Tax refunds list from Internal Revenue Service 1955
Kansas tax refunds totaling 465 names released by Gus Koehler include Lawrence residents Melvin Copp C J Cox George Denny Sam Jones and Edith Summers among others in Topeka Leavenworth Ottawa Coffeyville and nearby towns. Refunds range from 476.80 to 90 dollars and will be mailed after identity verification by the Wichita District Director.
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Internal Revenue
Gus’ Koehler
Wichita
Kansas
Koehler
Meir
Moehler
Lawrence
Melvin E. Copp
C. J. L. Cox
George E. Denny
Sam L. Jones
H. F
E. Moore
T. J. Robinson
Edith Summers
Eugene
Mary Washington
Topeka
Topeka*and Nearby Ciites Include: Antonio Araujo, Leavenworth; Lea W
Elen J. Black
Russell E. Blair
DeSoto
W. W
L. F. Brock
Leavenworth
Larry Burgess
Donna J. Campbell
H. and
A. Collins
Ottawa
S. L
J. K. Crooks
Terry R. Davis
Aaron E. Edmonds
Harry E
Lillian Fisher
Top
James T. Villa
C. W. Welch
W. and B. Wilkinson
Paul F. Willimas
Bessie Work
Coleman Andrews Backed by Louisiana States Rights Party
The Louisiana States Rights party endorses former IRS commissioner T Coleman Andrews for president though the state group says nomination must await a national convention in three weeks. The group issues a rights declaration favoring states rights segregation interposition the Southern Manifesto tidelands ownership and retention of the McCarran Walter Immigration Act with income tax limited to 25 percent. It also supports labor rights to organize and opposes changes for Hawaii and Alaska and federal aid to education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana States Rights Party
Internal Revenue
T. Coleman Andrews
Robert G. Chandler
Shreveport
Louisiana
Louisiana States Righters
Tidelands
Hawaii
Alaska
Wichita Welcomes Air Attack Evacuation Plan Details
Wichita Sedgwick County Civil Defense outlines a nationwide H bomb evacuation in case of attack. The plan covers 60 miles from Wichita, mutual aid with nearby cities, two 200 bed field hospitals, and 38 first aid stations with rotating perishable supplies. Evacuation routes, radio guidance on CONELRAD, and weather dependent destination points are detailed for a wide county-wide response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kansas
Air Force
Sedgwich
Sedgwick County
D. Raeburn Rosendaal
Rosendaal
Augusta
Towanda
Douglas
Butler County
Belle Plaine
Mulvane
Wellington
Sumner County
Newton and
Halstead
Harvey County
Sedgewick
Viola
Mt. Hope
Cheney
Sedgwick
Hutchinson
McPherson
Kingman
Anthony
Harper
Winfield
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Eureka
Marion
Lindsborg
Lyons
Cottonwood Falls
Emporia
Pratt
Newton
Pratt, Anthony
Win
Udall
Greensburg
Arkansas
Hillsboro
Hutchin ‘Son
Stafford
St. John
Ex-Cashier Freed On 5000 Dollar Bond In Embezzlement Case
Harold Eugene Norris 31 formerly of Coats Kansas is free on five thousand dollar bond after FBI arrest on embezzlement charges at Santa Fe National Bank. Norris assistant cashier allegedly diverted twelve thousand three hundred dollars from depositor accounts and faced a false entry charge under the Federal Reserve Act. He was arrested upon returning from vacation and is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Harold Eugene Norris
Coats
Kas
FBI
Norris
Santa Fe National Bank
Ife
William H. Vernon
Santa Fe National
Federal Reserve Act
Socialist Workers nominating Dobbs for president
The Socialist Workers party again nominates Farrell Dobbs for president and Myra Tanner Weiss for vice president. Dobbs, a former truck driver, and Weiss, a former canner worker, led the ticket in 1952 and ran in seven states, polling 10,306 votes. In his acceptance, Dobbs attacked the Republican and Democratic parties as twin parties of big business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Socialist Workers Party
Farrell Dobbs
Myra Tanner Weiss
Dobbs
Hopes For Education Highlight Ike Visit To Shrine Group
President Eisenhower told 65 members of the Imperial Council of the Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine in the White House rose garden that education holds the greatest hope for the country and the world. The group represented North and South American lodges.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House Rose Garden
Imperial Council
Order of Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
North and
South America
Officials Fear For Boy Bitten by Dog
Kansas City officials fear for the life of an unidentified boy bitten last week by a rabid dog at a Rockwall Texas service station. He and 15 others were exposed. all but the boy received the vaccine as authorities alerted states nationwide. The boy vanished with suspected parents after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Rockwall
Tex
Dallas
Sheriff Says Time Running Out on Missing Boy
Rockwall County Sheriff W J Price said time is running out searching for a missing boy. Authorities request district residents to report any sightings or clues to help locate the youth promptly.
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W. J. Price
Rockwall County
Tex
Thieves Steal Furniture and Heating Unit in Albuquerque Home
Police report a theft at a home owned by Mrs. William O'Sullivan where most items were taken. Missing are interior doors, furniture, a hot water tank, cast iron porch railings, a $1,700 heating unit, and a built in bathtub.
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Albuquerque -Ph
William O'Sullivan
Polter
Topeka Man Fined For Speeding In No Passing Zone
Delmar D. Fogle of Topeka was fined 35 dollars plus costs in County Court after being charged with speeding and passing in a no passing zone on Saturday.
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Delmar D. Fogle
Topeka
Old American life insurance ad targets seniors
Ad seeks people aged 60 to 80 to mail in name address and age for a $1,000 final expense policy. Promises no obligation and no calls, with a mail-only transaction through Old American Ins. Co. Kansas City. Reprint mixes errors but retains core offer and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
West 9Th, Dept
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I. Coleman Andrews
A. V. Phillips
United Finance Corp
Massachusetts
Carels
New Hampshire
Court House
Appliance CO
Bank
Ihe
Anton the Tums
Charlton
Insurance Agency
Insurance Building
Post Office
Inter-State Moving Storage CO
Reness Cory, Kenses
Lawrence Building and Loan
Capitol Federal
Capitol Federyl
Capitol
Federal Savings
11Th and
Vermont St, Lawrence, Kansas
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