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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1956

Page

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Ottawa area briefs and notices updated

Funeral services for Liddie M. Myers were held at Lane Baptist Church with Rev. Bolcourt officiating. Burial followed in Lane Cemetery. New address for David Mille, son of Gene Mille, is SR 480 2864, Co. 210, 20d¢th Batt, US Naval Training Center Great Lakes. Eastern trip report by Ottawa U students at Rotary. Baysinger bound over on insufficient funds charge. in jail serving previous assault sentence. Flu illness affects Mary Dean Holle. Highway Patrol safety talks held at rural high schools. Residents hear about tennis and Easter events. trash fire at Hubbard Lumber Co. extinguished with no damage.

David Mille Gene Mille Mulberry David Lee Mille US Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill Navy John Butler Marilyn Hetherington Ottawa U Washington United Navns New York Rotary Club T Prof William Myers Walter Simpson Garnett Bob Bradford McAlester Oklo Bruce Crill Ed Jaf MacKenzie Tonn Karl Reuterhard Reed Lawrence Kansas City Kas Orval Baysinger Ottawa Justice Court Baysinger

Hospital Notes From Local Page

Admitted Mrs Loy F Gerth Lane Joe Disque 711 N Cedar Caroll Hoover 604 N Main Tuesday Births Mr and Mrs R G Seward 704 N Mulberry son born Tuesday weight 8 lb 9% oz Mr and Mrs Arlo R Peterson 411 E 14th daughter born Tuesday weight 6 lb 11% oz Mr and Mrs August Tersiner 611 Ash daughter born today weight 8 lb 5% oz Dismissed Mrs Riley Melchert route 1 Tuesday Melvin Ray Soper 436 S Poplar today

Loy F. Gerth Lane Joe Disque N. Cedar Caroll Hoover N. Main R. G. Seward N. Mulberry Arlo. R. Peterson August Tersiner Ash Riley Melchert Melvin Ray Soper S. Poplar

Berserk suspect captured after siege in Callands Virginia

Callands Virginia police cornered a 46 year old man named Harris in a farm house after a 10 hour siege. Bloodhounds tracked him to reeds and state police restrained him after a wall breach. Harris had attacked his elderly father with a hammer injuring him and four officers during the standoff. He sustained eye and leg injuries from a public safety pellet device and fumes filled the house.

Callands Taint Harris Harris

Tornado Damages Town In Oklahoma

A tornado ripped through Talihina Oklahoma in the southeast corner of the town last night about 7 30 p m after a heavy rain and hail storm causing extensive property damage no injuries were reported by authorities at the scene

Talihina Okla Oklahoma

Structural repairs stabilize sagging residences and churches

Repairs address sagging floors and bulging walls with underpinning and stabilization. A steel center beam supports floors and underpinning lifts and levels structures to restore safety and integrity.

Teamsters Return From Hawaii in Brief Executive Session

Honolulu wire reports the American Federation of Labor Teamsters Union, the nation’s largest, returned to the mainland after a two session six day executive committee meeting. President Dave Beck retained authority to personally intervene in corruption cleanups, to lead an organizing drive for 250000 members, and to smooth over a dispute with AFL CIO over a loan to the International Longshoremen’s Association.

Honolulu AFL Teamsters Union Dave Beck New York Minneapolis AFL Cio Hassel Teamsters International Longshoremen’s Assn

Offices robbed in Barton County Courthouse

In Lamar Missouri during the noon hour a single robber targeted the Barton County Courthouse offices. The thief, about 50, wore a grey suit and horn rimmed glasses and took $208 from the recorder's office, $20 from the deputy recorder's funds, $40 from the magistrate court, then $75 from a local law firm across the street. Sheriff Cecil Blanchard investigated.

Lamar Barton County Cecil Blanchard County Recorder’s Office Deputy Recorder's

Library Has More Readers In Ottawa 1955 Increase

Ottawa public library reports a 16 percent rise in circulation from 1954 with 42 400 check outs of books and magazines the highest since 1942. Adult totals 22 707 books and 3 126 magazines juvenile 16 507 borrowers 3 177 with 44 percent adults. Five hundred seventy six books added this year. Hours are 10 a m to 8 30 p m six days weekly.

Ottawa Public Library Nell Barnaby Miss Barnaby

Top Priority For New Missile Race Hi Its Leaders

Washington reports the Pentagon ordered top priority for a missile able to deliver a hydrogen warhead at supersonic speed over thousands of miles. Secretary of Defense Wilson named Eger V. Murphree to direct the ambitious project. Murphree, 57, heads Esso Research and Engineering Co and will serve unpaid on leave.

Washington Pentagon Wilson Eger V. Murphree Russia Murphree Esso Research and Engineering Co Esso Research

McNees Funeral Rites Held at Pomona Church

Funeral services for Chester E. McNees who died March 21 were held March 26 at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev. John Ward officiating. Honorary pallbearers, graveside rites, and a firing squad from Ottawa National Guard marked the services. interment followed at Union Cemetery Centropalis. Mrs. Emma Stout dies in Needles auto crash. funeral held in Chanute with Rev. O F Simon officiating at Christian Church. interment Memorial Lawn Cemetery Chanute.

George Medlock Warren Black Post American Legion Union Cemetery Centropalis I. E. Ermey Chanute Emma Stout Needles Calif Ermey Ottawa Chanute Christian Church O. F. Simon Memorial Lawn Cemetery J. E. Ermey F. C. Wise Jack Ermey Lawrence

Smoking Prevalence Among U S Men and Women

Washington announced that surveys show about 53 percent of American men and 25 percent of American women smoke cigarettes regularly. Smoking is most common among those aged 25 to 44, the Agriculture Department reported.

Washington Agriculture Department

Ike Pleased At Summit Talks

President Eisenhower wrapped up the North American summit with Mexico’s president and Canada’s prime minister, praising the informal talks at the Greenbrier. Officials weigh a July meeting with Nehru and another triplet conference, as Eisenhower eyes future armchair diplomacy. He left by train for Washington after bidding farewell to St Laurent and Cortines.

White Sulphur Springs W. Va Eisenhower Mexico Canada Washington Nehru Louis St. Laurent Goodby Greenbrier St. Laurent Ottawa Adolfo Ruiz Cortines Charleston Columbine III Mexico City White Sulphur High School

Alleged Communist Seized in Chicago

A Chicago seizure tied to the Smith Act followed a federal warrant issued in Indianapolis. Emanuel Blum, linked to Communist groups in New England and elsewhere, admitted his identity after an FBI car detained him. The arrest centers on membership in the Communist party aimed at overthrow by force.

Here Chicago Said New England FBI Butterfat Blum Indianapolis Communist Party U.S

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IEWS Ers Liddie M. Myers Westphalia Welda Kincaid Colony Greeley and Kayetts Hubbard Lumber Co East Third Robert Armstrong Tremont K. U. Medical Center Mary Dean Holle Franklin County Carl Harder Yates Center Bob Canary Rantoul Richmond Princeton Posse Berserk Loula HL Dengel Hawaii U. S Mens Feats Bay ilZer Pianos Mion Shay Oikos Saunders Lamb Funeral Home Bruce M. Phillips Lee Schmitt Ash, Ohawa U. S. Aiir Force Parks Air Force Base California Ike Landscape Service Willis Cherry Ottawa, Kansas State Bank F.D.I.C Coffeyville Cedar Bluff Keen's Kansas Loan Co Kansas State Bank Bldg Turkey CMNLE Wly Riddle Shoe Store S. Main OTTA Building & Loan
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