Ottawa Briefs Roundup From The Herald Page
Parking in a loading zone, a $1 police court bond forfeited, bike thefts and various small notices fill the Ottawa Herald page. Headlines mention speed fines, job moves, graduates from Kansas State College, postmaster convention plans, VA hospital patients, and local civic updates. Names include Bruce Bundy, Lois Cummings, W C Graffham, and Jane Warner among many others, with multiple city, county, and state references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder
Howard R. Peimann
Michigan Valley
Lois Bernice
J. Cummings
Harry Henery Cowhawk
Struction Company
Lin
Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissed
Hospital notes list admissions including R. E. Lancaster of 620 Poplar, Bill Shenk of Rantoul, Warren Sellens Jr. route Baldwin, Mrs. K. A. Graffham Williams, Richard Smith Pomona, Mrs. Lester Bishop 203 Oak, Mrs. Warren Hughes and infant son route 2 Sherman Windett Quene mo. Today entries show jury and dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Lancaster
Poplar
Bill Shenk
Rantoul
Warren Sellens, Jr
Baldwin
K. A. Graffham
Williams
Richard Smith
Pomona
Lester Bishop
Oak
Warren Hughes
Sherman Windett
Quenemo
Grace M. Fanning dies in California era educator
Grace M. Fanning formerly of Pomona and Kasia Pomona region died March 13 in a Los Angeles hospital. She retired as head of the homemaking department at Monrovia Duarte high school about five years ago. She leaves a daughter Patricia Fannings of Alhambra Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Grace M. Fanning
Monrovia
Calif
Grace
Maxie
Pomona
Kas
Los Angeles
Monrovia-Duarte High School
Patricia Fannings
Alhambra
Dr James Branson Weaver Dies in Kansas City at 58
Dr James Branson Weaver 58 professor at University of Kansas medical school and head of the orthopedic department at University of Kansas Medical Center died last night. He taught there since 1927 and served 30 years with the Kansas Crippled Children Commission, on its board the past three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Kas
James Branson Weaver
University of Kansas Medical School
University of Kansas Medical Center
Medical School
Kansas Crippled Children Commission
Food Supplies Are Plentiful in Coming Months
The Agriculture Department reports large food supplies expected for late spring and early summer with prices near current levels. Livestock products including beef milk and poultry are expected to be plentiful, pork supplies above last year though prices may strengthen as hog markets shift. Canned fish will be scarcer until late summer while fresh vegetables rise with summer. processed commodities stay lower but price levels drift higher into 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Ask More Funds For Air Force
Washington Gen. Curtis LeMay warned that the Soviet Union already has more long-range bombers and is expanding production, suggesting Moscow would have greater striking power than the United States in 1948 1960 under current plans. Sen. Jackson said several billions in Air Force funding would be needed to meet the problem and ensure adequate national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Curtis LeMay
United States
Sen. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
Senate Armed Services
LeMay
Strategic Air
May Day Mass Celebrations Across World Stage
The article notes Moscow limiting its May Day parade to 42 minutes, Pope Pius XII urging workers to turn to Christ, and about half a million in Tokyo demanding peace and democracy. It highlights global celebrations marking labor day, with US and Canada observing Labor Day in September. Rome held a Catholic workers feast proclaimed by the pope. Communist mass meetings were active across Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Pius XII
Tokyo
International Socialist Congress
United States
Canada
Rome
St. Joseph
Nazareth
Pope Pius
Christ
St. Peter's
Milan
Italy
Communist Party
Iron Curtain
Gain In Non-Farm Employment In Kansas In March
Kansas nonfarm employment rose in March with gains across all sectors. Construction and outdoor work contributed to the upturn, totaling 544,800 employed, about 12,000 above February and 4,000 above March 1955. Unemployed benefits paid reached 1,260,557 in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
John Morrison
Candyland Theme Marks Appanoose Junior Senior Banquet
The Appanoose Junior Senior Banquet, held Friday evening at a North American hotel, featured a Candyland theme with candy canes balloons and a red yellow green and pink palette. Menu items and program numbers reflected confections while games and dancing followed the banquet. Notable guests included Ruth Hanna Lloyd Heldner Robert Dillon H T Gottschamer Glen Brown John Mohler Con Pearson and Alden Dearfoss. Seniors named Rex Woods Patsy King Dorothy Drum Eddie Garber ward Spigle. Juniors listed Jim Maag Patty Myers Pansy DeWald Rex Browning Larry Hawley Juanita Clark Rex Gilliland Jacob Markley Richard Moses Harlan Steele Jack Wiscombe Kathryn Kingery Donnie Willford and Virginia Gottschamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hanna
Mmes
Lloyd Heldner
Robert Dillon
H. T. Gottschamer
Glen Brown
John
Mohler
Qon Pearson
Alden Dearfoss
Rex Woods
Patsy King
Dorothy Drum
Eddie Garber
Ward Spigle
Jim Maag
Patty Myers
Pansy DeWald
Rex. Browning
Larry Hawley
Juanita Clark
Rex Gilliland
Jacob Markley
Richard Moses
Harlan Steele
Jack Wiscombe
Kathryn Kingery
Donnie Willford
Virginia Gottschamer
Nuclear blasts cost hundreds of millions of dollars
Officials say the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department estimate Pacific proving ground tests like Redwing and Castle will exceed 100 million dollars in direct costs. Nevada tests are cheaper, but the Pacific series is valued for weapons development. Ottawa churches welcome you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Atomic Energy Commission and Defense
Central
Pacific Proving
Pacific
Proving Grounds
Nevada
Pacific Proving Ground
West Virginia Univ Center Fielder Jack Rabbits Opens 1956
West Virginia University center fielder Jack Rabbits began the 1956 season with a strong bat, carrying a .344 career average and an active streak of 90 games reaching base during his college tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia University
Jack Rabbits
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bruce Bundy
Colony
Hickory
Kphoné Herald Office
Pen Hospital
W. C. Graffham
Sycamore
Kansas City
Wrok
Robert Vann
Gary Davis
Doyle W. Reichard
Willaismburg
Kansas Future Farmers of America
Kansas Ffa
Manhattan
Glenn ‘Fitch
Tremont
Lawton
Oklo
Carl Fitch
Carlana
Frey
Jane Kirby Warner
Ottawa
Kansas State College
Floyd “Be. Warner
Imogene
Staadt
Lloyd E. Christie
Jack van Horn
Agriculture Association
School of Agriculture Club
American Legion
Regular Legion
J. 2. Henning
Legion Post
John Gere
John A. Davis, Jr
University of Kansas
Lot
John A. Davis
Anderson County
Bush City
John Lester
Clarence Strickland
Joe Taylor
Paola
Franklin County
Martin Dickinson
Williamsburg
Harold. van Horn
Tommy Chambers
Richmond
Don Brown
Harry ‘Brink
Cinet
Richard] c. Byrd
Main Street
William A. Stevens
R. L. Stevens
Stevens
Fort Knox
Co. A
Germany
3Rd Armored Division
Wellsville
FFA
Future Farmers of America
Jimmy Gilliland
Ernest Shaffer
Cleveland
Chanute
Raymond Wagner
Judith Hol
Man of Garnett High School
East Kansas Farm Management Division
Wagner
San Diego
George McDowell
George Amison
Susan
McDowell
Maxi T Thompson
S. Cedar
Ted Mack
Kenneth Hoffman
Lester H. Hoffman
S. Mulberry
Navy Dept
Bureau of Ordnance
Washington, D. C
Belvedere _Blvd
Silver Spring
Dewey Curtiss
Ferndale
Joy Paul
Eureka
Riley Curtiss
Clare Shadle
Dennis Conger
Ottawa High School
Bud Gollier
Marie Kealin
Joel Berglund
Parker
William Albright
Mulberry
Rexall
John G. Kaiser Drug Store
Masonic
E.wilson
Dr. Weaver, KC
Otiawae
Air Force
Robert Barnes
Appanoose
Myers & Son
Centrepolis
Route 4
Overbrook
Russel Sanders
Mile East Baldwin
Roberts Market
Waetith
Waverly
Waverly Sale
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Franklin Co
Sale
Wilaya
Fate
Wilson & Locust
Printy & Son
Ben
CASE
CAZA
Ccolunna
Tierney
Naney
Hlcrest Druvein
Robert Gr MrouuMene Es
Shelley Winters
National Auto Loan
Cooperative Service
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!