Kansas student notices and local ads blend into campus life
GEORGE BRENNER son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Brenner Brinceton is a candidate for All Student Council from the School of Pharmacy at the University of Kansas. Carrol Jean Bruce daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph A Bruce 1209 S Hickory named to the honor roll of the School of Fine Arts at KU. Roy F McIntosh RFD 3 Ottawa entered Wadsworth Hospital Leavenworth Ward 1 East. Rev James Anderson pastor of North Ottawa Baptist Church and KU student won first place in state speech contest by WCTU at Haviland. Attention Eagles Dance tonight Jay Ellis 9 12 Members and Guests.
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George Brenner
Marvin Brenner
Brinceton
All
School of Pharmacy
University of Kansas
Carrol Jean Bruce
Ralph A. Bruce
Hickory
School of Fine Arts
Roy F. McIntosh
RFD
Ottawa
Wadsworth Hospital
Leavenworth
Ward
East
James Anderson
North Ottawa Baptist Church
Ottawa University
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Haviland
Kan
Kansas
Noted Critic James Whittaker Dies at 73
AP reports James Whittaker, famed newspaper and drama critic, dies at 73 in St Luke's Hospital. His 53-year career spanned Chicago Herald Examiner to New York Mirror. He married Ina Claire in 1919, later divorced, and in 1926 wed Halycone Hargrove. survived by daughter Pamela.
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NEW York
James Whittaker
Whittaker
Chicago Herald Examiner
New York Mirror
Tina Claire
Miss Claire
Halycone Hargrove
Pamela. Whittaker
St. Luke's Hospital
Award Made On Mob Law Dispute At Kansas City
A Wyandotte County jury awarded 108541 dollars under old Kansas mob law to 59-year-old A. Horner for head injuries from a June 29 1961 riot at Rosedale Park baseball game. Horner cannot work and suffers dizzy spells after being struck by a baseball bat. He sought 208360 dollars.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
McPher
Sop. A. Horner
Rosedale Park
Birdman Stroud Seeks Better Prisons Through Estate
Los Angeles AP report notes convicted killer Robert Stroud the Birdman of Alcatraz died at 73 in a Springfield Missouri prison. He left $447.84 and a 40 percent book royalty to sister Mamie Stroud Shaffer and directed his estate be used to design a better prison.
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Los Angeles
Robert Stroud
Alcatraz
Stroud
Springfield
Radiation May Save Lung Cancer Victims
Radiation therapy using supervoltage X rays showed potential to extend life for inoperable lung cancer patients. Dr. Ruth Guttmann reported 58.5 percent survived over a year among 82 treated after exploratory operations, with some living up to eight years and an average of 21 months versus 10 weeks to six months without treatment. In another group of 150 ineligible for operation, survival reached 40 percent at one year and declined to 2.5 percent at five years. Treatment involved 5,000 to 6,000 rads over five to six weeks using a two million volt unit, urging clinicians to offer radiotherapy promptly after exploratory surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Palm Beach Shores
Fla
Ruth Guttmann
Columbia University
Science Writers
American Cancer Society
Guttman
Cuba Turns Sugar Shortage Into Foreign Revenue
Washington AP analysis notes Cuba's bad sugar crop boosts world prices, yielding more hard currency for Castro to buy buses, machinery, and goods abroad. It cites U.S. views of the boycott impact and predicts 1964 prices may stay volatile as Cuban output remains unclear.
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Cuba
Ben F. Meyer Washington
Fidel Castro
Castro
England
France
Japan
Uncle Sam
Washington
Europe
U.S
UAW Urges GOP to End Radical Right Flirtation
At the 1964 UAW convention in Atlantic City Walter P. Reuther warned leaders allied with the radical right to sever ties, urging democracy be protected. The union backed civil rights, opposed wiretapping bills, called for abolition of HUAC and the Senate Internal Security subcommittee, and criticized government harassment of other unions.
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Atlantic City
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Republican Party
House UN - American Activities Committee
Senate Internal Security
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Spring Malady Hits Students at Ottawa High
Ottawa High School notes a belated spring as FBLA members compete in Topeka with Hettler first in shorthand and Mendell second. The senior basketball faculty game ends in a 73 68 OT win. exchange assembly features orchestra and folk group. Eight seniors embark on the All Kansas Tour of Chicago New York and Washington DC. We Shook the Family Tree play closes after rehearsals as spring remains elusive.
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Teresa Morrisey
OHS
Business Leaders of
America
Topeka
FBLA
Glenna Hettler
Bonita Mendell
Sheila Mulcahey
Connie Barton
Sue Judd
Shirley Korkames
Ruby Milliman
Don Peters
Peggy Walburn
Tony Zerbe
Marie Girard
Leroy Bailey
Pittsburg State College
Linda Showalter
Anne Casida
Kathy Reusch
Judy Daugharthy
Ferne Caylor
Linda Smith
Pam Mavity
Barbara Artinger
Mary Tipton
Carol Moherman
Ottawa Senior High
Rosedale High
John Jones
Larry Williams
Renee Engles
Nancy Bullock
Anne Laury
Joe McGilbray
Alan Heinlein
Anne Christie
Janice Detwiler
Kay Reams
Anne Geiss
Pricilla Carey
Peggy Reneau
Pam Kasper
Susan Fleming
Karen Snyder
Susan Sandow
John Stark
Phil Whitley
Terry Wollen
Bruce Coffman
Sally Corlis
Bob Nordyke
Eloise Warner
Terry Davis
Nickie Prentice
Doug Schultz
Tom Hickman
Chicago
New York
Washington, D. C
Paul K. Worley
White House
Mt. Vernon
Empire State Building
Statue of Liberty
United Nations
Jack Bushman
Bandits Forget Parking Spot In Payroll Heist
In London two payroll thieves escaped after beating two men, stealing $7000, and losing track of their getaway car. They turned the wrong way, returned after realizing the error, and dropped the loot in the fracas before fleeing.
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London
Court Stops Cop in Egyptiam mummy sale case
In Brussels the prosecutor's office overruled two policemen who blocked an art gallery from selling a 3,000 year old Egyptian mummy, ruling that a corpse cannot be sold. The decision clarifies legality and enforcement in antiquities trade disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Taxpayer Gripes Taxes Too Low In Lansing
In Lansing a citizen told the Tax Board of Review that his taxes are too low prompting the board to adjourn for coffee. The hearing concerns property valuation adjustments as Leroy Neal of the Fisher Body GM plant cited a $400 assessment rise while neighbors saw $1,000 to $1,800 increases. The Herald offers a weekly tip reward.
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Lansing, Mich
Lansing Tax Board of
Resview
Leroy Neal
Fisher Body
General Motors
Man seeks clemency for manslaughter conviction
I Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin sentenced January 10, 1963 for Manslaughter 1st Degree in Franklin County Kansas will apply March 26, 1964 for Executive Clemency to the Governor at his Topeka Kansas office Petitioner Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin KSP No 16324
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Samual Lloyd McLaughlin
Franklin County
Kansas
Topeka
Samuel Lloyd McLaughlin
Local Sale Notes and Auctions Listed in Community Ads
Advertisements detail farm and household sales, auctions, and livestock events across Pomona Ottawa and nearby towns. Entries include sale dates, locations such as Centropolis Franklin County and Lone Star, organizers Printy Printy Ben and Joe Button machinery sales, and open house notices with contact numbers.
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Joe Button
Centropolis
Kas
Karl Meider
Lone Star
Karl Rends
Maschinery
Rusty's Market
Lawrence
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Pomona
Bank
Kansas
Funerals for May McAnelly Held in Ottawa and Tulsa
Funeral services for Mrs May Mee Anelly who died March 17 were at Lamb Funeral Home March 20 with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating. Raymond Schmidt sang hymns with Mrs J R Henning at Ottawa service. Attending were Friendship Class of First Baptist Church six grade pupils and teachers from Princeton school. Burial followed in Rose Hill Cemetery Tulsa Oklahoma with Rev James McCrossen officiating.
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May McAnelly
May Mee
Anelly
Lamb Funeral
Raymond P. Jennings
Raymond
Three Fined By County Court
Three persons received speeding citations Friday and today. Mary L. Strehlow of 1581 Apple Lane was cited for driving 45 mph in a 30 zone. Kenneth H. Thompson of Fayetteville Arkansas was ticketed for 37 mph in a 20 mph zone today and posted a $17 bond. Thomas E. Arnold of 704 Cypress was cited today for driving 50 mph in a 30 zone.
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Mary L. Strehlow
Apple Lane
Kenneth H. Thompson
Fayetteville
Ark
Thomas E. Arnold
Cypress
Three cited three persons paid traffic fines in county court
Everett O. Thomas of Topeka paid 21 dollars in fine and costs for driving without a license. Clyde William Greisen of 1175 9th street paid 112 dollars for driving without a Kansas license. William C. Feuerborn of 524 East 3rd street paid 16 dollars for a speeding violation.
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Everett O. Thomas
Topeka
Clyde William Greisen
Kansas
William C. Feuerborn
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Ellis
Eagles
Jay Ellis
Ady
Horner
Atsk
Tennelsen Dr
City At
Walter P. Reuther
Davis
the Herald
Legals
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Charles Chilcote
S. Oak
Claude Spencer
Franklin County Sale Company
Princeton
North
Hayden Turner
Flave Watts
W. Wilson
Perry Wesen
Sycamore
Sheldon Mundy
John Ward
N. Oak
Charles Printy
Baby Son
N. Mulberry
C. W. Heckman
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
N, Main
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
Ottawa Herald
Poplar St
Grant
Dundee
Ira R
Meade
Armourdale
Kansas Avenue
Otasco
Oklahoma Tire and Supply Co
Olathe
Min
Mann Elec
Chestnut Olathe
Garden City
Bill Brown
Garden City Telegram
Cate
Warsaw
Indiana
E General Services of
Mitchell
General Services
Ottawa Herald General Services
Crouse Cabinet Shop
E.ith
Gene Powell
Lee Carter
Standard Rendering Co
Tate Leach
North Cherry
Massey Harris
Harris
Farmall
Brooks Hinkle AX
Paola
Fort
E. L. Walker
Rantoul
Alan Gingerich
Vida
Princeton Grain Co
Misc
Structural Steel
Williamson Coal and Salvage
Keen Co
Orda Mills
Eudora
H. P. Mercury
Ottawa Marine
N. Cedar
Johnson Motors
Newman
Bob Luce
North Cedar
OK Discount Store
White
Court House
Ocal
Louis Lengel
Jon Hrtuoy
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