Busy Week At Ottawa University Registration Events
Ottawa University enters day two of registration with most old students finishing by noon while new students undergo testing and orientation. Welcome Week highlights include a pow wow at Wilson Fieldhouse, a log burning and singing session, a freshman talent show, green cap presentation, housing meetings, intra squad football on Cook Field, and various receptions and social events through the weekend.
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Queen to Fly U.S. Built Plane on North America Tour
Queen Elizabeth II will travel to the United States and Canada next month aboard a United States built turbojet airliner as Britain's own liner won't be ready in time. London newspapers express indignation.
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Queen's transatlantic plan dashed by BOAC 312 delay
The British press notes lingering hope for the Queen to fly on Britain's new Britannia 312, but BOAC announces delays. The first 312 is delivered today six months late, leaving insufficient time for pioneering commercial flights and eliminating plans for the Queen's transatlantic voyage.
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Chicken Out Fine in Taunton Court Case
Carlton Wilbur, 22, was fined 25 dollars in Taunton district court after pleading guilty to stealing two chickens. He said his two drinking companions taunted him as “chicken” if he did not steal the poultry.
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Weekend obituary gathering in Quenemo area noted
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jones and families from multiple cities attended funeral services for Mrs. Lily Johnson. Relatives from Anderson Wichita Lee's Summit Ottawa Topeka Joplin and Miami visited or hosted in Quenemo area before returning home. Local residents hosted guests including Mrs. Betty Newton and Mrs. Laura Whitaker.
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Wichita
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Ray Hile
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Lester Hile
Emporia
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Gertie Hile
Willie Tyson
Osage City
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Betty Newton
Dale Galatia
Topeka
van Cade Jr
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Farm Bureau Heads To Meet For Wheat Program
Washington leaders of farm bureau federations from major wheat producing states will convene in Kansas City Missouri on September 16 and 17 to draft a new federal program for the bread grain crop. The plan forms part of an overall legislative agenda the American Farm Bureau Federation aims to present to Congress next winter, with tentative plans also prepared for cotton and corn as alternatives to the current law.
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Wheat growers vote for rigid marketing quotas
Ottawa area farmers must vote on marketing quotas to qualify for price supports from 75 to 90 percent of parity. Farm bureau leaders favor programs allowing more crop production with slightly lower supports than current authorization.
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