Truthful City Briefs Parade of Local Notices
Briefs from a rural Kansas town cover church conferences at Trinity, a screening of Martin Luther at Trinity Methodist, a KCMO TV farm program on artificial insemination, and honors for Pat Going at Colorado A&M. Other items note Lions club visits, arrests, ROTC honors, a grease fire at Viola Hobart’s home, KU pharmacy initiations, and upcoming Ottawa high school events.
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Franklin County
Kcmo-Tv
Channel 5
Jack Riley
KCMO
Louis Turner
Vernon Fitzgerald
Harold Johnson
Harry Gagott
John Dougherty
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Don Collins
Artificial Breeding Association
Don Brown
Court of Honor Gives Merit Badges to Troop 74
A Garfield school Court of Honor awarded Eagle Silver Palm to Larry Bancroft and merit badges to Roger Nearmyer Mike Steere Jim Roth Bill Bemmels Gary Underwood with Scoutmaster Bob Pence honored. Dr C O Nauman became the troop's new Scoutmaster. The gathering included a potluck dinner and recognition for past service.
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Garfield School
Larry Bancroft
Roger Nearmyer
Mike Steere
Jim Roth
Bill Bemmels
Gary Underwood
Bob Pence
C. O. Nauman
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismisses Local Patients
Hospital notes list admissions for Robert W Williamson of 602 S Oak on Wednesday and Charles Robert Williams of 707 N Sycamore today. Dismissals include Derwood Troxel of Osawatomie on Wednesday and Julie Crowley of Williamsburg today.
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Robert W. Williamson
S. Oak
Charles Robert Williams
N. Sycamore
Derwood Troxel
Osawatomie
Julie Crowley
Williamsburg
Deaths Died in California
John Morris brother in law of Mrs Kenneth E Andrews of Ottawa died at Berkeley California after suffering a stroke and heart attack a week earlier Mayor Kenneth Andrews traveled to California upon learning of Morris illness Funeral services were held at Berkeley today and the mayor is expected home tomorrow
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John Morris
Kenneth E. Andrews
Ottawa
Berkeley
Calif
Kenneth Andrews
California
Morris
George Mounce 80 Died at Ran som Memorial Hospital
George Mounce age 80 of LeLoup died last night at Ran som Memorial Hospital. He is survived by sister Mrs Flossie Conard of LaCrosse Kansas. Funeral services will be Friday at 3 30 PM at Coughlin funeral chapel Wells ville. Burial will follow in Wells ville cemetery.
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George Mounce
LeLoup
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Flossie Conard
LaCrosse
Kas
Coughlin Funeral Chapel
Wellsville
Wellsville Cemetery
Talk On Nation Growth At Rotary Meeting
James Adshead Jr of Denver, western district manager for Du Pont ex tension division, spoke to the Rotary club on Four Million Futures. He cited last year's four million births, projected U S population of 250 million by 1975, and 167 million now. He praised industry, the economy, and research for new products while illustrating with chalk cartoons. Rotary guests included four high school seniors Susie Parker Larry Ogg George Kramer Douglas Archer. Also present were Dr John Davis of Ottawa University and C D Lyman Paola Rotarian.
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du Pont Company
James Adshead, Jr
Denver
Rotary Club
United States
Susie Parker
Larry Ogg
George Kramer
Douglas Archer
John Davis
Ottawa University
C. D. Lyman
Paola
Two Greek Cypriots hanged by British in Cyprus riots fear
NICOSIA Cyprus British authorities hanged 23 year old Greek Cypriots Michael Karaolis and Andreas Demetrious for political shootings at dawn. They were the first Cypriots executed in the Enosis campaign era. Rioting fears led to armed troops patrolling towns and security around embassies.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Michael Karaolis
Andreas Demetrious
Greece
Athens
U. S
Traffic Deaths in Topeka and State Records 1956
Traffic fatalities in Kansas reported by the State Accident Records Section cover the last 24 hours and year to date in 1956 with figures for the same period in 1955. An earlier fatality not previously reported is included.
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Topeka
Kansas
Low Bidders For Larned State Hospital Projects
TOPEKA i Apparent low bids on two construction projects at Larned State Hospital were submitted yesterday by Salina and Wichita firms. Wilson Constructors of Salina bid 37 800 for remodeling Cottage A while Wel ler and Boucher of Wichita bid 44 500 for a bakery building, exceeding the available 50 000 by 4 500.
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Topeka i
Larned State Hospital
Salina
Wichita
Wilson Constructors
Weller and Boucher
H Bomb Test Again Put Off In Pacific
The planned dawn detonation of an H bomb near Bikini Atoll was postponed eight hours before blast time. Wind shifts threatened nearby Marshall Islands, prompting earlier postponements from Monday. Next firing could be delayed up to 48 hours, possibly Saturday U S time. Joint Task Force 7 began evacuations and prep for the blast as ships bound for blast stations redirected away from Namu.
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Bikini
Estes
U. S
Marshall Islands
Joint Task Force 7
Bikini Atoll
Namu
Mercury soars to 101 at Liberal breaking month record
The temperature climbed to 101 degrees yesterday in Liberal, surpassing the prior monthly high of 100 degrees set on May 31, 1910. Readers are reminded to buy or sell through Want Ads.
No Opposition To Defense Bill Pass Expected
Washington reports the House is set to approve a 33.665 billion defense bill for the next fiscal year with little opposition. Debates revealed figures trimmed from Eisenhower requests may be restored, while leaders warned of mutual deterrence between the United States and Soviet Union as defense spending stays high.
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Appropriations Committee
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Navy
Air Force
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Mahon
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Atomic Power 15 Years Off Says AEC Chief
The Atomic Energy Commission states economical power from atomic reactors remains 5 to 15 years away. Louis H. Roddis, head of the AEC power reactor division, told the House Appropriations Committee that the day of low-cost power is not here. Attend some church next Sunday.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
House Appropriations Committee
Louis H. Roddis
The
AEC
Orders End To Desegregation
Cir cuit Judge Walter B. Jones ordered Montgomery city buses to discontinue a desegregation policy. He ruled segregation on state operated buses not yet banned by the Supreme Court and urged the company to comply with laws prohibiting race mixing on public conveyances. National City Lines officials said they will obey the injunction.
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Montgomery
Ala
Walter B. Jones
Montgomery City Lines
Jones
U.S. Supreme Court
Chicago
Benjamin W. Franklin
National City Lines, Inc
Montgomery Company
Civil War Vet Seeks Confederate Shirt for 110th Birthday
Slant Virginia John Salling, one of the Souths three surviving Civil War veterans, asks Gov Thomas B Stanley to send a Confederate Shirt to mark his 110th birthday Tuesday. He also desires a birthday cake. Maj W C Thomas of the Virginia state police in Richmond plans to present a 10 gallon hat as a birthday gift.
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Slant
John Salling
South
Thomas B. Stanley
Salling
Maj
W. C. Thomas
Virginia State Police
Richmond
Prisoner Dies in Cell at State Penitentiary
Claude Winner, 63, inmate at the State Penitentiary, died in his cell last night apparently of a heart attack. He arrived in February 1954 from Marion County to serve a 110 year sentence for sodomy.
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Lansing
Claude Winner
State Penitentiary
Marion County
Ike Sent To Hospital For New Checkup
President Eisenhower enters Walter Reed Hospital tonight for a new physical examination. Doctors will study his heart condition in light of last September’s coronary thrombosis. The team plans tests tomorrow morning and a report is expected Saturday noon after his discharge.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Army
Walter Reed Hospital
White House
Peacocks Kept at King Solomon Court
Historical note records peacocks kept at the court of King Solomon reflecting royal display and avian kept for omen status and ceremonial roles within ancient governance and court life.
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Solomon
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