Fined for stopping at stop sign in Ottawa area
Louis Plaschka was fined five dollars and costs by Judge Milo Harris in county court for failing to stop at a stop sign as Highway Patrolmen Art Jensen and Bob Conaty cited him. The report also notes other local items: coyote bounty collected by C. T. Dawson, coverage of Einsaa Funeral Directors meeting in Topeka, Dunning from England visiting Ottawa radio station, and ongoing court actions including the city’s suit against Arthur Tucker seeking over 35000 in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Plaschka
Rt. 3
Ottawa
Art Jensen
Bob Conaty
Milo Harris
Sat Bariquet
Pittsburg
Sithn L. Monahan
B County
Kenneth Cook
Exie DeGraffenreidt Baldwin
Brian Dunning
England
University of Kansas
Dunning
Englad
iPrinceton High School
Sohoomore
Restate
Arthur Tucker
Topeka
City - Tucker
Son Improves After Cuba Trip Illness
Mrs. A. M. Spears reports her son Clair Spears in Cuba with a serious illness due to a viral infection. He is improving, accompanied by daughter Mrs. Neil Bibson of Springfield, Missouri. Clarence Nauman earns Doctor of Dental Surgery degree at University of Kansas City on June 5. Baptist Home Builders auction May 20 at 1122 N. Main to fund new educational building. Vic Harrod, stationed at Long Beach, visits parents of Mrs. Harrod Mr. and Mrs. Steve Ralph. Elma G. heads G. A. R. leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Spears
Cuba
Clair Spears
Elasa
University of Kansas City
Clarence Odell Nauman
Mrr
Clarence Nauman
S. Mulberry
Baptist Auction
First Baptist Church
N. Main
Want
Vic Harrod
Navy
Long Beach
Mrs. Harrod
Princeton woman elected president at Topeka encampment
Jean Cannady of Princeton was elected president of the Kansas department of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic at the annual encampment in Topeka yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Cannady
Princeton
Kansas Department of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Topeka
Hospital Notes Admits and Disms at Several Addresses
Admitted Mrs. John Quin of 482 Ash on Wednesday. John Rodgers of 130 Ma ple today. Dismissed Mrs. Vernon Scott of Williamsburg, Mrs. Jesse Pardon and baby daughter of Pomona, Ida Marie Mills of Parker, and Mrs. H. A. Ward of route 1 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Quin
John Rodgers
Vernon Scott
Williams ‘Burg
Jesse Pardon
Pomona
Ida Marie Mills
Parker
H. A. Ward
Deaths: Mrs D W Dawkins in Clayton Missouri
Ottawa brief notes the death of Mrs D W Dawkins at her Clayton Missouri home after a long residence in Ottawa. Survived by husband and three children, funeral in Clayton tomorrow at 9 am. Also obituary of Frank J Gilbert 77 dies at Cedar House Nursing Home Ottawa after illness since February. Survived by one nephew and one niece. funeral at Coughlin Chapel Wellsville with burial there. Reverend Loyal Hiatt to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. W. Dawkins
Ottawa
D. W. Dawkins
Clayton
Dawkins
B. D. Bennett
Eb, W. Myers
Tulsa
Madeline Dawkins
The
Home
Frank J. Gilbert
Cedar House Nursing Home
le Loup
Ohio
Florida
Coughlin, Chapel
Wellsville
Wellsville Cemetery
Loyal Hiatt
Wellsville Baptist Church
Funeral services for Robert J. Weegar held in Williamsburg
Funeral services for Robert J. Weegar who died May 1 were held May 3 at 2 p m at Williamsburg Methodist church with Rev. Charles Minsch. Pallbearers included Arthur Dehn Jesse Edgecomb Frank Davis Foster Roberts L T Pattie and Ed Crabb. Singers W C Fogle Mrs T Thornton Mrs L T Pattie Forrest Bond with Mrs J S Decker. Interment followed at Mt Hope cemetery Williamsburg.
Declare Emergency In Afghanistan
Afghanistan proclaims a state of emergency and calls its minister to Pakistan. Radio Kabul reports mobilization of the army as Kabul prepares to face aggression. The dispute over Pathan tribesmen along the frontier borders Pakistan and Afghanistan, with Afghanistan backing the frontier tribes in their push for a new state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabul
Bao Dai Ousted as Viet Nam Chief of State
In Saigon a 4000 member National Congress approved Bao Dai's removal as Viet Nam's Chief of State while a separate 700 member assembly debated giving Premier Ngo Dinh Diem sole power to arrange elections. Bao Dai’s role as constitutional monarch was deemed unacceptable. Southern members protested Premier controlled election power preferring provincial councilor input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
National Congress
Bao Dai
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
National Revolutionary Committee
States
Congress’ Executive Committee
Dulles Sees Encouraging Signs On World Situation
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a series of small but significant signs suggests the time may be near when those signs translate into real progress. He spoke during discussion of the 3 percent billion dollar foreign aid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hea
Nannie Doss Not Insane Faces Murder Trial
Tulsa Grandmothe r Nannie Doss is found mentally competent and will stand trial on June 6 for the murder of her fifth husband. Psychologists offered mixed testimony during a sanity hearing, with county officials labeling her an expert female offender and the public defender noting she may be a victim of society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
al District Court
Nannie Doss
House approves defense spending with no personnel cuts
The Appropriations Committee endorsed the administration's plan for June 1955 and June 1956 military funding, proposing 31.488 billion dollars in new defense appropriations. It preserved personnel levels and outlined budgets for Army Navy Air Force and related programs, alongside crop and commodity price data used to offset costs.
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Defense Department
House
Senate
Iccceves Svvesnannas da
Washington
Appropriations Committee
RYO
Army
SAS
Navy
Air Force
Soldier Killed In Car Crash Near Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas reports the death of M.Sgt. Robert J. Owen 34 killed when his car left a county road west of Leavenworth and overturned in a pasture. Passenger Nellie Marie Fahey 36 escaped with cuts and bruises. Owen formerly of Macomb Illinois is survived by his wife two children and his mother, all of Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Robert J. Owen
Ast Guard Co
Nellie Marie Fahey
Qwen
Macomb, Il
Salk's Parents Named Jewish Parents of the Year
Mr and Mrs Daniel Salk aged 65 of New York honoured as Jewish Parents of the Year by the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York. Their son is Dr Jonas E Salk discoverer of the antipolio vaccine. Lonneyville West Virginia derives its name from the Loo jney family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York !S
Daniel Salk
Jonas E. Salk
The
Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of
New York
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Pucver Ambulance
Sue Towner
C. T. Dawson
Williams Insurance
Maxine
A Zar Medfing
Joe Towner
Einsaa Funeral Directors
Toweka
Gene Ames
Walnut
St. Luke’s Host
Kansas ‘City
South Ilinois
Amanda Cain
Warren Lee Chambers
Gerald Shepherd
Sandra Alien
Carol iCade
Gary Stansbury
Gene
Phyllis
George May
Gladys Adams
Sigma Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
Dick Wilson
Army Pvt
Quig
F. Williams
S. Main
Marion Williams
Sth
10Th Agiment
Germany
Pvt
Illiams
Comee
G. A.R
Elma
Nina I. Fisher
Eugene Macolm
Ruhamah Cemetery
Rantoul
Kansas
Louis H. Dengel
Moler
Mae Chappell
Afghanistan
Austria
Vienna
Eisenhower
Rep. Mahon
D-Tex
Rep. Flood
Dpa
G. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Jack Nelson
Kas
Wileson
Anderson County
H. W
Albert
Tewart & Son
Harold
BEN Printy Auctionser
Erra Paraway Stats Lps Co
Trymens
Sun Glasses
Agen
Hy Iain
Syrisa
Naced
Bzeielb
Ocean City
Prewitt
Lia, Prewitt
R. Prewitt & Sons
Pleasant Hill, Mo
Willis Garden Center
Salk
Lonneyville, W. Va
Loojney
Kramer
Mai
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