Ottawa Briefs Highlight Navy Family News And Local Events
Fire control technician William Vollmar serves aboard USS Charles S. Sperry in North Atlantic maneuvers with NATO allies Canada France Norway The Netherlands United Kingdom and the U S Also Lt Roy W Browning Jr Protestant chaplain at Dyess AFB receives Exension Course certificate Dr and Mrs Browning prepare to visit and attend conferences Family updates include Ottawa Kayettes petti coat party a Catholic rummage sale and UNICEF trick or treat plan Rotarians and locals attend World Series broadcast Headlines cover school plays sports events and community notices with extended family ties and regional travel summaries.
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William Vollmar
Pauline Vollmar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Charles S. Sperry
North Atlantic
NATO
Canada
France
Norway
Netherlands
United Kingdom
United States
William
Earl W. Johnson
Princeton
Mary Tankersley
Norfolk, Va
Roy Browning
S. Sycamore
Dyess Afb
Abilene, Tex
Roy W. Browning Jr
Air Force
Louis A. Rochez II
Col. Rochez
Indianapolis
Ind
Brotherhood Conference of Disciples of Christ
Cleveland
Ohio
Roy III
Christy Sue
Courtland
Two Accidents Report Across Ottawa and Princeton
Two auto crashes were reported within a minute of each other. In Ottawa at 5 14 p m David Plank 76 pulled from a service station on Wilson and Main, struck Clyde Lunger 65 on Main, with Plank claiming he did not see the other car. Lunger’s vehicle sustained major damage while Plank’s was minor. In Princeton at 5 15 p m Robert Lawin’s truck exited a farm drive and moved south. Helen Linneman following failed to stop and struck the truck’s rear, with Linneman’s car listed as major damage and the truck undamaged.
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Ottawa
Princeton
David Plank
Oak
Wilson and
Main
Clyde S. Lunger
N. Main
Plank
Jay Brown
Robert Lawin
Brown
Lawin
Helen Irene Linneman
Deaths Mrs H A Dunn Ottawa pioneer dies in Lawrence
Mrs H A Dunn longtime Ottawa resident dies at 96 in Lawrence born May 11 1861. She and husband Harry A Dunn ran The Dunn Dry Goods Store at 326 South Main for 45 years. Survived by two daughters a grandson three great grandsons and a sister. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Rumsey Funeral Home Lawrence officiated by Rev Harold Barr burial Highland Cemetery Ottawa.
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H. A. Dunn
Ottawa
Lawrence
Harry A
Charlotta (Stingley) Dunn
Dunn
South Main
David R. Gano
E. P. Miller
Kansas City
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold Barr
Lawrence Congregational Church
Highland Cemetery
Topeka 85 Year Old Washburn Dies. Graveside Friday
Mrs Annie H Washburn of Topeka age 85 died today in a Topeka hospital. Born July 5 1872 in West Unity Ohio she was the widow of Ira A Washburn. A dressmaker and tailor she belonged to First Presbyterian Church Topeka and worked at the Mexican Mission She leaves sons Floyd W and Claude E of Topeka Graveside services set for Erie Saturday at 2 pm.
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Annie Hellene Washburn
Topeka
Charles Walker
Ottawa
West Unity
Ohio
Ira A. Washburn
First Presbyterian Church
Floyd W
Claude E
Erie
Harold Hutchins Dies After Heart Attack in San Emporia
Harold Dean Hutchins, 57, of Kansas City and a veteran Santa Fe railroad engineer, died yesterday in a San Emporia hotel after completing a run to the city. Born in Abilene, he had lived in Kansas City many years and is survived by his wife Edna, daughter Ruth Ann, mother Alpha Hutchins, and sisters Mrs. Foote of Ottawa and Mrs. Lois Sanders of Kansas City.
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Harold Dean Hutchins
Kansas City
Joe Foote
Ottawa
San Emporia
Foote
Lois Sanders
Wife Will Join Turncoat Husband
Mrs. Samuel D. Hawkins leaves San Francisco to rejoin her husband in Wichita Kansas following his refusal to repatriate after the Korean War. She arrived aboard the SS President Wilson and described her relief to be in a free country after hardships in China where she and her husband had been stationed. Hawkins, from Oklahoma City, returned to the United States in March to bring his wife to the States.
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San Francisco
Samuel D. Hawkins
Wichita, Kas
Tituana Tanya Hawkins
Wilson
Hawkins
Oklahoma City
United States
Oklahoma Set to Vote on Beer Ban Amendment
Oklahoma will vote December 3 on a constitutional amendment allowing counties to outlaw alcohol stronger than 3.2 beer. Gov. Raymond Gary announced the date after brewery interests halted a legal challenge. The measure arose from United Days petition efforts, with litigation pending two years. The amendment would let local option elections be triggered by petition in each county. A group aiming to end prohibition via a constitutional amendment obtained a state charter last week.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
United Days
Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients This Week
Admitted: Mrs. Donald Welton 710 S Mulberry, Mrs. William Lang 703 E ard, Lisabeth Rogers 725 W 5th. Births: Kenneth Chapman 427 Ash daughter 5 lb 15 oz, William Osburn 15 Princeton daughter 7 lb 13 oz, Byron Mohr RFD 3 son 6 lb, A T Harkins 422 W 9th daughter 5 lb 2 oz. Dismissed: Ricky Lee Trout 304 W 4th to Kansas City hospital, Emmett Taylor 510 N Poplar.
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Donald Welton
S. Mulberry
William Lang
E.ard
Lisabeth Ray Rogers
Kenneth Chapman
Ash
William Osburn
Princeton
Byron Mohr
A. T. Harkins
Ricky Lee Trout
Kansas City
Emmett Taylor
Poplar
Saved From Vat Of 300 Degree Oil
Carl W. Ely, 42, fell into a vat of 300 degree oil at a heat treatment plant while Durell Pierce, 23, helped remove hot steel. Ely escaped partially submerged, Pierce pulled him out, and doctors credited Pierces quick action with preventing deeper burns or death.
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Dallas
Carl W. Ely
Durell Pierce
Ely
Pierce
Well known KC Grain Dealer Dies
Kansas City grain dealer and civic leader J. Sol Hart, 83, died at his home. Hart, a former Kansas legislator from Jewell County, past president of the Kansas City Board of Trade, and longtime head of the Hart Bartlett Sturtevant Grain Co., retired in 1949. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at Newcomer's Chapel, with burial in Highland Park Cemetery.
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Kansas City —J
Sol
Hart
Kansas
Kansas City Board of Trade
Jewell County
Kansas Grain Inspection Department
Hart-Bartlett- Sturtevant Grain Co
Newcomer's Chapel
Highland Park Cemetery
Record Budget Grows Bigger
Washington report notes President Eisenhower's peacetime budget rising to 72 billion dollars for the year ending June 30, 1959, with a target to cut to 70 billion. Budget Director Brundage outlines midyear review figures showing spending up 200 million from January, receipts down 100 million, and a surplus of 1 1/2 billion dollars directed to reducing the federal debt as tax relief potential is discussed for next spring.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Percival F. Brundage
Brundage
Congress
Burge
Arabia Rejects Western Charges Over Middle East Tensions
At the United Nations Ahmad Shukairy, Saudi Arabia’s minister, rejects Western claims that Soviet arms shipments threaten peace in the Middle East. He urges a hands off policy, supports Syria, and vows not to allow a Cold War in the region. He says Middle East affairs should stay regional.
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United Nations
N. Y
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
General Assembly
Ahmad Shukairy
U. N
Syria
Deadlocked Confidential Jury Dismissed
Los Angeles reports a deadlocked two week jury in the Confidential magazine criminal libel conspiracy trial was discharged after a 7 to 5 vote for conviction. A juror said a member was bribed rumors surfaced in hotel lobby. Judge Walker noted a five to seven jury suggested no bribery. Dismissal ends the mistrial but cases will be retried.
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Los Angeles
Herbert V. Walker
Confidential
Whisper
Dep. Dist. Atty
William L. Rizzi
Winfield Girl Is Royal Queen Candidate
Barbara Lowe a Winfield senior in foods and nutrition was chosen as Kansas State College's candidate for queen of the American Royal in Kansas City this month. She won at a style review from 17 candidates with Sandra Mays a Smith Center sophomore as runnerup.
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Manhattan
Winfield
Kansas State College
Kansas City
Barbara Lowe
Sandra Mays
Smith Center
Drop In Traffic Noted In Kansas
A Kansas highways official notes a 742 percent drop in traffic this year, tying it to weak economic activity. Highway planning engineer Robert Willis says reduced business leads to lower travel, marking the first year since World War II with less traffic than the prior year.
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Topeka
State Highways Commission
Kansas
Robert Willis
Paris Welcomes Buxom Actress Jayne Mansfield Visit
Paris greets the buxom actress Jayne Mansfield with drawings and scandalous imagery in a front page feature. She tours the city visiting a vegetable market and kissing a cabbage amid a farm strike while Paris papers compare her to the Venus de Milo in height.
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Paris
Jayne Mansfield
Figaro
Gal
Miss Mansfield
L’aurore
Venus de Milo
Jayne
Red Volunteers Seize Control of San Marino
In San Marino, roughly 100 Communist volunteers armed with 19th century rifles and 20 rounds each consolidated the Red government's grip without violence. The rival anti Communist provisional government retains only a small abandoned steel factory at the eastern tip as steady rain falls.
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San Marino
Red
Italy Border Halt Delays Seekers as San Marino Police Standby
Italian andSan Marino authorities conducted border checks and halted all crossing. The 200 San Marino police on patrol, under an Italian commander’s anti-Communist stance, did not interfere with Red activities and carried no ammunition for their antiquated arms.
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Italy
San Marino
Red
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East 2Nd
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Louis E. Thomas
Harold E. May
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Harold Huston
N. Mulberry
25Th Infantry Division
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Earl Pearson
C. Cedar
North Main
Milo Harris
Lester Davis
Cottonwood
St. Luke’s Hospital
Woodson Moore
Emmett Moore
Cameron, Mo
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Unicef
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B. O. Gilliland
Ora Childers
Baldwin
Rotary Club
Luke Mubray
Pratt
Paul Schlagel
Olathe
C. D. Lyman
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Ray Miles
Rev
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Garnett
Arch Shaver
Max Shoemaker
Emporia
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Quimby, Iowa
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University of Kansas Medical Center
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Robert C. Butler
Alfie
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Pittsburgh
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West Virginia
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China
Peiping
Dean Berlin
Evy
Arabia
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Louis H. Dengel
Care Everywhere United van Lines, Inc
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Ottawa Transfer & Storage Co
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Anthony Quinn
Hillcrest
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