Twenty five Shrine Club members attend Ottawa meeting
Franklin County Shrine Club members attended the Abdaillah Temple meeting in Kansas City. A rummage sale is planned for May 16 and 17 at Memorial Auditorium. The Pomona High School Pirates Swing Band will give a jazz concert Thursday at the school. Drakes Bakery advertises butter Toll donuts and cakes. Ernest E. Dunn is reported recovering from burns at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a tractor fire. Alumni banquet set for May 24 at Quenemo High School. Children’s Mercy Hospital admits 9 month old Robert Lee Rake. Staffords close-out sale offers 25 percent off. Ottawa tours by Appanoose students include visits to Pepsi plant and KOFO among others. Two divorces filed for gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Rummage sale at 823 S Main on May 16 and 17. Kenneth V. Coons cited for speeding and muffler violation. David Schmidt pleads innocent to petty larceny, trial set for May 17. Earl Daniel and family visit Ottawa. Daniel a former banker. Raymond Lucas and P. P. Elder in St. Luke’s Hospital in KC. Claude Dickey visiting Ottawa. Lawrence Wiebelhaus pleads guilty to obtaining lodging by fraud. court costs total $18.65. Kayettes sack lunch picnic in Forest Park today. Rotary club speaker James Adshead discusses business relations. Leslie Sallee introduced as 4H agent. Rev. John Hoon and visitors present.
Council Opens Two Day Session Seeks Four Study Proposals
TOPEKA The Legislative Council opened a two day session and heard four new study proposals. They cover grain moisture testing methods and equipment, expanding printing programs at state institutions to ease printer shortages, protecting streams and fish from pollution, and declaring sorghum a noxious weed with seed distribution barred. The council backed an agriculture committee report on the brucellosis program proposing higher funding to finish statewide certification by June 1961 and restricting vaccine use to permit holders with a livestock sanitary commissioner, while favoring voluntary calfhood vaccination over compulsion.
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Topeka
Legislative Council
Agriculture Committee
Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Nebraska Holds Primary Election
Nebraska Republicans led by Gov Victor Anderson and four GOP congressmen won renomination in Tuesdays primary. Democrats selected Lincoln attorney Frank B Morrison to oppose U S Senator Roman Hrushka in the fall. Hrushka ran unopposed. Ralph G Brooks McCook school superintendent edged Edward A Dosek in the Democratic gubernatorial race. Republican nomination has been nearly winner in Neb since 1940. Eugene D O Sullivan last Democrat to win a Congress ticket, served 1949-50, and lost to Morrison.
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Omaha
Victor Anderson
Nebraska
Frank B. Morrison
Lincoln
U.S
Roman Hrushka
Hrushka
Ralph G. Brooks
McCook
Edward A. Dosek
Eugene D. O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
Morrison
Deaths Mrs Charles A Schrant 68 Baldwin
Mrs Charles A Schrant 68 of Baldwin died last evening at her home born February 21 1890 in Franklin. Survived by widower two daughters Mrs Oscar Turner and Mrs Hibbard Taul Baldwin and son James M Osher Westminster Colorado. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm at Ives Chapel with burial in Prairie City Cemetery. Friends may call Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin.
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Charles A. Schrant
Charles Schrant
Baldwin
Franklin
Oscar Turner
Hibbard Taul
James M. Osher
Westminster
Colo
Ives Chapel
Prairie City Cemetery
Lamb Funeral
Chavez Renominated in New Mexico Primary Details
U S Sen Dennis Chavez won renomination as New Mexico Democrats backed Gov hopeful John Burroughs. Burroughs led Santa Fe rival Joseph A Bursey as tabulations widened his margin. Republican Edwin Mechem faced no opposition for renomination. Chavez defeated Johnny Walker by over 25 000 votes across 733 divisions with 55 459 to 32 122.
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Albuquerque
U.S
Dennis Chavez
John Burroughs
New Mexico
Burroughs
Joseph A. Bursey
Santa Fe
Chavez
E. S. Johnny Walker
Edwin L. Mechem
Sen
Walker
Lawrence student charged with forcible rape in KU case
A 20 year old University of Kansas student, David Murl Woolery of Johnson County, was charged with forcible rape by a freshman co ed. He was arraigned in county court at Lawrence with bond set at $3000. A preliminary hearing was set for 2 p.m. May 22. Woolery was arrested last night after police said Marilyn Sue Dean, 19, Kansas City, Kansas, reported he forced her from her dorm, drove her into the country and raped her.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
David Murl Woolery
Johnson County
Kas
Woolery
Marilyn Sue Dean
Kansas City
Funeral services for Dr Hugh Campbell Held at Lamb Funeral Home
Dr Hugh Campbell who died May 11 was honored with funeral services at Lamb Funeral Home May 13 led by Rev Charles P Knight. Pallbearers included Bert Ross William Duvall and several doctors. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery with Army Mothers members attending.
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Hugh Campbell
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Bert Ross
William Duvall
Don L. McKelvey
B. L. Miller
D. L. Young
S. Martin Brockway
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Army Mothers
Funeral services announced for Charles E. Jones
Funeral services for Charles E. Jones will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. at McVey Dengel Mortuary. Surviving siblings include Fussell Jones of Gras ham Oregon and Mrs Thasia Hig bee of LeLoup. Graveside services for Mrs C M Severens who died May 13 in Denver will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Agricola Cemetery.
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Charles E. Jones
McVey- Dengel Mortuary
Fussell Jones
Grasham, Ore
Thasia Higbee
LeLoup
C. M. Severens
Denver
Agricola Cemetery
Steals His Wallet and Pocket in Wichita
Robert Osby of Wichita told police that a friend grabbed his pocket containing 67 dollars and then fled. A warrant charged Willie Williams, 32, with theft. Osby stated his back was turned as Williams ran by, the pocket came away, and Williams fled after failing to return. Williams was arrested.
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Wichita
Robert Osby
Keith Sanborn
Sedgwick County
Willie Williams
Osby
Williams
Death Reveals A Huge Store Of Old Treasures
G A Dimond, lifelong hoarder and former St. Paul engineer, died April 1 near his farm seven miles south of St. Paul. His estate holds vintage cars, tractors, steam engines, guns, glassware, books, a cradle scythe, two railroad box cars, and other antiques. An inventory will precede auction of the entire estate.
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ST. Paul, Kas
G. A
al) Dimond
Parsons
Dimond
St. Paul Bank
Myrtle
Erie
R.C. Buchanan
St.Paul
Buchanan
Arn in Washington on Judgeship Quest
Kansas City The Kansas City Star reports former Gov Edward F Arn of Kansas flew to Washington for talks with the Justice Department over the U S district judgeship vacancy. Arn aims to make a final plea and present documents to counter criticism as the department weighs his suitability amid political controversy.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Edward F. Arn
Kansas
Washington
Justice Department
U S
the Star
Washington Dispatch
Arn
Rogers
Senate
Plans for 17 000 acre wildlife refuge in Kansas
The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission will meet in Pratt to discuss a proposed 17 000 acre wildlife refuge in southeast Kansas at St Paul near Marais des Cygnes Refuge. Pleasanton commissioner Ray Amer opposes, estimating a 2.5 million dollar cost and claiming it would absorb funds for years and delay the Marais des Cygnes project.
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Pleasanton
Kas
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Pratt
St. Paul
Big Marais
Des Cygnes
Linn
Ray Amer
Amer
Marais Des Cygnes
Libel Suit Filed Against Dan Cain
A $50,000 libel suit was filed today against Dan O. Cain state director of pardons and paroles by Dr Carl A B Swanson Page City a former state parole agent Swanson seeks $25 000 for alleged slanderous statements by Cain and $25 000 for publication of alleged libelous statements The suit stems from Swanson dismissal last year as a parole agent by the old State Board of Penal Institutions of which Cain was then chairman The board has since been replaced by a new Board of Pardons and Paroles which named Cain director
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Topeka
Dan O. Cain
Carl A. B. Swanson
Page City
Swanson
Cain
Old State Board of Penal Institutions
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Orders General To Take Over Algerian Control
Paris reports the French government ordered Gen Raoul Salan to assume full command in Algeria, replacing Gen Jacques Massu. Premier Pflimlin’s cabinet banned public demonstrations in France and Algeria as rioting erupted, while Coty urged Salan to maintain order and defend lives and property in Algiers. Massu pushed for De Gaulle to head a military dictatorship.
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Paris
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Pierre Pflimlin
France
Salan
Algiers
Coty
Pflimlin
French Republic
Jacques Massy
Cot
Charles de Gaulle
Inet
U.S
Young Driver Cited in Cedar Street Crash
Howard Curtis, RFD 1, cited for defective brakes after his 14 year old son Warren Curtis rear ended Clausie Wallace Smith's car in the 800 block of South Cedar at 4:25 p.m. yesterday. Police say Smith, 21, East Dorm Ottawa University, stopped for a vehicle turning into a driveway. Curtis vehicle suffered no damage. Smith car minor damage.
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Howard Curtis
RFD 1
Warren Lee Curtis
South Cedar
Clausie Wallace Smith
East Dorm
Ottawa University
Cedar
Young Curtis
Smith
Curtis
Teen Age Drivers Vie In Kansas State Road-E-O
About 59 teen-age drivers from local contests converge in El Dorado for the state safe driving Road-e-o. Winners advance to represent Kansas at the national event in Washington, D C, August 12 to 15. The victor receives a plaque, a $200 scholarship from El Dorado Refining Co, and an all expenses paid trip to Washington. Sponsor: Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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EL Dorado
Topeka Editor Resigns for New AMAS Chicago Publication
Jim Reed, executive editor of the Topeka Daily Capital since 1950, resigns to become editor of a new non technical American Medical Association publication in Chicago. Dick Snider, 36, sports editor of the Capital Topeka State Journal, to succeed Reed, with Bob Hurt, 33, replacing Snider as sports editor. Changes effective May 26.
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Topeka
Jim Reed
Topeka Daily Capital
American Medical Assny
Chicago
Dick Snider
Capital-Topeka State Journal
Reed
Bob Hurt
Capital-Journal
Snider
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Across Cities
Admitted Bibiana Birzer RFD 3 today. Dismissed Judith O Neill RFD 1 Williamsburg Tuesday. Marcia Schupbach Tulsa Mrs Kenneth Gentry 926 Ash Mrs Lyle Fouts 323 Walnut today.
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Judith O’neill
RFD
Williamsburg
Marcia Schupbach
Tulsa
Kenneth Gentry
Ash
Lyle Fouts
Walnut
Local Market Prices for Grains and Dairy
Market notes show varied crude entries for Wheat Barley Soybeans Rye White Corn Shelled Corn and Oats with price hints. Butterfat graded and eggs priced with multiple quality lines.
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St. Ceee Esac Cues
Abhaseaneses
Petrillo to retire as AFM president next month
New York — James C. Petrillo, 66, announced he will step down as president of the American Federation of Musicians next month after 18 years in the post. He will not seek renomination at the AFL-CIO affiliated union’s 61st annual convention in Philadelphia.
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New York
James C. Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Petrillo
AFM
Afl-Cio
Philadelphia
The
International iMusician
Quenemo Schools Hold Open House Event
Quenemo Open House will be held tomorrow at the Quenemo Schools. The public is invited to view student work on display from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p.m. Visitors may gather in the auditorium for a program by the music departments.
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Quenemo
Theis Blames Lobbyists For Severance Tax Cut Push
ATCHISON Frank Theis, Democratic state chairman, said in a speech last night that killing the severance tax on oil and gas in the special session of the legislature was dictated by lobbyists.
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Atchison
Frank Theis
Notice of Administratrix Appointment in Bertha L Wilson Estate
First published April 30 1958 with last publication May 14 1958 in Franklin County Probate Court Kansas Bertha L Wilson deceased estate administratrix Freeda Wilson notified creditors heirs and legatees to present claims within nine months from first publication else barred Scott Scott Jackson attorneys for administratrix announce appointment and qualification by court on April 1958
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Frankln County
Kansas
Bertha L. Wilson
Franklin County
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Abdaillah Temple
Sacred Heart Church
Pomona High School Pirates
Drakes Bakery
Adv
Ernest E. Dunn
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Quenemo High School Alumni Association
Crites
Fulmer
Robert Lee Rake
Jimmy Rake
Children's Mercy Hospital
Stafford
Ady
Appanoose
Ottawa
Ruth Perry
Delta Ikenberry
Gordie Bruce
Kenneth Bowman
Pepsi Cola
Ottawa Steel
Ottawa Co-Op
Bennett Creamery
KOFO
Ottawa Herald
Western Auto
Hazel Burgoon
Emery Burgoon
Gloria J. Leecy
Wallace Lee Leecy
S. Main
S. Tremont
South Main
David Schmidt
S. Oak
Winton A. Winter
Schmidt
Ottawa High School
Auto Mechanics
Earl Daniel
Daniel
Federal Reserve
Oklahoma City
Douglas Bros
Raymond Lucas
P. P. Elder
St. Luke's Hospital
Claude Dickey
van Nuys, Calif
Big Wrecker Service
Lawrence Wiebelhaus
Monroe
Wiebelhaus
Forest Park
James Adshead
du- Point Company
Leslie Sallee
John Hoon
W. A. Elliott
Don Morlan
Council
Jaycee
Ottawa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charlie Wilser
Jim Richardson
Floyd Moore
Tom Newkirk
Bob Bath
Don Dumler
David Cox
Sen. Chavez
Winton
Charles Forsyth
John Hemphill
Report Arn
Dan Cain
Bibiana Birzer
Gov’t
Fogle Quarry
Theis
Sieg
A. M. Sieg
N. Oak
Joe
Ervich
Legals
Freeda Wilson
Scott, Scott, Scott & Jackson
Elisha Scott
Administratrix
Wee
Brown
H. R. Perry
Otawa
Hubert H. Roeckers
Garnett
Davis Leader House
Davis Paint Store
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor
John Deere Quality
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