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The Herald notes adoptions at the county Animal Shelter with Milo H Randall of Pomona adopting a dog and a second dog finding a home. County commissioners begin a 30 day board of equalization process to hear assessments then view properties, with mail decisions and a final three day reconvening. A motor boat labeled Kantaffordit sits in the courthouse lot. Lori Jane Manlove, born May 9 at the Paola hospital, is among early hospital prizes. parents Mr. and Mrs. G F Manlove. Grandparents listed on both sides, with ties to Ottawa.
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E. E. Hill
Hill
Animal Shelter
Board of Equalization
New
Miami County Hospital
Paola
Ottawa
Lori Jane
G. F. Manlove
Kansas City Power and Light Co
G. H. Man Jove
J. S. Hilton
Federated Church Calls New Pastor William G Ward
The Federated church has called Rev William G Ward of Rantoul to serve as pastor here. He replaces Rev William Berger who resigns to take a post at College of Emporia. Ward has served the Greater Miami Parish including Rantoul Presbyterian and Methodist churches and others at Peoria Stanton and Spring Ridge.
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Congregational of
Federated Church
William G. Ward
Rantoul
Ward
William Berger
College of Emporia
Greater Miami
For Sale Old Newspapers 10c Per Bundle
Classified notice announces sale of old newspapers at 10 cents per bundle from the Herald office. Limited details provided.
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Herald Office
Optimistic Following Flood Control Hearings Last Week
Two Ottawans who attended flood control hearings in Washington last week expressed optimism about Ottawa and the Marais des Cygnes valley. They testified that committee members favored funds in the president's budget and that senators and a congressman supported appropriations. If funded, army engineers would start Ottawa channel plans and Pomona reservoir work after July 1.
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Washington
Ottawa
Marais Des Cygnes Valley
Lamar Phillips
Mherald
George Lister
Peoples National Bank
House
Senate
Andrew Schoeppel
Frank Carlson
Errett P. Scrivner
Ottawa Channel
Pomona Reservoir
G. R. Evans
Frank George
Lebo
Pomona
Lister
Phillips
Department of Agriculture
Army Engineers
Congress
Otawa
Quenemo
Soaking Rains In Dry Area Of Southwest Part of State
Heavy rains across southwest Kansas broke a long drought, with Sublette 4.21 inches Liberal 2.37 Syracuse 1.12 and Garden City .68 inches. Goodland a trace. Caldwell .55 and Concordia .04. Weather chief Garrett said rainfall aids sorghum planting and additional showers were possible in western and central sections tonight and tomorrow.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sublette
Liberal
Syracuse
Big Bow
Garden City
Dodge City
Goodland
Caldwell
Concordia
Richard Garrett
Garrett
Murder warrants issued for Alton couple in double slaying
Police say Mr and Mrs James Oliver are the last seen with a young couple found shot to death in a ditch on Sunday in Alton. A victim’s car was found abandoned in Springfield Missouri as investigators search for the Olivers. Dorothy Ray Browder 20 and Joe Greene were identified as victims. both had been shot three times and beaten. Browder was a Sunday school teacher and Greene a foundry worker.
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Alton, I
James Oliver
Alton
John M. Heafner
Springfield
Fred. A. Schreiber
Dorothy Ray Browder
Joe Greene
Godfrey
Olivers
Heafner
Johnson proposes Democratic program ignores Eisenhower proposals
Lyndon B. Johnson outlined a legislative agenda favoring highway and housing bills, a higher minimum wage, foreign aid, health research, draft extension, and pay raises, while ignoring several of President Eisenhower’s major recommendations including postal rates, Taft Hartley revisions, immigration changes, private health plan reinsurance, and a national transportation policy. Johnson to brief Senate Democrats and seek a substitute highway plan and oppose funding with bonds, with Byrd set to discuss objections.
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Washington
Lyndon
Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Senate
Democratic Policy Committee
Sen
Gore
D-Tenn
Byrd
D-Va
Newton Doctor Heads Blue Cross in Kansas Election
Herman J. Andres of Newton was elected president of Kansas Blue Cross succeeding Dr. J. L. Lattimore of Topeka who led the group since 1948. Roger B. Samuelson El Dorado became first vice president with Ralph E. White Garnett as second vice president and Carl Lamley Topeka as secretary. H. P. Reynolds Moline and Floyd E. Black Topeka were named executive committee members. W. Laird Dean Topeka was reelected treasurer.
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Topeka
Herman J. Andres
Newton
Kansas Blue Cross
J. L. Lattimore
Roger B. Samuelson
el Dorado
Ralph E. White
Garnett
Carl Lamley
H. P. Reynolds
Moline
Floyd E. Black
W. Laird Dean
Woman Charged With Murder In Oklahoma
Jay Oklahoma police report Leota L Werner 44 auburn haired former beauty pageant winner charged with murder after her husband Joseph Werner 41 is found dead in a grave on her brother’s farm near Peace Justice Court. He was a former Fort Worth chef missing nearly a month. Authorities say she disappeared after April 17 and sent letters from St Louis to relatives while investigators issue a pickup order. The Werner family home in Fort Worth sold for 14500 after the husband vanished.
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Jay, Okla
Here
County
Don Hampton
Peace Justice
Leota L. Werner
Werner
Joseph Werner
Triple A
Fort Worth
Hamping
St. Louis
Kansas
Okla
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation
Two Bandits Rob Service Station
Early today two armed bandits held up a Coffeyville service station and escaped with 83 dollars from the cash register. Melvin Corns, Oswego attendant, said the gunman barked for the money and forced him to hand it over.
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Coffeyville
Melvin Corns
Oswego
Body Found In Saline River Near Russell
The body of Mrs. Leal Anschutz, 46, of Russell, was found early today in the Saline River about four miles from Russell. She had been missing since Sunday. An inquest was to be held. Her car was found near the Highway 281 bridge. She is survived by her husband, a prominent real estate man, and three sons.
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Russell
Kas
Leal Anschutz
Saline River
Elwood Sellens
Highway 281
Death takes Mrs. Shinn in Ottawa after long life
Mrs. Drusilla Adaline Moses Shinn, 70, of 743 S Main died at Ransom hospital at 2:10 a.m. She was born November 15, 1884 in Geneseo and lived in Ottawa since 1901. A 1905 Ottawa University graduate, she later served as secretary to the university president for eight years and belonged to several groups. She is survived by two daughters and five grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. Memorials may go to the Ottawa University library fund.
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Jacob E. Shinn
S. Main
Ransom Hospital
Drusilla Adaline Moses
Geneseo
Ottawa
Mr. Shinn
Shinn
Ottawa University
O. U
Congregational Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
P.E.O
Kensington Club
Polio Cases Rise With Salk Vaccine Report
The Public Health Service reports 75 confirmed polio cases among recipients of the Salk vaccine. Seven new cases appeared over the weekend, with one Wyoming case removed as a duplicate. New cases occurred in Idaho two. Georgia, Texas, Ohio, Virginia, and Delaware one each.
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Washington
The
Public Health Service Today
Wyoming
Idaho
Georgia
Texas
Ohio
Virginia
Delaware
Big Four Ministers Plan For Summer Meeting
Forecast shows a mix of fair and cloudy conditions with showers and thunderstorms possible in western and central areas today and tonight. Temperatures range from the 40s to 60s at night and 60s to lower 80s by day Tuesday with cooler air in the west. A Quemen y man, Robert Rose Cain, 28, was charged with molesting a 12 year old girl Saturday evening after an encounter near East Logan. Cain was arrested after a pursuit and altercation with Officer Lt. Max Bolton, then released on bond which he forfeited after failing to appear in police court.
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Quenemy
Ottawa
Robert Rose Cain
East Logan
Max Bolton
Bridge
Bolton
Cain
Five Drivers Arrested in County Court Citations
Five drivers were arrested Saturday by Highway Patrolman Art Jensen. All were cited to appear in county court here in the near future. John P. Toumberlin of Oak was charged with inadequate brakes. Hollie Renfro Jr of Nevada Missouri was cited for speeding 60 mph with truck over 5,000 pounds. Oscar O. Marlin of Chanute was cited for failing to stop at a stop sign and speeding 58 mph with truck over 5,000 pounds. Duard D. Beets of Kansas City Kansas was charged with passing in a no passing zone and operating with split dealer tags. Jesse G. Doudna of Sunflower was cited for operating with split dealer tags.
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Art Jensen
John P. ‘Toumberlin
Oak
Hollie Renfro, Jr
Nevada
Oscar O. Marlin
Chanute
Duard D. Beets
Kansas City
Kas
Jesse G. Doudna
Sunflower
Car Hit Calvert North of Pomona
Deputy Les Stallings investigated a morning county road crash two miles north of Pomona. Geneva Sledd driving a Buick 1958 tried to pass Clarence Ingersoll in a 1942 Chevrolet pickup, struck loose gravel and a culvert. Sledd sustained cuts and bruises. Buick badly damaged. The accident occurred about 8:30 a.m.
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Pomona
Les Stallings
Geneva Irene Sledd
Clarence W. Ingersoll
Sledd
Stallings
Car Injures 29 Soldiers at Lackland Base
A car plowed into a formation of basic trainees marching to KP duty at Lackland Air Force Base before dawn yesterday injuring 29.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lackland Air Force Base
Polio vaccine aid proposed as federal fund plan
Washington reports a 28 million dollar federal fund to aid states in vaccinating low income children and a broader immunization program through age 19. Secretary Hobby outlined ten recommendations, urging continuation of safety testing and voluntary distribution to reach the most children quickly. The plan follows safety clearances for Eli Lilly and Parke Davis vaccines and a stalled nationwide program.
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Washington
Lisenshower
Secretary of
Welfare Hobby
Eisen‘hower
White House
Eisenhower
National Foundation For
Public Health Service
Congress
Hobby
U.S. Public Health Service
Eli Lilly & Co
Indianapolis
Parke Davis & Co
Detroit
Secretary of Welfare
Food and Drug Administration
Leaders Start For Home After Wind-Up Of Austrian Treaty
Western ministers closed their Vienna talks with agreed on the summit conference site and Austrian treaty signing. Molotov warned of neutrality limits for a unified Germany while Dulles left Vienna to brief the U S public. observers see a Soviet model of neutral states extending from Scandinavia to India and Indonesia.
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Vienna
Austria
Europe
Stockholm
Eisenhower
Nikolai Bulganin
Russia
Lausanne
Switzerland
V. M. Molotov
Bulgaria
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Belvedere Palace
Molotov
Germany
Dulles
Britain
Harold Macmillan
France
Antoine Pinay
Washington
Sovviets
Scandinavia
Sweden
Yugoslavia
India
Indonesia
Dulles Returns From Eventful Week In Europe
Secretary of State Dulles arrived from a week described as eventful in Europe. He cited Germany joining NATO, European unity, talks on China and Indochina, an Austrian state treaty, and Western powers inviting the Soviet Union to a Big Four meeting. At the airport he spoke to reporters before heading to the White House and later to the House Foreign Relations Committee and a national radio television address.
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Washington
Dulles
Europe
Eisenhower
Columbine HI
Germany
NATO
China
Indochina
Soviet Union
White House
House Foreign Relations Committee
Siamese Twins Born in Detroit Reported In Fair Condition
A Detroit mother gave birth to Siamese twin girls at Mt. Carmel Mercy Hospital. The infants, joined at the chest and abdomen, survived their first 24 hours and were listed in fair condition today.
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Detroit
Carmel Mercy Hospital
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Venna Peterson
Senter
Herald
Bob Leonard
Vista
the Herald
Milo H. Randall
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Kantaffordit
Hill City
Ike
Blue Cross
W. B. DeVilbiss
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
Kansas Bankers Association
Hutchinson
Death
Mrs. Shinn
Calvert
National Foundation
Lamb Ambulance
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