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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1957
Page
6
Secretary of Labor Mitchell unveiled to a Senate panel a broad labor welfare pension funds bill that would cover all funds and impose criminal penalties for theft. He cited Senate Rackets Committee findings and other probes as reasons to strengthen the administration’s original proposals.
Williamsburg High School alumni banquet held in the auditorium Friday evening drew about 250 at decorated tables in purple and white. A. C. Richeson presided. W. C. Fogle gave the Invocation. Dianne Bethkey Peothselina performed a clarinet solo. Davie Price welcomed guests from Topeka. class of 1932 pictures were shown. Douglas discussed administration proposals on funds and penalties. 13 graduates attended from 1913 to 1957. dues were increased to 50 cents. inver Gordon Scotland events referenced with Britannia voyage and Queen Elizabeth.
President Eisenhower disclosed plans to establish a small dairy herd at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm to supply the family's milk after retirement. Sen Thye of Minnesota announced the plan after presenting pedigree papers on a gift Holstein calf named Keifer. The calf arrived in Gettysburg Friday as Dairy Princess Barbara Jean Bossus, Princess Kay of the Milky Way, presented the papers at the White House.
Washington announces a two million dollar contract to develop a high speed torpedo and guidance system for attacking submarines and surface ships. The Baltimore Ordnance Department of Westinghouse Electric Corp. received the award, with the torpedo likely for atomic powered submarines and capable of destroying subs and surface vessels.
A fragmentary account notes Fat Gentry and officers A C Richeson Kenneth Davis and Doris Bethell last year. Guests from California Virginia and several towns attended a royal home tour in Prescott and nearby areas with requests to send a wrecker for a police car. A patrolman investigated two buckholes worn in front of a residence after a woman reported weather wear.
Sioux City moved into the Western League’s first division by sweeping Colorado Springs 8-1 and 7-1. Topeka opened with a 7-6 win over Albuquerque and later paused Albuquerque 6-3. Lincoln beat Amarillo twice, Des Moines took Pueblo twice, with Des Moines 11-5 and 3-1. Topeka’s homer total rose to 58 as Jim Pokel and Rafe Johnson homered in the doubleheader.
A twister struck The Ottawa Herald causing a loss of telephone lines and taking down the Associated Press circuit that supplies state national and international news to the paper.
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