Ottawa Briefs Roundup Stirs Local Happenings
Local news briefs report service calls and business ads, plus community updates. Items include John Rocker farm barn fire near Garnett, the death of Tom L. Smart, Ottawa student teacher Ann Hag gard Ackerman from K U, school executives meeting in Abilene, local court fines for parking and intoxication, Henry Parker and district educators at Abilene, and Ottawa Rotary and Elks activities. Also notes Goss’s two week military leave, potluck for Elks, Liberty Club meeting, Needham’s hospital discharge, Mrs. Brink’s Garnett funeral, and high school football coaching prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Parker
Norris Burke
Lowell Gish
Abilene
Ottawa
John Giger
Harold Wallace
Orlis Cox
Sertoma
Giger
Died Yesterday of Chanute Doctor Samuel G. Ashley
Dr. Samuel G. Ashley, 74, founder of the Ashley Clinic in Chanute, died yesterday after a cerebral hemorrhage two weeks earlier. He began practice in Neosho County in 1908 and two sons are associated with his clinic. Funeral planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Samuel G. Ashley
Ashley Clinic
Ashley
Neosho County
Fair Weather Across Nation With Warm West And Cooling East
The Associated Press reports fair weather prevailing nationwide with warming in the West and cooling in the eastern half. Cooler air stretched from Minnesota to Texas and toward the Atlantic Coast, with about 20 degree drops in Illinois to Ohio over the last day. Readings mostly in the 40s, Northeast coast in the 50s, West about 5 degrees higher than yesterday, and Southwest deserts near the mid 90s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Kansas
Texas
Atlantic
Illinois
Ohio
North Atlantic
Southwest Desert
Strong Typhoon Gilda Strikes Philippines Ripping Samar Island
A powerful Pacific typhoon named Gilda with 120 mile winds hit Samar Island after forming east of the Philippines. A U S Air Force plane sighted a distressed vessel while the Manila Weather Bureau tracked its west northwest motion toward Masbate and southeastern Luzon with earlier storms affecting northern Luzon and the Batanes Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Gilda
Samar
U. S. Air Force
Guam
Masbate Island
Luzon
Batanes Islands
Open Hearings On Feeder Airlines In Midwest
Civil Aeronautics Board examiner begins hearings to craft an expanded local air service network for Illinois Iowa Nebraska the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin. Four airlines North Central Ozark Frontier and Central will present routes and service proposals before Examiner Curtis Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
North Central
Ozark
Frontier
Central
Curtis B. Henderson
Seven States
Surge of clashes in Algeria leaves Europeans killed and wounded
A new surge of rebel and French military activity across Algeria reports twelve Europeans killed and twenty six wounded in fresh clashes at scattered sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Algeria
Mid-Canada Line Nears Readiness for North American Sky Watch
The 2,700 mile Mid-Canada Line to flash alarm if invaders approach joins the Pinetree and DEW lines as part of a continent-spanning warning system. Officials say the line will start New Year’s Day and provide about one hour of warning, aiding U S military forces against bomber threats and coordinating interceptors and civil alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranberry Portage
Manitoba
Sky Watch
Labrador
British Columbia
Mid-Canada
C. R. Dunlap
Royal Canadian Air Force
Lawa
Dew Line
Canada
U. S.-Canada
MCL
Pinetree
United States
Strategic Air Command
Funeral services for Alfred Bronson
Funeral services for Alfred Bronson who died Sept 18 were held Sept 16 at Pomona Assembly of God with Rev Pete W Ratzlaff officiating. Pallbearers Floyd Flager William Cain Carl Johnson Ralph Beasley Willis Valentine Walter O Lankard. Mrs Ratzlaff sang hymns with Deanna Wittman accompanying. Burial in Woodlawn cemetery Pomona. The U S minted 13.5 million dollars in silver coins for Australia during World War II.
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Local Residents
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs. Kate Baird Le Roy Kas Mrs Albert Caleb 126 Walnut Mrs Hoskinson 740 Olive Mrs Keith Jameson route 3 and Mrs Quincy Seymour 204 E 8th. Births include Mr and Mrs Robert Hill 426 S Locust daughter born Monday weight 7 lb 8 oz. Discharges include Mrs Floyd Coffman and baby daughter route 3 Mrs William Wesley Roberts and baby daughter 421 S Sycamore Mrs Burton Fisher and baby son 723 A So Poplar today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Baird
le Roy
Kas
Albert Caleb
Walnut
Albert Hoskinson
Olive
Keith Jameson
Quincy Seymour
Robert Hill
S. Locust
Floyd Coffman
William
Wesley Roberts
S. Sycamore
Burton Fisher
Ike To Stand On His Record On Campaign Trail
President Eisenhower urged Republicans to tell the truth about his administration to win. He said their record speaks for itself, rejecting partisan exaggeration, and noted the aim for peace amid global tensions. Also present were GOP leaders Leonard Hall Nixon and others planning campaign tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
Nixon
Fred Seaton
Sen
Knowland
California
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Charles Halleck
New Books At City Library Highlights
New titles at the Carnegie free library listed by librarian Miss Nell Barnaby include Blessed are the Debonair by Margaret Case Harriman and A Little More Than Kin by Nelia Gardner White. Also featured are A Family Party by Johon ete, The High Fidelity Handbook by Irving Greene and James R. Radcliffe, and Like The Vicious Circle, Harriman’s backstory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Free Library
Nell Barnaby
Margaret Case
Harriman
Nelia Gardner White
Oliver
Phineas ‘Hogg
Johonete
America
Frederick
Samarra
High Fidelity
Irving Greene
James R. Radcliffe
New Presses For Topeka Papers
Topeka presses will double the printing capacity of the Topeka State Journal and the Topeka Daily Capital. The new presses, placing in February, will handle 128 pages and enable greater use of color. Buy or Sell through Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Topeka State Journal
Topeka Daily Capital
State records 21 new polio cases in Kansas
The State Board of Health reported 21 new polio cases in Kansas last week, bringing the year total to 139. Four of the new cases were non paralytic, with the tally down from 215 a year ago at the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Board of Health
Kansas
State Republicans Launch Campaign Kickoff Tour
Warren W. Shaw leads Kansas Republicans as they start a statewide general election campaign. The group departs Topeka by bus at 2 45 PM for Lawrence amid a rally schedule with U S Senator Frank Carlson aboard. The tour will cover all 105 counties with congressional and legislative candidates joining in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Warren W. Shaw
Lawrence
George Docking
James V. Pratt
GOP
Douglas County
Pratt
Shaw
U. S
Frank Carlson
Publicity blamed for Weinberg kidnapping death
Nassau County Detective Chief Stuyvesant Pinnell said premature publicity in a New York newspaper led to the death of 32 day old Peter Weinberg. He did not name the paper but criticized its decision to run the story early. The Daily News was first on the street with the July 4 kidnapping report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Weinberger
New York City
Peter
Nassau County
Stuyvesant Pinnell
New York Daily News
Ostrex Tonic Tablets Promoted for Vitality After Forty
An advertising blurb urges husbands and wives to regain youth and energy with Ostrex Tonic Tablets containing iron and vitamins B1 and B2. It touts trial and economy sizes and claims a fourfold boost, noting availability at drug stores nationwide.
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Jay Ellis
Mike Mulcahey
Buick Co
Edge of Ottawa
Drake’s
Garnett
Tom L. Smart
Paul
Derby Grain, Inc
Smart
Maysville
Continental Oil Co
Ann Haggard Ackerman
K. U
Lamar Harris
S. Hickory
Shawnee County
Tetwiler Mercury Co
John Hen
Dry Young
S. Poplar
Logan
Main
Russell Everson
Cypress
J. B.muecke
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Rotary Club
Lawrence Rotary Club
Lawrence Ogg
O. R. Norman
Dean Nofsinger
Henry Colby
Ruel Mitchell
Reed Goss
Jack Goss
Indiantown Gap
Korea
the Elks
Liberty Community Club
Marion B. Needham
Veterans Hospital, Topeka
Frank Brink
Arthur
Harry Brink
Don Powell
Louis H. Dengel
South Main
South Side Bus
North Side
Nationas
The
Associated Press
Feeder Airlines
Saunders Walter L, Butler
Lamb Funeral
U.S
Australia
C. A. Myers & Son
Roberts
East 11Th St
Fred Miller
Overbrook
Roberts Market
James Chester White
Wilson St
James Firestone
Centropolis
Anderson County
Paola Fair Grounds
Paola
Waverly
Albert Stewart & Son Farm
Albert
Harold
H. W
John Kunard
Franklin County
Wilson
Logan Street
Pauline Field
Uth
Nty Sale, Wilson
Richard Welch
Princeton
Ben Printy
Lamb
Sweasy
F. W. Sweasy
C. E. Andrews
Princeton Cemetery
Ike
Dean Berlin
City Library
Chiropractic
Don L. McKelvey
Bennett
Douglas Bros
S. Main
Lassen
Addie Bell Lassen
Towner
Clinton
Joe Towner
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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