Brief News Items from Ottawa Area
News briefs recount local incidents and notices. Fined Kansas City driver Henry Raw paid $20 and costs for traffic violations in county court. Mrs. Lyle Fouts remains hospitalized in Northeast Hospital after surgery. Funeral attendance marked by relatives from Ottawa. Prof Glenland Wheeler and local bidders discussed lumber contracts. Vacation School announced by Tally Baptist church for late May to early June. Local officials note hospital operations and recent surgeries.
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Bennington
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Henry S. Raw
Milo Harris
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Eric DeGraffenreid
Dee Montgomery
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Keystone Supply
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Hospital Notes Admits and Births at Local Clinic
Admitted Mrs Bruce Carr 1350 S Mulberry Mrs George Stewart route 1 Thursday Joe Moody Jr 607 N Oak today Births Mr and Mrs DeWayne Hayes Quenemo daughter born Thursday weight 8 lb 8 oz Dismissed Tate Leach route 2 Thursday Don Bloomer Rantoul Mrs J J Heidner Pomona today
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Bruce Carr
S. Mulberry
George Stewart
Joe Moody, Jr
N. Oak
DeWayne Hayes
Quenemo
Tate Leach
Don Bloomer
Rantoul
J. J.heidner
Pomona
Death of Miss Nell Pattie Noted in Hutchinson Area
Miss Nell Pattie about 65, a Chicago and Hutchinson community figure, died suddenly in Chicago. A Durham University and Ottawa post office clerk vacationing, she was a Christian Science leader active in drama while a student at O U. Funeral arrangements not yet posted.
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Nell T. Pattie
Dt C. Graffham
Lyle Grier
Itawa University
Hutchinson
Ottawa
Kansas Wheat Field
Luke Pattle
Pattle
Williamsburg
Chicago
Mark Pattie
Washington, D. C
Mra
Clarence Ward
Charles Carey, Jr
Miss Pattie
Christian Science Church
O. U
Eisenhower proposes refugee law changes for orphan admission
President Eisenhower urged ten amendments to the 1953 refugee act to improve administration and expand admission on a worldwide basis for orphans. He said the actions would aid executive administration and reaffirm America’s sanctuary tradition while noting no change to the annual refugee cap. Hoover received a Federal Bureau of Investigation chief’s medal for 31 years of leadership.
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Congress
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J. Edgarmand
Great Lakes
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
De Molay Chapter Conferred Degrees on Seven Boys
The DeMolay chapter conferred the initiatory degree on seven boys at the Masonic temple last evening. Recipients included Steven Aker John Going Keith Thompson Donald Douglas and Lee Terry. Don Sexton delivered the flower lecture. Refreshments were provided by Ottawa Masonic Lodge with Harry Brink in charge. Advisory board members Dr. W. C. Harding L. A. Wilson and J. R. Raffelock attended along with nearly 80 people including Osawatomie members and visitors. The degree will be conferred again Tuesday at 4 p.m.
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Franklin County de Molay Chap Iter
Ma+ leone
Stevenaker
John Going
Keith Thompson
Donald Douglas
Lee Terry
Don Sexton
Ottawa Masonic Lodge
Harry Brink
W. C. Harding
L. A. Wilson
J. R. Raffelock
Osawatomie
Market sale notices for Kansas towns and dates
Ottawa Market Sale 1 mile east on Wil aon every Saturday. Anderson County Sale every Tuesday. Waverly Bale Payillos etary Thursday. Waverly Yates Center Community Sale every day. June 4-Criue Hatate Oliver Kansas. Local listings show sellers Jack Nelson and Neill George with contact phones.
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Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Ottawa Market
Wilaon
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly
Yates Center Community
Avery
Criue Hatate
Oliver
Kaa
Ike Grants Blank Federal Aid for Tornado Stricken Kansas
President Eisenhower declared a major disaster under Public Law 875 for tornado damaged areas in Kansas and authorized federal aid as needed to supplement state and local relief efforts. Civil Defense will coordinate assistance and may provide funds, temporary facilities, and surplus property to speed recovery.
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Eisenhower
Kansas
Fred Hall
Cal
White House
James C
Hagerty
Oklahoma
Hall
Federal Civil Defense
Val Peterson
Civil Defense Administration
Udall
Kas
Battle Creek
Agriculture Department
Algo
Federal Housing Agency
Kansas Aid
Small Business Administration
Square Off For Crucial Peace Talk
Washington and Moscow face a pivotal Cold War clash over pulling back. Western observers note Soviet notes to Washington Paris London reflect a defensive stance while U S officials push for freedom for Eastern Europe satellites and press satellite issues at a Big Four meeting.
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United States
Russia
Moscow
Europe
State Department
Nikolai A. Bulganin
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Dulles
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Freedom
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London
Eden Wins Big Victory for Conservative Government
London reports a landslide for Prime Minister Eden as Conservative and allied parties lead with 385 seats, Labor suffers 13 seat loss to 271, Liberals 4, Others 1. Returns from 611 districts imply a 50 to 60 seat majority, securing a five year term. The victory signals voter approval of free enterprise policies and Eden’s leadership after wartime alliances.
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London
Britain
Eden
Labor
Clement Attlee
House of Commons
Winston Shorehill
Murder mars Moulin Rouge hotel opening in Las Vegas
The opening night of Las Vegas first interracial luxury hotel Moulin Rouge was marred by a murder investigation. Wardell Carl Gray, 24, a Los Angeles saxophonist with Benny Carter's band, was found dead with a broken neck near the hotel after noon yesterday. Tap dancer Theodore Homer Haley, 29, also slated to perform, was arrested for murder and linked to Gray's last known movements. The ceremony continued as planned.
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Las Vegas
Moulin Rouge
Wardell Carl Gray
Los Angeles
Benny Carter
Gray
Benny Goodman
Count Basie
Theodore Homer Haley
W. Eeypoldt
Haley
Ford Strike Hinted After Ford Stock Plan Rejected
The CIO United Auto Workers reject Ford Motor Co half-price stock plan for 140,000 workers as a counterproposal to annual wage guarantees. The UAW calls for local unions to prepare for possible strike action when the contract ends June 1, labeling Ford’s offer a watered-down GM-like proposal. Bob Scannell, from Notre Dame, hails from South Bend, Ind., where the university is located.
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CIO
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
General Motors
Bob Scannell
Notre Dame
Haila
South Bend
Ind
Speed-up On Bombers For Speed-up On Bombers
Washington Democrats praised a 35 percent boost in B52 jet bomber production after Secretary Talbott testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee. The acceleration targets Boeing plants in Seattle and Wichita to replace the B36 with about 500 eight-jet bombers, enabling earlier completion of heavy bomber wings. Senator Symington and Senator Stennis supported the move, with Stennis urging an even larger percentage increase.
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Kas
Marriage Licenses for Gish Rumford Becker Lorenz Record
Everett Wayne Gish of Topeka and Bertha Leone Rumford of Ottawa obtain a marriage license. Robert William Becker of Salina and Carma Leta Lorenz of Ottawa also secured licenses.
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Topeka
Legal
Bertha Leone Rumford
Ottawa
Robert William Becker
Salina
Carma Leta Lorenz
Santa Fe Buys Vital Belt Line in Chicago
The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway will take control of the Toledo Peoria and Western Railroad Co. Details were not disclosed. The purchase of the belt line that links eastern and western traffic occurred after another railway bid but that bidder's offer was burned down. Ottawa Herald Want Ads offers fast results.
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Chicago
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railroad Co
Santa Fe
Local Markets Wheat and Grains Prices Listed
Market sheet shows wheat at 2.20 barley at 1.00 soybeans at 2.30 and yellow and white corn around 1.50. Egg prices listed as 2.50 for hundred pounds and graded eggs for heavy hens.
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Viscssereene
Farmers Protest Turnpike Route in Topeka
A delegation of farmers along the proposed Wichita Hays Turnpike route protested to Gov. Fred Hall. A resolution with 682 signatures claimed landowners would refuse to yield land as the plan would depress value by division.
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Fred Hall
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