Ottawa News Briefs Summary From September Local Notices
News briefs from Ottawa cover Herald subscription rates Penny Supper at Garfield P T A and a high school visit by Usha Sud an Indian native. Social Security field visits exceed 125 residents. a new art club forms at Ottawa Senior High School. routine board of education meeting. local hospital treatment. new pledges at Kansas State College Purple Pepsters. moving Barnett Sales Co. parole revoked for John Rose. drag racing arrest for John Alkerman.
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Usha Sud
India
Ottawa
Gerald Lind
Pomona
Thé
International Farm Youth
Aeet
Social Security
R. A
Nitschke
Kansas City
Has. Ofaates
Social Security Actministration
City
Fing
Janetrwyin
Ottawa T High ‘School
Ottawa ‘B Board of Education
Died William Hayes of Eureka Funeral Held
William Hayes of Eureka died Friday in the hospital there. Funeral services and burial followed at Greenwood County Cemetery. Hayes was son of Mrs. Alzira Boyd and brother of Mrs. Pauline Parrish. another son, L. L. Hayes, died August 8. Liberty Ladies Aid postponed meeting to next week at Mrs. Albert Stewart’s home. Bert Detwiler of Rantoul is in Veterans Hospital Kansas City in room 10 East.
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Sen
William Hayes
Eureka
Greenwood County
Hayes
Alzira Boyd
N. Locust
Pauline Parrish
Boyd
L. L. Hayes
Liberty Ladies Aid
Bert Detwiler
Rantoul
Veterans Hospital
Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients This Monday
Admits include Eugene W. Saffren of 223 Willow and Mrs. Roy Jones of 712 N Mulberry, plus Mrs. Thomas Love of Pomona, Arthur Carpenter of 811 Pec an, and Sheryl Nickel route 4, all listed today. Births record Mr and Mrs John Pistorius of 619 E 4th with a daughter weighing 6 lb 15 oz and Mr and Mrs Howard Smith of Richmond with a daughter weighing 7 lb 1 oz. Discharges include Mrs George Eis and baby daughter of 823 Estabrook today.
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Eugene W. Saffren
Willow
Roy Jones
N. Mulberry
Thomas Love
Pomona
Arthur Carpenter
John Pistorius
Howard Smith
Richmond
George Eis
Estabrook
Farm Price Index Remains Unchanged
TOPEKA U The index of prices paid Kansas farmers for their products in the month ended Sept 15 was unchanged from Aug 15 but 9 points below last year. The federal state departments of agriculture report the index at 227 percent of the 1910 14 base versus 236 a year ago with a 322 record in 1951.
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Topeka U
Kansas
Departments of Agriculture
French Troops Are Reinforced By Morocco Uprising
Reinforcements moved from Fez toward the Spanish Moroccan border to subdue a Berber revolt that forced the abandonment of Immouzer des Marmoudia after 11 Europeans died in a Sunday attack. About 60 rebels struck Taforalt near Oujda but were repelled. The uprising involved over 1,500 fighters, with spillover into Algeria where 292 were rounded up among a Berber group crossing borders.
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Rabat
Morocco
Fez
Immouzer-des- Marmoudia
Taforalt
Oujda
Algeria
Reds See US Homes on Soviet Inspection Tour
Ten ranking housing officials of the Soviet Union begin a four week coast to coast inspection tour of American home building methods. Led by I. K. Kozuilia the Soviet minister of urban construction visits a North Springfield Virginia development and then cities from Boston to Cleveland before returning to Washington October 28.
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Washington
Soviet Union
North
Springfield
I. K. Kozuilia
National Assn. of
Kozuilia
Boston
New York
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chicago
Seattle
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Tucson
Houston
Austin
New Orleans
Cleveland
Crash Injuries Fatal To Woman
Mrs. Ray Barton, 50, of Fredonia, Kansas, died from injuries after a two car collision on K99 north of Howard in Elk County. Her husband and sister, both of Fredonia, were hospitalized at Sedan City Hospital. Also injured were Mr. and Mrs. William Schaar of near Severy, with lacerations, cuts, and a fractured arm.
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Sedan
Kas
Ray Barton
Fredonia
Howard
Elk County
Martha Cassar
Sedan City Hospital
William Schaar
Severy
Schaar
Schoeppel backs free delegation to presidential nominating conventions
Kansas Senator Schoeppel argues citizens should choose Kansas delegates for presidential nominating conventions. He says if Eisenhower does not seek reelection the Kansas delegation should stay free to back any candidate. He foresees Vice President Nixon a likely option and notes Kansas can gain a third federal district judge if merited. He also criticizes the Truman Brannan program for depressing farm prices and explains Benson was constrained by earlier laws.
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Topeka
Sen
Schoeppel
Kas
Kansas
Eisenhower
Senate
Shawnee
Pomona Sale Listed By Jack Nelson Tuesday
Jack Nelson lists the Anderson County sale in Pomona Kansas with weekly auctions every Tuesday. The notice names Pomona and Anderson County and specifies recurring sale days.
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Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Anderson County
Seek Right-Of-Way For Super Highway
Topeka condemnation proceedings begin to obtain right of way for the first stage of a new four lane highway from Manhattan toward Fort Riley. Right of way sought extends .86 of a mile west from the 7th and Yuma streets intersection near Manhattan's western city limits. Herald Want Ads get results.
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Topeka
Manhattan
Fort Riley
State Highway Commission
7Th
Yuma
GOP Ahead With Convention Plans
Washington reports say the Republican Party will proceed with its 1956 nominating convention in San Francisco the week of August 20 despite President Eisenhower’s illness. National Chairman Leonard W Hall stated on Mutual radio there is no truth to delaying or relocating the event. Democratic Chair Paul M Butler suggested Republicans might seek an earlier date due to shifting conditions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
San Francisco
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Mutual
Paul M. Butler
Chicago
Butler
Britain calls secret Middle East document authentic
The War Office admitted a Cairo newspaper report publishing a British secret intelligence assessment. The document, printed in Al Gumhurriya, quoted Britain as expressing doubts about Israel's peaceful intentions.
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London
War Office
Britain
Middle East
Cairo
al Gumhurriya
Israel
Marriage Licenses Issued To Several Couples
Gilbert W Zebert of Paola aged 48 and Dorothy Longmire of Paola aged 49 applied for marriage licensing. James Craig Macdonald of Ottawa aged 20 and Carol Lee Laughlin of Sterling aged 21 wed by probate judge. Noel V Engler of Topeka aged 28 and Mary Alice Winberg of Topeka aged 26 obtained licenses.
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Gilbert W. Zebert
Paola
Dorothy Longmire
James Craig Macdonald
Ottawa
Carol Lee Laughlin
Sterling
Noel V. Engler
Topeka
Mary Alice Winberg
Hall Hopeful on Drought Disaster for Kansas Counties
Gov. Fred Hall says rains are fine but believes the U S Department of Agriculture will declare 48 Kansas counties drought disaster areas. Recent downpours won’t end feed shortages caused by the prior drought, yet designation would allow farmers in affected areas to access federal drought assistance programs including feed support.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Kansas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Hall
Kans
Porcupine twins rarer than human twins
A compact observation notes that porcupine twins are rarer than human twins, highlighting the unusual occurrence of dual offspring in porcupines compared with people.
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