Fragmented Herald notice and local notices summary
A garbled page fragment mentions Herald subscriptions with rates and delivery options, ambulance contact, and a phone listing. It also references a Franklin county partition suit filed in district court, plus various military and licensing notes including a Kansas driver license delay, and Lt John H Hill’s Guam service completion and assignment at Pensacola.
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Lowe A
Franklin County
Mock
Rt. 1
Rantoul
R. Judson
Bem Kes
Births and admissions listed in local notices
Births reported for Floyd Schmoe Ottawa James Bald swin Clayton True with weights and birth yesterday plus admissions at local addresses including Alden Cearfoss Terry Burnett Jay Brown Annie Brown Emma Largent and others. Discharges note O O Butter Williamsburg today.
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Floyd Schmoe
James W. Baldswin
Ottawa
Clayton True
E S. Mulberry
Alden Cearfoss
Terry
Install New Lion Officers Ottawa Lions Club
Frank Carlson is the new president of the Ottawa Lions Club. At a North American Hotel ladies night meeting, Carlson and other new officers were installed. Lee Shelden retires as president. New officers include John Shelden, Ray Schmidt, David Woods, Al Harvey, Frank Shull, Bill Barker, Maurice Wilson. Four new directors are Jim Alexander, Clarence Foose, Julius Rattelock, and Dr. David Laury. Russell Crites installed the officers and presented Shelden with a past president’s pin. Nine members received perfect attendance pins. Paul Gaynor presented them. Ottawa High School trio Tim Woods F D Hull and Dave Cox performed.
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Frank Carlson
Ottawa Lions Club
Lee Shelden
John Shelden
Ray Schmidt
David Woods
al Harvey
Frank Shull
Bill Barker
Maurice Wilson
Jim Alexander
Clarence Foose
Julius Rattelock
David Laury
Russell Crites
Kansas State Council of Lions
Shelden
Paul Gaynor
Ottawa
Tim Woods
F. D. Hull
Dave Cox
Wdaf-Tv
Kansas City
Fire in car halts fugitive chase in Stratford
Stratford Ontario police pursuing a speeding motorist halted the pursuit when the suspect’s car caught fire. James Handy, 23, was arrested and charged with impaired driving after allegedly traveling between 85 and 100 miles per hour before the flames rendered the vehicle a total loss.
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Stratford
Ont
James Handy
Reserve Bill Approved by House Armed Services Panel
The House Armed Services Committee approved a revised universal reserve draft by a 29 to 1 vote sending it back to the House. The plan allows calling volunteers including teenagers into reserve duty, with Rep. Short backing the change and arguing no compulsion. Chairman Vinson plans to fight an antisegregation amendment by Rep. Powell when the measure reaches the floor, likely late this week. The bill no longer mentions federal assignment to segregated National Guard units, though further amendments are possible.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
Pentagon
Rep
Short
R-Mo
GOP
Vinson
D-Ga
Powell
D-Ny
Six Alarm Fire Destroys Pitt Health Professions Building
A six alarm blaze in Pittsburgh swept 10 stories of the 15 million dollar Pitt Schools of Health Professions building near Presbyterian Hospital. Explosions from flammable substances rocked the structure as flames engulfed ten stories of planking. All 225 Presbyterian Hospital patients were evacuated to adjacent hospitals with no injuries reported.
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Pittsburgh
Pitt Schools of Health & Professions
Presbyterian Hospital
Women’s and Eye & Ear Hospitals
Western Psychiatric Institute
Deaths of John C. Cole and Lucinda Brock prompt services
John C. Cole 44 longtime general manager of Cole Brothers stores dies. Funeral held today at 9 a.m. in Junction City with interment at Fort Scott at 3 p.m. Brock Lucinda 85 of Halls Summit dies at Newman hospital Emporia. Funeral Wednesday 2 p.m. at Halls Summit Methodist Church and burial there. Surviving relatives include multiple children grandchildren and great grandchildren across Kansas and Missouri.
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John C. Cole
Cole Brothers
Junction City
John Cole
Paola
J. L. Wassmer
Ottawa
Cole
Bill Cole
Parsons
Ft. Scott
Kansas
Emporia
Lucinda Brock
Halls Summit
Newman Hospital
Putnam County
Ind
Frank Brock
Lewis E
Weiser
Idaho
George
Roy
Topeka
Floyd
Richmond
Lillie Stockton
Denver
Lannie Morris
Chillicothe
Halls Summit Methodist Church
Funeral for Hartpence Held at Towner's Chapel
The funeral of Harry Howard Hartpence, 53, Princeton, who died June 24 at Ransom Memorial hospital, was held June 27 at Towner's Funeral Chapel. Rev. Leo Sandon officiated. Organist Mrs. Lawrence Ott accompanied vocalists, with Taps by Robert Kile and a flag presentation by L. A. Stafford. Pallbearers: W. H. Kristenson, Don Anderson, Gale Nitcher, Jerry Harrel, Don Barnes, Fred Scott. Interment in Highland cemetery.
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Don Anderson
Gale Nitcher
Jerry Harrel
Don Barnes
Fred Scott
Highland Cemetery
Postmaster General Hints at Eisenhower Second Term
Sault Ste. Marie Mich Arthur E Summerfield who led the 1952 Republican victory dropped what some took as a hint that President Eisenhower will seek a second term in 1956.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. W
Arthur E. Summerfield
Eisenhower
Notice by Sheriff of Stray Animals Taken
Sheriff Jay Brown reports the taking up of stray animals in Franklin County Kansas including an Hereford cow 8 to 4 years old weight 800 and in head. Owners must appear at the Court House Ottawa within twenty two days from first publication to claim. otherwise the animal will be sold as provided by law.
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Firat
Laat
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Jay Brown
Pay Increase Bill Signed Boosts Federal Employee Pay
President Eisenhower signed legislation raising pay for 1,073,262 federal workers by about 74 percent on average roughly $325 per year. The measure, retroactive to March 1, adds about 328 million dollars yearly, with lump sum retroactive payments of around 110 million to be issued. The total payroll now stands near 4.35 billion, with increases ranging from 190 to 1005 dollars annually.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Civil Service
Late Recovery By Stock Market
New York stocks closed mostly lower but showed mid afternoon gains as declines were trimmed. Leaders fell by 1 to 2 points at times while a scattering of issues moved to gains. Volume was light at about 2.2 million shares, similar to yesterday.
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New York
Markets At A Glance Irregular early trade across sectors
New York stocks drift lower with selective issues weighed by mixed sentiment. Bonds show small changes while cotton moves higher on buying and short covering. Chicago wheat mostly lower due to weak export demand. Corn remains steady with minor shifts. Oats falter on strong crop prospects. Hogs hold steady to 25 cents lower, nearing 21.00. Cattle generally steady with tops around 24.00.
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Chicago
Little Change In Grain Market
CHICAGO Wheat split price action as trading ended on the Board of Trade with most sales at lower levels. Distant deliveries resisted pressure until near the close. Corn stayed near prior session closing prices, mainly down. Oats and rye fell most of the day as crop prospects improved. Soybeans lost ground after news that bean crushings rose substantially last month.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Fire Ruins Central El Reno Business District
A large fire in El Reno Oklahoma last night raged for six hours, devastating much of the heart of the city. Insurance estimates put damages up to half a million dollars as two three story buildings were leveled and a department store adjoining structure burned out. Fire Chief Leroy Searcy suspected a spark under a stairway as the cause while smoke overpowered two firefighters.
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EL Reno
Okla
Oklahoma City
Leroy Searcy
Peron's Labor Boss Resigns in Argentina
In Buenos Aires Eduardo Valetich secretary general of the CGT since 1952 reportedly resigned. He is said to be replaced by assistant Hector Hugo de Pietro as the six million member labor confederation backs President Juan Peron and his late wife Eva.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
General Confederation of Workers
CGT
Juan Peron
Eduardo Valetich
Shas
Hector Hugo de Pietro
Peroni
Eva
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Warren Wesen
Guam
John H. Hill
H. D. Hill
Naval Air Staff
Pensacola
Fla
Moler's
Moler Mae Chappell
Payne
Mr. Raymond
Pat) Shields
Raymond
United Presbyterian Church
M. Todd Macdonald
Wellsville Cemetery
Garney Lee Swank
Leo Sandon
Princeton Cemetery
Louis H. Dengel
U.S. Savings Bonds
Sen
Raymond Shields
the Office of the
Ottawa Farm Supply
Mr. Shields
United Presbyterian c
Legals
Clarence McFadden
Cleveland
Clyde Harber
C. A. Myers & Son
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Ottawa Market
Wilson
Anderson County
Z. K. Jameson
Neill George Phone
Waverly
Wereny Oen Pavilion
Averly
Yates Center
Albert S
Ben Printy
N. Main
Ame Hforth
West 6Th
Albright's
Albright
Fountain Service
North Main
Frigidaire
Peron
Co-Op Assn
Shasta
Main-Bell Drug Co
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