Ottawa notices and community briefs from 1950s era paper
Local notices include phone contacts for newspaper delivery, a heart attack recovery note, Gentry moving to Wichita for Beech Aircraft, and piano tuning. Sage production staff at Emporia State College, Vel Rene Beauty Shop ad, and El don Evans a 1953 Ottawa High graduate. Policy meeting at American Legion hall, public sale near Baldwin Junction, and funeral attendance by Vinta Finch and Oma Finch. Parking citations in Ottawa, sheriff meetings in State Line, and a farewell supper planned. Social Security filing for Liberty area farmers, induction plans to Fort Leonard Wood, and international transfer to Hamburg. Fourth Quarterly Conference dates in Ottawa and session details. Corrected address for Bob F. Carter, and patient updates at K U Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Evans
Francis Miller
Lloyd Neal
C. W. Robe
Liberty Community Club
Phillip Pritchard
Rex Woods
Ottawa
Kansas City
Ft. Leonard Wood
Kas
Aretiow
Hamburg
Germany
Deaths Visit Hospital After Wichita Trip
Funeral services set for John L Adamis who died last June 17 after a visit to his brother in law A E Gentry and Wichita Hospital. Services at McVey Dengel Mortuary at 2 p m with Rev William Weber officiating. Burial in Highland cemetery. Also Emma Jane Carpenter died March 14 with services at McVey Dengel Mortuary March 16. Rev W B Devilbiss and Rev Gerald Mease officiated with Albert Williams and Patsy Richardson leading hymns. Burial in Highland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Milling
Cypress
John L
Wichita
Adamis
A. E. Gen
McVentry
Wichita Hospital
Gentry
William Weber
Highland Cemetery
No Immediate Need for Large Education Planning Program
Washington report says a committee of the American Council on Education finds no immediate need for the seven and a half million dollar education planning program Eisenhower proposed. It notes the U S Office of Education report shows few states have provisions for planning and calls the report inadequately supported by the facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Council On Education
Eisenhower
U. S. Officer of Education
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Listed
Admitted: Mrs Effie M Maxey Richmond Mrs R W Snodgrass 832 N Main Monday Paula Ellsworth 1014 Locust Mrs Earl Whitney Baldwin today Dismissed Rex Bowling 508 W 10th Monday Mrs Cora Frampton Cedar House Mrs Selina Windett Quenemo Mrs Theodore Smith and baby daughter Route 2 Pomona Mrs Raymond Mundell Route 2 today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie M. Maxey
Richmond
R. W. Snodgrass
N. Main
Paula Ellsworth
Earl Whitney
Baldwin
Rex Bowling
Cora Frampton
Cedar
Selina Windett
Quenemo
Theodore Smith
Pomona
Raymond Mundell
Navy Air Show Planned Aboard Franklin D Roosevelt
President Eisenhower to witness a bombing strafing and rocket firing demonstration aboard the 45 000 ton carrier Franklin D Roosevelt about 650 miles southeast of Jacksonville Florida The Canberra with Eisenhower will dispatch planes to its vicinity as Hagerty reports the voyage continues toward Bermuda for talks with Prime Minister Macmillan Eisenhower health reportedly improving after a six day Bermuda cruise following a cough cold and ear inflammation.
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Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
James C. Hagerty
White House
Canberra
Ejsen- Hower
Jacksonville
Fla
Hagerly
Barton
Hisenhower
Bermuda
Harold Macmillan
Exuma Sound
Bahama Islands
Hamilton
Norfolk
Exuma Bay
Bahamalé Islands
Cat Island
Two Wichita Lawyers Face Disbarment Proceedings
Kansas Attorney General John Anderson filed disbarment charges against Roy S. Trail and John N. Stice, alleging they conspired with known burglars and aided felons to thwart political processes. The case cites Stice’s role as a Court of Common Pleas judge and notes scrutiny by the attorney general’s office over several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topekaa
John Anderson
Wichita
Roy 8. Trail
John N. Stice
Court of Common Pleas
Anderson
Trail
Junction City
Kansas
Voung
Jopeka
Sedgwick County
Richard Shannon
Kansas City
Stice and
Debated State Aid for Junior Colleges and Municipal Universities
In Topeka the Kansas Senate planned a debate on proposed state aid of about 1 million dollars per year for junior colleges and municipal universities in Topeka and Wichita. Supporters say aid eases the burden on state schools. opponents warn it could trigger requests from other institutions. The day included wide bills activity as both chambers faced deadlines. The House advanced a earnings tax measure for first class cities after favorable committee action, while a social welfare bill limiting medical care funds was killed. The Senate upheld House action restoring a 12.5 million dollar sales tax residue distribution to counties and rejected rotating the Kansas Corporation Commission chairmanship, with Byrd potentially gaining the post pending a judge’s appointment for Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Senate
Thestate
Wichita
Senate
House
Flushing
Public Welfare
State Board of Social Welfare
George Docking
House Roads and Highways Committee
State Highway Patrol Board
Docking
Kansas Corporation Commission
Richard Byrd
John Young
Byrd
ECC
Howard Immel
Rtola
Capital Air Inspects Wing Flap Belts On Viscount Planes
Capital Air Lines will conduct a precautionary inspection of wing flap attachment belts on its Viscount passenger aircraft following the Manchester crash that killed 22 people. The carrier stresses the Viscount is a different model built to US standards and manufactured by Vickers Ltd in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Airlines
England
Manchester
Capital
United States
Vickers, Ltd
Peronist Escape From Chilean Prison Stuns Argentina
Six top Peronistas fled a Chilean prison 1,200 miles south of Buenos Aires with alleged bribes totaling millions of pesos. The escape triggered swift actions by the Argentine government, including staff arrests and frontier guard replacements, as exiled Peronistas warn of renewed Peron influence amid political crisis and labor tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diehard Peronistas
Anti-Peronistas
Peron
Jorge Antonio
Hector J. Campora
Peronista
Chamber
Dep
Buenos Aires U
Peronistas
Jose Gomez
Congress
Chile
Federal
Prest Jtion
Pedro “Aramburu
Jose Espejo
Argentine Labor Confederation
Juan D. Peron
Guillermo Kelly
Rio Gallegos
Buenos Aires
Patagonia
John William Cooke
Peronista Party
Juan de la Cruz Ocampo
Punta Arenas
Committee Hikes Budget Requests
TOPEKA. The Senate Ways and Means Committee approved a bill increasing Gov. George Docking's budget recommendations for 18 state agencies by 1,116,000 dollars. The action was announced today by Sen. August Lauterbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
George Docking
August Lauterbach
Fatal Blast at Ford Plant in Detroit
An explosion at Ford Motor Co s Rouge plant injured about 25 workers and killed John Goodwin 56. The blast in a paint spray booth shattered a wall and sent flames through the area as 2,000 workers were in the building. Cause undetermined. unit resumed with midnight shift after extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouge
Ford Motor “Co
John Goodwin
Detroit
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Beech Aircraft Corporation
Jay Ellis
Vel Rene Beauty Shop
Vern Schneider
Baldwin Junction
Ruhamah Baptist Church
James Finch
Vinta Finch
Valgene Blankenship
Chase
Clarence Stucky
Kingman
Harry Negley
Leonard Stevens
Walter Clum
Chanute
Robert Bolyard
Raymond Finch
la Habra
Calif
Franklin County
Jay Brown
Anderson County
Sam Geer
State Line
Harrisonville
Geer
Richter Methodist Church
Trinity Methodist Church
John Clinton
R.B. Craig
Bob F. Carter
Angus Wheel
Ash
K. U., Medical Center
Lauis H. Dengel
Dean Berlin
Main
Joh Cashiola
Houston
Tex
New York
Colby
Board of Regents
Top
Oory
Ford
First National Bank
State Bank Bldg
S.W. Cor
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pleasant Grove
Dover Corner
John Deere
Oliver Superior
I.H.C
A.C. Combine
Norge
Claude Myers and Son