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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1957

Page

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Lightning Strikes Hit Homes In Local Storm

Marshall Allen of 322 W 15th reported a garage blow by lightning with a one foot roof hole and a side entry hole while a strike at 418 S Sycamore damaged a phone line and loosened siding. Army Specialist 3-C William Van Winkle, 19, of Pomona, completed two weeks of field training with the 11th Airborne in Germany.

Marshall Allen W. 15 Allen Walter Skeeis S. Sycamore William van Winkle Pomona 11Th Airborne Division Hohenfels Germany van Winkle Army Kincaid Rural High School

Hospital Notes Dismissals and Birth Announcements

Dismissal of Mrs Liddie Martin. Birth notices for Mr and Mrs Walter V Coburn in Topeka and Mr and Mrs Alfred Roecker in Williamsburg a daughter 9 lb 5 oz today. Also births to Mr and Mrs Myron Kunard Edgerton 4 lb 10 oz. Miss Esther Kratz Pomona Friday. Edith Johnson 928 King Friday. Merritt Imel and infant daughter RFD 3. Ben M Seymour Topeka news.

Liddie Martin Lane Edith Johnson King Ben M. Seymour Topeka Merritt Imel RFD Esther Kratz Pomona Walter V. Coburn Alfred J. Roecker Williamsburg Myron Kunard Edgerton

Brass To See Jet Air Show

An armada of modern jet warplanes and vintage World War I aircraft gathered for a grand aerial parade at Andrews Air Force Base to honor Gen. Wathan Twining who leaves as chief of staff and becomes chairman of the joint chiefs of staff in August. The display, planned with wartime precision, drew invitations from officials, Congress, and diplomats including the Soviet ambassador Georgi Zerubin, signaling a show of force and alliance signaling on the 50th anniversary of the Air Force.

Washington United States Air Force Wathan Twining Joint Chiefs of Staff Andrews Air Force Base Maryland Air Force Congress Georgi Zerubin

Fast Bandits Take $23878 in Bank Robbery

In Kansas City two swift bandits escaped with 23878 from the Central Bank yesterday while 15 to 20 customers were unaware a holdup was occurring. A teller, Mrs. Howard G Daugherty, described the pistol threat and the theft of cash before the bandits fled in a car later abandoned.

Kansas City Central Bank Howard G. Daugherty

Tourist Council Pushes Reactivation of Park Authority

TOPEKA The tourist promotion council of the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce urges reactivating the Kansas Park Authority after its 1957 funding veto. It notes a 40 percent rise in out of state car travel 1952 1956 and warns the Kanopolis reservoir lease could be lost without new funding. The authority sought 214000 for initial non revenue facilities at Kanopolis as a pilot for a statewide park system.

Topeka Council Henry B. Jameson Abilene Kansas State Highway Department Ernest Allen National Park Service Kanapolis Army Engineers Kanopolis Allen Lake Kanopolis

Governors Take Tour in North Carolina

A group of state governors led by Kansas’ George Decking ended a two day sightseeing and fishing visit to North Carolina’s Outer Banks. They were hosted by Gov Luther Hodges and flew to Hattera for a Gulf Stream fishing trip aboard cruisers after arriving from a governors conference in Williamsburg Virginia.

Bill Hysom J. L. Hysom Kansas City First Methodist Church Methodist New York City Nags Head N. Co George Decking Kansas North Carolina Luther Hodges Gulf Stream Hattera Wiliamsburg

Baldness signal of masculine virility, says Edmonton doctor

Dr. Gilbert of Edmonton reports at the Canadian Medical Association meeting that middle aged men who go bald reflect hormonal balance rather than loss of virility. He notes humans are two-sexed in hormones and that excess male hormone raises body hair while thinning scalp hair. Women with high male hormone can be defeminized. obesity and underweight are rarely caused by gland disorders.

Edmonton Alta Ual. Gilbert Canadian Medical Association Hollywood Dr. Gilbert

Racial Issue In Hoffa Trial

Washington witness John Dye Cheasty, a Brooklyn lawyer and star witness in the Hoffa bribery case, testifies about a segregated bus seating dispute in Tallahassee and a peaceful settlement with Negro bus workers. The defense raises race questions as the trial, with eight African American jurors, resumes after recess.

Washington James M. Hoffa Edward Bennett Williams John Dye Cheasty Cheasty Williams Labout Tallahassee Fla Brooklyn Hoffa Senate FBI Hyman I. Fisehbach Miami

Painters Union Signs In KC

The painters union and employer associations in the Greater Kansas City area reach a three year contract ending a strike that began May 1. The deal includes a 17.2 cent per hour wage increase on July 1 and similar raises on April 1, 1958 and April 1, 1959, plus a 25 cent per hour premium for painters using rollers.

Kansas City Painters Union

Nickerson Trial Nearing Verdict in Huntsville Court Martial

The 10 man court martial of Col. John C. Nickerson Jr. in Huntsville Alabama nears verdict after testimony from Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris. Nickerson pleaded guilty to 15 counts of laxity in handling secret defense data and faces possible dismissal and up to 30 years in prison. Medaris testified on Nickersons capabilities as an officer.

Huntsville Ala John C. Nickerson Jr Army Ballistics Missile Agency William G. Barry John B. Medaris Medaris Nickerson

One Killed In Fort Scott Wreck

A car driven by Mrs. William B. Culp, 67, struck a bridge near Devon in Fort Scott. She was killed and her son Robert, 44, was critically injured and transported to Mercy Hospital where Mrs. Culp had been a nurse's aide.

Fort Scott William B. Culp Robert Mercy Hospital

Traffic Toll Totals From State Accident Records

State Accident Records Section reports traffic fatalities over the last 24 hours and year-to-date figures for 1957. Fatalities listed include totals for the current period, with a comparison to the same period in 1936 and broader counts for the year.

Topeka Kansas

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Jay Ellis Best Truck Lines, Inc Merle Pan Truck Lines Ottawa Corporation Ottawa Newfields John Hysom University of Kansas Long Line American Telephone & Telegraph Co VFW Pauline Duyk Pawhuska Okla Tom Martin W. Park Champaign Ill Rene C-T.f J. W. Taylor S. Main Beloit Rollie Wilson Colorado Springs Linda Wilson Taylors Wilsons Fredrick DeLano Melvern High Ralph R. Grant Emily O. Grant Emporia State College P. F. DeLano Lyndon Eagles Lodge E. B. Enyart Hickory Westboro Frank Chambers Maryville Lyle Enyart Duane Enyart Clathe Jill Jefferis A. J. Jefferis K. U. Medical Center Kas United Star Grain & Lumber Co L. E. Daugharthy California Bradford Clifford Lee Enyart Ed Hansen Fullerton J. F. Gass Wellsville Robert D. Chambers Beech Kansas University Carolyn Christie Larry Bancroft David Sutherland Fast Bandits Louis H. Dengel James L. Weis Melvern High School Emporia State Teachers College Melvern Lions Club P. B. Weis Tourist Council Park Authority Governors RADIO KEEN EEN Co Guneral Home The Knoepple Moran Ottawa Building & Loan Savings & Loan Association Sound Securities U.S Federal Home Loan Bank Federal Rey Bad RPL Building&loan Association Franklin County Home Loan Bank Albright Sewing Circle Neil Bullock
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