Ottawa graduation list correction and local notices
Unclear local notices report Rogers omitted from Ottawa high school graduation list. Various briefs cover surgery, arrests for bouncing checks, a divorce filing, drunkenness, traffic citations, hospital updates, church officers elected, De Molay meeting notes, plans for Heart of America ceremony, Navy recruit graduations, and reassignment of Kansas Judicial Association officers.
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Rogers
Ottawa
Herald
Hospital Notes Admitted Patients and Dismissals
Admitted Mrs. Don Welton at 329 S Poplar and Mrs. Elmer Mallory of Pomona plus Mrs. Belle Evans of 228 N Cedar today. Dismissals include Charles Robert Williams at 707 N Sycamore and Joe Wakefield at 719 Lincoln today. Linda Forrer of Princeton, George Beatty at 911 Cypress, Mrs Nellie Brown of 719 N Mulberry, Kenneth Richardson of Pomona, and Mrs Donald F Stevenson and baby daughter of 433 S Cedar also noted today.
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Don Welton
S. Poplar
Elmer Mallory
Pomona
Belle Evans
N. Cedar
Charles Robert Williams
N. Sycamore
Linda Forrer
Princeton
George Beatty
Cypress
Nellie Brown
N. Mulberry
Kenneth Richardson
Donald F. Stevenson
S. Cedar
Joe Wakefield
Lincoln
Funeral services for Kathrine M. Markham held
Funeral services for Airs. Kathrine M. Markham who died May 7 were held May 10 at Towners Funeral Chapel with Dr. W. A. Elliott officiating. Pallbearers included Mann Smith L. C. Geiger W Kramer Freeland West Howard Selby and Jim Alexander. Mrs. A. H. North sang with piano accompaniment by Mrs. Lawrence Ott. Interment followed at Mt. Hope Cemetery Topeka.
Stevenson blames GOP money over Minnesota primary defeat
Adlai Stevenson charges Republican money helped defeat him in Minnesota and hints at a Florida and California surge. Senator Estes Kefauver disputes any knowledge of GOP contributions. Both men campaign in Los Angeles ahead of the California primary on June 5, with Oregon on May 18 and Florida on May 29 looming. Stevenson claims heavy contributors financed the Minnesota upset, while Kefauver says he knows nothing of such funding.
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Adiai Stevenson
Minnesota
California
Estes Kefauver
Stevenson
Oregon
Florida
Vesterday
GOP
Kefauver
GM Sets One Day Shutdown For Auto Plants
General Motors ordered a one day shutdown of its automotive assembly plants as managers decide which sites will close today or Monday to balance production with current demand. Chrysler Corp. plants were also allowed a two day shutdown to adjust output.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler Corp. Auto
Hammarskjold urges restraint in Middle East crisis
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold said he is ready to help the Middle East but will not make recommendations unless asked. He urged all parties to show restraint to create a calm period. He spoke after returning from a month of peace efforts and cited a long report advising against external imposition of a settlement.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
U. N. Security Council
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Leaders tour site of proposed dam near Parsons
City leaders from Parsons Cofferville and Cherryvale meet with Corps of Engineers at Tulsa to tour the Big Hill Creek dam site. A public hearing on the proposal is tentatively set for June 14. The lake would be six miles west of Parsons or two and a half miles east of Cherryvale and serve Cherryvale Cofferville Parsons Mound Valley Liberty and Altamont. It would provide water supply fish and recreational benefits.
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Corps of Engineers
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Big Hil Creek
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Liberty
Altamont
Stormy weather sweeps across Midwest with tornadoes
Stormy weather battered the midcontinent with tornadic winds across Nebraska Minnesota Iowa and Kansas. Tornadoes struck southern Nebraska near three communities while a twister damaged many homes in Rushmore Minnesota. Sioux City Iowa reported a violent thunderstorm with 92 mph gusts as dust swept from the Texas Panhandle to southern Nebraska and a wet belt stretched from northern California to Canada.
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Two Die Before Firing Squads At Utah Prison
Two inmates Verne Braasch and Melvin Sullivan were executed by firing squad at dawn at the Utah State Prison for a 1949 Beaver service station murder. Nine riflemen fired at targets on their chests, with one blank per squad. The men, each from Reinbeck and Kansas City, declined to speak. about 100 witnesses attended.
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Verne Alfred Braasch
Melvin Leroy Sullivan
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Reinbeck
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Sullivan
Kansas City
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Utah State Prison
Sal Lake City
Charles Wells
Iron County
Wells
Joseph Manzione
Victims’ families react after convictions in notable case
Braasen and Sullivan were convicted. The father told reporters he held no bitterness and was glad the matter was ending. Sullivan’s mother Grace Agnew of Kansas City claimed her son’s body. Braasch’s body remained unclaimed and was given to Catholic Charities for burial at Reinzbeck.
Docking calls Right To Work a step backward
Lawrence George Docking, Democratic gubernatorial candidate, said the so called right to work law would be a step backward and out of harmony with modern labor relations. He called the slogan misnamed and misleading, arguing it hides its true aim to outlaw union shops even when a plant's majority supports them.
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George Docking
Docking
Clothes Ignite From Trash Burner in El Dorado
A year old Leon girl and her mother are hospitalized in El Dorado with first and second degree burns after sparks from a trash burner ignited the child's clothing. Jean Epperson, daughter of James and spouse, suffered extensive burns while her mother rolled her in grass and beat out the flames. The piece ends urging church attendance next Sunday.
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el Dorado Hospital
Jean Epperson
James Epperson
Glaucoma Blinds Over Forty Thousand Americans
Reports indicate more than 40,000 Americans have lost vision due to glaucoma with ongoing public health concerns. Medical experts urge early screening and regular eye exams to prevent progression and preserve sight.
Ten More Years Of Dry Weather In Plains Forecast
DENVER The drought cycle in the Great Plains will not end until at least 1966 predicts Albert W Cook chief meteorologist He said the drought cycle reached its low ebb in 1054
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Great Plains
Albert W. Cook
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