News Briefs from Ottawa Area Items
Nephew of Ottawa resident injured in automobile crash near Los Angeles. Arthur Lew Studebaker suffered a fractured skull and surgery after a car door opened and he fell striking his head. He is son of D Arthur Studebaker formerly of Ottawa. Blanche L Barnes divorces Roy E Barnes on gross neglect. Junior division Church League games postponed to March 18. Wycoff 4-H Rambling Ranchers festival drew about 100 with program, games, piano numbers. Dr and Mrs H N Flora returned. their son was killed in a North Carolina plane crash. Ottawa University debaters Don Eilenstine and Clausie Smith to compete in Winfield. Willard Binns attends Topeka conference on curriculum and accreditation. Hawthorn PTA kindergarten program Monday at 7:30. World Day of Prayer service at Trinity Methodist with guest leadership and total collection of 57.25.
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George W. Studebaker
Arthur Lewis Studebaker
Wycoff
Wycoff Community Club
Rambling Ranchers 4-H Club
C. W. Carey
W. A. Bromert
Trinity Methodist Church
Richard Fisher
Gitawa Council of Women
J. R. Black
W. W. Whitacre
W. M. Johnson
Robert Hull
Frank Pflug
Russell Allen
J. R. Cheney
George Royer
Lloyd Brown
A. E. Sullins
Robert Craig
Anita Vannsang
Jo Acher
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients Over Friday
Hospital notes list admissions for James Hornbuckle at 916 N Mulberry Flossie P Gregg 815 N Sycamore Mrs Florence LeValley 846 Willow and Gus Lehnert Cedar House today. Discharges include John DeGarmo 908 W Sixth Friday and Mrs Marvin Eckhardt and baby son Richmond along with Mrs Flora Williams 526 Walnut today.
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James Hornbuckle
N. Mulberry
Flossie P. Gregg
N. Sycamore
Florence LeValley
Willow
Gus Lehnert
Cedar House
John DeGarmo
Marvin Eckhardt
Baby Son
Richmond
Flora Williams
Walnut
Parsons man pleads guilty to negligent homicide
Albert Joel White of Parsons has pleaded guilty to negligent homicide and received a one year sentence in the Cherokee County jail. The case stems from a May 17 traffic crash that killed John L. Dugger and Sam Mapes of Pittsburg and injured three others.
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Columbus
Kas
Albert Joel White
Parsons
Cherokee County
John L. Dugger
Sam Mapes
Pittsburg
Pimlico Led Maryland Tracks in 1956 Attendance
Pimlico race track topped Maryland venues for attendance in 1956, leading the state in spectator numbers among its peers.
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Pimlico Race Track
Maryland
Urges River Development by Edmondson at Arkansas Basin dinner
Rep Ed Edmondson warns against waste in government and decries penny-wise water policy. He urges rapid water conservation as needs double by 1973 with a 300 million population by 1993, backing navigation goals for Arkansas River by 1968. Kerr predicts industrial boom once Arkansas River dams are built, Gere pledges Senate aid.
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Arkansas River
Robert S. Kerr
N-Okla
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Arkansas Basin
Kerr
Albert Gere
D-Tenn
Senate
Hudelson and Collins Funeral Notices From March Obits
Funeral services for Minnie A. Hudelson and John W. Collins were held at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Charles P. Knight and Rev. Roger Cantrell officiating. Pallbearers included N V Hudelson and Wayne Loughridge for Minnie. Lee Martin and Russell Retter for John. Hymns were sung by Ray Schmidt and Mrs J R Henning. burial followed at Woodlawn cemetery Pomona and Richmond cemetery respectively.
Deaths in Wellsville and Homewood Chronicle
John Carl Patton aged 67 died at his Wellsville home after noon. He was a barber for 40 years, born June 21 1889 in Wellsville, son of John and Nora Patton, and a member of the Wellsville Baptist church and Masonic lodge. Survived by wife Genella Everett Patton, a daughter Mrs A E Kohler, and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Coughlin Funeral Chapel with burial in Wellsville Cemetery after Masonic services. Elizabeth Jagnow aged 82 died today at 9:45 am at her daughter Mrs Gerald Todd’s southwest of Homewood. Born in Germany she had lived here 12 years, widow of William Jagnow who died in 1936. Survived by a daughter, brother Willam Steigeneyer of Concordia Mo, and sister Mrs Anna Bock of Wichita.
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Jagnow
Elizabeth
William
Gerald Todd
Homewood
John Carl Patton
Wellsville
John
Nora Wasson Patton
Elizabeth Jagnow
Germany
Whitewater
Kas
William Jagnow
Willam Steigeneyer
Concordia
Anna Bock
Wichita
Snow and Rain Hit Eastern States in Weather System
Snow and rain buffeted the East from Maine to Maryland with four to eight inches forecast for parts of Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. Coastal tides ran 2 to 8 feet. Up to nine inches of snow fell in central mountains and numerous minor accidents occurred on slick highways amid mixed precipitation in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York.
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Maine
Maryland
Tennessee
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Weather Bureau
New Hampshire
Vermont
Main
New York State
Albany
New York City
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Nine named trustees join William Allen White Foundation
Lawrence local report lists nine newspapermen invited as trustees of the William Allen White Foundation. Trustees include Al Bennett of Atchison Globe McDill Boyd Phillipsburg Elton Carter Norton Daily Telegram Jess Denions Jr Dodge City Globe Irving Dilliard St Louis Post Dispatch Byron Guise Marysville Advocate R M Seaton Coffeyville Journal Stanley Stauffer Topeka and Harry Valentine Clay Center Dispatch.
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Byron Guise
Marysville
Shrews and fish herding in distant lands
Short tailed shrews in the eastern United States eat two to three times their body weight daily. In French Equatorial Africa women beat water with bell shaped baskets to herd fish into net traps, like cattle.
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United States
French Equatorial Africa
Hungarian Family Reunited After 13 Year Wait
Imre Kulesar, a 56 year old Garden City grain elevator worker who fled Hungary in 1944, is reunited with his wife Maria and daughters Maria 23 Magdalene 20 and Ilene 18 after a 13 year separation. They crossed from eastern Hungary to Austria last December amid the Hungarian uprising and Russia’s advance, with Kulesar living in Austria then the United States since 1954.
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Garden City
Imre Kulesar
Hungary
Kulesar
Siberia
Maria Kulesar
Maria
Magdalene
Ilene
Californians Rally Over Nevada Wild Horse Roundups
Californians express anger over Nevada wild horse roundups for canneries as counties issue permits. Governor Charles Russell cites county permits and opposition to animal cruelty. Protests and letters flood the governor’s office. A separate note on a Caljery Chemical plant groundbreaking details confidential jet fuel components boron carbon and hydrogen. Rear Adm. Cooper speaks as the project promises higher jet and missile performance and extended flight ranges.
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Sacramento
Calif
Bee
Nevada
Cooper
Navy Bureau of Aeronautics
Caljery Chemical Co
Pennsylvania
Submarine fuel energy claims spark curiosity in Navy briefing
In a brief release from the Navy in Washington, officials said the fuel used in a new submarine would represent a jump of uranium smaller than a light bulb. The department did not disclose the amount, but compared it to a conventional sub traveling 60,000 miles requiring about 22% million pounds of ai, or the equivalent of 300 loaded tank cars.
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Oton
Conn
Navy
World Wide News Briefs Hit World Events Tone
World Wide News Briefs report U S Army officials abandoning recovery efforts for a C124 Globemaster wreck on the Han River after Feb 22 crash that killed 22 of 159 aboard with five bodies still missing. Paris hosts Macmillan Mollet talks before Bermuda meeting with Eisenhower. Hong Kong crew of Hydralock arrives after two weeks in Red China. captain calls hosts goofy. Damascus says Iraq Petroleum Co resumes pipeline repairs through Syria after war damage.
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Seoul
U. S. Army
Han River
Paris
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Guy Mollet
Eisenhower
Bermuda
Hong Kong
Red China
Foochow
Damascus
Syria
Iraq Petroleum Co
Syrian
Egypt
Start Building New Plant In Muskogee
MUSKOGEE Okla A 38 million dollar plant to produce a new high energy fuel for the Navy officially was started here yesterday An admiral called it the first step in an event that might some day be as far reaching in its impact as past naval energy programs
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Muskogee
Okla
New Nuclear Core For Submarine From Navy Update
The Navy says its atomic powered submarine Nautilus is receiving a new nuclear core with technical advances that will greatly expand fuel performance. The Nautilus, first sailed January 17, 1955, logged about 60,000 miles on its initial fuel charge before returning for refueling at the Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics in Groton.
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Washington
Navy
U. S
Electric Boat Division
General Dynamics Corp
Gro
Former Wichita Policeman Dies on Tulsa Bus Ride
Peter Lee Klein, 78, ex-Wichita police officer, died yesterday of a heart attack on a city bus in Tulsa while visiting relatives. He was en route to a bus terminal to return to Wichita when he was stricken.
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Tulsa
Peter Lee Klein
Wichita
Klein
Local Market Invest in U S Savings Bonds
Local market reports investors turning to U S Savings Bonds as a safe option amid volatile markets. Buyers seek steady returns while avoiding risk, with government issues drawing steady demand from individuals and small businesses alike.
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D-Okla
Arkansas Basin Development Assn
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East States
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King Festures Syndicate, Inc
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Nev
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