Centropolis speaker to discuss Palestine topic
Dr Herschel Cohn Bible teacher and missionary will headline a service at Centropolis Baptist Church Thursday at 8 p.m. His talk titled What Next In Palestine outlines his role as director of the Hebrew Christian Hour of America and coincides with his guest appearances in over 1,000 churches.
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Herschel Cohn
Centropolis Baptist Church
Palestine
Cohn
Hebrew Christian Hour of America
Baptist Tabernacle
Wichita
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
KC Livestock: AP notes cattle scarce with 1,700 calves and limited stockers. High to choice steers 26.00-28.50, cows 16.00-18.50, heifers 26.00-27.00. Hogs up 25, barrows and gilts 16.50-17.00. sows 15.00. Sheep not enough offered for test.
Sheriff Gives Hog Call While Herding Hogs After Crash
Princeton Missouri AP sheriff Clay Delameter used hog calling to calm 102 hogs after a Unionville bound truck overturned on US 136. Sixteen hogs were lost, but the rest wandered a mile to a barn where Delameter and Wendell Brummett guided them with help from six motorists.
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Princeton
Clay Delameter
Unionville
Kansas City
U. S. 136
Delameter
Wendell Brummett
Spickard
Queen Approves Princess Margaret Marriage to Armstrong Jones
Queen Elizabeth II formally granted permission for Princess Margaret to wed Antony Armstrong-Jones on May 6. The approval follows the Royal Marriages Act, a formality for those in the royal line of succession.
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London
Elizabeth
Margaret
Antony Armstrong - Jones
Women bowlers shine at Salina tourney and local life updates
Mrs. Bill Pogue and Mrs. Herman Gilborn starred on the Pence team in the Women’s State Bowling Tournament at Salina, earning trophies and 200-pin awards across three bowling years. Nearby, Dr. J. W. Tomlinson's family visited Eureka for George Winter’s hospitalization, while Gerald Collins and family welcomed a son at St Mary’s Hospital in March. Grandparents named. other notes report housing, PTA cancellation due to snow, library staff change, a large family gathering, Alaska trip, and an Ottawa fire call with no damage.
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Bill Pogue
Herman Gilborn
Salina
Gerald Collins
Kansas City
St. Mary’s Hospital
Collins
Rene
Ted Farrell
L. E. Collins
Council Rejects Ethics Study in Kansas Legislature
TOPEKA Kansas Legislative Council rejected a proposal for a code of ethics study by an 8 to 6 vote. Rep Alvin Bauman led the effort. the council then tasked its Federal and State Affairs Committee to survey the state printing plant and review a law requiring certain reports from out of state corporations operating in Kansas. The council also assigned a committee to study telephone rates charged to the legislature, with Lt. Gov. Joe Henkle noting the legislature’s limited use and Sen. Don Hults opposing intruding on executive affairs.
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Alvin Bauman
D-Sabetha
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
Kansas
Anderson
Joe Henkle
Don Hults
Lawrence
Kansas Corporation Commission
Payroll Master Faces Embezzlement Charges in Kansas City Plant
Jerry Lee Graham, 22, payroll master at Maurer Neuer packing plant, was arrested and charged with 12 counts of embezzlement totaling 1257 dollars. He allegedly wrote 12 checks to a fictitious employee and cashed them himself. Arrained and held on 25000 dollar bond.
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Kansas City
Kan
Maurer- Neuer
Jerry Lee Graham
Graham
Schedule Talks for Journalist Charles A. Wells in Ottawa
Journalist Charles A. Wells will deliver five full days of speeches in Ottawa next week. He will address noon meetings of four civic clubs Lions Sertoma Rotary and Kiwanis. speak twice at Ottawa University Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. and address Kays Kayettes Thursday morning. He appears at First Baptist Church with evening talks including Sunday two sermons Christian Truth vs Politics Militarism and Science and Monday Christian Truth in Business. Tuesday Christian Truth in Race Relations and Wednesday Russia behind the Iron Curtain. A women’s tea is planned Monday afternoon.
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Charles A. Wells
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Lions
Sertoma
Rotary
Kiwanis
Ottawa University
Kays
Kayettes
Baptist Church
Russia
Seek To Free Carole Tregoff
Los Angeles AP report says Carole Tregoff and Dr R Bernard Finch face murder charges in the July 18 death of Barbara Jean Finch. A mistrial was declared after jurors failed to reach a verdict with the jury split 10 2 to convict Finch and 8 4 to acquit his receptionist. Attorneys seek bail or separate trial and the prosecution opposes.
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Los Angeles
Carole Tregoff
Carole
Superior Court
John Barnes
Dist
William McKesson
R. Bernard Finch
Barbara Jean Finch
Tighter Rights Plan Emerges In Voting Debate
Washington AP report says civil rights leaders draft a stronger voting plan allowing minority ballots to be cast while rights are challenged. Ballots would be impounded and later passed on. Rep. Emanuel Celler says plan gained cross party support, prompting parliamentary disruption before restoration of voting enforcement. A House decision looms tonight.
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Washington
House
Emanuel Celler
New York
Hospital Notes Admissions List and Dismissals
Admission notes include Kenneth McMahon Osawato mie Mrs George Silvius 836 S Locust Mrs Ida Richards 625 N Hickory Thomas N Christie Pa ola Mrs Augustus Aguirre 926 N Cherry Ricky Dean Runnells 624 N Oak Gerald R Crawford RFD 2 Wellsville Steve C Hughes Wellsville today Dismissals list Charles Curtis Cedar House nursing home Mrs Charles E Hamilton Williamsburg Charles Eugene Finch Rantoul today
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Kenneth McMahon
Osawatomie
George Silvius
S. Locust
Ida Richards
Hickory
Thomas N. Christie
Paola
Augustus Aguirre
N. Cherry
Ricky Dean Runnells
N. Oak
Gerald R. Crawford
RFD
Wellsville
Steve C. Hughes
Charles Curtis
Cedar House Nursing Home
Charles E. Hamilton
Williamsburg
Charles Eugene Finch
Rantoul
Eisenhower Says Violence Won't Advance Civil Rights
President Eisenhower told reporters violence will not advance minority civil rights in the South. He said lawful demonstrations can show equality aspirations, but violence is not condoned. He noted some protests may be proper while others are not, and he remains sympathetic to constitutional rights when expressions remain legal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
South
House
Isenhower
Lana's Daughter To County Girl's Home
Cheryl Crane Lana Turner's 16 year old daughter is placed in a county home for teenage girls After fatally stabbing Johnny Stompanato on April 4 1958 she was made a ward of the court and custody went to Mildred Turner at the grandmother's house A probation officer calls El Retiro School for Girls a place for girls needing a vacation from home life
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Santa Monica
Calif
Cheryl Crane
Lana Turner
Superior Court
Allen T. Lynch
Cheryl
el Retiro
Sylmar
Johnny Stompanato
Mildred Turner
Funeral services for Mrs R E DeGraff
Relatives and friends of Mrs. R E DeGraff will meet at Towner's Chapel Thursday at 10 am to proceed to St John's Cemetery at Homewood for a graveside service at 10 30 am. Rev William Kaufman will officiate the service.
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R. E. Degraff
Towner's Chapel
St. John’s Cemetery
Homewood
William Kaufman
Damage suit filed over May 12 collision
A $17,500 damage suit was filed in District Court against James Lucky Williams Sr. and James Lucky Williams Jr. by Barbara Adams Meeker. The suit seeks $15,000 for injuries to Meeker and $2,500 for her husband, alleging the elder Williams allowed his son to drive. Jr. was found guilty in Police Court of following too close and fined $30. an appeal was dismissed.
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James Lucky Williams Sr
James Lucky Jr
S. Sycamore
Barbara Adams Meeker
Red Jacket
Young Williams
Younger Williams
Williams
Meeker
Lost Boy Found Near Home in Barn Near Carthage
A 10 year old boy missing for six hours was found in a barn 300 feet from his home five miles north of Carthage. Robert Lee Pyle told his parents he had gone on a hunting trip and hesitated to return home. He was slightly cold but otherwise well. Sheriff officers, patrolmen, and volunteers aided the search despite rain and a 31 degree day.
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Carthage
Robert Lee Pyle
Loren Pyle
Robert
Jasper
Barton
Pictures Of Former Masters Adorn Ottawa Masons Temple
After extensive searching photographs of two past worshipful masters were found and placed in the Masonic Temple. The images honor Joe Marsh who served as worshipful master in 1874 and H. D. Crain who held the office in 1673, 1875, 1876, 1878 and 1881, joining others who led the lodge through the years.
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Ottawa
Masonic Temple
Joe Marsh
H. D. Crain
Marsh
Crain
Motherwell Faces New Charges After Murder Conviction
Downieville Calif AP convict Larry Lord Motherwell, 42, already found guilty of murdering Pearl Putney in 1956, now faces death-penalty efforts for alleged murders of his second wife Sarah and their mongoloid child Heather. Prosecution aims to show three killings with witnesses planned from Frederick Maryland.
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Downieville
Calif
Tuesday Kight
Larry Lord
Motherwell
Washington, D.C
Pearl Putney
Washington
Sarah
Heather
Frederick
Gordon I. Smith
Lynn Compton
John T. Reyes
Clydesdale Place
Mrs. Putney
Here
Turner's Canyon
Reward Offered For Three Mail Thieves Killings
The Post Office Department posted a 12000 reward for information leading to three suspects in the slayings of postal investigators John McAuliffe Jr and Benedetto Spizzirri in Chicago. Investigators, in work clothes, stopped a car and seized two mail pouches before the gunmen fled by bus or car.
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Chicago
Post Office Department
Southwest Loop
John McAuliffe Jr
Benedetto Spizzirri
Roof Collapse at Ottawa Warner Falls Foundry
A portion of the east half of the Ottawa Warner foundry roof collapsed yesterday under heavy snow. The plant was unused and unheated. Officials said other sections have been shored to prevent further damage. No injuries and minor damage reported.
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Ottawa
Warner Falls
Would Establish Health Center In San Diego
Dr. Jonas Salk seeks a multimillion-dollar health research institute in San Diego with a 40 acre UC site. Voters and possibly UC must approve. Salk forecasts about three million dollars in cost and aims to research all human diseases, sharing the site with UC.
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San Diego
Calif
Jonas Salk
University of California
University
Salk
Notice of Suit and Sale in Franklin County Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas Don Shade and Audry Shade sue Charles Morse for replevin with damages. Charles Morse must answer by April 14 1960 else judgment by default. Also notice of sale of described real estate March 22 1960 at 2 30 p m at Ottawa courthouse west front door. No right of redemption. bid not less than two thirds of appraised value plus costs. Sheriff Max R Gilmore and attorneys Karl Shawver Myron S Steere Bowers & Bowers represent defendants.
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State of
Kansas
Charles Morse
District Court
Franklin County
Don Shade
Audry Shade
Ottawa
Said County
Said
Franklin
Max R. Gilmore
Karl V. Shawver
Paola
Myron S. Steere
Bowers & Bowers
L. A
Blanche, Welton
Ida M. Browning
Wilbert L. McCandless
W. L. McCandess
Ottawa Kansas Commissioner of Finance and Revenues list
A list of candidates filing statements of candidacy for the office of commissioner of finance and revenue in Ottawa Kansas. Names include James G. Alexander and Charnel Queen, with official city seal and date March 14, 1960. City Clerk Donald R. Capper signs.
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Ellumun Nnlice
Ottawa
Kansas
Finance
Revenud Alexander
James G. Queen
Charnel
Donald R. Capper
Ottawa Kansas special voter registration notice 1960
Special Registration Notice to electors of Ottawa Kansas announces voter books open March 21 to March 25 1960 daily 6 to 10 pm and close March 25 at 10 pm for the April 8 1960 general municipal election. voters must re register if previously registered but did not vote in November 1958 or if they moved or changed name. register in person at City Hall with special arrangements for sick or disabled. City Clerk
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Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Saidty
Donald R. Capper
Local Court Notice in County Kansas
First published March 16 1960 and last published March 30 1960 in County Kansas under case H 8 Wilson et al and related legal action details provided in the public notice.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Benjamin L. Carter
Harriet I. Harkmna
H. 8. Wilson
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