Truman appears to clinch Missouri Senate nomination in tight primary
In Missouri the contest centered on Truman Stark and Milligan with Truman leading by 7 136 votes as 119 rural precincts remained. Unofficial counts from 4328 of 4447 precincts gave Truman 261 721 Stark 254 585 Milligan 125 024. Milligan era aside, McDaniel won the Democratic governor nomination while Donnell faces him in November and Davis clinched the Republican Senate nod.
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St.Louis
Lloyd C. Stark
United States
Harry S. Truman
Missouri
Truman
Stark
Maurice M. Milligan
Kansas City
James A. Reed
Breckenridge Long
Lawrence McDaniel
St. Louis
Forrest Donnell
U.S
Manuel H. Davis
Ratner Vacation Fades In After Primary Rally
Gov Ratner takes a week off in the Ozarks as Burke claims the race remains tight. Burke calls Ratner a water boy for Alf Landon while former Gov Woodring predicts Burke’s victory. Early returns show Ratner leading among Democratic voters with large margins statewide.
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Topeka
Payne H. Ratner
W. H. Burke
Burke
Ratner
Alf M. Landon
Altho
Harry Woodring
Ozarks
Jay A. Welch
Haddam
C. D. Lank
Wichita
S. L. Mathews
Kansas City
I. S. Woodward
W. G. Fink
Rain Lifts Sugar Beet Growth Across Garden City Area
Rains since August 1 in Garden City area total nearly 2 inches with nearby sugar beet regions reporting up to six inches in the past week. The wet spell revived sorghum crops and boosted beet growth, while flooding washed out a highway bridge approach in Greeley County and disrupted Missouri Pacific service near Tribune. K 96 reopened after a temporary bridge was built by state workers. Finney County reports .85 to 3.30 inches.
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Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Greeley
Missouri Pacific Railway
Tribune
Finney County
Feed Tiny Orphan Wrens In Kansas City Home
Four tiny orphan wrens, two weeks old, are being fed by Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hauser of Kansas City after their parents disappeared, likely due to a cat. The chicks, found in the couple’s backyard nest, are fed sirloin meat balls and cared for until they can fly, with plans to release them soon. Mrs. Hauser is former Miss Wilda Weybright, related to Lone Star and Lawrence residents.
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Kansas City
W. J. Hauser
Window and Neon Sign at R M Cafe Hit by Stones
Police seek a suspect after stones shattered the front window of the R M cafe at 1830 Massachusetts Street around 1 30 AM. A neon sign was also broken in the same incident observed on West Campus and noted in a police report.
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R and M Cafe
Uate
Massachusetts Street
Vinland Beats Midland 11 6 In Seven Inning Game
The Vinland baseball team defeated Midland 11 to 6 in a seven inning game on the Midland diamond Sunday afternoon. Betty Jean Hicks returned to Kansas City Monday after weeks at the Charles Hubbard home. A group of young people enjoyed a picnic at Linton Park Sunday evening with several named locals present. Visitors with Mrs. Florence Milburn included many neighbors and family.
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Clyde Nichols
W. E. Hoskinson
Eliza Hyland
Baldwin
Kansas City
Vinland
Midland
Betty Jean Hicks
Charles Hubbard
Linton Park
Wanda Hadi
Roberta Hammond
Mabel Hadi
Hubert Hoskinson
Aubrey Hagerman
Loren Hadl
Warren Smith
Clarence Hubbard
Loyal Workers Class
Florence Milburn
Lena
Piety Wilburn
Wilfred Selzer
Floyd
Milburn
Gertie
Steffen
Richard
Beatrice
Rose Nichols
Kermit Laughlin
Perry Stevens
Clarke Laughlin
Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Carl. Heinrich
Joe Cooley
Gerald Millbern
National Guard
Minnesota
Belleview 4-H Club
Frank Horrell
Mary Stevens
Kansans nominate party slate for state senate
In Kansas primary results Republicans named a wide roster of hopefuls for state senate races. Listed are candidates including Moyer Severance Cole Holton Rankin Lawrence Coleman Mission Garrison Jones Bradney Barnard Oakes Toland Hotchkiss Nickell Brown Skovgard Oberg McKenzie Riegie Ralston Wall Beeler Briles Jones Gregory Walters Harkness Euwer Barron and others across multiple counties. The list signals solid party strength across Topeka and several counties amid the hot campaign year.
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C. I. Moyer
Severance
Albert M. Cole
Holton
William D. Reilly
Arthur I. Stanley, Jr
Kansas City
Kan
Robert C. Rankin
Lawrence
Rolla W. Coleman
Mission
Charles W. Garrison
Garnett
Robert L. Jones
Claude C. Bradney
Columbus
W. W. Barnard
Oswego
Clarence P. Oakes
Wilfred Cavaness
Chanute
Stanley E. Toland
Iola
Alex Hotchkiss
Lyndon
Joe Nickell
Willard R. Brown
Emmett
Thale P. Skovgard
Greenleaf
W. Schwalm
Paxtoo
Frank O. Oberg
Clay Center
Ernest McKenzie
Wichita
L. H. Ruppenthal
McPherson
Morris Johnson
Salina
M. V. B. van de Mark
Concordia
We R. Beeler
Jewell
B. Carter
Wilson
Z. A. Briles
Stafford
Walter F. Jones
Hutchinson
Riley McGregory
Medicine Lodge
John Eratling
Kinsley
Raimon G. ‘Walters
Garden City
Alfred H. Harkness
Hays
Elmer E. Euwer
Goodland
W. A. Barron
Phillipsburg
Attendance and church activities reflect late summer 4
Lone Star Sunday school attendance for August 4 was 64. Opening exercises were led by the Young People’s class. A special song was sung by the class. At 11 Rev. L H Griffith delivered the sermon. Evening services were led by Miss Arlene Flory on International Good Will. Missionary and Ladies Aid meetings occurred in the church basement with a covered dish luncheon.
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L. H. Griffith
Misa Arlene ‘Flory
the Missionary Society
Community Visitors and Local Events Highlight Week
Mrs. Fred McKinney cared for her son Merle in Lawrence after a hospital stay. El Dorado Springs visitor Carl Flory stayed with relatives. many neighbors and relatives attended gatherings, church events, and a revival at Appanoose Brethren church. Linas Dietz will attend Camp Ripley summer training. Multiple families hosted and visited in Clinton, Lawrence, and surrounding areas with picnics, dinners, and club meetings reported.
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Fred McKinney
Lawrence
Merle McKinney
Carl Flory
el Dorado Springs
John Fields
Anita
Jimmy
McPherson
Donald Anderson
Ralph Weybright
Roy Flory
Lanty Brubaker
Kansas City
W. Griffith
Flo
Weybright
Harry Simmons
W. H. Ulrich
Murray Bond
Marjorie Ann
LaVerne Kampschroeder
Wanda
Clinton
J. R. Johnson
L. H. Griffith
Appanoose, Brethren Church
Lone Star
J. W. Garbutt
Fred Wind‘horst
Lillie Ulrich
Mary J. Metsker
Tena Fishburn
Elmer Metsker
Linas Dietz
National Guard
Ripley
Minn
Vinland Visitors Share Weekend In Kansas Towns
Joe Hoskinson family from Copeland Kansas spent Wednesday to Monday visiting relatives in Vinland. Walter Babbit from Melvern Kansas visited Friday. Mrs Babbit attended a Guernsey meeting at the high school. Charles Hubbard and Kenneth joined Mr and Mrs Hubbard for Sunday dinner with Linwood folks. Ted Crady toured Topeka to sing on WIBW representing Baldwin talent show. he is known for guitar and multiple radio appearances.
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Joe Hoskinson
Copeland
Kan
Walter Babbit
Melvern
Vinland
WIBW
Baldwin
Ted
Joe "Hoskinson
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