Army Pvt Norton Jr to complete artillary training at Ft Sill
Pvt Charles A Norton Jr 18 of Ottawa to finish eight weeks of advanced individual artillery training at Ft Sill Oklahoma the Army announced. He attended Ottawa High School and his parents reside at 213 S Oak. The brief notes other local moves and visits including agricultural agent Don Brown attending a national meeting in Kansas City from Sept 5 to 10 and chairing the recreation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Norton Jr
S. Oak
Ft. Sill
Okla
Army
Ottawa High School
Don Brown
Franklin County
Kansas City
National Association of County Agricultural Agents
Brown
Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients This Week
Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs Earl L Laws at 1322 S Mulberry and John Presley at 1126 S Hickory on Tuesday. Kenneth Fanning of 1541 S Main and Howard Cooper of 50 S Elm admitted today. Births report Mr and Mrs Charles Meneley of Waverly welcomed a son born Tuesday weighing 8 lb 10 oz. Discharges include Emile J Barnes of 433 S Mulberry and Mrs Larry Hollingsworth with baby son at 804 Ash, Mrs Marvin Miller and baby son RFD 1 Rantoul, and Mrs Wyeth Catuska of 910 E 7th today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Laws
S. Mulberry
John Presley
S. Hickory
Kenneth Fanning
S. Main
Howard Cooper
S. Elm
Charles Meneley
Waverly
Emile J. Barnes
Larry Hollingsworth
Ash
Marvin Miller
Rantoul
Wyeth Catuska
Wheat and Corn Prices and Futures From Kansas City
Kansas City AP reports mixed grain prices with wheat mostly steady to higher and corn up to 2% as No. 2 hard and other grades range near 1.97 to 2.06 dollars for wheat and 1.21 to 1.28 dollars for No. 2 white corn. Futures show slight gains and notable activity across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Highlights Slaughter and Feeders
AP wires from Kansas City report cattle numbers with calves 300 head, slaughter steers and heifers steady to weak, high good to average choice steers around 1740 pounds down 26 dollars, vealers 27 to 30, yearling steers 27 to 29, yearling heifers 25 to 26. Barrows and gilts mixed 25 higher, sows down 12 to 15 dollars, sheep and feeders mostly lower, spring slaughter lambs 18.5 to 20, feeder lambs 16 to 17, ewes 4 to 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Funeral services for Carey R. Diehl held at Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral services for Carey R. Diehl who died August 28 were conducted September 1 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. M Todd Macdonald officiating. Pallbearers named Arthur Cunningham Charles Weaver Miles McCluud Roy Bones Glenn Sarver John Morton. Albert J. Williams sang hymns with accompanist Mrs J R Henning. Burial in Hope Cemetery. William Lantis dies. service planned at McVey-Dengel Mortuary. Rev. Roger Cantril to officiate. burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey R. Diehl
Lamb Funeral Home
M. Todd Macdonald
Arthur Cunningham
Charles Weaver
Miles McCluud
Roy Bones
Glenn Sarver
John Morton
Albert J. Williams
J. R. Henning
Hope Cemetery
William Lantis
McVey - Dengel Mortuary
Roger Cantril
Greenwood Cemetery
New Trial Sought In Injunction Case Against Finch
Neal Finch of Professional Credit Service at 309 E 5th filed a motion for a new trial after District Judge Floyd Coffman issued a permanent injunction. Merchants Finance Corp alleged Finch breached a 1958 contract by entering a competing business.
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Neal Finch
E. 5Th
Professional Credit Service
District Court
Floyd Coffman
Merchants Finance Corp
Finch
Eisenhower Hosts Dinner With British WWII Veterans
President Eisenhower hosted a cordial dinner at Winfield House with 25 British veterans including Montgomery Alanbrooke and Alexander. He greeted guests warmly, set aside tensions over wartime strategy, and posed for a group photo with Churchill nearby as Macmillan sat to his left.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Eisenhower
Poland
Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
Winfield House
U. S
John Hay Whitney
Viscount Alanbrooke
Alanbrooke
Britain
Earl Alexander
North Africa
Italy
Sir Winston Churchill
Churchill
Harold Macmillan
Two Paolans Are Held in Ottawa
A 43 year old Paola resident and Alicen O Brien 24 were arrested near the Coffey County line after a tri county bad check alert. Five children aged 2 to 14 accompanied them. Bulis allegedly implied a shotgun threat over cashing a 58 50 check at Pence s Market. Both suspects in county jail awaiting arraignment.
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Paola
Coffey County
Franklin County
Max Gilmore
Harry Buris
Berkley J. Burris
Alicen O’brien
Ottawa
O’brien
Bulis
South Side
Gilmore
Eugene Flaherty
Donald White
White
Death of Mrs Theodore McGuire in Washington state
Mrs Theodore McGuire 54 of Ephrata Washington formerly Franklin County died yesterday morning Born Lula Margaret Jones May 18 1905 near Ottawa daughter of W F and Esther Pfoutz Jones Retired nurse Bethany Hospital School of Nursing Kansas City Member of Methodist Church American Nurses Association Married March 11 1932 in Tijuania Mexico Surviving are widower her father sister Mrs Glenn Smother Ephrata and two brothers R E Jones Seattle and Donald Jones Winfield Services will be tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore McGuire
Ephrata
Wash
Franklin County
Lula Margaret Jones
Ottawa
W. F. and
Esther (Pfoutz) Jones
Traffic Toll in Topeka Reported for 1959 Year
AP notes Kansas traffic fatalities tallied by the State Accident Records Section. In the last 24 hours ending at 9 a.m. today there were two deaths. To date in 1959 the total stands at 389, compared with 355 for the comparable period in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Plan Tour of Reservoir
Members of the League of Women Voters of Ottawa will tour the Pomona reservoir construction area on Thursday September 10. The tour, led by Charles R. Perry area engineer for the Corps of Army Engineers, is open to all interested. Gather at Park and Main before 9 30 a m for a 9 30 to 11 30 a m tour. call League members to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters of
Ottawa
Pomona Reservoir
Charles R. Perry
Corps of Army Engineers
S. Main
Park and Main
Bill Wright
P. R. Jamison
League of Women Voters
Sale Of Cafe Is Fast Transaction
In Phoenix two men bought the Last Lap Cafe over the weekend. Police said the down payment was $2,500 with another $500 for equipment and $25 to transfer the beer license. A $122 check covered the contents of the cash register. All the checks bounced. Cousins rushed to the bar as the new owners, the cash register, coin machines, and 14 cases of beer were missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Joe Nemecek
Art Cousins
Cousins
New York Gang Leader Caught
Police arrested three youths in the Bronx after a stabbing to death of two 16 year olds. The captured Sal Agron of Brooklyn is called Dracula for his cape and claimed only to have cut someone during the attack. Agron and companion Tony Luis Hernandez of Manhattan are both 17. Hernandez is identified as the Umbrella Man. Four youths face homicide charges and five more accuse of unlawful assembly. all detainees are Puerto Ricans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dracula
Sal Agron
Brooklyn
Bronx
Agron
Tony Luis Hernandez
Manhattan
Hernandez
Merger of Services Urged in Space Age Plan
A House Government Operations Committee report urges merging the Army and Air Force into a single missile armed fighting service, with a possible future inclusion of the Navy. It cites cost savings from eliminating rivalry, reducing overhead, and pooling technical talent under a diversified missile industry. Rep. Chet Kolfeld leads the Military Operations subcommittee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Air Force
House
Government Operations Committee
Navy
Bbig
Rugan Weighs 1960 Governor Run In Kansas
Walter A. Rugan of Ellinwood, former highway director and highway commissioner, emerges as a Republican trial balloon for the 1960 Kansas governor race. He says he has given thought to running but has not yet decided. Rugan previously toyed with a 1956 Congressional bid and served in various highway posts during Gov. Hall and Gov. Docking administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Walter A. Rugan
Ellinwood
Rugan
Fred Hall
George Docking
Aid In Fight Against Obscene Material
Washington AP The House advanced a bill to strengthen postal powers against obscene mail. The measure adds 25 days to the current 20 day limit to impound questionable matter and requires mailers to prove impounding was improper before contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Seven Dead In Calcutta Riots Reports Rise in Violence
Calcutta police report seven killed and about thirty injured as Communist led food rioting spread from a student protest against high rice prices. Streets remained littered with glass and transport services halted after clashes and arson across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
India
As & Red
Kerala
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