Ottawa University to stage intra squad debate on labor law
Gridiron players Dennis Evans Clausie Smith and others debate in Ottawa University auditorium at 730 pm tomorrow on the question whether labor organization membership should be illegal. Debate coach Horton Presley confirms Evans and Jerry Watts oppose Smith and Don Eilenstine with public attendance invited. In Oklahoma City a shoplifter fled two clerks then hid in a sheriff’s office interrogation room and was jailed on petit larceny charges within minutes identified as Elmo Dolling Jr.
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Ottawa University
University Auditorum
Gridiron
Dennis Evans
Clausie Smith
Horton Presley
Evans
Jerry Watts
Smith
Don Eilenstine
Oklahoma City U
Oklahoma County
New Motto On One Dollar Bills Emerges At Banks
The dollar bills now circulating bear the motto In God We Trust above the word one on the green side. The inscription, long used on coins, was added to paper money under a 195% provision. The bills also carry the signature of Robert B. Anderson, who became secretary of the Treasury on July 29 succeeding George M. Humphrey.
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Washington
Robert B. Anderson
George M. Humphrey
Secretary of the Treasury
September Ottawa Fire Department Month Report
The Ottawa Fire Department reported three regular alarms causing $1300 in damage at 104 N Elm to Ollie Basile, a Santa Fe right of way incident on N Locust with $0 damage, and a trailer fire at Pontiac and Hickory causing $500 damage and the death of Charles Franklin Ledom. Three still alarms caused $10 damage at J C Penney from a cigarette, smoldering wires on Richard Smith’s car at 304 S Main with no damage, and a smoke scare at Carey Plumbing, 427 S Main. Miscellaneous calls included civil defense week drill on Sept 19, washing gasoline off 3rd and Main, rescuing a cat at 5th and Poplar, and a false alarm at 603 N Cedar.
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Ottawa Fire Department
N. Elm
Ollie Basile
N. Locust
Pontiac
Hickory
Art Wheeler
Charles Franklin Ledom
J. C. Penney Co
Richard Smith
S. Main
Carey Plumbing
Department
3Rd and Main
5Th
Poplar
N. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital Nominates New Administrator
Bruce Edward Bredeson, of 2 Russell, is named administrator of Ransom Memorial Hospital. He will start November 1, succeeding Walter Coburn, who departs October 14 to lead Bethany Hospital in Kansas City Kansas. The board praises Coburn and approves Bredeson as highly qualified.
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Bruce Edward Bredeson
Russell
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Bredeson
Walter Coburn
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
University of Minnesota
University of Kansas Medical Center
Jeffrey
Meany addresses U.N. on race problems and U.S. policy
U.S. delegate George Meany told the United Nations that the United States maintains an open national policy against race discrimination and pursues voluntary and governmental efforts to eliminate bias. He spoke to the UN General Assembly's Social and Humanitarian Committee noting discrimination persists worldwide, including in the United States.
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U.S
George Meany
Afl-Cio
United States
Meany
U.N. General Assembly
Police Padlocked Toledo Store After Open Door Lockout
Sheriff deputies Clarence Merce and Richard Saunders called for help when they found a supermarket door open. A store employee with a key locked the door and, on a second trip, freed the deputies after they were locked in for about a half hour.
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Toledo
Ohio
Clarence Merce
Richard Saunders
Merce
Weather COUNTY FORECAST For today through Wednesday
Continued fair and mild weather through Wednesday with highs near 80 to 85 today and again in the 80s Wednesday. Lows tonight around 45 to 50.
Suspicious Men Reported Near Topeka Home
A Topeka woman said two suspicious acting men hung around her house last night. Police investigated and found her husband and brother in law were nearby. A similar call came from another residence as the woman arrived home by taxi and opened her door to touch something.
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Topeka
Teall
Crazed Gunmen Kill 2 Troopers In Multi-State Shootout
In a days-long manhunt a gunman surrendered after days of gun battles that left two troopers dead in Indiana and Michigan. Victor Wayne Whitley, 26, Granger Texas, was captured unarmed after a convoy chase. His dead partner Ralph Walker Taylor, 36, from Kenova West Virginia, was identified, while troopers Donald Pellot and William Kellems were killed and several officers wounded. Police say the suspects exchanged gunfire at a North Vernon roadblock before Whitley gave up.
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North Vernon
Ind
Victor Wayne Whitley
Granger
Tex
Whitley
Ralph Walker Taylor
Kenova
W. Va
Taylor
Donald A. Pellot
Clinton
Mich
William Kellems
Scottsburg
Tured
Indiana
Michigan
Douglas A. Vogel
Vogel
Pellot
Lester Kenens
Robert Pond
S Clide Perkins
Jennings
County
Pa| Jtrolman Kenons
Asian Flu Vaccine Availability Expanded in Kansas
TOPEKA The State Board of Health has received notice that 40,000 more Asian flu shots are being sent to Kansas for general public use. This brings total vaccinations in the state to 70,000 as new shipments arrive.
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Topeka
State Board of 1
Kansas
Wagloral
Thomas R. Hood
Newall
Hartiet Forbes
Traffic Toll Topekam Kansas Fatalities Report
State Accident Records Section lists traffic fatalities for Topekam Kansas in the past 24 hours and year to date with numbers 2 and 1957400 and 1956 494 respectively.
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Topekam
Kansas
Plan to Present to President on School Integration
Governors formulate a plan as federal troops withdraw from Central High School in Little Rock and Arkansas National Guardsmen supervise nine Negro students entering the integrated school. Four use a separate entrance, four the main, amid a brief disturbance by white students. Officers maintain patrols while the FBI intensifies the search for mob leaders.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Arkansas National Guardsmen
101St Airborne Division
Eisenhower
153Rd Infantry
FBI
Swank Charity Ball Bid Astray
London society awoke to a mix up as a saloon named the Marquis of Anglesey received an invitation meant for the peer of the same title. The incident disrupted preparations for a central charity ball aiding cripples care, with Royal patron Queen Mother Elizabeth.
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London
Marquis of Anglesey
Covent Garden
Central Council For
Elizabeth
Ryukyu
U.S
Okinawa
Reg Grist
Tata Nan Mt
Tommelamporium
State May Act Against Power Co Pickets
Governor Blair said the state would take legal steps over power company pickets in Kansas City suppressing a dispute with 69 linemen and apprentices at Kansas City Power and Light Co. The King Thompson Act could impose fines as mediation attempts continue amid a one day work stoppage.
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Power Co
Kansas City
James
Blair
Devel
Hipser & Light Co
Prentices
Jefferson City
John M. Dalton
Jackson County Circuit Court
Kansas
City Power and Light
International Brotherhood of
Missouri
Uu i
Rogers
Body Of Missing Girl Found In Nooksack River
The body of 24 year old Yvonne Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Russell, was found today in the Nooksack River near Bellingham. Sheriff William Breuer reported an apparent drowning after she wandered from home around 11 a.m. yesterday.
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Bellingham
Wash
Nooksack River
William Breuer
Yvonne Russell
Gene Russell
World Series coverage tied to Ottawa arcs timing
The World Series will be broadcast from Yankee Stadium at 10:45 a.m. tomorrow on WDAF radio and TV Channel 1. President Eisenhower will meet with four Southern governors led by Gov. Luther Hodges to seek a constructive solution to the integration crisis, with discussions limited to Little Rock and the withdrawal of federal troops. Warren Spahn and Whitey Ford were listed as starting pitchers for the Yankees.
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Ottawa
Wdaf Radio and TV
Channel 1
Washington
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Eisenhower
Hodges
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Little Rock
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Warren Spahn
Joy Milwaukee
Whitey Ford
The
Yanks
Test Of Strength For Teamsters Convenes In Miami Beach
Governors Hodges Clement Collins and McKeldin meet on credentials at the Southern Governors Conference as Hoffa's bid for Teamsters leadership faces challenge. McClellan spy reports improper delegate naming from 63 locals while Hew to be discussed. Eisenhower to weigh school integration with Little Rock troop withdrawal on agenda.
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Miami Beach
Fila
International Brotherhood of Governors' Committee
Teamsters
Leroy Collins
Florida
Hodges
Eligi
Theodore McKeldin
Dave Beck
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Jamie R. Hoffa
Detroit
Hoffa
Beck
September A Wet Month
September rainfall in Ottawa totaled 7.93 inches boosting the year to 38.45 inches. The period’s heavy rain peaked on September 20 with 6.01 inches in about two hours, and several other dates produced significant totals. Worden in Douglas County reported 5.87 inches, while September average at Ottawa is 4.35 inches.
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Ottawa
Worden
Douglas County
Court Hears Union Case
Opponents of James R. Hoffa in the Teamsters urged the Supreme Court to block this week’s national officer election. A New York group filed a new statement as Chief Justice Warren weighed reinstating an injunction against the Miami Beach convention vote. The rebels had previously won a temporary U S District Court injunction, but the Court of Appeals overturned it and sent the case to the Supreme Court for consideration.
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John S. Shelley
D-Calif
Hoffa
William A. Lee
Chicago
Thomas L. Hickey
New York
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Haffa
Beck
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Supreme Court
Warren
Miami Beach
U. S
J. Dave Beck
Court of Appeals
War Ten
Typhoon Faye Kills Three On Okinawa
The U S Army reports Typhoon Faye killed two Okinawan residents and a U S Marine on Okinawa. The Marine, Stanley F Lisiewski Pie of Baltimore Maryland, suffered a skull fracture from flying debris.
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Faye
Okinawa
Ft, Buckner
U. S. Army
Pie
Stanley F. Lisiewski
Baltimore
Average Farm Prices Decline in Kansas for Month Ended Sept 15
Prices received by Kansas farmers fell 1.3 percent in the month ending September 15. Declines hit wheat corn grain sorghum soybeans hogs and lambs, offsetting gains in oats hay beef cattle sheep milk and milk cows. Wheat fell two cents from 1.85 to 1.83 per bushel.
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Topeka
Kansas
Florida dam break floods lands. no deaths reported
Flood waters released by a power dam break southwest of Tallahassee covered a wide land area. Lowland residents fled their homes but Sheriff W P Joyce said all persons were accounted for. Earlier reports from the highway patrol claimed two people were killed.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. P. Joyce
Highway Patrol
Breeding Praises Congress Work and Diligence
Washington Rep. Breeding a freshman Democrat from Kansas says this year’s House session is conscientious industrious and carefully productive, describing its pace and outcomes as positive and meaningful.
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Congress
Washington
Rep
Breeding
H Craig Graham Dies In Chanute
H Craig Graham founder of self service food stores in Chanute and other towns died today after two years of illness. A Chanute resident for 35 years he was a merchant builder and civic leader and a World War I veteran. Survivors include his widow brother and two sisters. TIME prices advance Oct 7. Order yours this week.
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Chanute
M—H. Craig Grae Jham
Humboldt
Iola
Fredonia
Yates Center
Hills and Resolutions
alNeodesha
Kasper Leads Pickets in Front of White House
John Kasper and the Seaboard White Citizens Council led a small group of seven pickets outside the White House to oppose school integration, displaying messages such as Keep our white schools white and Faubus for president. Two counterprotesters, Richard Tynes and an ally, arrived with opposition signs and stayed about 100 feet away.
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Kasper
White House
Washington
John Kasper
Seaboard White Citizens Council
South
America
Little Rock
Faubus
Richard Tynes
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