Parachute exercise lines up Brewer in Fort Campbell
Charles L. Brewer son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Brewer Wellsville will take part in a parachute assault with the 10th Airborne Division 187th Infantry at Fort Campbell Kentucky during Exercise White Cloud Brewer entered the Army in 1949 and now serves in a role tied to a major airborne drill.
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Charles L. Brewer
Charles E. Brewer
Wellsville
187Th Infantry
Fort Campbell
Brewer
Army
Donald L. McGinnis
Lee McGinnis
Garnett
Fort Chaffee
Ark
McGinnis
Fort Leonard Wood
Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissals Around Town
Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals including Mrs. Robert Lice and George P. Ferguson, with mentions of Mrs. Nettie Gibson leaving for Cleveland and Birtha, Rex Myers, and others. Voter notices urge participation in the November 4 election, endorsing Amendment No. 3 as protecting individual rights and freedom, with local groups weighing in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lice
Hick. Lory
George P. Ferguson
Nettie Gibson
Cleveland
Ers Vals Hardage
Berty
Eleanor Roosevelt
Poate
Alfred M. Spencer
Cherfry
Norton
Williamaburg
Oren Corwine
Wellsville
Franklin County
Right To Work Committee
Harold Wingert
Pal
Ady
Missouri Man Fined Ten Dollars After Court Plea
In Warrensburg Missouri twenty one year old Hilly Tee Wilson pleaded guilty in Ottawa Police Court to failing to yield the right of way. He was fined ten dollars and cited forina fault at 7th and Maln where his car struck another vehicle driven by A D Beck of Malvern. Both cars suffered minor damages with no injuries reported.
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Paola
Franklin County Justice Court
Don Swearingen
Jay Brown
Qunthe
Johnson County Authoriies
Hilly Tee Wilson
Warrensburg
Ottawa
Wilson
7Th
Maln
A. 1
Beck
Malvern
Main
Tira
Young Actress Dolores Mart Booms In Brief Career
TOLLYWOOD AP Dolores Mart, 18, rose from Loyola drama to a film star in Miss Lonelyhearts and a possible Broadway role in What Pleases of His Company. She credits faith, humility, and support from friends and mentors for staying grounded amid rapid fame.
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Tollywood
Dolores Mart
Kor
Dolores
Ann Blyth
Marynaunt Collage
Lorraine
Loyola University Dramatic Group
Val
Nathan
Hal Walls
Wallis
Jilvis Presley
Sweethart
Anna Mognant
Anthony Quinn
Dove Sehary
Montgomery Cirf
New York
Dalores
Arlington printer admits writing letter linked to temple bombing probe
Arlington, Virginia printer George Lincoln Rockwell, a former Navy pilot, acknowledged writing a July letter to Wallace H. Allen in Atlanta that mentions a big blast. Rockwell says the reference referred to planned picketing of the White House and in Atlanta against Zionist, Communist Jews, not to bombing. Allen is among five men questioned in the blast at Atlanta’s Jewish Temple. FBI declined to disclose interview outcomes.
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Arlington
Atlanta
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Wallace H. Allen
Allen
Inlanta
FBI
O Allen
White House
Tal Cal
National Committee To Free
America
Northern Virginia Sun
Workman Dies in Kansas Chat Slide At Tremch
A 50 year old Columbia, Kansas man Merle Watson was killed in a chatter slide at Tremch while preparing dynamite to blast loose a rock pile on railroad cars. His body was recovered 24 hours later under tons of chat. another worker escaped with his life.
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Tremch
Kas
Merle Watson
Columbia
Suit Filed Over Disloyalty Allegations Against Mason
Actor James Mason sues for 3575 dollars claiming television producer Mort Abrahams and National Television Associates officials Oliver Unger and Bert Kleiner published charges in the London Daily Express on September 29 that questioned his patriotism courage and integrity. Mason alleges the statements harmed his career and box office potential.
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Los Angeles
James Mason
England
Mort Abrahams
Naional Television Associates
Oliver Unger
Bert Kleiner
Mason
Abrahams
London Daily Express
Taxes Rise Again In Franklin County Collections
Franklin County treasurer Roselyn Whitely will collect 2,355,366.47 in taxes this year, up 51,426.17 from last year. The increase reflects higher valuations and new construction, plus raised high school equalization levies and approved bonds and special assessments across cities, townships, districts and cemeteries.
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Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Roselyn Whitley
Spears
Petitions Filed In District Court
Two petitions for judgments and one for a quiet title were filed in the District Court clerk's office. Marion A. Dempsay of Rantoul seeks 6043.90 against Adrian J. Belisle and W. R. Justice, who operate drill oil and gas wells, for materials. Lyman A. Corlis Jr of Ottawa Finance Co. seeks 420 from Nate Gibbons for money due, alleging two unpaid bills of 120 and 300 with interest. Richmond Dial Inc. files a quiet title petition on land in Princeton.
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District Court Clerk's
Marion A. Dempsay
Rantoul
Dempsay
Adrian J. Belisle
W. R. Justice
Lyman A. Corlis Jr
Ottawa Finance, Co
S. Main
Nate Gibbons
Corlis
Gibbons
Richmond Dial, Inc
Richmond
Princeton
Pleads Guilty and Is Fined in Police Court
A 19 year old Ottawan, Jerry W Thompson, jailed Thursday on drunk charges pleaded guilty in Police Court this morning and was fined 40 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail. Judge Winton A Winter paroled the boy on the condition he not violate any laws for one year. Thompson was arrested at 7th and Main about 4 43 p m Thursday. He posted a 50 dollar bond for his appearance.
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Jerry W. Thompson
Winton A. Winter
Thompson
7Th
Main
Kansas FFA judges win gold emblems at convention
Kansas earned three gold emblem awards at the Future Farmers of America convention, the only state to do so. Livestock judging team members were Larry Huck Dennis Huck and Duane Deyoe of Coldwater, poultry and egg judges were Richard McMillen Jim Collarman and Joe Latta of Altoona, and meat identification members were Larry Fobes Richard Fobes and Gary Scroggan of Bela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
Larry Huck
Dennis Huck
Duane Deyoe
Coldwater
Richard McMillen
Jim Collarman
Joe Latta
Altoona
Larry Fobes
Richard Fobes
Gary Scroggan
Bela
Ottawa University Faculty Attends Topeka Teacher Education Conference
Dr W D Bemmels Dr Roy W Browning Miss Maude Adams Prof Glen Dick Miss Virginia Jennings Prof Emory McKenzie and Librarian Harry Walthall attend a Topeka conference on evaluating and strengthening teacher education. Browning serves on the organizing committee. Sponsored by Kansas educational groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Bemmels
Roy W. Browning
Maude Adams
Glen Dick
Virginia Jennings
Emory McKenzie
Harry Walthall
Ottawa University
Topeka
Browning
Kansas
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J. RR. Babcock
R. V. Pence
Clifford 0. Bell
Kansas Food Retailers
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Dct
Newfields
Franklin County Court T
P. Franklin Spooner
Pomona
Spooner
Robert J. Country
Don White
Wright
Noah Webster
Billie DeWald
Herald
Birtha
Rex Myers
Datebrook
Por Thursday
Walubt, & Ih
Cee
Bette Mater
Bureau
Commerce Department
Nes Dam
Thebove
Source
U.S. Weather Bureau
Missouri
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Workman
Main Street
Wakefield
R. 1
Edgar Swank
Centropolis
J. Lidikay
P. O
General Chase
Ravers
B. W. Bath
Mgr
Ottawa, Kansas
Ita
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Allied Artists
Piture
Andy
Pati BI Breslin
Fay Holdem Agro
Teddy Rooney
Pguy
John Wayne Mey
Warnercolor
Praca
Warner Bros
Vivian Ann Long
John
Long, Waverly
Emporia State Teachers College
Margaret Parkman
Miss Long
Ottawa Typographical Union
Reeves
John Wayne
ContmaScore
Montgomery Clift
Elzabeth Taylor Eva Mare
Sant Raintres
Hillcrest
Audie Murp
Earn Silva
Jomana Moore
Walter Matthau
Sarthur
UR O'Connele
Fems
Pitt
Ottawa Herald
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