Ottawa Coaches See Upward Football Prospects
Coach Dick Peters of Ottawa University and Coach John Giger of Ottawa High said their football programs have room to grow and look brighter for the season. Visitors included J. L. Bracken of Clayton Missouri Tom Moore of Topeka and Bill Gray of O Garnett Rosarians. Dr Roy Browning of Ottawa U introduced as a new Rotarian. Robert Wasson Employment Service manager also attended. Mr and Mrs J L Bracken of Clayton Missouri were Ottawa visitors. Mrs Bracken a former Ottawan formerly Ruth McQuesten Bracken was superintendent of Clayton schools for 33 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Peters
Ottawa University
John Giger
Ottawa High
J. L. Bracken
Clayton, Mo
Tom Moore
Topeka
Bill Gray
O’ Garnett
Rosarians
Roy Browning
Ottawa U
Robert Wasson
Employment Service
Ottawa
Deaths and community notices fill Ottawa paper
The Ottawa Herald reports a day of deaths and civic notices. Mrs Mildred Neis, 47, died at Olathe Community Hospital after birth details and survivors including husband and two sisters are listed. Sterling Hughes, 68, of Lincoln, dies in state hospital. charges of mortgage concealment noted. Local PTA and Sertoma, community meetings, teacher introductions, and post-graduate study update Dr Young’s office closure. A buffalo half from McPherson for Methodist Dinner speaker Harold Ensley announced. Open house and seed corn trip noted. an Angus bull wins at State Fair Hutchinson.
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Imrs
John Neis
Mildred Neis
Wellsville
Olathe Community Hospital
Donald W. Chism
N. Lyca
Otmore
Peer Tor Anise
East 2Nd
Glen
Army Air Force
Louise Wray
Blanch ‘Dunn
Riverside
Carlif
Jessie DeGarmo
Richmond
Ralph Batdorf
Wellsville Methodist Church
J. W. Stalions
Wellsville Cemetery
Jay Brown
R. E. Teale
Kansas City
Yes
Sterling
Ottawa Jaw
Cole School
Earl Hughes
Cypress
L. N. Speer
Harold Leitaker
McPherson
Harold Ensley
Diem Arrives in Seoul for State Visit with Rhee Praise
South Viet Nam President Ngo Dinh Diem arrived in Seoul for a state visit as President Syngman Rhee praised him as one of the strongest and most relentless foes of communist aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Syngnam Rhee
College Girl Misses 128000 Dollar Question
Joyce Myron a 16 year old college student from North Bergen New Jersey missed a 128000 dollar question on The 64 000 Question. She is a Drexel Institute sophomore in Philadelphia and failed part of a five part atom category asking mass of a neutron. The correct value 1.00884 to 1.00899 was not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joyce Myron
Miss Myron
North Bergen
N.J
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Reported
Hospital notes show admissions including Mrs. Thomas L. Barlow at 935 King Barbara Jean Johnson 1425 S. Main William Williams 1482 S. Hickory Elsa Towe 608 S. Oak Mrs. Oscar Corbin 838 S. Oak births for Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Daugharthy 804 S. Mulberry a son born today weight 6 lb 100 percent Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hill 3pmona a son born today weight ib 14% 02 Dismissals include Mrs. Richard Jones 314 E.ard Tuesday Mrs. Fred Volger 909 Maple Richard Fisher 803 Cypress today
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Thomas L. Barlow
King
Barbara Jean Johnson
S. Main
William Williams
S. Hickory
Elsa Towe
S. Oak
Oscar Corbin
L. E. Daugharthy
S. Mulberry
Charles E. Hill
Richard Jones
E.ard
Fred Volger
Richard Fisher
Mother on bench tests views on drunken driving jail
In Miami Mrs. Lynn Levin mother of a 13 year old injured by a drunken driver sits beside Municipal Judge Francis A Sobieski for a day to see if courtroom experience softens her stance. Sobieski questions mandatory jail terms in some cases and notes she has pushed for jail on first offenses.
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Miami
Fla
Lynn Levin
Francis A. Sobieski
Sobieski
Impeachment Call From California Labor Delegates
Oakland Calif a labor convention resolution urged impeachment of President Eisenhower over Little Rock school integration. More than 2000 delegates endorsed the measure calling Congress to curb officials who use the National Guard to thwart federal authority and urging action to stop defiance of federal law.
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Oakland
Calif
California Federation of Labor
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Congress
National Guard
U. S
Farmers Eligible For Crop Insurance in Franklin County
Franklin County joins several counties where farmers may obtain Federal All-Risk Crop Insurance for wheat corn and soybeans. Contracts must be signed by October 1 1957 to cover 1958 plantings. Secretary Eva Taft Benson cites crop disasters like drought rain hurricanes hail floods and frost as justification for all risk coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Harold E. Burnett
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Burnett
Eva Taft Benson
Warrant Issued for Ottawa Youth in Auto Theft
A warrant was issued today for 16 year old Larry Gervais in Ottawa for theft of used car parts from Cowdin's Junk Yard Tecumseh and Hickory. Police traced items to Douglas County where a farmer showed goods bought at an Ottawa sale. Gervais identified as the seller.
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Larry Gervais
Cowdin
Tecumseh and
Hickory
Bob Cowdin
Eugene Flaherty
Douglas County
Clifford Rice
Ottawa
Flaherty
Gervais
Topeka
Franklin Couny
Dougrains
Kansassas County
Kansas
Car Crash injures young nurse student near Baldwin Junction
Mrs. Margaret Ann Larkin, 20, of RFD 3, lost control of her car around 11:30 a.m. and hit a culvert on US 59 north of Baldwin Junction while driving from her parents’ home toward Topeka. She blamed a blouse blowing in the car for the distraction. The accident occurred as she prepared to continue nursing studies. her husband was en route to Quantico with the Marines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Larkin
Harry Pahlmann
RFD 3
US 59
Baldwin Junction
Eric DeGraffenried
C. T
Taul
Larkin
Topeka
Quantico
Plane attack ends with forced landing in Long Island field
Attacked by passenger Arthur C. Miller during a Westchester to East Hampton flight, former Air Force pilot Roger Londeaux landed the single engined Cessna in a potato field near a golf course. Miller, 29, was restrained after attaching pliers to the assault and later jailed for felonious assault awaiting psychiatric evaluation at Central Islip.
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Cutchogue
N.Y
Air Force
Arthur C. Miller
New Rochelle
Peconic Bay
Roger Londeaux
Lake Mahopac
N. Y
Miller
Westchester County
White Plains
East Hampton
Long Island
Lonceaux
North Fork Country Club
Central Islip State Hospital
Driverless car injures Stephen Leach in London incident
Stephen Leach, 37, was struck by his own driverless car last night as he attempted to start it. The vehicle rolled forward, dragging him 25 feet and throwing him into a sunken garden near a nearby apartment building, causing head and internal injuries but with expectation of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stephen Leach
Leach
Moherman Trial Delayed by Jury Selection Challenges
The Scott Moherman loitering and disturbing the peace case for June 9, 1937, near Floyd Moldenhauer Wells ville faced jury selection delays due to challenges. A demurrer and appeal sent the matter to the State Supreme Court, which ruled for the State and moved the case toward trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Moherman
Floyd Moldenhauer
Wellsville
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
After 65 Years He Gives Marriage Formula
OLD TRAP NC. Harrison, 82, marks his 65th wedding anniversary and recalls a simple rule from 1892. He says when his wife sharpens and he replies, the only remedy is to go to the barn, or else trouble follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Dage
Excise Tax Take Is High and Legion Camp Plan Proposed
The American Legion discussed Gen. Mark Clark's plan to run summer military boys camps at established bases to curb juvenile delinquency. Clark touted the Citadel camp as proof, while noting no uniforms and a cost near two dollars per boy. Treasury data showed total excise taxes at $10.65 billion in 1957, led by distiller spirits, beer, wine, and tobacco duties with cigarettes dominating tobacco revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Nid
American Legion Today
Mark Clark
Clark
Legion National Convention
Eisenhower
United Nations
Korea
Citadel
Charleston
S.C., Military College
Washington
Sam
Treasury Department
Pce
Fisenhower
Congress
Osteopaths Eligible for County Medical Contracts in Kansas
County welfare contracts will not cover osteopaths. Atty. Gen. John Anderson ruled the legal status remains until New State Healing Arts Board conducts an examination. About 100 Kansas osteopaths plan refreshers at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
John. Anderson
New State Healing Arts Board
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Sertoma Club
North American
Joe Towner
American Legion
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Emporia
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Liberty School
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Pomona
Robert Steele
Lloyd Heidner
Junior Robbins
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Garson- Thomas Pioneer Seed Corn Co
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Bell
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Towner
Highland
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