News Briefs Roundup From Local News and Notices
A collage of short items covers a variety of local happenings. Ohio County residents learn about newspaper delivery options and subscription offers while Kilgore school hosts a bagna r supper. Pittsburg State College adds a new biology faculty member and a former Ottawan now teaches in Eugene Oregon. Navy recruiting reports its first WAVE Naomi Kraus of Osawatomie. Firefighters respond to a grass fire at 1333 S Poplar with no damage. Nova news notes Milo Harris at a probate judges convention and Clyde Lorenz’s impounded car returned after tax payments. A two vehicle collision at Second and Hickory is investigated and Clifford Broyles now teaches in Eugene. Fined motorist, Robrahn, for no passing zone. Local visits note students at Junction City. blood donors sought for Nina Hill. Topeka business group mentions J B Muecke.
Hospital Notes Admitted And Discharged List
Admitted patients include Charles Redman route 4 Dennis Ray Carnine 812 N Main Monday Gail Griffin 916 N Oak. Discharged include Mark David Luce 1016 N Poplar Monday Janet and Janice Pelletier 515 S Oak today.
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Charles Redman
Dennis Ray Carnine
N. Main
Gail Griffin
N. Oak
Mark David Luce
N. Poplar
Janet and
Janice Pelletier
S. Oak
Deaths Word of Death of Mrs McLott in Great Falls
Mrs Merle Marmon Ottawa Beauceant learned of the death of Mrs William C McLott of Grand Rapids Michigan the Supreme Worthy President of the Supreme Assembly of Social Order of Beauceant She was to visit Ottawa in January and died at Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls Montana while on an official visit to the Great Falls assembly after being stricken two weeks earlier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Marmon
Ottawa Beauceant
William C. McLott
Grand Rapids
Mich
Supreme Assembly of Social Order of Beauceant
Ottawa Assembly
McLott
Great Falls
Mont
Great Falls Assembly
Molotov Rejects German Elections Plan In Geneva
Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov flatly rejected Western proposals for unifying East and West Germany through free elections. Speaking at the Big Four foreign ministers conference after Moscow talks, he showed no softening in Soviet policy and disappointed Western ministers who argued with him for days.
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Geneva
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Moscow
Molotov
Hig
Reactions Split Over Desegregation Ruling Impact
Southern leaders split over the Supreme Court ruling ending segregation in public facilities funded by the state. Some fear most public golf courses, playgrounds, and pools will close, while others expect problems to be worked out gradually. Governors and officials from Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, Florida, Tennessee discuss park and recreational integration and potential closures or policy changes.
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U.S. Supreme Court
South
High Court
Deep South
Ernor
Georgia
Atlanta
H. M. Holmes
South Carolina
George Bell Timmerman Jr
Timmerman
Birmingham
Ala
Wade Bradley
Richmond
Attorney General
Virginia
Atty
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
William B. Rodman
North Carolina
Richard W. Ervin
Florida
Jim Nance McCord
Tennessee
State Attorney General’s Office
William A. Fordham
Farmer Paid Three Cents For Meat To Make Bread
A farmer is paid three cents for meat sufficient to bake a loaf of bread costing twenty one cents.
District Meet Of Methodists At First Methodist Church Ottawa
The First Methodist Church hosts the Fall Ottawa District Conference this Wednesday with a 2 p.m. registration and 2:30 devotional led by Rev. Charles P. Knight. Mrs. Dana Dawson speaks at a 3 p.m. women’s tea. district reports are given by church and community leaders. Bishop Dana Dawson will deliver an illustrated lecture South Of The Sun. The Rev. John Clinton presides, district dinner at 6:15, evening service at 7:45.
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Ottawa
Charles P. Knight
Dana Dawson
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
W. S. Hastie
Osawatomie
Paul Davis
Richmond
Duff Wagoner
Baldwin
Roger Biddle
Fort Scott
Cecil Orr
Iola
Floyd Coffman
J. J. Wilson
L. E. Stout
Gene Taylor
Humboldt
Joyce Patterson
Leslie Templin
Herbert Brockman
Kansas City
Mills
Hugh Stouppe
Baker University
C. A. Byers
Methodist Home For the
Edwin Price
Wesley Foundation
Lawrence
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
State of
Kansas
John Clinton
Fire threatens California homes near Point Mugu
A wind driven brush fire raced toward the coast near Point Mugu burning about 1000 acres and menaced 200 homes and ranches including those of actor Arden. More than 200 firefighters fought the blaze and actor Ladd helped contain it after his home was briefly in danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventura
Calif
Point Mugu
Oe Arden
Ladd
Hidden Valley
Applesauce flavored sugar notes with citrus twist
A kitchen note suggests adding sugar and a dash of salt to applesauce, then stirring in lemon rind and lemon juice with a pinch of nutmeg. The result is described as tasting wonderful over vanilla ice cream.
Hutchinson Stores Robbed of 10000 Dollars
Hutchinson police report two Dillon supermarkets robbed Sunday night or Monday morning with safes drilled and opened identically. Between 8000 and 10000 dollars taken. Police Chief Carl Spriggs calls the suspects professional safe crackers, noting precise drill spots and safeguards elsewhere would trigger relocking and tear gas.
GOP Committee Moves Up Nominating Actions
Hall told the League of Republican Women in DC that the GOP National Committee is taking steps now that normally occur after the nominating convention. The text notes savings bonds as an investment context.
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GOP National Committee
Hall
League of Republican Women of
District of Columbia
Republicans Plan Long Campaign
Washington Republican National Chairman Leonard Hall says the 1956 GOP presidential campaign will be a long one, signaling extended effort and mobilization ahead of the election year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Hall
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the Herald
United States
The
Herald
Bagnar
Latimer School
W.S.C.S
Madison’s
Pittsburg
L. J. Lyons
Overbrook
Pittsburg State College
Lyn‘doy
Billings Polytech‘nic~Institute
Upper Iowa University
Ottawa University
Navy
Naomi ‘Kraus
Bainbridge, Md
Bob White
S. Poplar
Ifé
Milo Harris
Emporia
Clyde Lorenz
Lorenz
Second
Hickory
Leila Crocker
Gardner
James Foulks
Sycamore
Oregon
Clifford Broyles
Princeton
Eugene
Ore
John Fleming
Broyles
F. P. Robrahn
Sturilington
Robrahn
Art Jensen
Bob Conaty
Don White
Junction City
Roy Jones
N. Mulberry
J. W. Franklin
Wellsville
Bruce Hecke
Nina F. Hill
Paul Johnson
Topeka
J. B. Muecke
Emma D. Kershner
Royal Neighbors
Forest Park Camp No. 300
C. L. Breckenridge
Oracle
Highland Cemetery
Mr. Chriss E. Bellar
Chriss E. Bellar
Wilson Cemetery
Wilson, Kas
Rev
D. C. Wallace
Louis H. Dengel
U. S
Moler
Mae Chappell
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
H. L. Clark
Kas
William Collins
Pomona
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
Neill George
Waverly
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
Marvin Miter
Williamsburg
Franklin County
Wilson
Locuee
R. L. Kirkpatrick & Son
Greenwood Church
Homer Atchison
Franklin C Tanenat
Ity Sale, Wilson
Forrest E. Booth
Wilson & Locust
MPIA
Lamb Funeral Home
Desoto
H.P
BOB White Motor Company
Ottawa, Kansas
California
Hutchinson
Charisse
DoLores Gray
Michael Kinp
Ts Prt
Eileen
Ulysses
Paramount
Kirk Douglas
Silvana Mangano
Ulysses Hies BO
Anthony Quinn
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jasta
Old Man
Ottawa Lumber
Bob McCrea
S. Main
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