Ottawa area notes and local briefs update
News briefs from Ottawa area report improved condition of a patient in hospital, letters from home to the Herald, fall and winter dinners resumed by Ottawa clubs, 4-H horse show winners in Salina with prospects for the American Royal, returns from societal trips, a reunion visit, and local crime notes including a Sneak Thief incident. Also listed are orientation week at Baker University, major surgery at St Luke's, and several court appearances for reckless driving and drunk driving with bond details.
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Mauritia Paul
Merle ‘Paul
Salina
American Royal
Kansas City
S. Cedar
Ses
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kan
Ottawa area court actions and community notes brief
County court parole for a woman who allegedly took a toaster from Homer Smith of Ottawa. Dismissed replevin suit by First National Bank of Ottawa over an auto. Sgt. Cliff McGuffin promoted to lieutenant. Bruce Phillips, 19, improving after steel boom injury. American Legion report by John Gere at 8 p m. Dale Turner received A A Potter scholarship to K State for aeronautical engineering. Oakland community club to meet Friday at 8 p m with programs. ice cream bars served. Small child struck by car. 20 month old Raymond Huffman not seriously hurt. Elmer and Mrs. Perkins made a 4000 mile western trip in 12 days. Rev Charles Knight hospitalized for kidney infection. Greendell community club to hold first meeting of season. Ottawa University employment director Dick Thomas talks on student jobs. Two Baldwin Rotarians guests Virgil Wood and Ward Spielman. Additional area students entering college: Joyce Cutting and Dean A. Register.
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges and Births
Warren Kasper admitted today at 603 N Cedar. Births announce Mr and Mrs John Wallace Lane welcomed a son weighing 10 pounds 2 ounces born on Tuesday. Mrs Anna Lickteig of Richmond discharged Tuesday.
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Warren Kasper
N. Cedar
John Wallace
Lane
Anna Lickteig
Richmond
Diplomat Holt Detained by Soviet Soldier Near Moscow
Rep Holt of California reports he was detained for over an hour in a Moscow suburb by a Soviet army lieutenant who cocked a pistol at his head during a visit to a local school. An army colonel later inspected passports and allowed the party to leave after American protest.
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Washington
Holt
Rcalif
Moscow
Red Army
Grandma Moses Celebrates 95th Birthday in New York Area
In Eagle Bridge New York 95 year old Grandma Moses also known as Anna Mary Robertson Moses marked her birthday with a small family gathering. The famed painter living with a daughter near the Vermont border plans a quiet afternoon of tea and some painting as she reflects on memories and imagination.
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Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Grandma Moses
Grandma
Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Vermont
Longshoremen Walkout Halts New York Port Ties Coastwide Spread
A harbor walkout by longshoremen shut New York port today. Leaders warn the stoppage could spread along the East Coast by Monday as the dispute involves the International Longshoremen's Association Independent and the New York New Jersey Waterfront Commission.
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New York
International Longshoremen's Assn., Independent
New York- New Jersey Waterfront Commission
Local Auction and Estate Notices Summary
Notices list sales and estates in Ottawa and surrounding areas. September auctions include Disque and Sons at Baldwin Junction, Overbrook Livestock Sale at Overbrook, Hattie B. Dorcas estate at Hickory 5278, Mrs. Ben Anderson east of Ottawa, and Hershel Kunard eight miles northeast of Ottawa.
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C. A. Myers & Son
Ottawa
Charles Disque and Sons
Baldwin Junction
Overbrook
Hattie B. Dorcas
Hickory
Ben Anderson
Kas
Hershel Kunard
Lawyer Sues For Back Pay In Tax Service Case
Edward E. Hoppe former assistant commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service sues the U S government in the Court of Claims seeking 26823 back pay claiming he was fired in 1953 for refusing to whitewash a critical report on a political appointee Hoppe alleges dismissal was approved by Secretary Humphrey and the Civil Service Commission and driven by politics His attorney declined to name the appointee while noting Hoppe will testify in court The Justice Department has until mid October to respond and the matter was labeled a political scandal by the New York Herald Tribune
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Tax Collection i
U.S. Court of Claims
Edward E. Hoppe
Dallas
Hoppe
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey
Civil Service Commission
John P. Witsil
Ran tou lds Eli Christie wins K S C scholar ship
Lloyd Edward Christie of Rantoul wins a $500 scholarship at Kansas State College Manhattan for his senior year. Award from Purina-Ralston company announced by Max W. Milbourn, chairman of the college general scholarship committee. Christie, 1952 Pajola HS graduate, carries a 2.636 GPA and honors including Phi Kappa Phi freshman, Gamma Sigma Delta sophomore, Sears freshman scholarship, Dairy Club position, and dairy cattle poultry judging achievements. He plans graduate dairy husbandry after his BS.
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Lloyd Edward Christie
Rantoul
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Max W. Milbourn
Chhairman
College General
Purina-Ralston Company
Christie
Phi Kappa Phi
Gamma Sigma Delta
Sears
Dairy Club
Alpha Zeta
Independent Students Association
Pajola High School
Claude E. Christie
Integration Begins Across South With Slow Start
The Associated Press reports mixed classes in scattered Southern schools as integrated public schools open for fall. Three Florida Air Force bases MacDill Eglin and Tyndall have opened integrated schools. Oak Ridge High School and Rogersville Junior High in Tennessee enroll about 45 Negro students in a 1700 total, first mixed public schools there. Ashland Kentucky junior college sees six Negro students as boards vote to open to both races. Birmingham Alabama federal judge grants four month stay for University of Alabama to accept Negro students. Texas communities begin integration without incidents.
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Florida Air Force
MacDill Afb
Tampa
Eglin Afb
Valparaiso
Tyndall Afb
Panama City
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge High School
Rogersville
Tennessee
Ashland
Board of Education
Birmingham
Ala
H. H. Grooms
University of Alabama
Texas
Czech Factories Build Jet Planes
Prague reports Czechoslovakia's air craft factories have built jet fighters and bombers for the Soviet Union since before the Korean War. Prace published pictures of MIG type jets and modern bombers, calling them products of Soviet designers and Czechoslovak workmanship. The paper claimed ultramodern factories produced planes that struck fear in Korea.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Soviet Union
Prace
Oslovak
Korea
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