NEWS BRIEFS FROM OTTAWA AND AREA HIGHLIGHT LOCAL EVENTS
Reader notes include fire crews responding to a trash fire at 323 S Cherry with no damage reported. A student tour of Ottawa University is planned to visit General Motors and other plants in Fairfax district. Edgerton grade school dedication and address by L A Stafford are set for Wednesday. Sheriff Jay Brown and Undersheriff Dean Driscoll attended a State Line Peace Officers meeting in Butler Missouri. Virginia Gilmore of Ottawa wins a district court divorce against Stanley Gilmore for gross neglect of duty. James H Lare of Holtville California receives scholarship offers from Harvard Cornell Princeton and UC. he is a senior at Occidental College in Los Angeles. Christian Church approves largest budget in church history. Barber Shop Chorus elects officers. Ottawa Junior High students receive awards at assembly. Mooreville area notes include a new position for Morton Philips.
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James H. Lare
Howard C. Lare
Holtville
Calif
Joseph Morris
W. Third
Ottawa
Holtville High School
Occidental College
Los Angeles
D.Q
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Harvard
Cornell
Princeton
University of California
Assistant dean named at Garden City junior college
Son of Mr and Mrs M L Philips of Ottawa has been named assistant dean of the junior college and assistant high school principal at Garden City Kas. Philips teaches junior college biology. He succeeds Dave Williams who has resigned. Supper The closing day of school potluck supper will be held at Hood school Friday at 7 30 p.m.
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M. L. Philips
S. Poplar
Ottawa
Garden City
Kas
Philips
Dave Williams
Hood School
Hospital Notes Admits List Mixed With Names and Addresses
Hospital notes show admissions including Ernest E. Robinson 427 S Maple Mrs Walter Price 501 S Locust Mrs Navor Martinez 918 N Locust Mrs Elizabeth Bell Baldwin Garvey Lee Swank Princeton Joel Disque 711 N Cedar Tate Leach route 2 Mrs Melvina Rose 513 N Pop lar today Dismissals list Mrs David Withington and baby son 1240 S Cedar Cherry Swan son 1127 College Monday Joel Disque 711 N Cedar Mrs Robert Parks Pomona Mrs Dean Kirk land Rantoul Mrs John Martin and son 306% S Main today
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Ernest E. Robinson
S. Maple
Walter Price
S. Locust
Navor Martinez
N. Locust
Elizabeth Bell
Baldwin
Garvey Lee Swank
Princeton
Joel Disque
N. Cedar
Tate Leach
Melvina Rose
N. Poplar
David Withington
Baby Son
S. Cedar
Cherry Swanson
College
Robert Parks
Pomona
Dean_ Kirkland
Rantoul
John Martin
Collision on US75 Detour In Lyndon Kansas
A morning crash on the US75 detour, 30 miles north of Lyndon, involved a southbound 1952 Chevrolet driven by Jimmy Stephenson of Topeka and a 2 ton truck turning left by Albert Way Mire of Carbondale. No injuries were reported. the Chevrolet was badly damaged while the truck had minor damage. Sheriff Forrest Gragg investigated the collision. The article also notes a rise in the U S birth rate from 18.4 to 26.6 per thousand between 1933 and 1947.
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Lyndon
Kas
Here
Forrest Gragg
Gragg
Jimmy Stephenson
Topeka
Albert Waymire
Carbondale
Reds Change State Plans
MOSCOW Premier Nikolai Bulganin announced changes in Soviet state planning to boost industrial output. The Council of Ministers will split the State Planning Commission into two groups one for future development and one for current planning, signaling possible criticism of the existing commission led by Maxim Suburov. Bulganin promised a new techniques committee to coordinate ministerial work on innovations, as Pravda published excerpts of his Kremlin conference remarks.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Council of Ministers
State Planning Commission
Maxim Suburov
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Bulganin
Kremlin
Pravda
Wheat field day trip canceled for rain failure
The Kansas Wheat Improvement Association cancels the planned bus trip to the Kansas State College experiment field southwest of Hutchinson due to late rains causing all wheat varieties to fail this year. The program on May 27 in Hutchinson will include Secretary Benson's talk and 14 exhibits inside a large tent near the arena.
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Manhattan
Kas
Kansas Wheat Improvement Assn
Hutchinson
Kansas
State College
Benson
Hutchingon
Kansas State College
Dulles Report To Nation Tonight
Senator George of Georgia says Russian leaders may discuss easing world tensions at a high level conference. Secretary Dulles will deliver a nationwide broadcast from the White House with Eisenhower introducing him. The half hour program airs live at 7 p.m. EDT on ABC CBS DuMont and NBC with radio reruns at 8 p.m. and 9:30 10:30 p.m.
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Washington
Sen. George
D-Ga
George
State Dulles
Europe
Eisenhower
Dullies
White House
ABC
CBS
DuMont
NBC
MBS
Complete Delivery of First Vaccine
New York dispatch reports nationwide completion of first antipolio vaccine shots for school children, with the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis noting near total distribution and ongoing vaccination programs.
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New York i
National Foundation For
United States invites 10 Soviet farm specialists to visit
Washington said the United States will accept 10 Soviet farm specialists as official visitors. A note delivered in Moscow suggests a midsummer window July 10 to August 10 as most advantageous. The Americans seek the size and timing of the Russian delegation and plan to focus the tour in Iowa amid interest in the corn hog system.
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Washington
United States
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Iowa
Nikita Khrushchev
Farmers urged to adopt U S methods for corn feed
The article discusses urging farmers to adopt United States methods of raising corn as feed for hogs and other livestock, highlighting potential efficiency and productivity gains in livestock feeding practices.
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Sian
U. S
Polio Cases Number 74 Update From Public Health Service
Washington report shows one new confirmed polio case in a Salk vaccine recipient bringing total to 74 with 25 in California. Suspect cases under investigation in Kansas California Idaho and Nebraska per Public Health Service updates.
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Washington
Public Health Service
California
Kansas
Idaho
Nebraska
The
Health Service
Market factors for grains and eggs listed by prices
Prices listed for wheat, barley, soybeans, rye, yellow and white corn, straight run eggs and graded eggs, light and heavy hens, cocks, oats, butter fat. The fragment shows commodity quotes with units and varying figures, indicating a local market price sheet style from a historical newspaper page.
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Phom
McVey Ambulance
Joel Towner
Williams Insurance
Martin
S. Cherry
Ottawa Manufacturing Company
Ottawa University
Fairfax
General Motors
Phillips Petroleum
Armaours
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
L. A. Stafford
Edgerton Grade School
Jay Brown
Dean Driscoll
State Line Peace Officers Association
Butler
Virginia E. Gilmore
Stanley E. Gilmore
Floyd H. Coffman
John B. Pierson
Christian Church
Barbershop Chorus
Floyd Smith
Walnut
A. C. Heipele
William Morrow
S. Mulberry
Carl Cayot
Ash
Ottawa Junior High School
Morton Philips
Moler
Mae Chappell
Walker’s
Reds
U. S. Bonds
Jack Nelson
Wilson
Anderson County
L. C. Grover
Certropolis
Neill George
Waverly
Waverly Sale Pavilion
Yates Center
Albert
Tewart & Son
Harold
Ben Printy
N. Maia
Dulles
Nation
Richardson's For Children
S. Main
Nesses
Leta
Goer
Trey
Pree
Stalwart
Franklin County
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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