State race questions and local notes in Hutchinson Herald
Warren Shaw and George Docking respond to 10 Governor race questions on page five. Dr George W Davis reports Franklin county rural schools show good health and safety. 49 schools with 445 pupils, two unmar ried teachers. A beagle rescue near 9th and Cedar involved multiple agencies. dog held at Animal Shelter. Warren W Broyhill shares birthday with Eisenhower and receives White House greetings. Lee Bonar notes county rain of about .55 inch and pasture improvement. Joe McGillray eyes Oklahoma football game in Lawrence next Saturday.
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Warren Shaw
George Docking
Tonight's Herald
Hutchinson News-Herald
George W. Davis
Franklin County
9Th
Cedar
Fire Department
Humane Society
Max Bolton
Duke
President Eisenhower
Warren W. Broyhill
Ike
White House
Eisenhower
Lee Bonar
Bonar
Franklin County Sees First Rain in 21 Days
Rain finally fell after three weeks along with a lighter fall upstream near Ottawa. Franklin County measured about .47 inches as a local weather observer John P. Kelsey noted. Osage County sites reported a slightly heavier moisture amount.
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Franklin County
John P. Kelsey
Ottawa
Osage County
Kansas
Lyons
Kanopolis
Smoky Hill
Kaw River
Manhattan
Topeka
Lawrence
Community Chest Drive Aims to Boost Ottawa Area
Tomorrow is the big day as volunteers hit downtown and residential areas to fund projects in the Community Chest budget. Ottawa residents are urged to contribute to improve living and enjoyment, with officials stressing the effort is voluntary and essential.
Residential Captains And Workers Named For Community Chest Drive
Residential Captains and workers for the Community Chest drive are listed with many names. Captains include Mrs. John Christian Jr and Mrs. Merle Atchison among others. workers include Mrs. Don Capper, Mrs. Earl Leatherberry, and many additional volunteers led by committees.
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Community Chest Drive
John Christian, Jr
Merle Atchison
Jones Dragoo
W. W. Whitacre
L. R. Sutherland
Charles Carey, Jr
Glen Hardesty
Clare Creviston
John Weidmann
Harold Schamann
George Medlock
Bob Duffield
Homer Flora
Billie Curry
R. W. Tulloss
George W. Edgerton
Richard Lantis
George Louderback
Lloyd Edenroed
E. R. Lichtenberger
Gardner Campbell
Vernon Baer
Leonard Burgoon
C. M. Ott
J. &. Hazebrode
Vernon Chesbro
Ernest
Nagy Restored to Full Membership in Hungary’s Communist Party
Ex premier Imre Nagy is readmitted as a full member of the Hungarian Communist party. The rehabilitation signals a further de Stalinization step in Hungary as part of a broader political shift.
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Budapes
Imre Nagy
Hungary
Communist Party
Annual Bazaar Supper at St Teresa Church Richmond
St Teresa church Richmond hosts an annual bazaar supper on October 17 serving 5 to 8 pm. Adults pay 1.00 and children 50 cents. Entertainment planned. Also notice of American Legionnaires meeting at Lambs at 2:00 pm Tuesday and the funeral of Tom W. Flory.
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St. Teresa Church
Richmond
American Legionnaires
Lambs
Tom W. Flory
Israel fears Iraqi troops on Jordan frontier
Tension rose on the Israeli Jordan border as 3000 Iraqi troops were reported poised to move into Jordan to shore up King Hussein. Ben Gurion warned of defensive action if Iraq enters Jordan, while Britain faced questions over its stance. The U N Security Council may meet to discuss the crisis.
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Jerusalem
Jordan
Hussein
David Ben- Gurion
Britain
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Dead Sea
Ben-Gurion
Sni
U. S
U. N
New York
Security Council
Foreign Ministry
Iraq
Reach Agreement At Bruce Plant
A union and Bruce Manufacturing reached a contract deal to avert a strike. International representative Mrs. Ellen V. DeWitt announced the pact, setting a union shop minimum pay of 1.10 per hour after thirty days. Negotiations were ongoing since June 1956 with Federal Mediation involved. The parties and unions cited piecework pay as the central issue.
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Bruce Manufacturing Company
Ellen V. Dewitt
Kansas City
United Garment Workers of America
H. D. Lee Company, Inc
DeWitt
Federal Mediation Service
Garment Workers Union
Earl Guist
Wilbur ‘Nott
HW. D. Lee
Daisy Cullison
Bonnie Hull
Ten Traffic Deaths on Kansas Highways Record Weekend Toll
A grim toll of ten traffic deaths occurred across Kansas over the weekend, raising the year’s total to 517 versus 448 a year earlier and marking the worst weekend on state highways. Names and places include Hooker Oklahoma residents Andrew Grounds and John Henry Fast. Strong City’s Raymond Magathan. Emporia State junior William Hutchinson. Clay Center’s Trl Vincent Sanberg. Fort Scott’s Melvin Pulliam. Scott City residents Jerry Anderson and Paul Quarles. Emporia’s Donald Eugene Davis. Olpe’s James P. Zorn. Wichita’s Harry Lattey. Winfield’s Glenda Moss. and Miami County fatality Russell Holmes.
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Kansas
Highway Patrol
Johnson
K27
Andrew Grounds
John Henry Fast
Hooker
Oklo
Raymond H. Magathan
Strong City
William E. Hutchinson
Emporia State Teachers Colege
Delavan
Kas
Yates Center
Vincent Sanberg
Clay
Emporia
James P. Zorn
Olpe
Harry Lattey
Wichita
Wellington
Glenda Moss
Winfield
Russell Holmes
Kansas City
U. S
Miami County
Pieces Of Missing U S Plane Found Off Cornwall
A Royal Air Force spokesman said a British ship recovered wheels and undercarriage parts from the missing U S Military Air Transport plane with 59 servicemen aboard. A U S Air Force spokesman could not confirm the wreckage. The debris was found about 250 miles southwest of Land's End by the tanker Navicetta as a new search to locate survivors begins.
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London
Royal Air Force
U. S
Atlantic
Cornwall
Land's End
Britain
U. S. Air Forces
U. S. Air Force
Tom W. Flory dies at 71 former editor and publisher
Tom White Flory 71 of 1219 Main Wichita Kansas died yesterday at 1 00 p m from a heart attack He was born February 11 1885 in Longton Kansas and married Florence C Hudson November 18 1909 He lived in Ottawa since 1927 and worked with Central Printing Co He held many civic roles including Rotary club secretary and former American Legion post commander He supported Red Cross relief and Scouting earning the Silver Beaver Survivors include his wife son James Flory Wichita two grandchildren four brothers and two sisters Funeral services will be held at Lamb Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 p m with burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Tom White Flory
Main
Longton
Kas
Fred C
Julia A. Flory
Florence C. Hudson
Ottawa
Fredonia
Central Printing Co
First Methodist Church
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Warren Black Post No
American Legion
Rotary ‘Club
Franklin County Draft Board
Red Cross
James Flory
Wichita
Don
Patty Flory
Floyd Flory
Howard
Ebbert Flory
Alan
Frank Flory
Denver
Carl Zeller
Loveland
Colo
Ruth Flory Sexton
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Farm Bureau In Annual Meeting
Franklin County Farm Bureau hosts its annual dinner meeting at 7 p m in the First Methodist basement with Raymond V Doll agricultural economist as featured speaker on Current Highlights in Agriculture New officers including president and vice president plus women and youth chairs and delegates to the state convention will be elected Ten directors also to be chosen Nomination committee led by Lee Perkins Cer Wemmer and Kurt Weigand Brief reports from Robert W Tulloss Mrs Byron Robison Gerald Anderson and Keith Page accompany proceedings
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Raymond V. Doll
Tenth
Federal Reserve District
Franklin County Farm Bureau
First Methodist Church
Dr. Doll
Kansas State College
Kansas State
Minnesota University
Lee Perkins
Cerl Wemmer
Kurt Weigand
Robert W. Tulloss
Byron Robison
County Farm Bureau
Gerald Anderson
Policy Committee
Keith Page
Farm Bureau
Quenemo Store Safe Stolen and Recovered Near Dam
A safe containing about $600 in cash and checks was stolen from Poston grocery in Quenemo early Sunday. Thieves also looted Morris hardware, taking a shotgun and shells. The safe was found near Miller Dam on the Marais des Cygnes river, smashed open, with about $125 in cash and most papers recovered. The shotgun was dropped near the wrecked safe. A Kansas City fisherman discovered the safe.
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Poston
Quenemo
Morris’ Hardware
Miller Dam
Pomona
Marais Des Cygnes
Kansas City
Driver Cited After Crash In Ottawa Area
Tommy Albert Kraft 31 of Route 1 was cited by highway patrol about 8:25 p m Saturday for failure to yield the right of way after his Ford collided with a Plymouth driven by Terry T Wood 17 of Princeton one mile north of Ottawa on US 40 Kraft turning across traffic into a cafe struck Wood who was traveling south Kraft claimed Woods lights were defective No injuries and no damage report available Kraft to appear in county court Saturday
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Tommy Albert Kraft
Route 1
Highway Patrol
Terry T. Wood
Princeton
Ottawa
Kraft
Wood
Woods
Gas Kickback Probe Results Are Released
Results of an inquiry into alleged gasoline kickbacks involving Warren W. Shaw, a Republican governor candidate, were released with no conclusions about legal violations. Attorney General John Anderson said the statute of limitations prevents judgment on past acts, and his report notes some state gasoline sales linked to county committee contributions but finds no evidence of a legal bargain for favors. Shaw denied demanding kickbacks and planned a response. Hall declined to comment.
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Topeka
Warren W. Shaw
Edward F. Ann
Atty
John Anderson
Shaw
Fred Hall
Anderson
Shawnee County
State Highway Department
Republican Central Committee
Shawnee County Central Committee
Tomorow
Hall
Weather forecast notes warmer temperatures and variable conditions
Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with warmer readings. High Tuesday expected in the 80s, lows around 50 to 60. Yesterday peaked in the 70s with a high near 70 and a low around 55. Record highs 90 and 1950, record lows 28 in 1943. Hourly data through 8 am shows mixed values. yesterday surface wind southeast light. River stage this morning at 0.49 feet.
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River Stage
Democrats Meet With Docking in North American Hotel
Local Democrats hosted a morning gathering at the North American Hotel to greet George Docking of Lawrence, gubernatorial candidate, with wife Mrs. Docking present. Also attending were Joseph W. Henkle of Great Bend, running for lieutenant governor. The visit skipped a Wellsville trip, proceeding from Ottawa to Garnett for a luncheon and meeting.
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Docking
George Docking
Lawrence
Joseph W. Henkle
Great Bend
Wellsville
Ottawa
Garnett
Ottawans Join Pike Blazer Bus Trip to Wichita
A dozen Ottawans joined the Lawrence group at Lawrence for the Pike Blazer tour Saturday. They were among 750 people who filled a number of buses traveling from Kansas City to Wichita along the Kansas Turnpike.
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Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence
Kansas City
Wichita
Adult Class II Postponed at High School
Adult woodworking classes for adults at the high school are postponed to Wednesday night at 7 p m to avoid clashing with Back To School Night which begins at 7 45 p m A handbook for Junior and Senior High parents will be handed to attendees and the bell system will designate the start of each class Ambulance Phone 380 tf ginning of each class.
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Lamar Phillips
Joe McGillray
Herald Mechanical Department
Oklahoma
Franklin Countiaes
Osage City
Lyndon
Melvern
J. D. R. Dennis
Ottawa Community Chest Board
John Sheldon
Kiefer Dam
Newton
Russell
Hudson
Horton
Wamega
Alla Vista
Beloit
Scandia
Minneapolis
Salina
Inman
Florence
Centralia
Holton
Junction City
Marysville
Council Grove
Pittsburg
Chanute
el Dorado
Eureka
Fort Scott
Tes
Florida
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Oklahoma City
Texas
G. R. Fitzgerald
Frank Pflug
John Thornburg
James T. Seright
J. F. Barr
Richard Hewitt
John Gibson
A. E. Sullins
Raymond Reed
J. Milton
Frank Stanturf
Harry Hocking
Wayne Lewis
Wesley Burgoon
Obed Harmonsen
C. C. Shirley
Harold Phares
W. H. Krestenson
Wilhelm Johannes
D. W. Dunseth
C. W. Greenfield
Lester Workman
B. C. Campbell
Chester Hughes
Harry Rybolt
C. E. Kaeckell
Lewis Buck
Roy Lambert
Ron Reed
Bert Klontz
W. R. Piggott
David Woods
Robert Clogston
R. G. Melroy
David Mudrick
Robert Wiggins
Darrell Dudley
Ed Sloan
Clifford Griffin
Lee Schmitt
Harold Burruss
Don Shade
Martin Brockway
C. F. Ward
R. D. Clayton
Lyman
Jack Wallace
Bruce Carr
British Foreign Office
Eden
Bruce
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