Alleged kickbacks tied to General Motors plant bids
A U S grand jury returned indictments charging two Kansas City area buyers with taking cash gifts from businessmen in exchange for bid information to supply the General Motors plant in Saint Joseph. Indictments name Barnard and Dailey along with several out of state suppliers and officers in related firms. Payments totaled over a thousand dollars in multiple years 1951 1952 and 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kas
Fed
General Corp
Barnard
Donald L. Sm
Ton H. Morse
Homer A. Kelley
Mead Manufacturing Co
Wichita
General Motors
Morse
Kelley
Dailey
James F. Bogue
Robert E. Lukens
Kansas City
Milton P. Beach
U. S
Bogue
Lukens
Lukens Aluminum Corporation
Dayton
George F. Ginter
Phoenix
Ariz
Wallace O. Dalton
Davyton
Atlas Welding and Fabricating Co
Wichita Child Killed by Car in Sudden Crash
Six year old Michael Lee Richardson of Wichita son of Mr and Mrs William H Richardson was struck by an automobile last night and died from injuries. The accident occurred in the city and involved a motor vehicle. authorities investigated the fatal incident and cautioned drivers to observe care in residential areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Michael Lee Richardson
Myr
Wiliam H. Richardson
Shirtwaist dress pattern offers three sleeve styles
Fashion note promotes pattern 4813 for Misses sizes 12 through 42 with three sleeve versions and a new inverted center pleat detail. It claims easy sewing, good fit, and complete illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for mail, to Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. Include name address zone size and style number.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
News From Princeton
Local notes from Princeton list Sunday dinners and weekend visits among residents including Bud Stottlemire Vern Welton and Clarence Conroy. Community events note Ladies Aid quilting session at the Christian Church with hostess Mrs Hugh Tarbet and a Knights Sunday school potluck at the Methodist church basement. Reading lists and visitors from Ottawa Richmond and Muncie appear throughout.
Ottawa social notes list local visitors and gatherings
Mrs. Byron Faden, Ottawa. Mr and Mrs Gene Reh of Homewood. Mrs C W Martin. Mr and Mrs Hadley McKay and children. Mr and Mrs J P Haggard of Ottawa. Mr and Mrs Bruce Roush hosted by Mrs Goldie Hutton. Lesley Stevenson of Lawrence visited Ralph Hobbs and Minnie Oswald. Max Davis of Bethany hosted by Homer Bishop. Goldie Hutton guest of Dean Martin. Merle Brockus family at Calvin Shaffer. Robert Knight of Centerville and R C Guffey of Garnett at R E Knight home. Roy Maris of Kansas City at Effie Marts. Johnny Stottlemire broke his arm. Gifford family visit. Susie Lantz returned home after staying with the Giffords. Leota Hartpence family moved to Ottawa. Harold Palmer and Jo Ann of Wichita visited Fred Fellnagle and L H Eggleston. Palmer’s parents to celebrate 54th anniversary in Kansas City. Effie Marts hosted Hugh Campbell of Ottawa. James Hull family visited Homer Bishop. John Ore and Mrs. Ore dined with Carl Coltrane. Coltranes accompanied to Waverly for Ore sale and returned. A surprise birthday gathering honored Homer Heckman with Nellie Harris, Perry Heckman, Elie Heckman, Josie Atchison, and Goldie Walden present. Refreshments served.
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Bud Stottlemire
Vern Welton
Rantoul
Clarence Conroy
Donald Welton
Ottawa
Glen Stottlemire
Earl Wall
Richmond
Arthur Morris
D. D. Young
Oklahoma City
Glen Stinson
Dwight Keas
Kansas City
R. G. Harrs
Bud Hoyt
Calvin Shaffer
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Hugh Tarbet
Homer Bishop
Mmes
Claude Graden
Claude Spencer
Fred Fellnagle
Nora Witt
Roy Donart
Muncie
Donart
Robert Todd
Pearl Hull
S D. Smith
Bud Demoret
Homewood
Ruben Trout
Roy Schaub
Garrett Harris
Jim Bushfield
Jane
Russell Wiggins
Becky
Mary Coltrane
Carl Coltrane
Ralph Coltrane
Billy
Eddie Spiegle
John Guy
Robert Knight
Methodist Church
Knights
Centerville
James
Eva Schmitt
Effie Marts
Bertha Taylor
Grace Harms
Goldie Walden
Lucy McGinnis
Dorothy Lloyd
Olive Brenner
Maud Billett
Frank Cannady
Fred Hynes
Josie Atchison
George Atchison
Mike Peace
Edgar Swank
Inez Pennell
Verdie ‘Pennell
Byron Faden
Gene Reh
C. W. Martin
Hadley McKay
J. P. Haggard
Bruce Roush
Goldie Hutton
Lesley Stevenson
Lawrence
Ralph Hobbs
Minnie Oswald
Max Davis
Bethany
Dean Martin
Wellsville
Merle Brockus
R. C. Guffey
Garnett
R. E. Knight
Roy Maris
Kan
Sas City
Johnny Stottlemire
H. H. Gifford
Jola
John Lantz
Susie Lantz
Gifford
Leland Logan
Art Morris
Leota Hartpence
Harold Palmer
Jo Ann
Wichita
L. H. Eggleston
Ottawa Herald
Homer
Bishop
John Ore
Coltranes
Waverly
Ore
Homer Heckman
Heckman
Nellie Harris
Perry Heckman
Elie Heckman
U S Health Ranking Cited By Eisenhower Doctor
Dr Paul Dudley White, chief medical consultant to President Eisenhower, says the United States is among the world’s unhealthiest nations citing heart disease linked mainly to lack of exercise rather than diet or smoking. He notes tobacco’s role is unproven but may aggravate the disease.
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Washington
United States
Paul Dudley White
White
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Suedes
Princeton
Edna Smith
U.S
Eisenhower
N. Main
Hyklas
Westinghouse
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LKI
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