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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1955

Page

9

Ottawa Muni Airport survey eyed by city committee

Ottawa city officials plan a facilities survey at Ottawa Muni Airport to collect data from vehicle owners and pilots. The aviation committee led by Park and members Minnick Ander reat Ison Gaynor and Bond will mail questionnaires assessing airport operations and service to improve Ottawa’s airport. Also on first reading were ordinances funding improvements to Poplar street from Thirteenth to Fourteenth and Fourteenth from Oak to Mulberry.

Ottawa Tast Ottawa Muni- Highway Art Jensencipal Rob Conaty Itawa Ison Paul Gaynor Marvin +o Bond Chamber of Commerce Poplar J Street Thirteenth Fourteenth

Paola Hosts Royal American Shows Leader’s TV tribute

A Paola community recall highlights Carl J Sedimayr owner of the Royal American Shows. The program This Is Your Life honored him, noting the 100000 fire loss after the Patterson merger and his son Carl Sedimayr Jr managing the shows. Millie Lou Patterson, daughter of the former Patterson owner, lives in Paola.

Paola Carl J. Sedimayr Sedimayr Carl Sedimayr, Jr Kansas Topeka

Missouri House Enters Right to Work Amendment Debate

The Missouri House of Representatives debated a constitutional amendment to ban union or closed shops. Backed by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and business groups, the measure would require voter approval in the 1956 general election if both houses pass it, with two sponsors Rep C D Hamilton and Rep James L Wright.

Jefferson City Missouri House of Representatives Missouri Chamber of Commerce C. D. Hamilton Ralls County James L. Wright Hickory County

Former Bodyguard Ends Life After Standoff in Hotel

In Lexington Kentucky Charlie Green 68 a longtime chauffeur bodyguard for a former governor shot himself in a downtown hotel after a three hour standoff with police. He barricaded himself in a third floor room controlling access and withstanding a tear gas barrage amid an outstanding warrant for breach of peace and threatening a deadly weapon. He had argues with the hotel owner.

Lexington Kentucky Charlie Green

Candidates Lining Up For Third Class City Elections

Elections for 11 third class cities will be held April 5 to elect a mayor councilmen and police judge and decide on issues. In Rantoul a $12000 street improvement bond will be voted on. Merritt McDonald has withdrawn as Richmond mayor candidate. List of candidates includes George Riebe and others. no police judge yet. Princeton precinct candidates listed. Wellsville Citizens slate includes McConnell and Coffman. Lyndon liquor store proposal and sewage plant bond planned. Lyndon nominations pending. Caucuses set for Williamsburg Pomona Greeley Quenemg Baldwin Melvern next week.

Rantoul Merritt McDonald Richmond George Riebe Robert Brown Herb McClure Dee Spaulding Joe Kueser John Rueckers Albert Pickert Allen DeGarmo Joe Wittman Alfred Nilges Harold Robertson Princeton Arthur Atchison F. R. Knight Edgar Swank Homer Heckman Fred Gage Sophia Sweet Guy Murdock H. E. Rodgers M. L. Walter C. R. Pointer Phil Bronson Everett Lantz Harrison Secrest Troy Brooks Citizens Wellsville Gilbert McConnell Elmer McDaniel Dale Stevenson Dean Martin Russell Lambert Glen Layton, Jr Clarence Coffman T. J. Pivins W. D. Farney James Shields Russell J. Werntz David Strum Lyndon Williamsburg Pomona Greeley /Quenemg Baldwin Melvern

Annual Franklin County 4-H Spring Festival Planned at Ottawa High

More than 300 people are expected for the Franklin County 4-H Spring Festival at Ottawa High School on Saturday. Dick Jameson, county 4-H agent, says events start at 9 a.m. with 4 plays, 4 model meetings, 6 promotional talks, 28 demonstrations, 10 folk games, and 17 musical numbers. Judges include several county and university agents and home demonstration leaders. Top blue ribbon winners advance to regional and state 4-H events. Events will be held in various school rooms and the lunch will be served by the Acorn Bussters 4-H club. a social and dance follow Friday night.

Pranklin County Ottawa High School Dick Jameson Deal Douglas County Roger Hecht Miami County 4-H Barbara Buffington Anderson County Earl Parker Linn County Ruth Lathrop Ottawa University Jameson Acorn

Liquor Vote In 9 Cities Across Kansas in April

Nine Kansas towns may hold local option votes on liquor sales April 5. Petition drives target bans in Medicine Lodge and Elkhart, with leaders from the Kansas Dry Forces checking signatures in Arkansas City Shawnee Hortasz Harper Kiowa and Yates Center and Belleville seeking to permit liquor stores. Lawrence and Kingman failed to collect enough signatures to force votes.

Topeka Medicine Lodge Carry Nation Roy Holloman Kansas Dry Forces Arkansas City Shawnee Hortasz Harper Kiowa Elkhart Willard Mayberry Weis Hiquor Yates Center Belleville Drys Lawrence Kingman

Six Seek City Posts In Ottawa Election Slate

Six candidates filed at the city clerk’s office for the city election to be held in Ottawa with a filing deadline set for March 12. If a primary is needed it would be March 22 and the city election on April 3 will select three school board members and one city commissioner. Officials named include Kenneth E. Andrews and Ivan Brown for city commissioner, with four running for the three school board seats: Dr. Arvid Berglund, B. F. Park, L. B. Paine, and Harold Crawford. Paine and Berglund seek re election. Harry Rybolt has petitions circulating but has not filed. Filing requires petitions with 25 signatures and a declaration before the city clerk. No primary needed yet as of listing. Also noted: local notices and ads appear in the issue.

City Commission Kenneth E. Andrews Streets and Utilities Ivan Brown Arvid Berglund B. F. Park L. B. Paine Harold 8. Crawford Paine Berglund Harry Rybolt Rybolt Iity of Ottawa

Eisenhower Pledges U S Military Share in Europe

President Eisenhower told British, French, West German, Belgian, Italian, Luxembourg, and Dutch leaders that the United States will maintain its fair share of forces in Europe as long as a threat endures. He outlined six conditions tying U S policy to the Western European Union and NATO standards, including cooperation on force levels and arms information.

Washington Eisenhower America United States Europe West Germany Britain France Belgium Italy Luxembourg Netherlands U.S North Atlantic Alliance Western European Union WEU North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO European Allied Command Germany North Atlantic

Appeal by Standard Oil to rebuild at Fourth and Main

The Standard Oil Co seeks permission to rebuild a service station at Fourth and Main. A public hearing is set at city hall on Monday March 21 at 7 30 p m. The station, in a business district and listed as light industry, would be a non conforming use under Ottawa zoning rules. Building permit on file calls for 30000 dollars.

Standard Oil Co Fourth and Main Board of Zoning Appeals City Hall Ottawa

Melvern Rejects Water System Bond Proposal

In Melvern a proposal to issue 60,000 in bonds for a city water system failed in Tuesday’s election with 110 votes against 83. Earlier meeting results showed 95 support to 45 opposed, as residents rely on wells and cisterns for water.

Melvern

Weather Forecast and Readout Summary

Generally fair conditions west and partly cloudy east through Friday with mild temperatures and strong gusty south to southwest winds. Expect blowing dust in southwest and south central areas, with low near 40 and high near 70 Friday. Record highs and lows noted for the date, along with yesterday’s sky and wind data.

Windy And Fair Skies Across Kansas With Dust Threat

The weather forecast for Kansas shows generally fair skies with only a dust threat in the southwest and south central regions today and tomorrow. Temperatures hold near current levels with highs in the 70s tomorrow and nightly lows from 40 to 60. Ottawa reported a high of 74 yesterday and 75 by noon today as mild regional conditions prevail.

Weather Bureau Kansas Ottawa Texas Gulf Atlantic States West Gulf States Ohio Valley

Weeks Hails Highway Plan Amid Federal State Effort

Secretary of Commerce Weeks opened the administration counterattack against Democratic criticism of Eisenhower's 100 billion dollar federal state highway plan. He called the 10 year program the largest engineering effort in peacetime and said it cannot be done piecemeal.

Washington Secretary of Commerce Weeks Eisenhower Weeks Senate Public Roads Subcommittee

Stock Rally After Declines

New York stock market gains broad relief after two days of declines led by aircraft and shipbuilding shares. Chance Vought rose 3.27, North American Aviation 3.50, Boeing 2.87, Lockheed 2.87, Douglas export News, and ship builders up 3.12. Major movers also included Reynolds Metals, Chrysler, Merck, Zenith, Allied Chemical, Bethlehem Steel, Southern Railway, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Neetic Storage Battery, and New York Central.

New York Chance Vought North American Aviation Boeing Lockheed Douglas Export News Reynolds Metals Cheysler, Merck Zenith Allied Chemical Bethlehem Steel Southern Railway Standard OU (Nj Neetic Storage Battery New York Central

Gas Tax Distribution Sparks Senate-House Clash

Senate and House dispute over fifth cent gasoline tax distribution continues. House proposed shift to favor counties faces Senate rejection while urban lawmakers press for more city road funding. Conflicting plans would alter annual shares and shrinkage allowances, with broader tax and public safety measures debated amid new bills and a Belvidere water system donation.

Senate House Nebraska Adjutant General's Office Citizens’ Advisory Committee Legislative Council Kansas County Boards of Education Belvidere Santa Fe Railway

Spring Building Boom Under Way in Ottawa City

In Ottawa, permits for new dwellings and commercial work total over $200,000 this spring, with several dozen listings indicating construction and enlargements. The Labor Department conference drew about 500 delegates, stressing womanpower and economic growth amid ongoing housing and business additions.

Ottawa Washington Alice K Leopold Smith and Son Mente Om En

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