Side Swipes and Local News Blend with Notices
Readable excerpts show cement supply strains from higher industry demand, plus a mix of local notices. A Menninger Bible class begins Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs D C Whitaker 336 Willow for women unable to attend the morning session. Rex Crain 20 died in a Brush Colorado highway crash with three others. Sally Reeder a Kan tas State freshman was named a Emporia State cheerleader. License plate reflector discussion involves Rugan and state officials with cost estimates around 35 cents per tag. Kansas City Kansas highway officials report a jet crash casualty and reflectors topic touches on safety materials.
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D. C. Whitaker
Willow
Rex Crain
Brush
Colo
Crain
Cal Crain
N. Main
Lloyd Crain
Winfield
Wellsville
Associated Press
Sally Reeder
Kanigas
Snider
Ragan
Sally
Harvey
Reeder
Highway Commission
Rugan
Jack Byrd
Ottawa
Joe Stephenson
Minnesota
Byrd
Kansas City
Kas
Highway Department
Air Force
Tokyo
Robert L. Stewart
Legis
L. Stewart
Stewart
Baker University
Baldwin
Shull-Whitacre
Aulo
Hickory
Row On Tags To Highway Commission
Topeka Walter Rugan state highway director says the plan to reflectorize Kansas auto license tags will be presented to the highway commission for consideration as soon as possible. The commission’s next regular meeting is Sept 28 and the issue may be raised then. Harold K. Snider, Lawrence highway commissioner, questioned Rugan’s authority to buy reflectorizing material from Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co.
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Topeka
Walter Rugan
Kansas
Highway Commission
Harold K. Snider
Lawrence
Rugan
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing, ‘Co
Weather Change Seen in September Rain Totals
A morning shower in Ottawa added .02 inch, bringing September’s total to .38 inch. The day started cloudy then cleared. the forecast calls for a shift in Kansas patterns with cooler temperatures and above normal rainfall. Eastern Kansas could see up to .75 inch locally in the coming days.
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Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Peel
Kansas
Ottawa Needs Industry and Fresh Money Supply
The article argues Ottawa must secure new industry to create a fresh money supply, likening water to cash in circulation. It urges every business and professional person to support the Development Corporation or invest in land, promising long term dividends and raised living standards. It appeals to collective effort and cites a biblical proverb about bread cast upon waters returning tenfold.
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Ottawa
Development Corporation
Fund Drive Moves Ahead In Ottawa Industrial Fund
Workers report 4995 dollars stock sold in Ottawa Industrial Development drive leaving 15005 to reach 20000 goal. Pledges total 24900 toward 60000 goal leaving 35100 yet to be secured. J L Hysom says donations without stock are welcome. a donation blank will run in tomorrow's Herald for banks or mail to Chamber of Commerce. A follow up meeting with coffee and doughnuts is planned at the North American Hotel Thursday morning.
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Ottawa Industrial Development, Inc
J. L. Hysom
S. Herald
Chamber of Commerce
North American
Ottawa Couple Follows Peron Rebellion Across Argentina
Prof. and Mrs. Richard Chartier of Ottawa report from Uruguay and Argentina on the Peron rebellion, military power struggles, and the Catholic church clash. They see no strong democratic tradition, foresee long conflict, and note CGT influence and exiles as key to future outcomes.
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Richard Chartier
Ottawa
Argentina
Ottawa_University
Uruguay
Chartier
Boston
Chartiers
Peron
Eva Peron
Catholic Church
Storm-Tossed Tone Heads Seaward From Norfolk
Tropical storm Tone moved offshore from Norfolk Virginia heading into the Atlantic after offshore squalls near the coast. The Weather Bureau warned the New England coast to stay alert as Tone’s remaining winds could threaten outer areas. In North Carolina the storm caused five deaths and millions in damage while Virginia saw heavy rains and strong winds across the Northeast.
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Washington Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Ione
Norfolk
New England
North Carolina
Virginia
New York City
Rocky Marciano
Archie Moore
Yankee Stadium
Hilda
Mexico
Tampico
Gulf of Mexico
Tone
Diane
Jane
Ats
Weather forecast for today and Wednesday with showers
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thundershowers this afternoon to tonight and Wednesday. Warmer west this afternoon, cooler northwest Wednesday. Lows in the 60s west to near 70 east, highs 75 to 80 northwest and upper 80s elsewhere.
Representative Dingell Dies Suddenly at 61
Congressman John D. Dingell of Michigan died unexpectedly at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. The 61 year old Democrat chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee perished last night, prompting condolences from colleagues and plans for tributes.
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Washington
John D. Dingell
Michigan
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Bath Congress
Fewer New Polio Cases Reported in Kansas
TOPEKA reports polio cases this year remain under half of last year. Twenty one new onsets in the past week bring the annual total to 194, compared with 493 a year ago during the same week when B1 cases were recorded.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ticket Drive Nearing End at Ottawa University
Ottawa University senior football ticket drive enters final week with renewed energy. An expanding race among teams shows Owen Shofner leading in some views, while John Wassmer notes at least two teams remain competitive. Bud Wassmer, a longtime buyer, had been overlooked until a call from captain Howard Doyen urged purchase. The drive ends Saturday at 4 pm with reservations in Wassmer's store from 8 am Monday.
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Ottawa University
Owen Shofner
John Wassmer
J. L
Bud” Wassmer
Shofner
Wassmer
R. J. Barnes
Barnes
Howard Doyen
Bud
Wassmer’s
Acquitted On Liquor Count In Franklin County
A Franklin county man charged with driving under the influence was found not guilty by a district court jury. Jodie A. Cole of Ottawa was cited by Highway Patrolmen Art Jensen and Bob Couaty after a two vehicle crash near the Franklin-Douglas county line. The jury deliberated briefly. John B. Pierson defended the defendant. State prosecution was led by County Attorney Jack Byrd. A second drunk driving case against Russel C. Everson, a local plumber, was set for trial with Myron Steere as defense attorney and Byrd for the state. Everson jurors included Ida E Arrington, David Reekie, L. S. Culler, J. Douglas Allen, Mildred Twyman, A. E. Phares, Lee Figgins, Fred Glanville, Merritt White, Lee Schmitt, Marlin Mooney, and Harley P. Gover.
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Franklin County
Jodie A. Cole
Rr.4
Ottawa
Art Jensen
Bob Couaty
US 59
Franklin-Douglas
John B. Pierson
Jack Byrd
Russel C. Everson
Everson
Vale
Dean Driscoll
South Main Street
Myron
Steere
Byrd
Ida.e. Arrington
David Reekie
L. 5. Culler
November Draft Call is Larger in Topeka
TOPEKA Navy draftees boost Kansas November selective service total to 261, state director Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell said today. The month’s figure compares with Army calls of 139 in October and 138 in September.
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Topeka
Navy
Kansas Selective Service
Joe Nickell
O U President Urges Emotional Growth In Education
University president Andrew B. Martin advocates developing mind heart and character through disciplined study and engagement in college life. He cites C S Lewis on emotional education and reflects on Europe trip and American freedoms, urging Christian leadership in society and state. For sale old newspapers per bundle Herald office.
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Andrew B. Martin
C. S. Lewis
Oxford University
England
Martin
Europe
America
Herald Office
Seek Blonde In Kidnaping Shocks San Francisco
Nearly 300 policemen combed a 66 block area in San Francisco in a search for a doctor's 3 day old son kidnapped from Mt Zion hospital. The boy Richard J Marcus, 6 pounds 4 ounces, is the child of Dr and Mrs Sanford Marcus of Daly City. A blonde woman fitting a described profile was seen leaving the hospital with a baby.
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San Francisco ii
Mt. Zion Hosital
Richard J. Marcus
Sanford iMarcus
Daly City
Lettie Clement
Eleanor Lorenz
George Dyer
Wallace Heads County Coaches Association
Lamar Wallace of Pomona was elected president of the Franklin County Principals and Coaches Association. Vincent Geringer of Princeton was chosen vice president and Wait Moore of Williamsburg secretary-treasurer. The group planned the Franklin County basketball tournament at Ottawa University fieldhouse on February 1 and announced the 1955-56 county league schedule.
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Lamar Wallace
Pomona
Franklin County Principals and Coaches “Association
Vincent Geringer
Princeton
Peron Seeks Asylum After Revolt In Argentina
In Buenos Aires the ousted dictator Juan D. Peron boarded a Paraguayan gunboat seeking asylum amid reports of protection. Rebels urged interception en route to Paraguay as a junta tightens grip and labor leaders threaten a general strike after Peron’s overthrow.
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Buenos Aires
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Pataguay
Palermo
Uruguay
Argentina
Juan Chavez
Ignacio Cialéeta
Asuncion
Paraguay
Latin America
General Federation of Labor
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Main Street
Orrin Jones
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Ricky Lew
Betty Mayhugh
St. Willow
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Baker Grad
Ed Johnson
Stee
E. £. Johnsen
Irigoyen
Mussolini
Italy
Back of Peron
CGT
General Labor Organization
East
Lone
Kelvinator
Weidman Tire & Battery
Lamb Ambulance
Nal
Dingell
Hawthorne
O.U
University
Christ
God
The
Christian College
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