Ottawa High Star Fred Harder Scores 42 Points
Ottawa high ace Fred Harder unleashes 42 points in a Lawrence win as his girlfriend Jane Perry, a Lawrence junior, attends Highland Park game in Topeka. He adds 36 in Leavenworth, vaulting to the top of the state AA scoring race this season. Also note flood control bond election registration closing March 19 at city hall. Betty Brammel to teach a hot bread eggs cooking demo at OU Tuesday 1:15 p.m.
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Fred Harder
Ottawa
Jane Perry
Lawrence High School
Lawrence
Fred
Miss Perry
Betty Brammel Tointon
Kansas Department of Agriculture
O. U. Administration
Two Ways To File For County Office Highlighted
County Attorney Don White outlines two filing options for county offices. Filers may pay a fee equal to 1 percent of the office's annual salary or file by petition. Petition signatures must reach 3 to 10 percent of the secretary of state party vote in the district, with at least 3 percent in each of one fourth of precincts. A. L. Lingard of Princeton is noted as a petitioner in one district.
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Don White
A. L. Lingard
Princeton
City Registration Surges For March 20 Primary
Forty nine people registered yesterday at the city clerk office and fifty the day before as registration stays brisk for the March 20 primary and April 3 city election. The office will stay open evenings until 10 p m March 5 6 7 8 and 9 and books close at 10 p m March 9. Eligible voters must be 21, Kansas residents six months, ward residence 30 days, and must register in person at the city clerk. If previously registered and unchanged name or address, no re-registration needed.
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Oklahoma City
Candia
Edward Ayler Cox
Bat- Cox
Ar-Jlots
Ottawa
Coxlef
Kenneth
Drews
James
Alexander
W. W. Robe
State of
Kansas
Talara
Peru
Thor Heyerdahl
Stevens Heads Real Estate Board For Franklin County
Luther Stevens was elected president of the Franklin County Real Estate Board for the coming year at a meeting held last night. He succeeds E. E. Haley. Dean Nossinger was named vice president and J. G. Alexander was re elected secretary and treasurer. The board supported the Ottawa flood control bond issue to be voted at the city election on April 3.
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Luther Stevens
Franklin County Real Estate Board
E. E. Haley
Dean Nossinger
J. G. Alexander
Ottawa
Ceiling On Price Supports Sidetracked In Farm Bill
Washington The administration backed plan for a dollar ceiling on price support loans to any one farming unit was sidetracked as Secretary Benson sent a draft one package farm bill to the House Agriculture Committee without a hard cap. The bill would drop mandatory price supports for corn and shift to discretionary aid for corn like other feed grains and soybeans.
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Washington. I
House Agriculture Committee
Benson
Cooley
D-Nc
Congress
Ite
Wisenhower
Hisenhower
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
March & Son
Clements
D-Ky
House
Agriculture Committee
Miami man found guilty of fourth degree manslaughter
A Miami county district court jury found Kansas City, Missouri, man Robert Robinson, 22, guilty on two counts of fourth degree manslaughter for a fatal November 23 crash on US 169 south of Paola. The Begleys of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, were killed. Robinson faces sentencing Tuesday and is held on a $3,000 bond.
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Paola
Kas
Miami County
Kansas City
Robert Robinson
Robinson
US 189
Here
Hosea Begley
Bartlesville
Okla
Begleys
Emporia Polio Case and Local Notices
A 18 year old Emporia polio case is reported with leg pains leading to hospitalization at St Marys Hospital. Separate items mention a Peruvian expedition, a 1897 launched vessel reducing paralysis, ten federal judges including Andy Rost and Mirko Guerecky, and a Peoria church chicken supper on Tuesday March 6 at 6 pm with Lamb Ambulance phone 380.
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Emporia
Rehoboth
Clayton Headley
Uied
J. J. Kieneeth
J. C. Headley
St. Mary's Hospital
Eduardo
Ingris
Drifted For Days In Big Whirlpool Rescue At Sea
A U.S. survey ship Rehoboth rescued four men and a woman after a Peruvian raft Cantata drifted for days in a Pacific whirlpool about 1,000 miles northwest of the Galapagos. Amateur radio operators across Panama and the Americas tracked the beacon as the party, weakened yet in good condition, was saved with food running low. The Navy had ordered searches from Rehoboth and USS Greenville Victory following the distress call.
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Panama
Mexico
Peru
Costa Rica
United States
Rehoboth
Juan Francisco Arias
Galapagos Islands
U.S. Navy
U.S.S. Greenville Victory
Pleads Guilty To Murder Count In Topeka Slaying
Francis Dale Burns, 21, pleaded guilty in Topeka to second degree murder for the October slaying of Mrs. Phyllis Boydston. He received 20 years to life, double the usual penalty, after a weeklong manhunt that ended with his arrest in Shreveport, Louisiana. He admitted beating and choking her but said she was alive when he left.
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Francis Dale Burns
Topeka
Phyllis Boydston
Burns
Roy Bulkley
Boydston
Phyllis Doty
Ottawa
Shreveport
Rumors Circuit as Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Health
Adlai Stevenson pressed the health issue against President Eisenhower while Estes Kefauver criticized Republican propaganda tactics. Democratic rivals campaigned separately in Minnesota and New Hampshire as Eisenhower's name was formally entered in California.
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Adlai BE. Stevenson
Eisenhower
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Cali
Kefauver
New Jersey
Martin J. Rafferty
Newark
Thomas E. Stephens
California
Wisconsin
Walter 7. Kohler Jr
John Chappel
Ashland
William F. Knowland
Calif
Primary politics stir conservatives in two states
Reports show pressure from a conservative wing aiming to influence November elections and House control. In South Carolina James Byrnes signals a Southern states rights party if Democrats and Republicans fail to act against Southern interests. Eisenhower maps and delegate actions unfold in Wisconsin and California amid primary campaigns.
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Ameren
House of Representatives
White House
South Carolina
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Chicago
Aironet
Air Force Globemaster Crashes Off Iceland With 17 Aboard
A U S Air Force Globemaster with 17 aboard crashed into the North Atlantic off Iceland near Keflavik after last night’s distress calls. The aircraft, en route from Goose Bay to Prestwick, lost three engines, and wreckage and a burned plywood fragment were found by a weather ship Alpha. Rescue planes scouted the area as weather and daylight aided the search. Warner Robins AFB was reportedly the intended destination.
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Air Force
New York
Alpha
Leeland
Manos
Royitiavile
Clarit
Atlantic
Cocthatteeland
Warner-Robbing Air Force Base
Georgia
Tealand
Nlpsen Pesce
Air Forge
Keflavik
Goose Tiny
Labrador
Prestwick
Scotland
Kee Favik
Iceland
Goose Bay
Twwabradar
Mercury Lingers Cool With Scattered Showers
Ottawa reports a cool day with a few raindrops after a night of sprinkles. Temperatures hover in the 40s, with a low near 42 and a high around 70s yesterday. Dust storms raked western areas as a cool front eased in from Kansas, with unsettled conditions into the weekend and possible rain tonight and tomorrow in eastern regions.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Food and relief planes reach snowbound troops near Seoul
Snowbound South Korean forces in the Punchbowl area received food blankets and medicines as U S Air Force C 130s waited to air drop hundreds of tons more amid heavy avalanches and fierce weather with 31000 pounds of survival gear from Japan to aid a ground push toward an advance helicopter landing strip near the Punchbowl.
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Seoul
Mighteon U.S. Air Force
Japan
Kimpo
Feds Tackle Bank Heist Case With Slim Clues
FBI and East Coast police chase faint leads in the drive in bank robbery. $188000 taken by two men described as a construction worker type. One kidnapped a woman teller, studied bank layout, and used her key to enter the County Trust Co. The other man did not enter the bank and arranged the getaway by car. The hostage, Mrs. Mary Kostolos, 52, reports the pair sought capacity for storage of many questions about the operation.
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East
County, Trust Co
Mary Kostolos
Guaranteed Water Supply Seen With Flood Plan
Ottawa planners argue flood control plus a reservoir on Hardfish Creek ensures a steady river flow and ample water for growth. They estimate a reservoir would cost around a half million dollars, with city share near or above seven hundred seventy thousand dollars.
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Army
Marais Des Cygnes
Ote Jtawa
Ottatawa
Ottawa
Drouth
Ottawas
Dreuth
Hardfish Creek
Hardfish Regi
Autherine Lucy vows to reenter Alabama University fight
Autherine Lucy, in New York, says she will return to the South within a week to pursue admission to the all white University of Alabama. Four suits seek damages from Lucy and NAACP for alleged mob involvement that drove her from campus. Federal judge had ordered her reinstatement, but the trustees expelled her, citing false accusations of conspiring with the mob. Lucy, in New York with Thurman Marshall, seeks legal steps to test the action's validity and plans to return to Birmingham soon.
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New York
Autherine Lucy
South
University of Alabama
Supreme Court of the United States
Birmingham
Ala
Lucy
National Assn. For
Miss J Lucy
WH. Hobart Grooms
Reine
Miss Lucy
NAACP
Thurgood Marshall
Board of Trustees
Willis Garden Co Plans Bold Planting Push
Plant Blue Grass now. We have the best. Willis Garden Co promotes south and cherry area planting as a standout offer in the regional garden market.
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Willis Garden’ Co
Sth & Cherry
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Fornia
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