WEWS BRIEFS Summary of Local Notes and Events
Short news bites from Ottawa area reporting a student Herald subscription drive, a Drake's Bakery ad, a turkey and merchandise shoot at the Olathe Gun Club, a conference of English teachers at K U with Alvin McCoy as a speaker, a bicycle found and claimed, a minor two car collision at Seventh and Mulberry, Kansas garden club meeting in Emporia, Kansas Baptist Convention attendees in McPherson, Henry A Parker hospital visit for an infected finger, and Ottawa High Kayettes program theme Friends.
Rummage Sale by Ottawa La Sertoma Club
The Ottawa La Sertoma club will hold a rummage sale in the Memorial Auditorium lobby on Friday and Saturday.
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Ottawa
la Sertoma Club
Memorial Auditorium
Drought Aid Continued in 24 Kansas Counties
Washington announces extension of feed grain drought aid in 24 Kansas counties. Eligible farmers and stockmen may buy 60 day supplies of feed from local dealers at a discount of one dollar per hundred pounds.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Kansas
Lay Conference on Education Tees Up National Talks
Ottawa invites all education minded people to a lay conference Saturday at the senior high auditorium starting 9 30 am Presiding is Mrs N V Hudelson of Pomona Mrs Verne Alden of Wellsville will address the meeting Sessions will split into six groups each tackling a distinct education topic A final report will be sent to the governor s conference on October 20 and then to the White House later Eisenhower favors local beginnings for national education plans
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White House
N. V. Hudelson
Pomona
Verne Alden
Wellsville
Eisenhower
Ottawa
Back To Work At Struck Plant In Indiana
NEW CASTLE Ind The Perfect Circle foundry operated partially as the striking CIO United Auto Workers and the National Guard kept a standoff. The plant welcomed workers while the union vowed to back the strike. Gov George N Craig ordered Guard presence to prevent renewed violence.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Foundry
CIO
United Auto Workers
National Guard
George N. Craig
Turnpike to Have Its Own Communication System
A private communications network covering the 236 mile Kansas Turnpike will be ready when the superhighway opens next October. The system links fixed stations by party line telephones and fixed radio units, said Gale Moss, general manager. Herald Want Ads get results.
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Topeka
Kansas Turnpike
Gale Moss
Turnpike
Jury Microphone Recordings Debated in Wichita Case
Senate hearings reveal University of Chicago researchers sought permission to record jury deliberations in a May 1954 condemnation case prosecuted by Robert M. Cowger. Cowger stated no objection after being asked in Judge Delmas Hill's chambers. Cowger and opposing counsel later learned recordings had been played at Estes Park conference.
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Washington
Robert M. Cowger
Asst
U.S
University of Chicago
Cowger
Topeka
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Federal District
Delmas Hill
U. S
Kansas
William C. Farmer
George Temiplar
10Th Judicial Circuit
Estes Park
Colo
Eastland
D-Miss
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
University of Chicago Law School
Orie Phillips
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Hill
Wichita
Templar
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Clark
Judge Hill
Sourwine
Farmer
Deaths Mrs Myra Morlan Pioneer Resident of Rantoul
Mrs Myra Morlan 80 a pioneer resident of Rantoul died at 7 50 pm yesterday in Ransom Memorial hospital She had been a patient in Cedar House nursing home for some time She was widow of Loren D Morlan who died in 1950 Morlan was born at Rantoul of pioneer parents She was a member of the Rantoul Presbyterian church and charter member of the Rantoul Royal Neighbors Surviving are two sons Verne Morlan Lane and Faye Morlan Altadena Calif en route here and one sister Mrs Mae Springer Youngstown Ohio Funeral arrangements are pending Burial will be in Stanton cemetery Miami county.
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Myra Morlan
Rantoul
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Cedar House
Loren D. Morlan
Morlan
Pioneeer
Altadena
Calif
Mae Springer
Youngstown
Ohio
Stanton Cemetery
Miami County
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Across Several Hospitals
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges for Henry Parker at 1240 S Hickory and Mrs Hilda Grubb on S Hickory, plus Rosetta Schwalm of Baldwin and Judy Ann Hopkins. Births include Rolland and wife Overbrook with a daughter and Orde and wife Read ing with a daughter. Transfers include Mrs John Hogan to St Josephs in Kansas City. Multiple names and addresses from Quenemo Curtis Miller and others appear with today or yesterday dates.
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Henry Parker
S. Hickory
Hilda Grubb
Rosetta Schwalm
Baldwin
Judy Ann Hopkins
W. 2Nd
Ivan Brown
N. Mulberry
Gay Shoaf
Cedar House
Rolland Turner
Overbrook
Orde Sapp
Reading
Kas
Howard Smith
Richmond
John Hogan
S. Oak
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kansas City
Cecil Kramer
Quenemo
Curtis Miller
Ash
Bob Neill
Mary Baggett
Everett
Wash
Ervin Za_bel
Eisenhower letters Soviet plan for disarmament talks
President Eisenhower, recovering, sent a letter to Premier Bulganin offering to accept a Soviet military inspection plan and to pair it with his predisarmament program. He urged continued study and floated combining both programs toward eventual disarmament, noting Bulganin’s call for careful study of the Geneva proposal. Savings bonds are an investment.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
U.S
White House
Soviet Union
United States
Geneva
Kremlin
Local Markets heels and shock in hospital report
Moyer said he lost his balance while preparing to move a desk from one floor to another. His condition was reported good at a hospital. Ottawa Herald Want Ads bring results quickly.
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Moyer
Hiatt Plans No Further Action On Dismissal
Hiatt, fired as state purchasing director by Gov. Fred Hall, says his appeal evidence supports reinstatement but will take no further action. The civil service board upheld the dismissal citing departmental friction rather than insubordination. He thanks the board for clearing his character and reputation.
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PEKA
Eugene W. Hiatt
Lon
Fred Hall
Civil Service Board
Hiatt
State Department of Administration
Hands Burned In 10-Foot Stride
New York reports a 55 year old Walter Moyer superintendent fell from a seventh floor elevator shaft and slid 70 feet to the basement suffering severe friction burns to his hands and bruising. The incident occurred in a midtown office building yesterday.
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New York
Walter Moyer
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Turkey
Olathe Gun Club
Charles’ A~hawley
Sigrid Moe
Emory Lyons
Ottawa University Department of English
K. U
Alvin McCoy
Star Staff
Brige
Rome
South Poplard
Gary Jones
Princeton
Hawthorne School
Seventh and Mulberry
Lee Nichols
S. Cherry
Clarence Nauman
S. Mulberry
W. C. Harding
Emporia
Kansas Associated Garden Clubs
Broadview Hotel
McPherson
Kansas Baptist Convention
Roger Fredrikson
Andrew B. Martin
W. H. Dickinson
Glenn Moon
Milton Danielson
W. A. Elliott
Raymond Schmidt
Marvin Bond
W. H. Douglas
Howard Henderson
Virginia Jennings
Lillian Cobb
Vera Goodman
Charles Fields
Henry A. Parker
Ransom Hospital
Kayettes
Ottawa High
Our
Military Services
Tpes Poly
Louis H. Dengel
Moler
Mae Chappell
P. W. Latson
N. Main
A. Kramer Drug Store
Lay Conference On Education
Struck
Herald
Joe Towner
Southern Kansas
Coffeyville
Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma City
Okio
North American Hotel
Southern Kansas Greyhound Lines
C. A. Myers & Son
Centropolis
P. C
Wilson
Jack Nelson
Anderson County
Wimner Arnold
Andrew Lickteig
Garnett
Neill George
Waverly
Albert ST
Albert
Ewart & Son
Harold
Ottawa Herald
Saffron Glass Co
Autics Ella
Ann A
Lamb Funeral Home
Buster Brown
Richardson's
Helen
Helen Huffman
Tautiful
Paine
VOGUE
McCams Ladies’ Home Jourione
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Sterling Craft
Bud” Wassmer
John N. Wassmer
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