Local Briefs and Notes From Ottawa Area
Ottawa items report Phillips University promotes Dr Roy Browning to University Provost and retains him as Piacement Director. Reunion plans feature John Fleming joining Sedan 1919 high school team event. Citations cover petty offenses by Ted Strain and Willard Brittingham and a speeding case by Ronald Sperling. Columbus Day meters free, Don White addresses Williamsburg students on government and law. Dorothy Lawson seeks divorce from Clarence Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Browning
Ottawa University
Phillips University
Enid
Okla
Browning
Piacement
Phillips
John Fleming
Franklin County
Sedan
Don White
Williamsburg High School
Mr. White
Lawson Custody Plea and Miscellany From Ottawa Page
Mrs Lawson seeks custody of 14 month old Jimmy Allen alleging gross neglect and cruelty. A found bicycle in the 600 block North Mulberry may be redeemed at the police station. Wilma Campbell ticketed for speeding 40 in a 30 zone and lacks a current license. Wayland Blair improving after arterial spasm on September 29, in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Airman Edwin Duffield graduates radiology apprentice at Gunter AFB and heads to Limestone Maine for next duty. Ottawa Kiwanis meet features film on petroleum industry during Oid Progress Week. Wurd Douglas introduced as new member. guests Warren Wesen and Dick Stewart attend. Jesse Montague and wife visit Tulsa to see son Robert George and spouse.
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Lawson
North Mulberry
Edwin Duffield
Gunter Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Air Force Hospital
Limestone
Maine
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
W. H. Douglas
Warren Wesen
Dick Stewart
Ottawa
Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients and Births
Hospital notes list the admission of Mrs. Leo McCulley route 4 Iban J Johle Baldwin George Tilcock at 120 East First on Wednesday. Births report Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Peterson 728 North Oak welcomed a son born yesterday weighing 7 pounds 1 ounce.
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Leo McCulley
Assault Charge For Grid Star Faces Cof feyville Star Fullback
Carl Slayton, 19, Cof feyville Junior College fullback, faces assault with a deadly weapon. He was released on $1,500 bond after a disturbance in Arkansas City last Saturday. Coach Long said the incident was not linked to school activity and Slayton should play tonight against Independence. City Judge Rock allowed bond pending preliminary hearing.
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Coffeyville
Carl Slayton
Coffeyville Junior College
Independence
Slayton
Arkansas City
Clifford Long
Carl
Richard Rock
French Anthropologists Discover Ancient Jaw in Algeria
French anthropologists report finding a human jaw in Algeria believed to be over 500,000 years old. The discovery adds potential insight into early human migration and tool use in North Africa.
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Algeria
Berserk Gunmen Hold Pupils. Italian School Declares Holiday
Two brothers armed with guns acid and dynamite seized 97 pupils and staff at Terrazzano School for six hours in a terror day. Police stormed the building killing one attacker while another was wounded. A week’s holiday was set for the children and medical checks ordered for all.
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Terrazzano
Italy
Arturo
Osvaldo Santato
Osvaldo
Paola del Caratore
Funeral rites for LeValley and Straus held
Funeral services were held for Mrs. James LeValley who died October 7 at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev. R. B. Craig officiating. Pallbearers included Charles E and Daniel F Toumberlin among others. burial at Highland cemetery. Also, funeral services for Christian Straus, who died October 7, were conducted at Washington Creek Church of the Brethren in Douglas County with Rev. J. M. Ward and Rev. S. E. Castor presiding. burial at Washington Creek cemetery.
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Hamilton
Maurice W. Hamilton
Richmond
Lamb
Roger Fredrikson
Highland Cemetery
Hinderliter
Eldon Franklin Hinderliter
Sacred Heart Church
Towner’s Chapel
Cooper- Warren- Funk
Lawrence
Kan
St. John’s Cemetery
Homewood
Kansas
Rioting in Hong Kong as troops clash with mobs
British troops and police fought Chinese rioters in Kowloon using riot guns bayonets and tear gas for a second day. At least eight Chinese dead hundreds injured. foreigners and police stations targeted. curfew ordered for Kowloon while Hong Kong island remained calm.
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Hong Kong
Kowloon Peninsula
China
E. B. David
Kowloon
Sham Shui Po
Third Huddle On Suez Crisis
UNITED NATIONS Britain's Britain France and Egypt held a third private Suez meeting with U.N. chief Dag Hammarskjold after a closed Security Council session. Hammarskjold met Soviet and Yugoslav ministers as talks stretched with no clear progress toward a solution.
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United Nations
Britain
France
Egypt
U.N
Dag Hammar‘skjold
Suez
Security Council
Hammarskjoldi
Dmitri Shepilov
Shepilov
Hammarskjold
Koca Popovic
Christian Pineau
Selwyn Lloyd
Nasser
Lloyd
Pineau
London Suez
Free Trip On New Turnpike
TOPEKA A free trip on the Kansas Turnpike is planned for October 20 from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. General manager Gale Moss said the free travel will allow officials to test operations before the formal opening October 25. Oklahoma football fans attending the Oklahoma Kansas game in Lawrence October 20 will receive a special invitation.
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Topeka
Kansas Turnpike
Gale Moss
Turnpike
Moss
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Showdown on Union Contract at Bruce Company
Bruce Company of Ottawa announces a contract showdown with United Garment Workers Local 344. If not accepted by Monday October 15, union label use will cease, risking discontinuation of production. Negotiations included mediation and multiple offers with wage and holiday changes.
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Bruce Company, Inc
Ottawa
United Garment Workers of America
Earl Guist
Bruce Company
H. D. Lee Company
Kansas City
Floesser-Heynemann Company
San Francisco
United States Department of Labor Conciliation Service
Union Letters Promise Uninterrupted Workplace Ties
A new contract agreement will be drawn up as a letter to the employer states hopes for an uninterrupted continuation of the pleasant relationship that has existed between the Union and the Company.
Wipe Out Jordan Border Station Battle Report
Israeli forces waged a seven hour attack on Kalkilyeh border station inside Jordan in a major Jordan conflict. Official counts said 41 killed and 25 wounded with a UN cease fire, while unofficial tallies reached 160 dead. King Hussein reportedly rushed to Amman to direct Jordanian troops as fighting spread in the Judean hills.
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Jerusalem
Tisraeli
Jordan
U.N
Kalkilyeh
Hussein
Amman
Judean
Lions line uses Creekmar Sewell Ane Spencer Salsbury
The Detroit Lions line features Lou Creekmar Harley Sewell Charlie Ane Oliver Spencer and Jim Salsbury averaging 246 pounds per man on the offensive line. UNC’s 1898 football squad limited nine opponents to eight points total.
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Detroit Lions
Lou Creekmar
Harley Sewell
Charlie Ane
Oliver Spencer
Jim Salsbury
University of North Carolina
Traffic Deaths and Breeding Stats From 1956 Kansas
Traffic fatalities reported by the State Accident Records Section show 503 to date in 1956, with 445 for the same period in 1955. The Kentucky Artificial Breeding Association reports nearly 500,000 cows bred artificially since its 1940s inception.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kentucky
Sale dates and listings from C A Myers & Son catalog
Listings announce sale dates for various auctions and estates in Kansas. Roberts Market Sale in Lawrence and Ottawa area, Overbrook Livestock Sales, Washington Creek Church Sale near Glade Store, Rudy Waulk Estate near Lawrence, Leonard Morgan near Ottawa, Shaw & Ross near Wellivette. Contacts at Centropolis and Ottawa Route 4.
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Roberts Market
11Th St
Lawrence
Kas
Overbrook
Washington Creek
Glade Store
11Th &T
Kansas
I. B. Sinclair
Ottawa
Rudy Waulk
Leonard Morgan
Miles
Shaw & Ross
Wellavitte
Overbrook Livestock Sale Schedule in Kas Anderson County
Jack Nelson from Pomona reports sales listings for Overbrook with livestock auctions held every Wednesday and a recurring Tuesday session in Anderson County. The notice notes contact for weekly sale events managed by Pomona and Overbrook venues.
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Anderson County
Overbrook
Waverly Sale Pavilion Auction Notices and Listings
Neill George of Waverly Kansas runs a weekly sale pavilion every Thursday in Waverly. Listings note auctions for William Tyson near Melvern on Oct 15, August Meyer at Aliceville on Oct 15, Will Kruger Estate near Waverly on Oct 19, Crabb's Machine and Welding in Homewood on Oct 24, Frank Spencer near Emerald on Oct 26, plus Homewood Community Christian Church Auction in Homewood.
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Waverly
William Tyson
Melvern
August Meyer
Aliceville
Will Kruger
Crabb
Homewood
Kansas
Frank Spencer
Emerald
Homewood Community Christian Church
October auctions and sales listed around Ottawa Kansas
A fragmentary list of October and November sales around Ottawa Kansas. Entries note auction firms, locations on Wilson Locust streets, and various buyers including farms selling cattle and equipment. Highlights include Hereford cattle at Booth farm and multiple farm equipment and livestock auctions near Ottawa and Baldwin.
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Mom & Blackie’s
N. Blain
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson & Locust Sts
Harry L. Morgan
Ottawa
Fr. Co. Sale
Wilson & Locust
Frank Hate
Lawrence
Hans Lassen
Pomona
Kansas
Sand Creek
H. M. Booth & Beets
Baldwin
Baldwin Junction
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Jay Ellis
Drake’s Bakery
Fleming
Pittsburg
Ted Strain
S. Sycamore
Willard Brittingham
Route 2
Ronald Roy Sperling
Wichita
South Main Street
Dorothy L. Lawson
Clarence
McVe
Louis. H. Dengel
Shodeo
RODEO
Ottawa Riding Club
Rexall
John G. Kaiser
Masonic Bidg. Pho
Joe Towner
Wilma Campbell
Ash
Miss Campbell
Wayland Blair
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jesse Montague
Tulsa
Robert George
Grid
Limb Funeral Home
Glenn Ford
Diamond Wizard
Walter Pidgeon
Anne Fra
Leslie Nielsen
Atgay the Robot
Starig
John Lund
William Bendix
Keefe
Brasselle
Richard Boone
William Leslie
New Turnpike
South Main
South Side
North Side
James Cagney
Barbara Stanwyck
Gregory Peck
Jane Wyman
Narsanton Technicolor
Hillcrest
Primit
Guy Madison
Felicia Farr
Kathryn Grant
Pytast
Michael Pate
David P. Harmon
Raphael Raves
David Dortort
Arthur Gordon
Lewis
Rachmil
Helen Ainsworth
George Sherman
Stoon
Judy Holliday
Jordan Border Station
Pla-Mart
Paola
Elmer Hagemeyer
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
Jack Nelson
Pomona, Kas
Neill George
Albert Tlarm
Albert
Stewart & Son Rt
Harold
N. Main
42Nd Army Band