona in a covered wagon at 13 moved to Ottawa from Pomona eight years ago after husband Guy Eugene Hull died She was a charter member of Richter Methodist church later attended North Baptist Church Survived by four daughters Mrs H B Moses and Mrs Lloyd Heth Ottawa Mrs Laura Pettit and Ernest Hull Wichita eight grandchildren three great grandchildren two sisters Mrs Ida Taggart Ida and Mrs Roy Harvey Neodesha brothers Ed Hayden Madison William Hayden Osawatomie Charlie Hayden Lawrence and Arthur Hayden Ottawa Funeral at McVey-Denger Mortuary Friday 2 pm Rev William Luce officiating Burial Evergreen Mound Cemetery
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Bessie Hull
Bessie M. Hull
N. Poplar
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hull
Mt. Vernon
Pomona
Ottawa
Guy Eugene Hull
Richter Methodist Church
North Baptist Church
H. B. Moses
Lloyd Heth
Laura Pettit
Ernest Hull
Wichita
Ida Taggart
Ida
Roy Harvey
Neodesha
Ed Hayden
Madison
William Hayden
Osawatomie
Charlie Hayden
Lawrence
Arthur Hayden
Wheat Men Are Neglected in Midwest Farm Belt
Russell report quotes State Sen. John C. Woelk describing Western Kansas wheat farmers as the neglected children of the Midwest farm belt. He, a candidate for the 6th District Republican nomination, says they suffer drought impacts and receive minimal help from federal farm programs. He notes western farmers voluntary acreage reductions have hurt their allotments.
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Russell
Western
Kansas
John C. Woelk
Midwest
Woelk
Woman Fined For Wearing Short Shorts
A Wichita matron in White Plains city court pleaded guilty to wearing shorts deemed too short and received a suspended sentence. Judge Seymour Rabinowitz noted the eight inch rule above the knee and warned of possible fines or jail time. Mrs. Kosa, 30, said she did not know of the ordinance while she shopped yesterday. She wore a high neck dress during the hearing and plans to settle in the area with her husband, a United States Steel executive pilot.
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White Plains
N. Y
Wichita
Seymour Rabinowitz
John Kosa
Rosa
Hor Court
United States Steel
Chap- Paqua
Law Graduates Admitted To Bar In Kansas
Forty eight recent law school graduates were admitted to the Kansas bar. They were sworn in before the Kansas Supreme Court. The list includes Forrest E. Short Jr. of Ft. Scott and John F. Stites of Lawrence among others. The ceremony marked their official entry into the state's legal profession.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Forrest E. Short Jr
Ft. Scott
Richard A. Jones
Stilwell
Robert L. Russel
Salina
James E. Taylor, Jr
Sharon Springs
Joseph W. Wright
Lawrence
Ronald O. Thomas
Baxter Springs
Donald D. Gregory
Osborne
William R. Leonard
Independence
William E. Palmer
Medicine Lodge
Elwin F. Cabbage
Stockton
Hugh D. Mauc
Great Bend
Paul D. Berkley
Tescott
Harold E. Fielding
Manhattan
Robert W. Schaefer
Charles G. Stewart
Grainfield
Eugene F. Gastl
Shawnee
Duane W. Bolze
Pittsburg
William L. Roberts
Emporia
John F. Stites
Dan H. Myers II
Wakefield
Warren H. Coutts II
el Dorado
Clarence F. Krey
Stafford
Clarence H. Wood
Atchison
Kay Roberts
Winfield
Stanley ‘A. Issinghoff
Spearville
Myron E. Click
John H. Denman
Sedan
Senate backs LeMay defence fund push for B52 jets
Gen Curtis LeMay argued for larger Air Force funding to expand the SAC long range bomber fleet. The Senate approved nearly an extra billion in funds over several years to boost production and raise B52s from 500 to 600 by 1959, despite not meeting his full demand.
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Washington
Curtis
LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Russia
Air Force
Eisenhower
Wilson
Quarles
Dulles
SAC
Europe
United States
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate
Pentagon
Soybeans Lead Dive On Market
CHICAGO grains moved downward with July soybeans plunging on the board, dropping more than eight cents intraday after a ten cent decline yesterday. Soybean oil and meal weakened in cash markets, oil at a fresh low since February sixteenth. Wheat fell on heavy liquidation amid reports of very high red wheat yields in the Midwest. Feed grains held but fell some.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Pravda Criticizes Soviet Leaders Over Stalin Excesses
Pravda reprints Eugene Dennis piece from New York Daily Worker asking what the present Soviet leaders did to curb the excesses of Stalin’s late years. It marks the first public, even implied, criticism of current leadership in the Soviet press and signals a major propaganda shift.
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Moscow
Pravda
Stalin
Communist Party
Eugene Dennis
New York Daily Worker
Crash Injuries Fatal To Man In Scott City
Arthur J. Smith, 58, Cimarron, died in a Scott City hospital from injuries after a car tru ck crash eight miles north of town. Passenger Marvin Wright Jr., also of Cimarron, was seriously injured. Truck driver Leo LaShell of Utica, Kansas, was uninjured. The crash happened at the intersection of U S 83 and a county road.
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Scott City
Arthur J. Smith
Cimarron
Here
Marvin Wright Jr
Smith
Leo LaShell
Utica
Kas
U. S. 83
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