Santa Fe carloadings and district notes in Ottawa
The week ending October 1 1960 reports Santa Fe carloadings at 25 with 11 763 cars from connections, local stamps sale announced at county clerk Bruce Spears office, Fr i day and weekend district events include Four Gallons quartet contest in offitzi Neb, FHA district conference in Garnett and multiple local notices from agencies and businesses.
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Santa Fe
Bruce Spears
N. Amer
Four Gallons
Marold Tickner
Don Lunger
Car- StePence
Floyd Smith
Offidha
Neb
Tickner
Lunger
Nixon Drives South Campaign In New Jersey Visit
Vice President Richard M. Nixon toured New Jersey urging voters to back his ticket while promoting Eisenhower era inflation controls. He contrasted southern stops in North Carolina and Virginia with New Jersey aimed at securing 16 electoral votes and broadening support beyond the traditional GOP base. Nixon praised Jefferson and Wilson at Richmond and Charlotte rallies, insisting Los Angeles delegates forfeited Democratic credibility with the 1960 platform.
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Nixon
New Jersey
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
North Carolina
Virginia
Charlotte Coliseum
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Dixie
New York
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Coneee
Charlotte
GOP
Thomas Jefferson
Woodrow Wilson
Jefferson
Los Angeles
Docking Opposes State College Crash Program
Gov. George Docking said the only practical solution to rising college enrollment is to improvise with available facilities rather than rush costly crash programs. Speaking at Emporia State Teachers College, he warned such programs could cause long-range confusion and cited a pending plan to fund state college building projects. He praised Emporia for a realistic, pioneering approach while noting the college was not included in crash plans.
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Emporia, Kan
George Docking
Docking
Emporia
Teachers College
Emporia School
Mickey Cohen to Face Tax Trial in Los Angeles
Ex-gambler Mickey Cohen returns to Los Angeles after a New York stay as a federal judge denies more days to prepare his defense on charges of evading almost 400000 dollars in taxes. The trial is scheduled for Monday.
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Los Angeles
Mickey Cohen
Cohen
New York
Local Market Prices and Grain Rates
Grain and livestock prices listed with Wheat at 1.84, Corn around 0.69 to 0.70 per unit, Shelled Corn 0.69, Oats 0.68, Sorghum 1.30, Barley 0.78. Butterfat 2.00, Eggs graded at 0.44 to 0.38, Heavy Hens 0.08, Light Hens and Cocks listed without clear figures.
Free Rides For Bus Riders In Miami
Miami transit workers resume service with free rides for about 150000 riders under a plan by William D. Pawley, covering Miami and Miami Beach. Drivers will forgo salaries totaling about 8000 dollars daily and accept no tips or subsidies beyond existing union pay. The arrangement aims to end the strike over a 2 cent pay raise.
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Miami
William D. Pawley
Miami Transit
Miami Beach
Pawley
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Pawly
America
Miami ‘Beach
Police Court Session Busy
An 18 year old Wellsville youth Clifford J Rice was found guilty of loitering and fined 25 dollars in a Police Court trial. Rice pleaded guilty at an arraignment on Sept 20 and was allowed to change his plea after his mother advised him to plead guilty. Other Baldwin youths faced loitering charges and pled guilty later. The day also featured drunk and reckless driving pleas with fines ranging up to 25 dollars and bonds posted. An attorney for Leon Pearson entered a not guilty plea to multiple charges with bond set at 315 dollars for trial Oct 18.
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Wellsville
Clifford J. Rice
Rice
Lyle Story
Melvin Kneechler
David Franklin Walker
Baldwin
Walker
Kneedler
Ottawa
Robert Pinet
Jessie G. Doudna
South 59
Tom Gleason
Doudna
James Mitchell Jones
RFD
Terry T. Wood
Lawrence
Toots Barber
S. Cedar
Frank Rose
Wichita
Leon Pearson
Pearson
Kansas City Livestock Prices Sharply Move Across Markets
AP report from Kansas City notes cattle sales with 6 500 calves and 500 slaughter cattle. Steers and heifers hold steady at 21.50 to 24.75, good to high choice heifers and yearlings 20.00 to 24.06, vealers 19.00 to 23.00, calves 17.00 to 20.00. Slaughter steer calves 24.00 to 25.00. Sheep trading 1 200 lambs with lambs up to 50, ewes 3.75 to 4.00. Hogs 3 500 with barrows and gilts steady to 18 lower, 200 260-lb barrows and gilts 17.00 to 60, sows 13.75 to 16.00.
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Kansas City
Marriage Licenses for Womack and Montgomery in Olathe
Roger H. Womack aged 21 and Barbara Sue Montgomery aged 18, both residents of Olathe, obtained marriage licenses.
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Roger H. Womack
Barbara Sue Montgomery
Olathe
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births Reported
Hospital notes list admissions Jeffrey J. McCurdy 1110 Lincoln Mrs Samuel Christerson B44 Tremont Noah Barnhart 533 Birch Milton Ikenberry RFD 2 Overbrook Mrs Carl D Eichenberger Pomona and others today Births to Jack Bryant IRFD 2 Baldwin daughter 6 lb 1014 oz Marvin Klein 1411 Willow daughter 8 lb 3 oz Thomas Chambers RFD 2 Wellsville son 7 lb 8 oz Teddy L Coons 505% N Main twins a son 5 lb 6% oz and a daughter 41 lb 14 oz Dismissals Jeffrey J McCurdy 1119 Lincoln Mrs W A Fowler 907 King Monday Mrs Howard Eissler and baby son Lyndon Mrs Millard C Harmon Pomona
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Lincoln
Samuel Christerson
Tremont
Noah Barnhart
Birch
Milton Ikenberry
RFD
Overbrook
Carl D. ‘Eichenberger
Pomona
Jack
Bryant
Baldwin
Marvin Klein
Willow
Thomas Chambers
Wellsville
Teddy L. Coons
N. Main
W. A. Fowler
King
Howard Eissler
Lyndon
Millard C
Harmon
Charged After Highway Crash In Ottawa Area
Robert H. Bass 19 of Marion faces a county court charge for failing to decrease speed enough to avoid a crash after a Saturday incident on US 59 near Ottawa. A driver, P R Jamison 1246 College, was involved as well. Several others cited include Kenneth Vaughn 27 Burlington Leroy Wages 40 Kansas City Ottive Magill 55 731 Pecan Carl Cole Jr 17 Wichita Lindell Fiehler 54 Wellsville and Charles Bogart 68 Williamsport. Bogart pleaded not guilty to a drunken driving charge and has trial set for Oct 10.
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RFD
Marion
Bass
Highway Patrol
P. R. Jamison
College
Ottawa
US 59
Kenneth A. Vaughn
Burlington
Leroy C. Wages
Kansas City
Kas
Ottive Magill
Carl Cole Jr
Wichita
Lindell Fiehler
Wellsville
Charles J. Bogart
Williamssburg
Bogart
Three Ottawa Youths Jailed for Beer Theft Vandalism
Three Ottawa youths pleaded guilty to petty larceny in the theft of a case of beer from the Spot Tavern. Stanley N. Garrett 16 Bill Gentry 17 J. B. Reeves 17 were sentenced to 30 60 days respectively. They face arraignment on five counts of vandalism linked to a spree on Oct 1 at sites including Pat Maloney’s new home Green Dell School a railroad signal light Brown School and the Ivan Lutter farm.
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Spot
Stanley N. Garrett
RFD
Wellsville
Bill Gentry
Monroe
J. B. Reeves
N. Sycamore
Deaths Mrs Berneice L Lester Dies at 71 in Ottawa
Mrs Berneice Lueila Lester 71 of 1022 S Hickory died at 4 am in Ransom Memorial Hospital She was born Jan 14 1889 in South Amhurst Ohio married to John Tuso Lester Aug 24 1912 in Elgrna Ohio She lived in Ottawa most of her life and was a First Baptist Church member Surviving are widower a son Thomas James Lester four daughters 14 grandchildren one brother and a step sister Funeral services Thursday at 2 pm in Towner's Chapel with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery
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S. Hickory
John Tuso Lester
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Ohio
Thames and
Bertha (Blackman) Fahey
Lester
Elgrna
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Thomas James Lester
Ayden
N. C
Theresia Smith
Independence
Bertha Wilhite
Kearney
Marjorie Nichols
Cortez
Colo
William Fahey
San Francisco
Calif
Ann Hasel
Lakewood
Towner’s Chapel
Raymond P. Jennings
Highland Cemetery
Funeral Services Planned at Princeton Christian Church
Funeral services will be held at Princeton Christian Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Rev. Robert Power of Ottawa will officiate. The body will lie in state at Towner's Chapel from 5 p.m. today until 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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Howard New
Towner's Chapel
Princeton Christian Church
Princeton
Kansas
Robert Powner
Ottawa
Towner’s Chapel
K State Football Coach In Hospital
Kansas State football coach Doug Weaver was kept in Riley County Hospital for further tests after an ailment affected his back. Dr. James A. Bertone said diagnosis was not completed and the coach would remain at least through today. Weaver became ill before Monday’s football practice.
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Kan
Doug Weaver
Kansas State
James A. Bertone
Student Health Center
Riley County Hospital
Weaver
Political Announcements and In Memoriam Notices
Franklin County Democratic candidate Don Shade seeks the County Clerk post. In Memoriam recalls Henry George Wadkin who died October 4, 1958, with family honoring his memory. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and the Eagles Auxiliary for support after bereavement.
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Franklin County
Henry George Wadkina
Gow
Ing Memor
Henry Adkins
Allence
Amile
Peggy
Eagies
W. M. Smithey
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