Final Punches By Adlai Estes Nevada California Primary
Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver claim victory in a tense California presidential primary finale as voters prepare to decide party nominations for Senate, House, and state offices. Officials expect 65 percent turnout of Democrats and about 55 percent GOP voting with Stevenson hopeful for a landslide and Kefauver predicting a margin near 200000.
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San Francisco
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Estes Kefauver
California
Eisenhower
U.S. Senate
House
State Assembly
Senate
Kefauver
Tom C. Carroll
Stevenson
Oregon
Florida
Edmund G. Brown
Oakland
Los Angeles
Big Southern
Local Family Visits and Memorial Day Outings
Daily notes show Mr and Mrs Dewey Barsnett and family near Humboldt hosting visitors. Larry Palet and Larry Laver spent a afternoon with Bruce Eder. The Barns family attended Paul Lassman funeral in Humboldt and Mrs George Thornton nursed after illness. Keith Culbertson and son traveled to Shaw on business.
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Solon Markham
Mount Carmel Hospital
Pittsburg
Charles Goodinson
Ricky
Perry Evans
Arcadia
Clyde Markham
Marvin Tyson
Dighton
R. C. Nelson
Ansel Markham
Wilford Markham
Lovey Fitz John
Wayne Yoho
Joe Markham
Orval Craft
Osawatomie
Joe Tanner
Hepler
Tom Fugate
T. J. Dickey
Dilly
Texas
Frank Poe
Richard
Devins
Fugate
Leroy
Redfield
Dewey Barsnett
Humboldt
Larry Palet
Larry Laver
Bruce Eder
Lloyd Locke Jr
George Thornton
Bethel Cemetery
Kimball
Clyde Laver
Lloyd Locke
Janice
Pamela Ingel
Linda Smith
Paul Lassman
Larry
Willard Allen
Keith Culbertson and Son
Shaw
Burglar Strips Cafe in Wheeling Then Drains Whisky
City police pursue a thief who robbed a Wheeling cafe of roast beef hamburger candy bars and cash. The intruder emptied a keg of beer on the floor and poured eight bottles of whisky down the drain.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Memorial Day Services and Local Socials Observed
A large crowd attended a Memorial Day observance at the cemetery with color guard, band, flag salute, and prayers led by the Rev. Floyd R. Shively. Vocal duets, an accordion solo, and taps complemented the service. The Past Matrons Club hosted a Memorial Day lesson and devotions, with fifteen members answering roll call and refreshments served. In addition, the eleventh annual covered-dish dinner was held at the homes of Clinton Durst and Lucille White, hosting various local families from Wichita, Yates Center, Valley Center, Arkansas City, Chanute, Humboldt, and nearby towns.
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Buffalo
Legion
Logan Shoop
Herman Hempen
George Morrow
Mary Ellen ‘Braman
Judy Clough
Ac‘cordion
Eddie Rowan
Wichita
Gary ‘van Hoozer
Jim Blackwood
Floyd R
Clinton Durst
Lucille White
Llth
Everett Caldwell
Fredonia
Roscoe Wilson
Ray Shores
Yates Center
Arthur Leonard
Ed Wolfe
Merritt Barnes
Patricia
Maryis
S. Skelton
Ed Hoffman
Maude Lett
Ben Peters
Son
Wilson Pittman
Kent
Humboldt
French White
Valley Center
Roy White
Arkansas City
Joe Sowder
John Peters
Burris Blume
Visit Notes From Hutchinson And Kansas City
West Big Creek residents Mr and Mrs Estil Cottle and family visited relatives and friends in Hutchinson. Winnie Howecton is employed in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Homer Cation called on Clyde Laver. Mr and Mrs Emory Peterson also mentioned in the notices.
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West Big Creek
Estil Cottle
Hutchinson
Winnie Howecton
Kansas City
Homer Cation
Clyde Laver
Emory Peterson
Kansas KU to help build world’s largest particle accelerator
Lawrence KU will join 15 Midwest universities in the project as a major partner. The Atomic Energy Commission will fund over 10 million dollars to construct the accelerator at an as yet undetermined site. Chancellor Murphy announced at the commencement supper that the device will yield an energy release comparable to stellar interiors. Six KU alumni received distinguished service citations including Ward Lockwood and Dolph C. Simons.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
Ward Lockwood
University of California
Clarence Burt
Hutchinson
Dolph C. Simons
Nell Blurton Renn
Arkansas City
Thomas Roy Jones
Westfield
N. J
Rolla A. Clymer
el Dorado
University of Kansas Alumni Assn
Clyde M. Reed Jr
Parsons
William R
Red) Hogan
Prairie Village
Herbert A. Meyer Jr
Independence
Richard F. Allen
John Adams Prescott Dies at 89 Founder of Investment Bank
John Adams Prescott, longtime founder of the Investment Barkers Assn of America in 1912, died Saturday at Research Hospital after a 10 day illness. He remained active as president of Prescott Wright Snider Co., an investment banking firm.
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Kansas City
John Adams Prescott
Investment Barkers Assn. of America
Research Hospital
Prescott, Wright, Snider Co
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Adlai
Estes
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Florine House
Susan Fitzgerald
McCanns
Grand Lodge
Flo Hart
Grand Assembly
McPherson
Bernice Foster
Mrs. Hurt
Lillie McFarland
Lillie Noland
Louetta Houdashelt
Margaret Foster
Elnora Poe
Flo Hurt
Hurt
Cress
Mrs. Foster
Robert Carson
Keith
Chanute
Mason Bass
West
Joe Wood
San Gabriel
Calif
Roy Bass
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Bass
Gresham
Ore
P. A. Bass
Denver
Paul Coghill
Augusta
Cassville
Charles
Phoebe Bowman
Garland
Jerry
Naval Base
San Diego
Ed Bowman
Sharon
Erie
Barbara Fox
Walnut
Ivan Harding
Carolyn
Ivan Jr
Elmer Christy
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Clyde Sands
Joe
John Wadsack
Tulsa
Wadsack
Fred
Olahoma City
Wadsacks
Gene Cox
J. L. Moore
Joe M. Johnson
Savannah
Johnson
Moore
Mary
Otis Sims
Harry Kennedy
Helen Wilson
Lucille Giacomo
Yvonne Baldwin
Agnes Mullin
Dodge City
Fred Mullin
Jon Lindbergh
Navt
J.g
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Coronado
Navy
Temperance
Kansas
John Adams
Debolt Insurance Agency
West Main
Palmolive
Cau En
TEL
Aise
Tin
Steffens
Ozark Queen
Steffen’s
Madison
Brach’s Fresh Circus Peanuts
Lg. 330
Lifebuoy
Meo
Roma
U. S
Wiley
Alma
Stokely's
Ganon
LUX
Sas
H Wisk
Rtening Tn
Quality Wales
Vy Detergent Regis Oic
Jemima
SELF
Marjorie Schmeissner
Marion Gifford
Bank of Commerce
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Commission
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