Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Training and Court Actions
Hood Texas infantry training for Pvt James F Babey of Ottawa. fines for Charles Collins of Richmond on reckless driving. Keith V Ward graduates Navy radio school with top honors and is on leave. PTA events at Garfield and Startevent destroyer plans. Garden Club program on Trees. local judicial notices include a purse theft case and various traffic incidents. open bottle violation near Wellsville.
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James F. Wbabey
Mra
Ff. Bailey
S. Poplar
Hood
Texas
Keith V. Ward
Ottawa
Navy
Ward
Bainbridge
USS
Startevent
Key West
Fla
Garfield Pta
Grant's Tomb To Federal Government Referred To NYC
Albany reports Gov Harriman signed a bill letting New York City turn Grant's Tomb over to the federal government. Mayor Wagner urged the move as Interior Department planning a national monument. The tomb, burial place of Gen Ulysses S Grant, is maintained by the Grant Monument Assn at a yearly cost of about 14,772 dollars with NYC contributing around 11,165 dollars.
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Albany
Averell Harriman
New York City
Grant
Robert I. Wagner
U. S. Interior Department
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant Monument Assn
No Tax Cut Now Says Budget Official
Percival F. Brundage, deputy director of the U S Budget, warns tax cuts are not feasible this year if a balanced federal budget is to be achieved. Brundage, taking office April 1 as budget director, told the New York Chamber of Commerce that military needs are a chief reason for ruling out a tax cut now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Percival F. Brundage
U. S
Brundage
New York Chamber of Commerce
Cow Palace to be dry for convention in August
Lawrence Draper, director of the Cow Palace, says the contract with the GOP National Committee bars liquor sales during the convention. The dry clause was suggested by Republicans, not the Cow Palace itself, and applies to the San Francisco venue during the event.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Lawrence Draper
GOP National Committee
Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients and Births
Admissions include Firmnell Ward at 228 S Cedar Mrs W H Whitacre 30644 S Main Edward Kasper 1121 N Main Sue Hadrix 710 Mulberry Sharon Cragg 126 S Cedar and birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Carol Paul 404 E 5th weighing 8 lb 24 oz Dismissed Bert Norton 746 Olive Friday reports Warrensburg Mo Mrs Charles P Moore, Mrs Earl Pope and infant son route 2 Mrs Robert Steward and infant son Waverly Mrs Arthur Jones and infant son Wellsville today
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Firmnell Ward
S. Cedar
W.H. Whitacre
S. Main
Edward Kasper
N. Main
Sue Hadrix
Mulberry
Sharon Cragg
Carol Paul
Bert Norton
Olive
Charles P. Moore
Warrenssburg
Earl Pope
Route 2
Robert. Steward
Waverly
Arthur Jones
Wellsville
Marriage Licenses Clavin Rogers and Barbara Palmer
Clavin Stanley Rogers aged 23 of Lawrence and Barbara Sue Palmer of Chillicothe Mo. applied for a license. Darwin Eugene Sharp age 23 of Ottawa and Barbara Mae Fair of Malden Mass aged 22 also applied for a license.
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Clavin Stanley Rogers
Lawrence
Barbara Sue Palmer
Chillicothe
Darwin Eugene Sharp
Ottawa
Barbara Mae Fair
Malden
Mass
Death of Martha Ann Brown Aged Two in Ottawa
Martha Ann Brown aged almost three died at 3 a.m. at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs William J Moss 818 West 10th. She was born in Ottawa on April 22 1953. Survived by her mother and father both listed. grandparents Mrs Sarah Brown and the Moss family. two uncles four aunts and many cousins. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. in Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev Roger Fredrikson officiating.
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Martha Ann Brown
Pfo
Ernest Lester Brown
William J. Moss
Ottawa
Martha Ann
U.S. Army
Germany
Pope Pius XII birthday audience at Vatican
The Vatican celebrated Pope Pius XII turning 80 and marking 17 years on the throne with a birthday audience for about 10,000 people in the Hall of Benedictions. Celebrations extend several days, ending March 11 with a solemn pontifical Mass in St Peter's. Pilgrims presented gifts including a giant chocolate Easter egg.
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Vatican City
Pius XIX
St. Peter's Throne
St. Peter's
Vatican Palace
Davis Home Fire Tops Ottawa Loss in February
Mamie Eisenhower birthplace noted as Boone. Davis home blaze on February 24 in Ottawa sparked $15 400 damage per Chief Gilliland, the worst blaze in years. Reports include multiple February fires, small incidents, and a bonfire incident on Locust street bridge.
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George W. Davis
Ottawa
Harry Gilliland
Peka Tt
Lloyd H. Ruppen
Davis
Republican
Nixon
Ruppenthal
Almon
Fred Halll
Bill Atkinson
Wilson
A. M. Harvey
Andrews
N. Main
C. L. Cox
Second
Main
Locust Street Bridge
Forger Chops Off His Writing Finger In Idaho Avalanche
Wallace Idaho and San Jose report an avalanche hit a mining village killing a 10 year old and trapping four others while a man identified as Watkins, 31, severed his writing finger in a kitchen incident amid rescue efforts. Judge James postponed sentencing Watkins to March 16 on a bad check conviction.
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San Jose
Calif
Hullen H
Wallace
Idaho
Wind and Watkins
Judge William II
James
Here
P.S
Youler
Bejers
Ini
Watkins
Mystery in Mass Slaughter Of Starlings At Statehouse
Shawnee County Humane Society officer T B Anderson protested a Thursday night shooting of starlings on the Statehouse ledges. Police said they witnessed the activity but had no known authorization. Five or six men fired shotguns, leaving about 24 dead birds and several crippled in the drive. A city ordinance bans firing within limits except for officers on duty.
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Topeka
Statehouse
T. B. Anderson
Shawnee County Humane Society
Lee Gunselman
Sheriff's Office
Highway Patrol
Anderson
New Pattern 4558 Misses' Maternity Dress and Skirt
Advertisement describes Pattern 4558 for Misses' Maternity sizes 10 through 20 with a yoke top and cut-out skirt. Notes fabric needs 2% yards top and 2 yards skirt plus contrast, 20 to 35 cents price, mailing add-ons, and mailing address for Anne Adams at The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. in New York, NY.
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Eldon Criqui
George He
Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Diggs Will Quit Party If No Plain Civil Rights Stand
Detroit representative Diggs warns he will leave the party if the next Democratic presidential candidate fails to present a clear civil rights stance. He demands voting rights for Southern Black citizens, an end to intimidation, and a separate civil rights division in the Justice Department. Diggs spoke at a church rally supporting Montgomery leaders indicted in a bus boycott case.
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Detroit
Diggs
Dmich
Justice Department
Montgomery
Ala
Funeral services for Ray Hoopes at Pomona Methodist
Ray Hoopes who died February 28 was given funeral services March 2 at Pomona Methodist Church. Rev Charles P Knight presided with pallbearers Reuben Storrer Dean Hoopes Dale Hoopes Max Randall Ira Randall Claude Rea Carl Anderson and Miss Cleta Wolf singing hymns with Mrs Lynn Hoopes on piano. Burial followed in Appanoose Cemetery.
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Hoopes
Ray Hoopes
Pomona Methodist Church
Charles P. Knight
Reuben Storrer
Dean
Dale Hoopes
Max
Ira Randall
Claude Rea
Carl Anderson
Cleta Wolf
Lynn Hoopes
Appanoose Cemetery
Memorial Funeral Service for Martha Ann Brown
Funeral will be held at Towner's Chapel Monday at 2 PM with Rev. Roger Fredrikson officiating. Browns family attends the service in a solemn obituary notice from the local funeral chapel.
Government sues flight operator overcharges in veteran training
The federal government filed suit in Wichita against Babe Turner of Turner Aircraft Sales Newton Kansas accusing overbilling for flight training in 1951 to 1953 totaling 1828 dollars. The action was filed yesterday.
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Wichita
Babe Turner
Turner Aircraft Sales
Newton
Kas
Turner
Endorsement Criticism Hits Fort Hays State College Club
The Campus Collegiate Young Republican Club at Fort Hays State College faced faculty criticism after adopting a resolution supporting State Rep Warren Shaw in the GOP gubernatorial race Shaw addressed the group before the vote club sponsor Dr W D Moreland said endorsement clashes with college policy and only two of more than 100 members dissented Don Rowland club president claimed no constitutional ban on endorsements
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Don Rowland
Sunday Church Schedules Across City Churches
A compiled list of Sunday services from Calvary Baptist to North Baptist includes times for Bible school, morning worship, youth meetings, and evening services. Notable entries: United Presbyterian with M Todd Macdonald. Sacred Heart with Mathew Guilfoyle. St Paul A.M.E. with C. J. Prince. Church of Christ with J Russell Smith. Wesleyan Methodist led by Wayne Caldwell. Free Methodist led by Carl Adolphson. Grace Episcopal with Rev John Sweigart. Federated with William Ward. First Methodist led by Charley Knight. First Baptist under Roger L. Fredrikson. and Trinity Methodist with Robert B. Craig, among others.
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United Presbyterian
Third and Walnut
M. Todd Macdonald
Obriniam Loterer
St. Paul
Assembly of God
Jonasthan Hartel
Bethany O Chmper Baptist
Second
Poplar
Wm. Bailey
C. H. Andrews
Church of the
Carl Adolphson
Grace Episcopal
John B. Sweigart
Nermon
Wm. G. Ward
4Th
Hickory
S. Cedar
Ernest Worden
Bible School
Bermon
Mi Cyf
Chu Rho
Church of the Brethren
Ninth and Math
Gerald Messe
Ponsora
CBN
Trinity Methodist
Cedar
Robert B. Craig
W.A
Fredrikson
Fellowship of
North Baptist
Oak and Wilson
Wm. Luce
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