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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1956
Page
4
An overwhelming majority of teens nationwide oppose curfew laws. The survey in about 90 cities shows 79 percent reject curfews, 16 percent support, and 5 percent undecided. Teens favor parental regulation on dating while adults debate the rules.
Capt. Norma C. Parson of Waterville Maine joins the National Guard as the first woman officer. A nurse with the 106th Tactical Hospital at Floyd Bennett Field New York she ends the all male guard tradition in a ceremony at the National Guard Bureau Pentagon. She received federal recognition under a new law passed by Congress.
First published October 11 1956 and last published November 8 1956 notices announce an auction of real estate in Franklin County Kansas following a court order to satisfy judgments. The sale at the Ottawa Court House on November 12 1956 will settle liens of The Ottawa Building and Loan Association and the State Commission of Revenue and Taxation. The second notice covers a bond election for Joint Rural High School District No 9 Franklin and Miami Counties Kansas set for November 2 1956 at Lane School Building to issue up to 32000 to fund a school building. District Clerk Dean Kennedy oversees both notices.
A Agriculture Department report shows farmland values rose an average 3 percent nationwide for the year ended last July. Florida led with a 15 percent gain, while Colorado declined by 5 percent. Utah New Mexico and Kansas reported no change. Farmers remained the dominant buyers with 64 percent of farms sold, but non farmers bought over half of transfers outside the corn belt and northern plains.
President Eisenhower will send a special message to the United Nations on Friday regarding the creation of an international agency to promote peaceful uses of atomic energy.
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