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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1955
Page
1
Notices cover subscription offers for The Herald, a Friday evangelist event at Faith Bible Church, and Homecoming in November. Items report recoveries from surgery, an Allweather Insulation incorporation, Princeton cheerleaders, a Batesville visit, trial continuance for Gilliland, a traffic fine for Hufford, license restrictions for youths, sugar in a car tank complaints, a city dump fire stand by, and a Green Social Club meeting tomorrow.
Hospital notes list admissions for Alamond Shaffer Williamsburg Sadie A Horner 710 Main Tuesday Jimmy Haworth Mulberry Orville Jones Poplar Joe Stafford Hickory Cartzdamer Rantoul Today Dismissals include Mrs Burgess and baby son Route 3 Mrs Larry Cox and baby daughter Richmond Raylene Fitzgerald 1216 Cedar Waverly Today
Chicago police questioned two men, Ed Kline and Charles Driscoll, after their seizure in a Wisconsin farmhouse. They were arrested Monday night and returned to Chicago as investigators pursue a link to the October 16 strangling of three schoolboys.
Fort Worth police say they know who killed gangster Edell Evans and buried him but not how he died. Sheriff Harlan Wright and Police Chief Cato Hightower report two other gangsters Cecil Green and Leroy Eggleston helped confine him. Green and Eggleston were killed months earlier. A pathologist found Evans, 39, was not shot or slugged.
Mrs Thomas A Love of Pomona died in Ransom Memorial hospital at 12 20 pm after a year of declining health. Born Nella M Rhoten in Essex Ja she married Love in 1903 and moved to Pomona from Watson Mo thirty years ago. She belonged to Pomona Methodist Church Eastern Star and Rebekah lodges. Survived by husband two sons Harold Watson Mo and John L Pomona three daughters Glee Thomas Rockport Ruby Frederick Des Moines Edith Michie Venice Cal eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren with one daughter died at birth. Funeral services planned at Pomona Methodist Church with Rev L F Waring officiating Interment at Randolph Ia.
London government denies intent to ship Centurion tanks to Cairo. Lord Vansittart urged suspension amid xenophobia fears. Foreign Affairs officials said no tanks delivered since mid August and none planned at present.
La Nacion's Formosa correspondent reports brumors of unrest in Paraguay with Paraguayan army elements unhappy over political moves. Alarm reaches Asuncion as Stroessner’s Colorado party seeks unity. those split from the ruling clique are urged to return. Kentucky lists 3 569 miles of railroad.
In East Meadow New York a two year old boy Stephen Damman is believed kidnaped after a long search. Police ended the search of more than 20 square miles as thousands aided by Mitchel Air Force Base volunteers looked for him. The father, Jerry Damman, a 26 year old Continental Air Command sergeant, appealed to the kidnapper to return the child. The boy vanished Monday from in front of a supermarket where his mother left him and his baby sister. The infant daughter was later found behind the store in her carriage.
Mary Kelly finally receives a jeweled cocktail watch that her husband Willie picked in 1944 for 395 dollars. After years of layaway, with 283.91 paid and readers sending 105.50 from distant places, the jeweler forgave the remaining balance of 56.94 and delivered the gift yesterday in Memphis.
Nobel prizes in chemistry and physics were awarded to three Americans. Dr Vincent du Vigneaud of Cornell Universitys medical college won the chemistry prize for work on two hormones aiding childbirth and organ function. The physics prize went to Dr W E Lamb of Stanford University and Dr P Kus h of Columbia University for correcting an error in atomic measurements. The physicists share a 36720 prize. Du Vigneaud is a 54 year old Chicago born biochemist who first isolated and reassembled a pituitary hormone.
The Soviet Union proposed an all German council to bridge Bonn and East Berlin, with mixed committees on economic and cultural ties, currency, finance, and transport, plus talks on armament, security, and a path to a peaceful democratic unification. Western officials note Britain drops East West buffer zone plans under U.S. urging.
NEW YORK. The American Newspaper Publishers Assn filed a brief in federal court denying government accusations that it conspired to allocate newspaper advertising to a selected set of advertising agencies in violation of antitrust laws.
The weather bureau bulletin issued at 9 30 a m expects locally severe thunderstorms with a tornado chance this afternoon across northeast Arkansas southeast Missouri west Tennessee and extreme northwest Mississippi.
Funeral services for Mrs Ruth Jobes will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Cherokee Oklahoma with burial in MWA Cemetery. Memorial services for F D Moffett set for tomorrow at 10 30 AM at Highland Cemetery graveside with Rev John Sweigart officiating
Juan D. Peron boarded a Paraguayan army plane in Asuncion and flew toward Central America possibly Nicaragua as a guest of President Somoza though Somoza denied knowledge of the trip. He had been interned near Villarica, drove to the capital overnight, and said he did not plan to leave the Americas.
Walter E. Anderson, 45, admitted undetected embezzlement of 3352 dollars from a Spokane warehouse firm. The company showed faith by keeping him on and taking its books to jail to be brought up to date. The president said Anderson still has a job awaiting him.
Report notes that Congo region pygmy tribesmen average around four feet in height yet are said to kill elephants using spears and poisoned arrows, highlighting an unusual contrast between stature and hunting prowess.
Lawrence Kansas two University of Kansas seniors have been named candidates for Rhodes scholarships Al Frame of Wichita a track team member and Paul Enos of Perry both Summerfield scholars A state committee will screen Kansas applicants in December and a six state regional panel will select four Rhodes scholars that week Rhodes scholarships provide 1680 a year for study at Oxford University England
Mrs. Fred W. Lynes died Oct 29. Funeral services held Nov 1 with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Pallbearers were John Okerberg Cla Renne Ingersoll Clarence Day Grover Knight James L. Rokes and Ivan Jacobsen. Mrs J R Henning played organ. Members of What-So-Ever and McDuffy classes attended and McDuffy class served as honorary pallbearers. Interment in Highland Cemetery.
Camels are widely used for transport across the Canary Islands, supporting daily tasks and tourism. The animals serve as reliable traditional means of moving goods and people in rugged terrain and remote areas.
Ottawa officials report issuing marriage licenses to John Elroy Clark aged 2 and Verla M Service aged 19 in Ottawa. The filing details reflect standard local civil records for nuptial authorization.
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