Ottawa briefs cover water fears and local notices
Water shortage fears Overbrook seeks relief as two wells strain under demand while farmers haul water. Ottawans plan elk hunting trips to Colorado despite fire hazards, and Victor Church returns from a 16 day navy leave. Basic training for LaVern Early begins at Fort Leonard Wood as local addresses circulate.
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Ottawa Area Events Move Through A Week
Near Ottawa next week a station program will feature an entertainer and a Garnett game. Mr and Mrs Muecke attended an 7 o clock informal dinner at Hotel Jayhawk after the program. Grass fires were reported with no damage.
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Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients This Week
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs Gary Clay 750 Ash and William Adcock 934 Lincoln along with Mrs John Berger route 1 Pomona Wayland Blair 327 S Locust Ronald Keim route 2 Pomona Chris Straub Over brook L O Oyler route 4 Richmond and B L Ogle Overbrook on Sunday. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Howard O Neal route 2 Williamsburg weight 8 lb 10 oz a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Yohe 134 S Poplar weight 9 lb 4 oz and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Stoneking 609 E 8th weight 6 lb 9 oz. Dismissed Dale Burns 1001 E Wilson Saturday.
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Lincoln
John Berger
Pomona
Wayland Blair
S. Locust
Ronald Keim
Chris Straub
Overbrook
L. O. Oyler
D. G. Donaldson
Richmond
B. L. Ogle
Howard O'Neal
Williamsburg
Lawrence Yohe
S. Poplar
Gilbert Stoneking
Dale Burns
E. Wilson
Dewey Set for Major GOP TV Address From New York
The Republican National Committee announced that former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York will deliver a television speech described as a major GOP campaign effort. The address will be carried nationwide on ABC-TV around 10:40 p.m. EDT from New York City after the network's weekly fight program.
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Republican National Committee
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Traffic Deaths Increase Again
Chicago report from the National Safety Council shows August traffic deaths up 2 percent from a year ago, with eight month totals rising 8 percent to 25,350. The projected 1956 toll may reach 41,000 to 42,000, a new record. Leading cities by deaths per 10,000 vehicles include Rochester, N Y and Oklahoma City.
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National Safety Council
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N. Y
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Funeral services for Mrs Elsie Holloway
Funeral services for Mrs Elsie M Holloway who died Sept 24 were held at McVey Dengl Mortuary Sept 28. Rev Charles P Knight officiated with Mrs William G Ward singing, accompanied by Mrs R L Stevens. Pallbearers were W W Broyhill C P Burrows M L Sellers Donald Hoyle Dean Berlin and Robert Hill. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
Algiers Sees Worst Rebel Attack Since Uprising Began
Bombs exploded in three downtown caves injuring 58 and killing 7 with 109 wounded as rebels intensify attacks across Algiers. The weekend violence coincides with the upcoming French Parliament session, amplifying the Algeria rebellion as a major issue.
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Israeli sailor Kavalkin released after Suez canal incident
Reports say Menachem Kavalkin was freed by HAIFA Egypt and sent to a Cyprus-bound Norwegian freighter from Port Said two days earlier. In Tokyo, a second anniversary parade of Japan's military forces drew Adm. Stump and other foreign officials to review the event.
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tNcosia
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Adm
Felix B. Stump
U. S. Pacific
Leading air transport nations listed
The seven nations at the forefront of air transport are the United States Great Britain France Holland Canada India and Mexico.
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Great Britain
France
Holland
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India
Mexico
Eisenhower Attacks Stevenson in Cleveland Address
In Cleveland President Eisenhower assailed Democratic critics without naming Adlai Stevenson, slamming inflation rhetoric and criticizing farm, cost of living, and labor policies. He praised his administration as a model of public morality and trust, departing from past cronyism. He traveled by 12 car train and planned a Kentucky rally and nationwide TV radio address.
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Union Leader Hits At Shaw
Wichita S E Smith president of the local teamsters union said Warren W Shaw the Republican candidate for governor was weighed in the balance and found wanting He called Shaw s claim that the union charged workers on the Kansas Turnpike a 100 initiation fee a lie He labeled Shaw a political rake and accused Republicans of kickbacks in gasoline sales while referencing Governor Hall s charges in the primary campaign.
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Warren W. Shaw
S. E. Smith
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Shaw
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Hall
GOP Candidates Lead In Poll In Atchison Globe Straw Poll
The Atchison Globe reports results from a six county straw poll with Dwight Hisenhower leading for president at 585 to Adlai Stevenson 310 and Warren W. Shaw leading for governor with 515 to George Docking 375.
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Adlai Stevenson
Warren W. Shaw
George Docking
Grand Pre Park Becomes Canadian National Landmark
Grand Pre Memorial Park in Nova Scotia, long associated with Longfellow's Evangeline, has been designated a national landmark by the Canadian government, recognizing its historic and cultural significance.
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Longfellow
Nova Scotia
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