Quail stamps go on sale with local venues listed
Quail stamps go on sale tomorrow with county outlets including Ottawa units Brown’s Hardware Budge’s Hardware Western Auto and other towns such as Princeton Wellsville Richmond and Williamsburg. A quail stamp must accompany a hunting license to permit shooting.
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Ottawa
Bruce Spears
Brown's Hardware
Budge's Hardware
Western Auto Store
Cain Service Staton
Pomona
Coughlin Furniture
Wellsville
Farmers’ Co-Op
Richmond
Lane Lumber Co
Lane
United States Calls for End to Bomb Tests at UN
At the United Nations, U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge urged the Kremlin to accept a ban on stockpiling nuclear weapons to end tests. He warned of a danger from a powerful nation seeking global domination if Moscow refused. A one year halt could begin if Russia agrees, even as inspection talks proceed. The Soviet Union India and Japan proposed suspending tests subject to inspections with dates tied to agreements.
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U. S
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Free World
Russia
U.S
United States
General Assembly
Assembly
India
Japan
Britain
Burns To Death In Trailer Fire
Charles Franklin Ledom, 49, died at 4 50 am when a trailer house fire in Ottawa destroyed the dwelling at Hickory and Pontiac where he had lived two days. Firemen found his remains at the far end of the burned trailer after attempts to reach him failed. Ledom, a Southwestern Bell operator born Feb 21 1908, was married to Letha Phillips. they recently separated. He is survived by a wife, two sons, a daughter, a step daughter, his mother, six brothers, four sisters, two half sisters, nine grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements have been completed.
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Charles Franklin Ledom
Hickory
Pontiac
Harry Gilliland
Gililand
Art Wheeler
Ledom
Gilliland
Erator
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Gardner
Letha Phillips
S. Cedar
Donald Dean Ledom
Colorado
Harry Ledom
Ottawa
Robert Thayer
Centerville
John Sweeney
Germany
Rachel Hubbard
S. Oak
Raymond
Barney
Gilbert
Richard and
Clyde
Santa Anna
Calif
Max
Kansas City
Kas
Carl Yohe
Howard McCurdy
Bill Schulz
Frank Couts
Jess Coslett
Maurice Pallard
Marshall
FBI Seeks To Identify Rioters In Little Rock Clash
The FBI continues efforts to identify persons connected with last Monday's fighting at Central High School over integration. Agents seek identification of active participants and bystanders who urged violence, aided by press coverage. Little Rock police made numerous arrests Monday with municipal court hearings set for Oct 8.
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Little Rock
Ark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Central High School
FBI
Nation’s Death Toll Increases In August Traffic toll up in first rise since 1941
Chicago report from the National Safety Council shows August traffic deaths at 3,790, a 5 percent rise from August last year and the highest August toll since 1941. Five Saturdays this August, including Labor Day weekend, partly explain the uptick.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Traffic Toll in Topeka Kansas States Records Latest
Traffic fatalities listed by the state Accident Records Section show 398 deaths in the last 48 hours to date in 1957, compared with 494 in the same period in 1956, amid ongoing highway danger concerns.
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Topekaw
Kansas
Weather County Forecast Warm spell continues into Tuesday
The forecast calls for a warm spell with this afternoon and tonight mild, highs near 80 and overnight lows around 45 to 50. Tuesday remains warmer with continuing mild conditions and a similar high near 80.
Squirrel hunting accident injures Frank Hollingsworth
Frank Hollingsworth of 1115 Ma ple was shot in the arm by his son Larry while squirrel hunting with friend Larry Stewart. The bullet split on bone, with fragments lodging in his back. treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital, he returned to work for the city river survey crew.
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Frank Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Larry
Larry Stewart
Two Airmen Die in Plane Crash Near Mulvane
Wichita report says two McConnell Air Force Base airmen died when a rented plane crashed in a field near Mulvane. The victims were Sgt. Harold E. Barnett, 37, of Independence Kansas, and A2C Donald Evans, 23, from Dumont Iowa.
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Wichita
McConnell Air Force Base
Mulvane
Harold E. Barnett
Independence
Kas
C. Donald Evans
Dumont
Iowa
Harrowing 10 Minutes For Two Boys On Freight Train
Two young boys endured over ten minutes on a slow freight train at Union Station in Baltimore. John Powell, 10, suffered severe burns after touching high voltage wires as Donald Maler, 16, held Powell down to prevent him from being swept off. They were rescued after the train traveled through a tunnel to Gwynn's Run. Powell remained in fair condition with extensive burns. Maler was uninjured and released from the hospital after examination.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvaia
Union Station
John T. Powell
Donald Maler
Malor
Young Powell
Maler
Powell
Gwynn's Run
Lutheran Hospital
Powwell
Escape when plane crashes in Japan burns in rice field
Fifty-five passengers and crew aboard a Japan Air Lines plane escaped unharmed as the aircraft crash landed and burned in a rice field. An airlines spokesman confirmed all aboard survived.
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Itami
Japan
Japan Air Lines
County Home Project Under Legal Review
Franklin County commissioners and County Attorney Dan White study whether the county can exceed the $125,000 cap in the nursing home project. The plan, north-facing on 7th Street Terrace, would use a 2 mill levy to raise about $160,000 plus proceeds from selling part of the old home to fund a 52-bed facility.
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Franklin County Commissioners
7Th Street
Beech Street
Dan White
Pancake and Sausage Supper in Richmond Kansas
A pancake and sausage supper will be held in the St. Therese Church basement in Richmond Kansas on Wednesday starting at 4 p.m. The Richmond Lions will serve. Ticket details or price not specified.
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Richmond
Kas
St. Therese’ Church
Richmond Lions
Spahn Faces Ford In Series Opener
NEW YORK Manager Casey Stengel named Whitey Ford to face Milwaukee lefty Warren Spahn in the series opener. The article also notes Hoffa’s withdrawal from the Teamsters race, and Shelley's church service featuring jazz-influenced hymn renditions as part of a broader political context.
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New York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Milwaukee
Warren
Spahn
Manchester
England
Yankee Miami Beach
John F. Shel
Ford
Sions
Hoffa
Midwest
Senate
Special Session Of Legislature Appears Likely
Gov Faubus signaled consideration of a special session to address Little Rock school integration and related policy. He suggested the Legislature, seen as likely to convene, would handle actions closing Central High and potential state-wide impacts, amid ongoing federal troops and court-ordered integration.
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Faubus
Little Rock Central High School
Central High School
Capitol
Central High
Griffin Refuses Meeting With Eisenhower On Troops Halt
Georgia Governor Marvin Griffin said he will not attend a Washington meeting of Southern governors with President Eisenhower. Griffin, a Democrat and ardent segregationist, was named to a five member committee from the Southern Governors Conference which urged discussion of withdrawing federal troops from Little Rock Arkansas, where troops enforce school integration orders. The governor noted Eisenhower agreed to meet only if school integration issues were discussed, while the resolution limited the discussion to the troops withdrawal.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Eisenhower
Washington
Griffin
Southern Governors Conference
Little Rock
Ark
Ike Returns To Washington After 27 Day Vacation
President Eisenhower ends his crisis era 27 day Newport vacation with a flight back to Washington. He made several quick trips to keep prearranged engagements and to deliver a radio address on the Little Rock school integration crisis. He played golf daily at Newport Country Club despite windy weather and plans a White House meeting with five Southern governors on troop withdrawal from Little Rock.
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Newport
R.1
Eisenhower
Washington
Little Rock
Ark
Newport Country Club
White House
Army Cuts Announced By U S Army
Washington reveals a plan to trim 100000 troops by next June 30, dropping one armored division and 14 air defense battalions. About 71000 cuts occur by January 1 with the rest by next June, mainly from admin and supply units to preserve combat strength.
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Washington
Ottawa
Try Again To Delay Election
Opponents of the present Teamsters Union leadership urged the Supreme Court to reinstate an injunction delaying the officer election this week. Attorneys for a New York rank and file group filed a petition to vacate the stay issued by the U S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
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Beck
Hoffa
Teamsters
Rep
Shelley
D-Calif
International
James Hoffa
Washington
Supreme Court
Teamster
England
New York
Rank and File
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District
of Columbia
Autumn Weather Forecast Amid Low Cold Snap
This morning the day was forty degrees and the thirty eight degree mark noted. The lowest of the season was reported with a weather bureau forecast predicting more fine fall weather and no rain in sight. Lamb Louisiana Payment Plan.
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Weather Bureau
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