Ottawa News Briefs Roundup Highlights Local Events
Courthouse news notes announce Saturday morning sessions. Rest periods for Myrtle Smith and Betty White filling in. Kiwanis gardeners hear G H Marshall on Ottawa improvement and set April 25 26 for minstrel show. Hawthorne PTA hosts kindergarten program and invites parents. Quiet Title suit filed by F H Stannard Nursery Ottawa against Pe- Ish visiting George McNowell of Augusta. IOOF Picnic slated July 14 15 16 with carnival. District Oddfellows meeting in Osawatomie reports 25 Ottawa members and 237 men present. Labor clinic in Ottawa yields registrations and employer interest. Lincoln PTA hears Cuba America education contrast Justo Diaz elected officers. Potluck supper for Pomona grade school basketball team. Jail note: Wayne Hendricks Topeka inmate serves 10 days. Eugene Field PTA to hold special election and review new children's books. Brownie troops No 4 10 and troop No 12 perform short program. room mothers serve refreshments.
Romantic Sailor Plans to Keep Meeting English Model
Kerrville Texas. Sailor James Lloyd Parker 25 admits he is still legally married to Frances Mallory Parker 21 of Norfolk Virginia but says they have been apart for months and he expects a divorce. He and the English model intend to continue getting acquainted. Also mentions Ottawa Herald Want Ads and a counties meeting.
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Kerrville
Tex
Virginia
James Lloyd Parker
Frances Mallory Parker
Norfolk
Hospital Notes Admitted and Discharged
Admitted Mrs Albert Booker of 216 W 6th plus Deborah Watts route 3 on Thursday. Dismissed Suzanne Adams at 1001 Main on Thursday. Mrs Grace Collins and Dorothy Dawson of 119 E Sth in Williamsburg admitted today.
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Albert Booker
Deborah Watts
Suzanne Adams
Main
Grace Collins
Williamsburg
Dorothy Dawson
E. Sth
Bonn Approves West German Rearmament in Key Vote
Bonn reports the West German Bundesrat grants 29 to 9 approval for the Paris treaty ending Allied occupation and backing rearmament. The Bundestag previously ratified by 2 to 1 amid Socialist concerns over a Saar pact with France. Final Paris accord on Saar narrowly cleared upper house.
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Bonn
Germany
Saar
France
Federal
Constitutional Court
Bundesrat
Paris
Bundestag
West Germany
Bonn Republic
Contrict Saar
Newton Leaves Equus Beds Study Group
Newton East Newton withdrew last night from the Equus Beds Study Group formed to inform the governors water study commission about underground water beds. By a split City Commission vote, Newton’s contribution was increased by 500 to 1350, while the same vote urged withdrawal as the group fulfilled its purpose.
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Newton
Poveernor's
Water Study Commission
City Commission
EBSG
Harold Lewis
Thhat Newton
Levels blast at security program by Cain
Former Republican Sen. Harry P. Cain assailed the government personnel security program calling it octopus like. He warned that systems grew faster than control or fairness and criticized authorities who label critics Fifth Amendment Communist as power for destructive evil.
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Washington
Harry P. Cain
Subversive Activities Control Board
Cain
Sale Dates and Listings From Various Kansas Markets
A historical listing outlines sale dates for multiple bidders and locations in Kansas. Jack Nelson of Pomona and Ottawa Market Base in Ottawa, with sales scheduled Mar 19 and Mar 22 respectively, plus Anderson County sale in Garnett on Mar 24 and Walter Miner near Greeley.
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Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Ottawa
Wilson
Anderson County Sale
Garnett
Walter Miner
Greeley
Deaths Attend Funeral For W. H. Cramer In Garnett
Funeral services were held today in Garnett for W. H. Cramer uncle of Mrs. John Laws with Mr. and Mrs. Laws, Don Sellers, Mrs. Lot Tie Pear and Jack Laws attending. Cramer died Tuesday night after living in Ottawa about 20 years and previously with a Garnett manufacturing firm. He leaves a widow and two sons, Creighton Cramer of Hawthorne California and Stanley Cramer of Garnett.
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Garnett
John Laws
W. HH. Cramer
Laws
Don Sellers
Lottie Pear
Jack Laws
Home
Cramer
Ottawa
Creighton Cramer
Hawthorne
Calif
Stanley Cramer
House Passes Labor Bills in Topeka Action
In Topeka the House and Senate moved toward enacting bills addressing labor disputes and drunken driving. The labor measures include outlawing secondary boycotts, secret ballots for strike votes, and mediator appointments, while drivers sobriety tests were approved for court use. A TB hospital project in Chanute would gain funding increased to 1 million dollars as bids neared a million.
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Topeka
Senate
House
Chanute
Telephone Strike Into Fifth Day
The nine state strike of Southern Bell Telephones Co. workers entered its fifth day with no break in deadlocked negotiations.
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Atlantic
Southern Bell Telephones Co
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Betty White
S. J Cedar
Phon. Herald Office
McVey Ambulance
Joe Towner
al Williamssurance
Kiwanis Club
G. H. Marshall
Kiwanis Minstrels
Yom Rupert
Salina
Alber Walker
Wichita
Havafiorne PT. A
Douglas Rhogder
Franklin
F. H. Stannard Nursery Company
George
McNowell
Augusta
John B. Piersons
Fred Funk
Harold Ingra‘ Aeham
IOOF
Osawatomie
Fred Disque
Gail Nitcher
Robert Baer
George Medlock
Seonane State Employment Service
Lincoln PT. A
Lincoln P.T. A
O. U
Justo Diaz
America
Cuba
Robert Snodgrass
Earl Mendell
Harry D. Brown
Everett Chapman
William Luce
Te Pomona
P.T. A
Wayne Hendricks
Jay Brown
Milo Harris
Ottawa Herald
U. S
Louis H. Dengel
Dodge City
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Dodge
Fred Hall
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Neill George
Waverly
Everett Phillips
Mile
Weet Waverly
R. E. DeGraff
South Cedar
Vance
Albert S Farm
Albert
Ctewart & Son
Harold
Ben Printy
Jesse
Stevens
Assmer
the Boys With
the Duds
J. L
Bud” Wassmer
John N. Wassmer
Cscessaen
Jim and
ED Fredricks
Sunrise Dairy
Franklin County
Home Delivery
Maat
Lamb Funeral Home
Herald
Peoples National Bank of
Mode O'Day Corporation
United States
Los Angeles
Howard Duncan
Duncans
S. Sycamore
Howard, Jr
Navy
James
Plains
Janet
Garfield School
S. Main
Marge Strafuss
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