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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1956

Page

5

Ike and Adlai Stick to Farm Platform Promises

President Eisenhower and Governor Stevenson have offered no new farm promises beyond their August convention platforms. They clash mainly over price supports with Eisenhower backing flexible supports and Stevenson advocating fixed at 90 percent parity. The speeches stressed party performance and accused the other side, with Eisenhower criticizing Stevenson and the Democrats and Stevenson challenging Eisenhower’s past promises.

Washington Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Peoria Ill Stevenson Newton Iowa

Scrivner Calls For Ike's Reelection

Overland Park Kansas Rep Errett P Scrivner urged reelection of Ike as he addressed a Johnson County rally closing a two day tour by national and state Republicans. He attacked prior Democratic administrations promising peace while the nation stayed at war.

Overland Park, Kas Errett P. Scrivner Johnson County

CBS Refuses Eisenhower Fund Appeal Telecast

New York CBS will not air a three minute Eisenhower fund-raising appeal because FCC rules require equal time for all presidential candidates. ABC-TV and ABC radio will broadcast the speech Sunday at 8:55 p.m. EDT under a United Community Funds and Councils of America request. NBC's decision remains pending.

New York Columbia Broadcasting System Eisenhower Federal Communications Commission CBS American Broadcasting Co United Community Funds and Councils of America Abc-Tv ABC Radio National Broadcasting Co

Reinforcements Aid Weary Fire Fighters

In Durango Colorado reinforcements of 100 Indian experts and woodsmen joined 275 firefighters to halt a San Juan National Forest blaze that has scorched 500 acres. Arriving late yesterday, the relief force advanced within six miles of the fire with only shovels and axes, as a helicopter supplied daily by the U.S. Forest Service ferries in gear.

Durango Colo San Juan National Forest Gallup N. M U.S. Forest Service

Left $200000 To His Secretary Detriot Financier

Detroit financier Charles A Bray left about $200000 of his two million dollar estate to his private secretary Miss Helen M Eaton who served him for 19 years. The bulk of the estate went to his widow. Eaton called him the most generous man she knew. A New York City street once dark near the elevated railway, Third Avenue, has been illuminated by fluorescent lights now 49 times brighter than before.

Detroit Helen M. Eaton Charles A. Bray Third Avenue New York City

Bring Out Bodies Of Crash Victims

Colorado Springs story reports 12 Air Force C47 crash victims brought for claiming. Investigators seek explanation for the mountain tragedy after the mid morning crash on Mt Yale. Pilot Col Charles A. Miller and co pilot Navy Capt J J Richardson were identified as incident victims. Bodies transported from the 11,500 foot crash site to a mortuary by pack animals.

Colorado Springs Colo John Vestal Ent Air Force Base Mt Yale Buena Vista Continental Air Defense Command Hamilton Air Force Base San Francisco Charles A. Miller CONAD Navy J. J. Richardson Ottawa Herald Air Defense System

Fourteen Hurt In Truck Crash Near Scranton Kansas

Topeka dispatch reports fourteen people from two families were injured when a pickup truck rolled over north of Scranton Kansas yesterday. State patrol and local responders assisted at the scene and transported victims to area hospitals for treatment. Authorities did not release names or exact injuries but described the crash as nonfatal with no fatalities reported at press time.

Topeka Scranton Kas

Two Ambulances Respond After Truck Crash Injures Mothers

Two ambulances and an automobile carried victims to a hospital after a truck crash that left two young mothers and twelve children injured. Mrs Helen Reed 31 Topeka and Mrs Joyce Holm 28 Scranton sustained serious injuries while the group was en route to the Holm farm to rake ice cream. Officers report loose gravel caused the truck to roll twice and end upright in a ditch.

Helen Reed Topeka Joyce ‘Holm Scranton

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