Local notices and brief ads mixed with family hospital news
Mrs Velma Pfeifle of North Hollywood has been released from a hospital where she was treated. Mrs P H Puckett’s serious illness prompted a two day trip to Galena by Mr and Mrs Harry Webster. Carol Steelman Gray from Kansas City enters Baptist Memorial Hospital for virus pneumonia. Cottage Cheese and Tastemark Springtime Salad advertised. Free estimates for upholstery and rug cleaning offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Blow
RFD 1
Velma Pfeifle
North Hollywood
Calif
Harry Webster
Galena
P. H. Puckett
Margaret Steelman
Kansas City
Carol Steelman
Gray
Baptist Memorial Hospital
KC Livestock Market Report Kansas City AP cattle hogs and sheep
KC Livestock market totals show 800 cattle with calves and 80 choice steers at about 27.50, cows steady, slaughter calves 24.00-27.00. Hogs 3,000 with barrows and gilts steady, sows 190-250 lb mostly steady. sheep 500 represented classes steady with choice slaughter lambs near 22.00 and ewes around 8.07. Native feeder lambs 17.00-50.00.
Report Head Of FCC To Resign
New York Herald Tribune reports FCC Chairman John C. Doerfer drawing up a resignation letter and poised to present it to President Eisenhower possibly today. He testified to a House subcommittee about accepting broadcaster hospitality during a Florida vacation aboard a yacht owned by George B. Storer, and flying on Storer’s plane. Doerfer says he saw no wrong in his conduct despite Washington criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York 7
New York Herald Tribune
John C. Doerfer
Federal Communications Commission
Eisenhower
Doerfer
House
Florida
George B. Storer
Washington
Storer
Funeral services for Wesley A. Adkinson
Wesley A. Adkinson died March 6. Funeral services held March 9 at Toymer's Funeral Chapel with Rev. Wayne Caldwell officiating. Pallbearers included Lyle Hull Sam Mott Len Shepard Leo Mealman Ralph Tedrow Alvin Crawford Marion Thompson. Hymns sung by Mrs Eugene Harford with piano by Mrs Lawrence Ott. Burial at Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley A. Adkinson
Toymer
Wayne Caldwell
Lyle Hull
Sam Mott
Len Shepard
Leo Mealman
Ralph Tedrow
Alvin Crawford
Marion Thompson
Eugene Harford
Lawrence Ott
Highland Cemetery
Army Would Limit Civilian Service Abroad
Paris AP United States Army in Europe seeks a five year limit on continuous overseas service for key civilian staff without the most superior qualifications. Gen C D Eddleman sent a directive Feb 2 for a check of civilian personnel amid concerns over lack of recent US experience. The Feb 26 statement denied plans to arbitrarily limit length of overseas employment despite earlier remarks by Maj Gen Hefley about patriotism and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
U.S
Europe
Army
United States
C. D. Eddleman
U.S. Army
Army In
Air Force
W. T. Hefley
Space program advisor clashes with Eisenhower plan
William M. Holaday, chairman of a civilian military space committee, testified before the House Space Committee and disputed the president's split space program. He opposed abolishing the civilian military liaison panel and urged unifying space research under NASA or the Defense Department with objective driven agency assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
House Space Committee
William M. Holaday
Holaday
House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Department of Defense
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Charles Burgoon 722 E 5th Harry Gibson RFD 2 Wellsville Barbara Johnson 918 Willow Mrs K W Weatherbee 815 W 7th Wednesday Charles Curtis Ce dar House nursing home today Dismissals list Rodney Mulcahey Williamsburg Mrs J E Linsdale Baldwin Mrs Muriel E Thomas Baldwin Mrs Clyde Robinson Baldwin today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burgoon
Harry Gibson
RFD
Wellsville
Barbara Johnson
Willow
K. W. Weatherbee
Charles Curtis
Cedar House
Rodney Mulcahey
Williamsburg
J. E. Linsdale
Baldwin
Muriel E. Thomas
Clyde Robinson
Two Parked Cars Damaged In Separate Collisions
Police records show two parked cars damaged in separate recent collisions. A Kansas State Highway Patrol car in the 500 block West 9th was damaged at about 12:30 a.m. today. driver of the other car was Max W. Likes of 1040 Walnut. Another parked car owned by Robert Fredrick Wasson at 319 E. 12th was damaged in front of his home around 8 p.m. yesterday. driver was Richard Lee Duke of 1220 College. No injuries or charges reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Highway Patrol
West 9Th
Max W. Likes
Walnut
Robert Fredrick Wasson
Richard Lee Duke
College
Arbitration board orders seniority recalls at Wilson meat plants
CHICAGO AP An arbitration board ruled that both strikers and non-strikers from seven Wilson meat packing plants must be recalled by seniority. The walkout began Nov 3 1959 with about 5,500 workers leaving at plants in Albert Lea Omaha South Omaha Memphis Kansas City Cedar Rapids and Los Angeles. The decision, binding, places all on a single seniority list and recalls from the top as jobs open. Workers hired during the strike with low seniority likely lose positions to longer-tenured peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilson & Co
UPWA
Arbitration Board
Jis
Assault charge filed after shooting in Columbus
A felonious assault charge was filed against 23 year old John Richard Wright of Arkansas City Kansas in connection with a Saturday night shooting in Columbus Dan ny Bailey 19 also of Arkansas City was shot in the back with a .32 caliber revolver Bailey underwent surgery to remove the slug and was returned to Arkansas City his condition described as satisfactory Wright is jailed pending arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kas
Arkansas City
John Richard Wright
Danny Bailey
Bailey
Long Hearing On Repeal Of Death Penalty Ended
In Sacramento a marathon ruling on Gov Brown s bill to repeal the death penalty ended with an 8 7 Senate Judiciary Committee vote defeating repeal. The session touched off by Browns push and Chessman s case centered on execution date May 2. Barbara Graham s confession to sentencing was revealed by Deputy DA Leavy as part of committee testimony. The California Supreme Court denied Chessman s latest petition challenging his May 2 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
California
Edmund G. Brown
Senate Judiciary Committee
Daryl Chessman
Edwin J. Regan
Senate
Chessman
Brown
All-Lawyer
J. Miller Leavy
Los Angeles
Barbara Graham
Leavy
Graham
California Supreme Court
Powell Tax Trial Grows. Government Seeks Higher Frauds
New York government says it will prove frauds far greater than current charges against Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr on income tax evasion. Three counts accuse him of cheating the government out of 3063 on 1951 and 1952 returns. Powell faces up to 15 years and 30000 dollars fines if convicted. Mrs Powell not charged. attorney says she supervised past return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
D-Ny
Hazel Scott
Rand
Morton S. Robson
Powell
Europe
Robson
Ottawa and Topeka couples obtain marriage licenses
Jackie Lee Reddick aged 20 and Orrien Dian Altic aged 16, both residents of Ottawa, received marriage licenses. Also listed are Floyd Ogden, 38, and Faye K. Blanck, 37, residents of Topeka, who were issued licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Lee Reddick
Orrien Dian Altic
Ottawa
Floyd [. Ogden
Faye K. Blanck
Topeka
Five Children Rescued From Agadir Rubble
Rescue workers in Agadir pulled five weak and dazed children from rubble ten days after a devastating earthquake. The group, aged six to fifteen, included one Muslim and four Jewish children, bringing total survivors in the last 72 hours to ten as crews scour the destroyed Moroccan quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabat
Agadir
U S Delays Deep Probe Into Space
The United States postponed launching an interplanetary probe named Pioneer V due to fueling problems. NASA aimed to fire a Thor Able rocket between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m. EST but held the countdown and canceled the attempt. If minor, the launch could occur in a day or two. The 90 pound payload sought a sun orbit between Earth and Venus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Venus
Space
Silent Search For Coors Continues In Colorado
GOLDEN Colo AP The silent search for Adolph Coors II goes on His wife and other family members have received few phone calls since he vanished Feb 9 but a spokesman says all were cranks Coors 44 disappeared while driving to work from his foothills home Nothing has been heard since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Colo
Adolph Coors II
Coors
Foothills
Appointment and probate notices in Kansas and Missouri
Notices announce Edith M. Laws appointed administratrix of Lottie M. Pear estate in Franklin County Kansas with nine month creditors claim period, plus a hearing on Jessie Barnhill will probate in Ottawa Kansas for Dathula Day as petitioner and sister heir. Also references Missouri probate case Estate No 84621 in Jackson County Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Jessie Barnhill
Dathula Day
C.t.a
Ottawa
Kansas
Jackson County
Missouri
Kansas City
State of Missouri
County of
Jackson
Co-Executors Named in Elizabeth E Brown Estate
To the Creditors Heirs and Legatees of Elizabeth E Brown Deceased you are notified that Elie B Barnhill and Agnes Barnhill were appointed co executors and letters testamentary issued March 7 1960 by the Probate Court Franklin County Kansas Creditors must file their demands within nine months or be barred Milton P Allen Lawrence Kansas Attorney for Co Executors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Lottie M. Pear
Heira
Edith M. Laws
Ottawa
Kansas
Forest Huff
Kansas City
Missouri
Jackson County
Joseph Huff
Kittie Ida Adkins
Iola
Ottawe Panena
Algernon 8. Eagleson
A. S. Eagleson
Algernon
S. Eagleston
Myra Tussing
Bowers & Bowers
Elizabeth E. Brown
Elie B. Barnhill
Agnes Barnhill
Lawrence
Probate Court
Ellis B. Barnhill
Milton P. Allen
Ottawa Kansas Election Call on Surplus Fund Transfer
City of Ottawa Kansas proposes an April 5 1960 election to decide transfers of surplus Water and Light funds to a Community and Utility Promotion Fund and expenditures from it. Ballot outlines limits five year duration cap 1 percent of gross income or 10000 yearly and maximum 50000 in fund. Voting marks For or Against the Ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
North Baptist Church
Wilson and Oak
Lincoln School
Massasoit
Franklin County Court House
Carnegie Free Library
5Th
Main Streets
Ottawa University
Main Street
United Presbyterian Church
Sth
Tremont
Kansas Loan Company
W. Tecumseh
Garfield School
Church of the Brethren
City of
City Water and Light Operating Fund
Wishes of Thanks From Greenfield and McConachie
Card of thanks from Mrs. Ermt Greenfield thanking friends for cards flowers prayers and kindness during hospital stay and appreciation for Dr Lofgreen. Also Mr and Mrs W C McConachie express thanks for cards letters and flowers on their 50th wedding anniversary.
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Christian
Ellig
Snyder Pharmacy
KC Livestock
FCC
Huneral
Olmsted
Kent Alan
Lee Roy Olmsted
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Galesburg
NETIC
George M. Johnson
Central Baptist Seminary
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Harley O. Teets
San Quentin Prison
U. S
Chester Reichenbaugh
Navy
Reichenbaugh
Lorain County
Mediterranean
Faye
S. Main
Printy Auction House
North Main
Philco
T.V
Hardwick
Leo Hundley
Printy & Son
Legals
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Bowers
Sara, Manson
Geo. G. Paris
Juanita M. Young
Edna Hurrelbrink
Leroy Stoneking
Pater Stoneking
Charles Hornberger
Kansas City Star
H.G. Tickner
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Myrtle Rogers
W.H.P
Isabelle Jacobsen
W-S
Herb Shriner
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Herald
AVON
Patricia Lackey
Emporia
McCracken
Zellner Bldg
General Services General
Henry Alban
Tra Meade
Rendering Co
Conrad
Booth
General Office
K. EZ. Andrews
Donald R. Capper
Seal
Nation
Awallachia
Frank Morgan
Ottawa Tractor & Imp
Sheldon
H Farmall
C Allis
Sheldon Truck
Forrer
South Rock Creek
Don Collins
Cal. Service
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