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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1955

Page

2

Father of Three Held For Kidnapping Girl in Canada

A Toronto area man Phillip O Desse, 33, a plumbing contractor from Penetanguishene, was held after abducting 8 year old Alice Nesbitt, daughter of a wealthy Toronto lawyer. Alice was found unharmed within four hours, after a ransom call to her mother and a taxi-cab scene involving a 12 year old messenger. Police recovered the station wagon license and arrested O Desse, who reportedly was in debt. The Nesbitt family prepared to pay the ransom before Alice was released.

Poronto Tp Toronto Alice Nesbitt Phillip O'Desse Penetanffuishené Ont O’desse Alice Wallace Rankins Nesbitt Shorty Kignaper Jesse Nesbitt Forest Hills Nesbitts England Jimmy Edwards Jimmy

Railroad Striking Unions In Legal Tug Of War

Louisville and Nashville Railway seeks to overturn a cross picket line order as unions strike across 14 states. The company suspended about 50 passenger trains and sued two union groups for 645000 in damages, plus 215000 daily from AFL nonoperating unions. The Court of Appeals will hear arguments in Frankfort today.

Louisville Court of Appeals Louisville & Nashville Frankfort AFL

Dulles storms off after Yalta papers question

Secretary of State Dulles refused to answer why the Yalta papers were released now and said he would not make a statement about Canada at that moment. He told reporters the controversy over Yalta would continue through the ages as he prepared to board a plane for Ottawa.

Washington Dulles Yalta Crimea Military Air Transport Service Ottawa Canada Arnold Heeney CBS Pete Clapper Clapper

Fag Lung Cancer Row Stirs Anew

Washington notes the National Cancer Institute asserts heavy cigarette smokers have about ten times the lung cancer risk of non-smokers while director Dr. John R. Heller cautions that federal research has not advanced decisive findings. The tobacco industry disputes any proven link. The white lily is cited as a common ancient garden flower.

Washington National Cancer Institute John R. Heller

Local Society Socials and Club News Summary

Numerous community groups met Tuesday evening in various venues. Jaycee Jaynes hosted a potluck in the co op building with a short business session and games after. Arts and Crafts talk by Billie Marie Harding featured at Entre Nous with plans for an April dinner dance. Friendly Circle class held at Trinity Methodist with officers elected. Acorn Rustlers 4-H club hosted a farm safety film at Acorn community program. H. B. club hosted dinner led by Mrs. Carl Barnhart. Birthday dinner honored Mrs. H. F. Morris. Students speculate on ancient lens shaped glasses likely decorative ornaments, not true lenses.

Jaycee Jaynes Tripoli Robert Anrig Clyde Hashagen Jim Warnock Bernard Hawley Carlos Pence Robert Howell Gene Mavity Dean DeGarmo al Knoeppel John Marcy Entre Nous Billie Marie Harding Jack Bennett Mmes Max Alderman F. R. Bennett, Jr Wayne Capron Wilbur Foulks Robert Hill Frank Sheldon Robert Killough Robert Miller James ‘Ogg Tom Porter R. S. Roberts Joe Stephenson William and Jack Wallace Friendly Circle Trinity Methodist Church Dwight Haworth R. W. Everett Acorn Community Club Acorn Rustlers Glen Greenfield Bill Ratliff

Babies Named At Ransom Memorial Hospital

Ball couple of 303 S Cedar welcomed son Michael Lee born March 13 weighing six pounds ten ounces. Geisler couple of Princeton welcomed daughter Sandra Kay born March 14 weighing seven pounds six ounces.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Ball Milford Ball S. Cedar Michael Lee

Camel Lothario at Crandon Park Zoo Sparks Commission Talk

Cecil the camel at Crandon Park Zoo in Miami shows romance yearnings by cavorting toward neighboring pens and to a nine foot giraffe named Carol. zoo director A D Barnes reported the behavior to the County Commission, which began to address the issue.

Miami Fla Cecil Crandon Park Zoo Carol A. D. Barnes County Commission

Park weighs buying Cecil a mate as funds linger

Zoo officials consider purchasing a young female camel for Cecil who has lived at the park for two years. They lack firm budget figures and are checking finances while Cecil continues his lively displays. If funds allow, a camel birthday gift could arrive next month.

Cecil Zoo

Searchers Miss Tree In Yard

Syracuse reporters recount a missing child case in Dewitt where 9 thirty searchers scoured the countryside for Charlie Vogel a four year old. He was found two hours later perched in an apple tree in the front yard.

Syracuse N. Y Dewitt Charlie Vogel Charlie

Dean Berlin Agent 109 E Second

Dean Berlin listed as agent at 109 East Second with contact phone 386. The brief entry notes his role and the address with a single telephone line for reach. No additional context or events are provided in the readable text.

Dean Berlin

Church To Print Bibles In Russia

A Seventh-Day Adventist Church leader says the denomination has obtained permission to publish Bibles in Russia for the first time in 28 years. The statement comes as part of efforts by faith groups to expand religious publishing in the region.

Russia New York

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