Primary Vote Means Defeat for at Least 15 GOP Incumbents
Topeka reporting that at least 15 Republican incumbents in Kansas state government faced defeat in the August primary. The piece lists defeated Senate members Dillard B. Croxton LaCygne Wilfrid Cavaness Chanute Sam Lawrence Brookover Eureka J. E. Nickell Smith Center and E Bert Col ard Leavenworth, plus several House members. Several incumbents won renomination, including Don Hults Leonard Rude Jr Paul Wunsch Vernon Stroberg Shriver and Ralph Rinker. Only two Democratic incumbents faced opposition and none were defeated.
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LaCygne
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E. Bert Colard
Leavenworth
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Waterville
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Atwood
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Leonard Rude Jr
Parsons
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Kingman
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Shriver
Wichita
Ralph Rinker
Great Bend
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Republicans Sweep Kansas House and Senate Races
The report lists numerous GOP winners for House contests across Kansas including Lloyd M. Kagey leading in Wichita district nine and Claude Bell McDonald among others. Democratic incumbents faced limited opposition while several Democrats and Republicans won Senate seats in districts from Garnett to Garden City and Ottawa to Jetmore. Eighty six Republicans were unopposed for House nominations.
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Wallace White
Coldwater
Robert Buchele
Howard
George Riffel
Stockton
John Madden
Wichita
Raymond
Carlson
Morrowville
James Cubit
Garnett
F. H. Geiger
Everest
Ernest Woodward
Oberlin
Homer Hoffman
Abilene
Steadman Ball
Atchison
Harold Dietrich
Nortonville
Marion A. Taylor
Baxter Springs
Odd Willams
Lawrence
Hubert Fatzer
Fellsburg
Russell Snyder
Dodee City
J. E. Lewis
Spivey
Fred Ungerer
Marysville
Dan €. Roberts
Plains
John Vermillion
Independence
Claude Bell
Sunday Social Notes From Mrs Willam Tордenden Home
Numerous Sunday visitors gather at the Torneden and Davidson households across Topeka Leavenworth and Lawrence towns. Attendees include Hobbs Pettengill Brock and family plus relatives from Bartlesville and Kansas City. A hay accident injures Ralph DeMoranville in Easton. party guests plan Yellowstone Park trip.
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Alfred Torneden
Carl Kurtz
Eudora
Frank Pettengill
Johnny
Marvin Jones
Manhattan
Anna Donovan
Joe Grady
Piece
Kathryn Ann Grady
Leavenworth
W. E. Petjtengill
Merlin Brock
Moncell
Tonganoxie
Charles Mosser
Linwood
Melvin Davidson
Ralph DeMoranville
Easton
Lena
Louis Torneden
Jake French
Arnold Torneden
Wincest Schoenhofer
Kansas City
Merlin Brook
Charles Davidson
Mendbay
Yellowstone Park
Frank Henig
Kansas Cis
Linda
Shirley Lesch
Ricky
Jeffry Connor
George Edward
Lawrence Torneden
Mark
Phyllis Milleret
Caroline Stewall
Diane
Debbie
Dwight Davidson
Franki Lesch
Mrs
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Herbert
May Hushey
Midland
Tex
Nate Pettengill
Herbert Nunemaker
Lawrence
W. E. Pettengill
Roger Torneden
William Torneden
Jack Davidson
Bartlesville
Okla
Albert Steinbring
Merlin Brack
Bert Wilson
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