Side Swipes Across Free Methodist Church Denunciations
Reports reach pastor Carl Adolphson that youths solicit funds in the faith’s name. In Ottawa, Cook and Cone win a highway K18 bid for 9109 dollars. In Benton, a grocery break in yields merchandise valued around 700 dollars. In Los Angeles, Judge Doyle notes 21 marriages between Beverly Avery and ex husband Raymond O’Malley amid back alimony disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Adolphson
Free Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Elmer D. Doyle
Beverly Avery
Raymond J. O’malley
Six candidates for school board and three for city posts
Petitions circulate for Dr. John Thornburg and Marvin Durbin to join a six person race for the city school board. Incumbents Dr. W. D. Bemmels and Mrs. Fred Kaiser along with Lowell Fouts and Ralph M. Crawford also seek seats. For city commissioner, A. C. Richeson Emile J. Barnes and Howard Duncan run. Filing deadline is Saturday noon March 9. Special registration will occur before the April 2 city election.
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Board of Education
John Thornburg
Marvin Durbin
City Hall
Howard Duncan
Penny Supper At Ottawa High School
Ottawa High School junior class hosts a penny supper on March 12 at Eugene Field School to fund the first combined parent student Junior-Senior banquet. Parent organizers are Mr and Mrs J L Hysom Jr Mr and Mrs J Hiatt and Mr and Mrs T Milburn. Student helpers include Sharon Abelaker Rose Meyer Nancy Curry Myra Hopkins and Judy Milburn.
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Ottawa High School
Eugene Field School
J. L. Hysom, Jr
J. Hiatt
T. Milburn
Sharon Abelaker
Rose Meyer
Nancy Curry
Myra Hopkins
Judy Milburn
Perkins Gets 18 Month Term In Auto Theft Case
Franklin Delano Perkins 24 Liberal accepts an 18 month sentence for transporting a stolen auto from Liberal to Tyrone Oklahoma. He was among six defendants before U S District Judge Delmas C Hill who all pleaded guilty. Jimmie Dale Ivy 17 Hutchinson received one year and one day for probation violation. Clinton Gray 18 Fairbury Nebraska drew one year and one day for transporting a stolen auto from Hebron Nebraska to Winfield on January 3.
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Wichita
Franklin Delano Perkins
Liberal
Tyrone
Oklo
Perkins
U. S. Dist
Delmas C. Hill
Jimmie Dale Ivy
Hutchinson
Clinton Gray
Fairbury, Neb
Hebron Neb
Winfield
Expansion at Fort Leavenworth Cemetery Adds Five Acres
Charles S. Stroup reports a $46,700 expansion program at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery will enlarge the burial ground from 14 acres to about 19 acres. The plan extends the cemetery boundary and improves plots for future interments.
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Ft, Leavenworth
Ft. Leavenworth
Charles S. Stroup
Inquest Jury Deliberates Over Adams Skeleton Case
An Ottawa inquest jury ruled the remains found near Ottawa belonged to J. L. Adams and death was accidental with no crime suspected. The testimony covered the scene along the Santa Fe tracks, clothing and personal items, and various witnesses from Adams's circle detailed June 16 events, whereabouts, and alibis while Dr. Irwin Baird linked the dentition and injuries to Adams.
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J. L. Adams
Ottawa
Sandra Strahan
Baldwin
Bill Lyman
Lyman
J. L
Milo Harris
R.S. Roberts
Franklin County
Santa Fe
Rex Adams
Coffeyville
Adams
White
Sharon Adams
Young Adams
Keith
Harlan Page
Max Likes
Walnut
Likes
Lee
Lawrence
Connor
Louise
Kiefer’s Dam
Kansas City
Lohman
Alan Herne
Dale Root
Kas
Kiefer's Dam
Root
The
Department of Anatomy
Irwin Baird
Baird
Ray Soper
al Britain
Chester Medaris
Kieffer’s Dam
Route 1
Salvador Blanco
Campbell
Max Bolton
Otttawa
Carl Connors
Egypt Maintains Ban on Israeli Ships via Suez Canal
Egyptian officials reiterated that Israeli ships are barred from using the Suez Canal. Cairo says it remains technically at war with Israel despite the 1949 armistice, noting the ban predates last fall’s Israeli and French British attack on Egypt.
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Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Israel
Shades Purchase Biederman Place
Mr and Mrs Don Shade buy the Biederman orchard property three fourths of a mile east of Main on Fifteenth. They will move April 1 and Shade may develop housing later. The Biedermans buy a home at 916 N Cedar. The Shades run the Tauy theater.
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Don Shade
C. A. Biederman
Main Street
Fifteenth
Don Waymire
Shade
West Third
Biedermans
N. Cedar
Biederman Place
Shades
Tauy
Ottawa Youth Pages In State Senate Trip
Eight year olds Hurst Coffman and Gilbert Davenport Jr. served as pages in the state senate yesterday. Sons of Judge Floyd Coffman and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Davenport Jr., they are students at Eugene Field and Liberty schools. Highlights included a dome tour of the capitol and photos with Governor Docking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Hurst Coffman
Floyd Coffman
West Fifteenth
Gilbert Davenport
Route 4
Topeka
State Senate
Coffman
Eugene Field School
Davenport
Liberty School
Capitol Building
Gov. Docking
Farm Bill Stalled After Four Day Cooling Off Period
The House began a four day cooling off period to bridge GOP and Democratic farm subsidy plans for corn and feed grain growers. Heated debate followed over parity based price supports and planting allotments. A plan to expand allotments was killed by seven votes and talks pause until next Tuesday as committees weigh revisions to broaden soil bank subsidies.
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Washington
House
Midwest
Cooley
Agriculture Committee
Israel Fully Withdraws From Gaza and Sharm area
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold reported that Israel has fully complied with U.N. demands to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and the Sharm el Sheikh area of Egypt. He said the U.N. refugee agency will assist the U.N. Emergency Force in administering Gaza temporarily, with future arrangements to be studied and consulted. The Assembly prepared to wind up the Middle East debate and consider Ghana’s U.N. membership application.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
U.N
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Egypt
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Middle East
Britain
France
Ghana
Taylor Brothers to Lead Ottawa Evangelist Meetings
Taylor Brothers Charlie and Laurie, renowned evangelists, will start a series in Ottawa at Memorial Auditorium March 10 through March 18. Charlie preaches at First Baptist and First Methodist. Laurie preaches at Trinity Methodist. Evening sessions run nightly with themed nights from Youth to Sunday School. A united prayer service was held at Wesleyan Methodist church last night.
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Taylor Brothers
Charlie
Laurie
Ottawa
Memorial Auditorium
Charlie Taylor
Laurie Taylor
Trinity Methodist Church
Brother Charles
First Baptist
First Methodist
United Services
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Truman to Speak at Jefferson Day Dinner in Topeka
Former President Harry Truman will address a Jefferson Day dinner sponsored by the Kansas Democratic Club in Topeka on April 6. Rep. Dale Saffels, club president, announced the event.
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Topeka
Harry Truman
Kansas Democratic Club
Dale Saffels
Garden City
Weather forecast shows warmth and clouds with winds
Partly cloudy and warmer this afternoon with southeast to extreme east winds. Colder northwest tonight with possible snow flurries in the northeast. Saturday partly cloudy and colder from central to northeast with strong northwest gusts 20 to 25 mph. Low tonight 15 to 20, high 35 to 45. Record highs and lows noted for dates with 1897 and 1932 references. River stage at 0.52 feet this morning.
Loss Of Residue Would Hit County
If Gov George Docking's plan to drop the sales tax residue passes, Franklin county would lose about 120000 dollars yearly, forcing a possible three mill local property tax increase to replace funds. The residue of 12500000 dollars has benefited local governments, with Ottawa city, School District 30, and county departments affected. County funds would suffer across multiple categories, with rural and urban districts also taking losses. Franklin county valuations for 1953 1954 and 1955 are cited in the county note.
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George Docking
Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Docking
Spears
Ottawa City
Ottawa
Tew
Welfare Department
County General
Howard N. Duncan Seeks City Post for Ottawa
Howard WN. Duncan, general manager of Made O Day factory, seeks Ottawa finance and revenue commissioner post. At 48, he has 28 years of management in three roles and helped procure the Professional Building at Fourth and Main. He and his family live at 912 S. Sycamore. He cites flood protection and a stable water supply as keys to growth and promises to work with peers if elected.
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Howard WN. Duncan
Ottawa
Finance and Revenue
City of
Duncan
Fourth
Main Streets
Howard
Margaret
Janet
S. Sycamore
Navy
Pearl Harbor
T. H. James
Ottawa University
Garden City Junior College
Duncans
Grace Episcopal Church
Eastern Star
Ottawa Lodge
A. F
A. M
York Rite
the Shrine
Ottawa Lodge No
B. P
New Revolution Gains Momentum in Russia
The Herald previews a four part series by William L. Ryan on Russia tracing the post 1917 revolutions and the rise of the new Soviet man. The report notes Russia’s push to industrialize and educate and questions how the Kremlin will maintain control as the population becomes better informed. The first story starts Monday.
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Nicholas II
Russia
Kremlin
Herald
William L. Ryan
Associated Press
Find More Of Cash Register Stolen From Colbern's
Police found more parts of a cash register stolen from Colbern's Drive-in Restaurant along Fifteenth Street road east of Ottawa. Lt Eugene Flaherty and Officer Charles Ratliff said the register valued at 1200 dollars contained 75 dollars. Entry was gained by breaking a side door glass and lifting the night latch.
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Colbern
Fifteenth Street Road
Ottawa
Colbern’s
Eugene Flaherty
Charles Ratliff
Rock Creek
US 59
Gas Refunds Due March 29 for Ottawa Consumers
Ottawa residents entitled to gas rate refunds should receive them by mail on March 30 Ira McKee vice president and treasurer of Gas vice Co Kansas City Mo said funds totaling over 2.5 million dollars come from a rate reduction to the Cities Service of the Federal Power Commission The rebates include the original payment last August and additions ordered in January
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Ottawa
Ira McKee
The
Gas Vice Co
Kansas City
Kansas
Non-partisan caucus at Princeton City Hall
A non-partisan caucus will be held at Princeton City Hall on Monday March 11 at 7 30 pm to nominate candidates for mayor two, police judge two and councilmen ten. The notice includes an advertisement correction about cheese spread snacks.
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Princeton City Hall
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Cook and Cone
Russell County
EL Dorado
Ercel Reed
Benton
Wright
OHS
Plass
S. Main
Shades Purchase
Lucien N. Powell
Far East
Taylor Services
Truman
Kent Thomas
K. U
Howard N. Duncan
City Post
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