Wilcox Killed in Wisconsin Illinois Car Crash
Doris Wilcox of Ottawa seeks details about her brother John Wilcox who died in a highway collision near an intersection in Wisconsin on a fishing trip. He and friend Verne Johnson of Woodhull were en route home to Woodhull from Wisconsin when their car collided. John died of chest injuries.
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Doris Wilcox
Cedar
John Wilcox
Illinois
Wilcox
Ottawa
Wisconsin
Woodhull
Ill
Verne Johnson
Hospital Notes Admits and Birth Reports
Admitted Rolland Surbaugh Paola Robert R Fowler Williamsburg Lawrence Reyes Jr 104 S Oak Tuesday Births Mr and Mrs Emory Morgan RFD 2 daughter born today weight 9 lb 6 oz Mr and Mrs Joe McAuley 115 N Locust daughter born today weight 8 lb 1007 Discharged Mrs Glenn White 609 E 6th Tuesday Mrs Thomas Hopkins and baby son Wellsville Mrs Wilfred Turley and baby daughter RFD 2 Mrs Effie Daugherty 926 N Oak Mrs Myrtle Miller 513 S Cedar Mrs E A Henning Osawatomie today
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Rolland Surbaugh
Paola
Robert R. Fowler
Williamsburg
Lawrence Reyes Jr
S. Oak
Emory Morgan
Joe McAuley
Glenn White
Thomas Hopkins
Wellsville
Wilfred Turley
RFD
Effie Daugherty
N. Oak
Myrtle Miller
S. Cedar
E. A. Henning
Osawatomie
Pristernik Bound Over For Trial
Ralph Pristernik aged 30 of 123 S Oak faced burglary and malicious destruction charges after a weekend arrest. Judge Milo Harris found probable cause for District Court trial and set a $2000 bond, with a 0 day sentence for disturbing the peace and about $3000 in damages alleged to his estranged wife’s apartment.
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Ralph Pristernik
S. Oak
Milo Harris
Rover
Pristernik
Busy docket in district court for tomorrow
District Court will hear five divorce cases two damage suits an annulment and a recovery of money suit tomorrow The divorces involve John E paemeen and Christla Mc Queen Frank E Powell and June E Powell Shirley English and Glenn R English Mary M Wilson and Harvey E Wilson Don W Jones and Shirley Jones Mamie Jackson petitions for annulment against Benton Jackson Two damage suits include Robert Miller versus Floyd Moldenhauer with one hearing and one motion argument A motion in the McKay Buick of Kansas City versus Mike Mulcahey Buick suit will be argued The first jury is slated Monday with three of ten criminal cases to be tried Judge Floyd Coffman has dismissed the negligent homicide charge against Ewing Hamilton and other cases include Star Grain & Lumber Co versus Warren Milton et al and Floyd I Kaub versus Alvin W Cole Maude E Wilson versus Fred O Wilson Judgment of 1068 dollars was entered against Traditional Foods Inc in Crook Paper Box Co v Traditional Foods Inc Lynn C Fouts was allowed to abate court action after paying the check and costs
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Mamie TV
Floyd Coffman
Ewing Hamilton
Star Grain & Lumber Co
Warren Milton
Floyd I. Kaub
Alvin W. Cole
Maude E. Wilson
Fred O. Wilson
Driver Cited After Stop Sign Collision In Cedar Street
Joe D. Clayton, 18, was cited for failure to stop at a stop sign at 11th and Cedar at 12:01 p.m. today, causing a crash with Ned R. Shull, who was driving north on Cedar in a pickup. Major damage to both vehicles. Clayton to appear in Police Court at 8 a.m. tomorrow.
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Joe D. Clayton
S. Hickory
11Th
Cedar
Clayton
Ned R. Shull
Truman in Dedication at Truman Corners Memorial
Former President and Mrs. Truman will unveil a homestead memorial at the Truman Corners shopping center in Grandview Missouri. A bronze tablet bears likenesses of Truman, his father, mother, sister and brother.
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Grandview
Truman
Truman Corners
Syrians Mobilizing To Meet "U S Aggression"
Damascus sources report Syria reactivating a public resistance program set up during the Suez crisis to mobilize civilians and provide military training amid alleged mounting U S aggression. The Cabins held an urgent session but made no decisions as Soviet warned Turkey against moves that could escalate tensions.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Damascus
Syria
U. S
Turkey
West
Andrei Gromyko
United States
Norvel Cooper Jailed After Missing Court Warrant Issued
Norvel Cooper an 18 year old of 810 S Cherry is jailed again in Ottawa after failing to appear at 8 am to answer a traffic citation. He was tagged for driving without a valid license and a warrant was issued by Judge Milo Harris. Cooper faced earlier arrests including a Sept 5 stop for a signal violation and a separate arrest with S W Oberg over a stolen gun tied to a railroad break in Osawatomie last April. He was fined 150 dollars in Miami County for receiving stolen goods and is to appear before Judge Harris in Police Court tomorrow.
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Norvel Cooper
S. Cherry
Ottawa
Cooper
Milo Harris
Harris
S. W. Oberg
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Osawatomie
Miami County
Miami
Deny Rumor Princess Margaret Will Wed
London reports deny rumors that Princess Margaret plans to marry socialite as tabloid Daily Sketch claimed today. The palace issued no confirmation and urged readers to seek official statements.
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London
Daily Sketch
Margaret
Docking Says Nickell Will Stay on as Adjutant General
Gov. George Docking stated there is no move to replace Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell as state adjutant general. He praised Nickell for doing a good job and running the National Guard without political ties.
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Docking
Nickell
Topeka
George Docking
Joe Nickell
National Guard
Eisenhower Signs Immigration Bill Amid Disappointment
President Eisenhower signed a hardship era immigration bill at his Newport vacation HQs permitting about 70 000 aliens to enter the United States. He called the measure a disappointment for not addressing major inequities and urged Congress to pursue broader reforms when it reconvenes in January. He lamented the exclusion of a path to permanent residence for Hungarian refugees and noted a day of administrative work due to soggy golf course conditions.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
White House
Naval Base
Traffic Toll in Topeka Reported for 1957
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section show 2 in the past 24 hours, 362 to date in 1957, and 446 for the same period in 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fined For Failing To Report Accident
Jesse G. Doudna of 817 Ash was arrested by Highway Patrolman Roland Johnson on charges of using illegal tags and failing to report an accident within 24 hours. He pled guilty in County Court before Judge Milo Harris and was fined $50 total for both counts.
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Jesse G. Doudna
Ash
Roland Johnson
The
Highway Patrol
Johnson
Doudna
Princeton
Milo Harris
Tie For Low In Women's Golf At Ottawa Club
Mrs Raymond Hodson and Mrs E S Sloan tied for low nets at 37 at the Ottawa Country Club Women’s Golf Association luncheon. The winner will be decided next Tuesday as fifteen members attended yesterday’s event with no pairings planned. Reservations for play or lunch can be made with the club.
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Raymond Hodson
E. S. Sloan
Ottawa Country Club
Country Club
Light Frisco Quake Shakes Sunset District at Night
A light earthquake rattled San Francisco in the Sunset district at 10 04 p m last night with no damage reported. Police noted fewer calls than after a jet plane sonic boom felt in the city last week.
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San Francisco
Sunset District
Temblor
Funeral Services for William K Haverty Held
William K Haverty died Sept 6. Funeral services were Sept 9 at Lamb Funeral Home with Roger Fredrikson officiating. Pallbearers included E H Kimmel C D Haverty Robert Howell Ted Payn Alvin Haverty and Alvin Dean Haverty. Mrs Roger Fredrikson sang with Mrs J R Henning accompanying. Burial in Olathe Cemetery.
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William K. Haverty
Lamb Funeral
Roger Fredrikson
E. H. Kimmel
C. D. Haverty
Robert Howell
Ted Payn
Alvin
Alvin Dean Haverty
J. R. Henning
Olathe
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R. W. Barnhisel
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Emporia State Teachers College
Vel Rene Beauty Shop
Myron E. McCall
Wright Studio
Betty Presternik
James G. Dilley
Wichita
Jay Ellis
John Butterton
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Iowa
Guy Barker
Lafayette
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Kayettes
Junior Kay
Footlight Club
Kayette Board of Directors
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Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Ottawa Teachers Association Executive Council
Henry Parker
Albert Toumberlin
Lawrence
Kansas State Penitentiary
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Frank Hollingsworth
Logan and
Main
3Rd and
Clyde E. Kunkel
Mound City
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Pomona
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F. C. Stockford
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Maude Goll
Ottawa University
Stockford
Cedar House
Andrew B. Martin
Rotary Club
C. A
W. D. Bemmels
Charles Southard
Robert Bundy
Harry Barnard
Paul Kramer
Chicago
Dan Reed
Kansas City
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George Kramer
Louis H. Dengel
Permaglas
A. 0. Smith
PGCAO
Coleman
Cc Sree
New Roper
Hardwick
Save Now
Roper
Tuk Gas Service CO. Natural Gas
District Court
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Christla McQueen
Frank E. Powell
June E. Powell
Shirley English
Glenn R. English
Mary M. Wilson
Harvey E. Wilson
Don W. Jones
Shirley Jones
U.S
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Billy Wallace
Wallace
Herbert S. Agar
United van Lines, Inc
Canada
United
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East
Harry
Federal Mogul Bearings
Ramco
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Lamb Guneral Home
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