Public Notices in Douglas County Kansas Probate Court
Notices announce the executors for Thomas Allen Robertson and Arthur E Ott estates. Bids sought for sheriff gasoline supply for 1964 65. A sheriff sale of Lot 5 Edgewood Park Addition No 4 in Lawrence is scheduled February 4 1964. Brin kman heirs seek descent of Margaret Brinkman real and personal estate in Lawrence.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Thomas Allen Robertson
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Natisas
E. B. Martin
Board of Douglas County Commissioners
Sheriff's Office
Fred EK. Broeker
Timer Ousdahl
Board of Commissioners
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Arthur E. Ott
Arden E. Ott
Arden FE. Ott
Springer & Springer
Journal - World
District Court
Anchor Saving
Kenneth M. Hegwood
Ruth C. Hegwood
Said
Douglas
State of
Edgewood Park
Fred Broeker
Everett Fritz
Plaintiff 280 Brotherhood Building
Kansas City
Lawrence Daily Journal - World
State of Kansas
Margaret Brinkman
Margaret J. Brinkman
Massachusetts Street
H. C. Brinkman
Clothing and Car Stolen by Penitentiary Escapee
A federal prison fugitive escaped from the Leavenworth prison farm and stole clothing and a car from Tom Turpin and his wife at Shrine Park. Turpin identified William P Stephens of Tulsa as the suspect, with Stephens sentenced for interstate securities forgery and auto theft.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Shrine Park
Tom Turpin
Turpin
William P. Stephens
Tulsa
Abdallah Shrine
Stephens
Jacksonville
Fla
Barry Goldwater Favors Private Welfare Over Government Aid
Goldwater argues welfare should be private and local, not federal, contrasting his view with the Johnson administration and postwar policy. He faults public intervention as dangerous to liberty, saying private charities and local/state actions should handle welfare unless needed. The piece cites Johnson's push to expand anti poverty programs and notes advisers warn poverty breeds further poverty.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Congress
Johnson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater
Council of Economic Advisers
Marine General Douglas C. McDougal Dies at 87
Maj. Gen. Douglas C. McDougal, 87, long serving Marine Corps officer and the oldest retired Marine, died Monday after a long illness in La Jolla California.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Douglas C. McDougal
Marine Corps
Michigan Bowler A Trophy Winner at All-Star Bowling Event
Joe Joseph of Lan sing Michigan won the qualifying trophy at the $100,000 All-Star bowling tournament with a 32 game total of 6915. He moved from sixth to the lead in the final round as Ted Hoffman Jr and Mike Chiuchiolo also posted strong scores. Jeannette Bopp of Milwaukee won the women’s qualifying trophy with 4966 over 24 games, second in all star history to last year’s winning total.
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Dallas
Joe Joseph
Lansing
Mich
Joseph
Ted Hoffman
Philadelphia
Mike Chiuchiolo
Patchogue
L.il
N.Y
Dick Weber
St. Louis
Don Ellis
Houston
Jeannette Bopp
Milwaukee
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Everett Buhler
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Margie Cook
Edward G. Cook
Ill
Billy Stogsdill
D. K. Stogsdill
Ind
Sandra Morgison
LeRoy E. Morgison
Terri Webster
Bill Webster
Rockledge
Cecile B. Roney
Journal-World Photo
Barry
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
United States
Lawrence Tractor & Implement Supply, In Inc
Michigan
Bill Lillard
Tommy Tuttle
Tuttle
Rural Hall, N.C
Cae
Rusty’s Hillcrest Food Center
Iowa
Turner
Ibs
Lay's Potato Chips
Monarch
Maine
Cello Pak
Carrol
Adams
F Dillons
Keystone
William
Kay Jun
Steele's
Goble’s
Swift Premium
Eshle
Morton
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