Kennedy Says GOP Not Pushing U S Economy In Pa
Senator John F Kennedy told about 4000 in Lebanon Pennsylvania that Republicans are content to do too little to advance the economy and maintain leadership. He cited high unemployment and said America must out-produce rivals and create full employment. He campaigned across eastern Pennsylvania from Harrisburg toward Baltimore and urged work for all with decent wages.
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Kennedy
Penan Isylvania
John F
Lebanon
United States
Soviet Union
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Reading
Lancaster
York
America
News Briefs from Ottawa area events and notices
Local notices report a Dodge City funeral for Merle Shipps, Mid-America Fair awards for George Fuller and David Milburn, Ann Wakeman in entomology, and Kenneth Evans's Navy training graduation. Other items include a Saucer Pharmacy ad, a Pacific Festival attendee, a chicken noodle supper, a court appearance for Alva Collins, a trailer fire in Wrights Studio area, and various community notices and classifieds from Ottawa and nearby towns.
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Ann Wakeman
George Fuller
David Milburn
Topeka
Fuller
Milburn
Seeking Office At Junior High
Ottawa Junior High School expects about 17 or 18 candidates for seven student council seats. Petitions due by 4 p m today require 25 signatures each. Balloting on seventh eighth and ninth grade offices will be Monday, vice principal Lowell Gish said.
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Ottawa Junior High School
Lowell Gish
Gish
Flor ida banker buys Seaway carpet for 350 dollars
A Florida banker, Bradley Yeager of Citizens National Bank of St. Petersburg, purchased the 60 foot red carpet used for Queen Elizabeth II’s visit to the St. Lawrence Seaway. The St. Lawrence Seaway Corp said the price was 350 dollars.
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Massena, N. Y
Florida
Queen Elizabeth Ho
St. Lawrence Seaway
St. Lawrence Seaway Corp
Bradley Yeager
Citizens National Bank of
Pittsburg Public Schools Enrollment Rises to 3082
Pittsburg AP reports official enrollment in the district for the year stands at 3082, up from 4063 last year.
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Pittsburg
Nixon Proposes Ways To Handle Farm Surpluses
Vice President Richard M Nixon outlined four part plan dubbed Operation Consume to reduce farm surpluses. Proposals include a domestic strategic food reserve expansion of overseas shipments, use of payments in kind, and converting grain to protein foods for hungry nations and school lunch programs. He aims to cut a ten billion dollar surplus within four years, arguing higher initial farm spending to lower long term costs.
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Guthrie Center
Iowa
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Another Clue In Coors Case Found
The bleached skull of Adolph Coors III was found in a mountain clearing, with laboratory tests sought for clues to his death. Coroner Andrews identified the skull, noting possible animal damage, and the discovery follows the clothing and shaman bones found near a trash dump last weekend. Coors vanished February 9 while en route to the Adolph Coors Co brewery near Golden. Police and family members had suspected kidnapping.
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Castle Book
Colo
Adolph Coors III
C. Douglas Andrews
Coors
Andrews
Dist
Leo W. Rector
Colorado Springs
Denver
Adolph Coors Co
Golden
Echo Timetable for Tonight at Washington
Echo 1 timetable shows times and sky positions. At Kansas City times 6:26 p.m. north elevation 69 degrees SE and 8:34 p.m. south elevation 33 degrees SE.
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North
South
Wellsville PTA reception and city projects noted
More than one hundred attend the Wellsville PTA September meeting held with church and PTA co sponsorship. The program featured Rev. Lowell Dickinson and school officials while Supt. W E Peterson and Grade Principal Roy Chambers introduced faculty. Local construction and water storage improvements are underway with Kiwanis hosting Don Miller and new members welcomed.
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Wellsville Parent-Teachers Association
P.T.A
P. A. Poole
Lowell Dickinson
Donald Averill
W. E. Peterson
Roy Chambers
Glen Layton Jr
Maurice Warren
Keith Patton
Passes Million Mark In Gifts For KU City
Kansas City AP reports the University of Kansas City topped one million dollars in gifts for the 1959-60 fiscal year, reaching 1,295,297 dollars, an increase over the prior year. Chancellor Richard M. Drake announced the milestone Thursday.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas City
Richard M. Drake
State Jaycee President Here
Wayne Matlock of El Dorado, 30, state president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, will visit the Ottawa Jaycees Tuesday. He and a team of state officials will conduct an orientation for current and prospective members, meeting with local groups and other Eastern Kansas Jaycee organizations at the Armory at 7:30 p.m. Matlock has served two years on the national Jaycees board and is a former El Dorado Jaycees president.
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Wayne Matlock
el Dorado
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rick Beatty
Ottawa Jaycees
Matlock
Ottawa
Kansas
Armory
The
Jaycees
el Dorado Group
Outdoor Carnival at Eugene Field School
Principal Allen Unruh announced a PTA sponsored outdoor carnival and cake walk at Eugene Field School, 750 Tremont, from 5 to 9 p.m. Weather looks clear. Activities include pony rides and games with indoor snack bar and cartoons for children. Sept 17 is an indoor-available alternate date.
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Eugene Field School
Tremont
Allen Unruh
P.T.A
Unruh
Deaths Fred W Homeyer 71 Topeka signalman
Fred W Homeyer 71 of Topeka died in a Topeka hospital. He had lived in Topeka since May 1946 and worked as a Santa Fe Railroad signalman. Born in Germany on September 6, 1889, he belonged to Central Church of Christ and the Brotherhood of Railroad Signalmen of America. He is survived by his widow Novia P Homeyer. Services will be Monday at 2 pm at Wall-Diffenderfer Mortuary with burial at Mt Hope Cemetery.
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Fred W. Homeyer
Topeka
Santa Fe Railroad
Germany
Central Church of Christ
Collision On Main Causes Major Damage
A collision in front of 1137 S Main caused major damage to a car driven by Velma Howard, 43, of 104 S Locust. She was cited for following too closely after her car struck the rear of Richard Dean Snider’s vehicle, which was near a driveway backing. Snider’s car had minor rear damage. Mrs Howard is to appear in Police Court on Sept 2.
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S. Main
Ottawa
Velma Howard
S. Locust
Richard Dean Snider
RFD
Snider
Howard
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs John Lester 1022 Hickory Mrs John Fisher 508 N Main Thursday Mrs Earl Watts Quenemo Mrs Cecil Farris RFD 2 Kenneth Scott Harrison Ark Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Donald Smith 634 N Sycamore weight 8 pounds 6 ounces Thursday Dismissals include Mrs Marian Reuhler and infant son 621 S Mulberry Mrs Donald Grogan and infant son 704 S Mulberry Mrs F W Turley Halstead today
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John T. Lester
Hickory
John C. Fisher
N. Main
Earl R. Watts
Quenemo
Cecil J. Farris
RFD
Kenneth Scott
Harrison, Ark
Donald W. Smith
Sycamore
Marian Reuhler
S. Mulberry
Donald Grogan
S. Muldberry
F. W. Turley
Halstead
Religious Issue Flares in Kennedy Campaign
Washington AP reports Republican and Democratic leaders clash anew over Kennedy's Catholic faith with calls to end the religious issue amid accusations of anti Catholic mailings and a Texans for Nixon campaign. Jackson accuses backers of inflaming religion while Morton denounces attempts to keep the matter alive. Peale dissociates from the controversy after resigning from a Washington meeting group. Kennedy attacks Peale’s platform nickname. Jackson cites Carr P. Collins as Texan campaign organizer backing anti Catholic messages targeting voters.
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Washington
Anew Today
Henry M. Jackson
Thruston B. Morton
John F. Kennedy
Jackson
Kennedy
Morton
Richard M. Nixon
Norman Vincent Peale
Peale
Nixon
Carr P. Collins
Texan Group
Osawatomie Hospital Awarded 159952 Grant
Dr. George Zubowicz announces a National Institute for Mental Health project grant of 159,952 to Osawatomie State Hospital for a three year study. The Osawatomie Social Systems Project will be directed by William Zimmerman and Lawrence Appleby with consultants in sociology, psychology, anthropology, and nursing. It investigates how mental hospitals affect new personnel and aims to improve job placement and therapeutic efficiency.
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Osawatomie
George Zubowicz
Osawatomie State Hospital
National Institute For Mental Health Project
Menninger Foundation
Osawatomie Social Systems Project
William A. Zimmerman
Lawrence Appleby
Lodge To Speak In Kansas City
AP report says Henry Cabot Lodge will campaign in the Missouri Kansas area with a west Missouri rally in Kansas City's Municipal Auditorium on Sept 27. Nixon plans stops Sept 21 Springfield Sept 22 St Joseph Sept 23 Kansas City Kan Sept 23. A $100 a plate fund dinner is set Sept 29 at the auditorium. Missouri Kansas GOP leaders will organize bus trips for eastern Kansas groups.
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Kansas City
Henry Cabot Lodge
Missouri-Kansas
Lodge
West Missouri
Municipal Auditorium
L. E. Stollenwerck
Jackson County
Richard M. Nixon
Springfield
St. Joseph
Kan
Harry Darby
Kansas
Nixon
Legal notices in Franklin County Kansas district court
First published notices name Ludell Neilson Lois Neilson plaintiffs against many defendants including Centropolis Town Company and Jacob Marcell to quiet title on Blocks 2 and 59 Centropolis Kansas with October 25 1960 filing deadline in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas Also estate of Clarion E Jackson deceased notices schedule hearings and probate actions for Ottawa area with October 1 1960 defences due.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ludell Neilson
Lois Edna Neilson
Jacob A. Marcell
Hiland H. Biss
Highland Bhigs
George Powers
Abram Metz
Jasper St. John
Julia A. &J. John
Henry St. John
Marsena
Delaney McConnell
C. H. Estabrook
Oliver Bradford
James F. Bradford
J. Nichols
Lovie J. Voss
Joan T. Voss
Nick Alt
Elizabeth Alt
Abram M. Grammer
John Davenport
J. B. McIntose
Centropolis Town Company
Centrepols
U.S
Charles Horning
Emuniticn
District Court
Centropolis
Pat
Ottawa
Bowers & Bowers
Ottawa Herald
State of Kansas
Clarion Eliza Jackson
Clarion
E. Jackson
Finvd L. Jackson
Clarion Eliza .Jackson
Clarion E. Jackson
Rantoul
Floyd L. Jackson
Larton
Eliza Jackson
Gleason, Gleason, Doty & Logan
Marie T. Bmay
William P. Dole
Jane Wight
Eliazabeth Ellis
Swan Peterson
William A. Anderson
Stephen S Schaffer
Ottawa Town Company
Ottawe Town Company
Credi Lora
Asigna
Kansan
Mariel T Smay
Fea Aimore
City of
Mlaintiff
L. J. U. Smay
Lincoln J U. Smay
Mildred Smay Cammack
Joe Carroll Smay
Emurt House
Kansas City livestock markets by class and price
Cattle 400 head with slaughter steers and heifers untested. cows steady, canners and cutters 12.60 to 14.00. Hogs 2,500 head barrows and gilts steady to 10 lower. sows 25 lower. 210-275 lb barrows and gilts 16.25, sows 3-30 3AN-56Rh 15.00. Sheep 25 not enough offered for market at this time.
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Kansas City
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