Local Briefs Include Officers Trip And Community Notes
Humane Officer and Mrs. Leo Edington take a nine day leave visiting Kansas City Mount Pleasant Iowa and Lake of the Ozarks while shelter duties are covered by Mrs. Beatrice Martin Peck and Mrs. Chuck Langdon. Also: Frank Ledom fined 100 dollars and 30 days jail for DUI. Donnie Morris joins Delta Tau Delta at Baker University as a freshman. Pageant niece Georgianna Randell of Ax Tell Kansas appears on Miss America telecast from Atlantic City. Tommy Mudrick sustains a knee sprain and will miss days of practice. Jay Ellis offers piano tuning and Dick Warner joins the Budget Bureau in Washington as budget examiner and program analyst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane
Leo Edington
Kansas City
Onis Bunting
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Lake of the Ozarks
Beatrice Martin Peck
Chuck Langdon
Georgianna Randell
Axtell
Kansas
Eber C. Swanson
Rantoul
E. Maurice Swanson
College
Channel 9
Atlantic City
N. J
Dick Warner
Floyd Warner
Ottawa
Bureau of the Budget
Washington, D. C
Bureau
Warner
Rick
Hyattsville, Md
Washington
Fall conference notes and local family updates in Ottawa
Dean Nossinger and Dean Ber lin of Ottawa attended the fall conference of Northeast Kansas. Leavenworth savings and loan officials hosted news. Mr and Mrs Walter C Brauer of 519 S Locust returned from a visit with sons Walter Jr in Kansas City North and Donald H in Bonner Springs. Their grandson Walter Brauer III earned a four year scholarship to KU from Phillips Petroleum Co, is an Honor Society member, Eagle Scout, and Bonner Springs High School counselor candidate. He also received a 10 year perfect attendance pin from Garfield P T A. Garfield P T A meeting is postponed from Sept 9 to Sept 16 at 7 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Brauer
S. Locust
Walter Jr
Kansas City North
Donald H. Brauer
Bonner Springs
Walter Brauer III
Phillips Petroleum Co
K.U
Bonner Springs High School
Bonner Springs Methodist Church
Flash Flood Strikes Clovis After Thunder Storm
A flash flood in Clovis New Mexico poured water up to three feet through streets after a severe thunderstorm. Four inches of rain fell in about three hours prompting evacuations of several families. No deaths or injuries were reported.
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Clovis
N. M
New Mexico City
Dog Causes Auto Crash on Main Street
A dog wandered onto Main Street at 4 24 p m yesterday prompting Oliver A Emerson 53 Ionas to brake. John F List 17 Richmond, car behind Emerson could not stop in time. Emerson sustained minor damage while List's car suffered major damage. The dog was uninjured.
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Main Street
Oliver A. Emerson
Ionas
John F. List
Richmond
Emerson
List
Deaths W K Haverty 86 longtime farmer
William K Haverty 86 of Meeker Colorado died yesterday. Born near Olathe March 16 1871 he was a retired farmer. He married Minnie Free Iman in 1898. she died in 1915. His second wife Frances Harriet died in 1953. Survived by two sons William Denver Cecil North Hollywood two daughters D E McCormick Denver and Sutherland two sisters Ruth Boyle and Elizabeth Haverty Kansas City and one brother Ed Haverty Westminster. Funeral Monday Sept 1 at Lamb Funeral Home 1:30 p.m. Burial at Olathe. He was a Seventh Day Adventist.
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Olathe
William and
Dicke (Estes) Haverty
Minnie Almyra Free Iman
Olath
Frances Harriet
William Haverty
Denver
Cecil Haverty
North Hollywood
Calif
D. E. McCormick
Sutherland
Ruth Boyle
Elizaeth Haverty
Kansas City
Ed. Haverty
Westminster
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Lamb Funeral Home
Funeral services for Mrs Carolyne B Sweigart at Grace Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Carolyn B. Sweigart will be held at Grace Episcopal Church Monday at 10 30 am with Rev Don ald N Kreymer officiating. Friends may call at McVey-Dengel Mortuary until Monday morning. Expressions of condolence to the Grace Episcopal Remembrance Trust are requested rather than flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn B. Sweigart
Grace Episcopal Church
Donald N. Kreymer
Grace Episcopal Remembrance Trust
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements
Hospital notes list admissions including John J. Holderman, Lane, Mrs. Lester E. Wells at 911 S Locust, Mrs. Elizabeth Bell at 802 S Cedar, and Harvey Crow of Pomona, today. Births report Mr. and Mrs. James Young at 837 Tremont, a Fridayborn son weight 6 lb 5 oz. Dismissals include C R Campbell 224 Ash, Elmer Caylor Osawatomie, Mrs Jess Reed 314 W Wilson, Mrs Roland Lollar 421 W 5th, and Clif ford Adkinson 704 N Cherry with Vaughn Bobo Monroe Courts Harold Gumm 108 S Cedar today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holderman
Lane
Lester E. Wells
S. Locust
Elizabeth Bell
S. Cedar
Harvey Crow
Pomona
James Young
Tremont
C. R. Campbell
Ash
Elmer Caylor
Osawatomie
Jess Reed
W. Wilson
Roland ‘Lollar
Clifford Adkinson
N. Cherry
Vaughn Bobo
Monroe Courts
Harold Gumm
Hold Airman In Bank Robbery Near Knob Noster
An airman was captured 17 minutes after robbing the White Man Air Force Base bank of 12229 dollars. Melvin J. Stephenson 21 of St Charles Minn was held on armed robbery charges. ALC. Thomas L. Layman 21 of Comanche Tex was held for investigation. Stephenson rode in a car driven by Layman when they were arrested at a gate leaving the base. The loot was in a bag in the car. Stephenson was armed with a .32 pistol but offered no resistance. Layman claimed only giving a ride and not knowing of the holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Layman
Moscow Blames West For Arms Talk Failure
London reports Moscow radio blamed Western nations for failing disarmament talks noting the U N subcommittee could not agree and referred issues to the General Assembly. A U S plan for a two year test ban with inspections was rejected by the Soviet Union as it continued production of fissionable material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow Radio Today
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
Moscow
North America
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
Britain
West
America
U. S
Harold E. Stassen
Russia
Pope Issues Stern Decree Bans Hungarian Priests from Public Office
The Vatican’s Congregation of the Council, in a decree dated July 1 and published in ACTA Apostolicae Sedis, forbids priests in Hungary to seek or hold public office under excommunication penalties. Priests must relinquish any current political roles within one month and may not aid or cooperate with their offices. Vatican sources say they are unsure of current priest holdings but fear a Communist effort to weaken the church in Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican Congregation of the Council
Hungary
Acta Apostolicae Setis
Vatican
Defends Title As Husband Caller At State Fair
DETROIT The ninth straight year Mrs. George Seidel of Ionia Michigan defends her title as husband caller at the Michigan State Fair. The tiny woman with the big voice defended her title over five contestants with her cry of George come home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
George Seidelman
Ionia, Mich
George
Ottawans Named To State C C
Seventeen Ottawans have been appointed to two year terms on Kansas State Chamber of Commerce councils. Ross Beach Jr. announced the appointments including Glen A. Hayward Paul H. Gaynor Dr Andrew B. Martin R M Clogston R F Killough George E Lister H D McGrath F R Bennett Jr Max F Ward Homer J Henning R F Lollar Vernon Chesbro J B Muecke John J Pinney A C Carpenter Russell Crites Peg Carr KC C E advisory council water resources council and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Ross Beach Jr
State Chamber
Glen A. Hayward
Agriculture Council
Paul H. Gaynor
Aviation Council
Andrew B. Martin
Education Council
R. M. Clogston
Federal Taxation and Finance Council
R. F. Killough
Highway Council
George E. Lister
H. D. McGrath
Industrial Council
F. R. Bennett Jr
Labor Relations Council
Max F. Ward
Social Legislation Council
Homer J. Henning
R. F. Lollar
State Taxation and Finance Council
Vernon Chesbro
J. B. Muecke
John J. Pinney
Tourist Promotion Council
A. C. Carpenter
Russell Crites
Water Resources Council
Peg Carr
K.C.C.E
Advisory Council
Two Girls Die as Lightning Strikes Texas Tree
Thunderstorms across central and northwest Texas and into New Mexico killed two junior high girls under a tree in Sweetwater. Fifteen girls sheltered there. one died instantly, another died later. Ruby Walker survived after 70 minutes, others hospitalized. Dallas winds injured a man on a motel roof.
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Dallas
Texas
New Mexico
Sweetwater
A. C. Brooks
Robbie Mitchell
Glenda Sue Cowdray
Ruby Walker
Wayne Tyrone
John Regan
Asian flu hits 2.77 million in summer sweep
South Korea government officials estimate 2,772,000 people were stricken with Asian flu during June July and August as an epidemic swept the peninsula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
U S Senators Arrive for Inter-Parliamentary Union Meet
Twenty one U S senators and representatives arrived in London aboard two Navy planes for the Inter-Parliamentary Union gathering next week. Queen Elizabeth II will open the conference Thursday with delegates from four nations to discuss refugees inflation and other world issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U. S
Inter-Parliamentary Union
Queen Elizabeth II
A Bomb to Aid Earth Core Mystery In Lectures
Toronto report notes a planned atom bomb test to aid earthquake study. Prof. Frank Press will speak on Communist influence in the U S as part of church programs Sept 12 15 at First Assembly God Church Nevada. Details list Dies Committee testimony and dates. A separate note covers a $400000 Kansas Christian Home project for five states.
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Toronto
United States
Frank Press
California
Kenneth Goff
First Assembly
I God Church
13Th
Mulberry
Nevada
Atomic Energy Commis
Communist Party
Dies Committee
Washington
D. C
Newton
National Benevolent Association of Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Kansas
Earthquake Bomb Aims to Reveal Earth Interior Details
Seismologist Dr Press of Cal Tech says underground A bombs could yield vital data on the earth s fine structure by recording shock travel times. Dr K E Bullen notes scientists sought permission two years ago from Washington London and Moscow for one to four tests. Russian scientists claim no radioactive hazard. Tests planned in Sierra Nevada to study mountain buoyancy and crust mantle connections.
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Press
California Institute of Technology
K. E. Bullen
Australia
Washington
London
Moscow
Earth
Cal Tech
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Man Tells Judge Wife Banned Bath Tub Use in 12 Years
Cleveland common pleas judge heard a divorce case where Eugene Klepek, 41, testified his wife barred him from using the family bathtub for 12 years. He said he bathed in basement laundry tubs because she would become furious if a towel was left misplaced or water dripped on the floor.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
Felix T. Matia
Eugene
Klepek
Mad Ripper is Captured in Chicago Stabbing Spree
Joseph P. Caraher, 39, a lean ex night watchman dubbed the Mad Ripper, was captured after a blocks long chase. Witnesses say he stabbed a 12 year old girl and multiple others, while authorities confirm eight victims since Monday. He was detained by off duty officer John Keane at Racine Avenue station, claiming innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph P. Caraher
Caraher
John Keane
Homicide
James Traut
Racine Avenue
Wichita Man Appointed to State Board of Health
Gov. George Docking names Richard E. Stone of Wichita to the State Board of Health to replace Armour H. Evans. Stone leaves the advisory committee, to be replaced by Roger B. Samuelson of El Dorado. Additional changes include appointments to the State Board of Examiners in accountancy and advisories for the university and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
George Docking
Richard E. Stone
Wichita
State Board of Health
Armour H. Evans
Stone
Health Board
Roger B. Samuelson
el Dorado
Robert S. Mueller
Kansas City
George W. Batz
State Board of Examiners In Accountancy
William F. Crum
Wichita University
E. C.mcgill
Emporia State
John G. Blocker
University of Kansas
William J. Clark
Kansas State
Robert Oldberding
Washburn
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Frank Ledom
S. Oak
Milo Harris
Donnie Morris
Sidney
Morris
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Baker University
Baker
Rawleigh Products
E. F. Risdon
Tommy Mudrick
David Mudrick
S. Elm
Jay Ellis
Wright Studio
Dean Nossinger
Dean Berlin
Northeast Kansas
Savings and Loan
Leavenworth
Wel
Rene Beauty Shop
Garfield P.T.A
Lamb
Guneral Home
William K. Haverty
L. R. Sutherland
Meeker
Colo
McVe' Dengel
Louis H. Dengel
Ottawans
C. C
Korea
Randolph Scott
The
SUN
Eld
W F . Tire
U.S. Brass Abroad
Church of the Nazarene
Joplin
the Church
Anthony V. Oddo
J. Dean Nossinger
Owl Show
Rock Hudson
M-G-M
Robert Ruark
Africa
Rock
Hudson
Dana Wynter
Sidney Poitier
Mad Ripper
Wean
Wichita Man
Board of Health
Tewner, En Ae
Parson and the Outlaw
Kim Novak
Jeff Chandler
Ena A
Agnes Moorehead
Hap Jeann
E Eagels
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