County Attorney Office Sees Republican Candidate Lineup
Wayne el Jr. says he will seek re election as county attorney and is a Republican. Third candidate Allphin joins Wes Norwood and Gene Riling, all Republicans. Filing deadline is Friday in the County Clerk's office. Allphin, 39, lifelong Douglas County resident, KU alumnus with an LLB in 1949, served as Lawrence police judge from 1939 to 1953.
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Wayne el Jr
Allphin
Wes Norwood
Gene Riling
Douglas County
Kansas University
Lawrence
County attorney race widens with party filings in 1955
In 1955, first took office as county attorney. No Democrat announced for county attorney but five Democrats seek county offices and two seek State Legislature seats. Etherton opposes Williams in the 11th District. Peppercorn faces Allen in the 12th. Filing deadline nears Friday morning with Republicans fielding a full slate. Officials unopposed include Gray, Rankin, Mathia, and Walters. EH Schaake runs against incumbent Ousdahl for the vacant county commissioner post.
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Allphin
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic
Shrine, Elks
State Bar Association
Douglas County Bar Association
Ohio Ct
Lois
Charles
Robert
Etherton
Odd Williams
George Pepper‘corn
Richard Y. Allen
Searly
Frank Gray
Charles Rankin
Delbert Mathia
Byron Walters
EH Schaake
Elmer Ousdahl
Real Estate Executive Speaks at Lawrence Luncheon
Harold Clingerman of the National Association of Real Estate Boards spoke to about 25 members of the Lawrence board at the Eldridge Hotel luncheon. He discussed real estate development over the past decade, future opportunities, and the need for higher land value awareness. He emphasized the profession's duty to stay informed on city and county affairs.
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Harold Clingerman
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Eldridge Hotel
Lawrence
Clingerman
Clingverman
Journal-World
Rand
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Zadie E Newton and Others
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Zadie E. Newton of 07 N Y St who died Tuesday and burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. Word came of the death of Mrs. William Goode, widow of Wilson, formerly Dorothy Higginson of Springfield Ohio. Mrs Higginson was a University graduate and a member of the Higgins family. Donald Big of Jackson Heights New York is mentioned in connection with the notices.
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Zadie E. Newton
Y. St
Memorial Park Cemetery
William Goode. Wilson
William Goode Ison
Springfield
Ohio
Dorothy Hig
E. Higgins
Higgins
Wilson
Held
Donald Big
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Eisenhower cites clear signs of business upswing
President Eisenhower told Republican state chairmen at a breakfast that business conditions are improving and he supports national security and solvency. Meade Alcorn said Adams affair was not discussed. About 43 state chairmen attended a three day GOP campaign school at a downtown hotel with multiple speakers.
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Meade Alcorn
Sherman Adams
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Alcorn
Eisenhower
GOP National Committee
Andrew Schoepper
Kansas
Senate
Rep
Richard M. Simpson
Pennsylvania
House
GOP
Charles Thames
Republican National
Pueblo hospital picks Masar as new business manager
The board screened many applicants and chose Donald Masar of Pueblo Colorado as business manager. Masar, born July 13 1918 in Pueblo, holds a BA in business administration from Colorado University 1949 and an MS in hospital administration from Northwestern. He served 1942 45 with the 12th Air Force as navigator and bombardier and has taught at Pueblo College. He will assume duties no later than soon after his family joins him from Pueblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado University
Corwin Hospital
Pueblo
Northwestern
Evanston
Maser
12Th Air Force
Ois
Pueblo College
Northwestern U
Alpha Delta’ Mu
Johnson & Johnson
American Hospital Association
the Elks
Pueblo Welfare Council
Colorado State Board For ‘Vocational Education
Associath
Masar
Lawrence
District Dairy Ruler To Be Cited Tonight
Crowning of the District Dairy Princess tonight at the 4H Fair grounds will climax dairy month activities. County dairy princesses from seven counties will compete for the district title and the winner will advance to the state pageant in September with a $300 scholarship. Music will be by the Lone Star 4-H orchestra in a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star 4-H
Anderson Seeks Re election As Attorney General
Topeka Atty Gen John Anderson Jr filed for Republican renomination for a second full term with the noon deadline approaching for the Aug 5 primary. Incumbents in both parties have filed. Wint Smith and Keith Sebelius face off in the Sixth District GOP contest. Democratic Gov Docking plans to reveal the state ticket tomorrow. Jann Stice remains the lone Democratic AG candidate amid other unfiled posts and jockeying in the GOP field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Atty
John Anderson Jr
GOP
Wint Smith
Keith Sebelius
Norton Republican
Smith
Joe Gunnels
Colby
George Dockjing
Docking
Jann Stice
Wichita
Supreme Court
Talks Scheduled on Red Killings
UNITED NATIONS United Nations Special Committee on Hungary will meet Friday to consider executions of the former premier amid rising pressure from the United States and other nations. Acting chairman E Ronald Walker of Australia said he called the meeting for Friday morning after receiving several requests.
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United Nations
U.N. Special Committee
Hungary
United States
E. Ronald Walker
Australia
Walker
Newsmen
Senate Rejects Proposal on Auto Tax and Travel Levies
Washington AP reports the Senate rejected a proposal today to redact a bill that would automate levies. The House had already passed the bill. An amendment to remove the 3 percent tax and the 10 percent levy on passenger travel showed potential before debate began Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Brand to Judge at St Louis Horse Show
Attorney John Brand of Lawrence will serve as one of four judges at the annual St Louis Horse Show to be held at the S J Charles Mo Fair grounds on June 25 26 27. Brand is a well known horse show judge and will oversee the horse events during the three day program with other jurists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brand
Lawrence
St. Louis
S J. Charles
Brand
Paul Vate
Birth announcements and notices from Memorial Hospital
A series of birth notices list new arrivals at Memorial Hospital including a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Todd Crittenden at 01 Powers St. and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fiss at 10 Ky. Street. Additional names and addresses appear in the surrounding notices.
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Linda Sue McBrien
Tonganoxie
Celia Cragan
Murraw Court
Faydean Fiss
Ky.st
Maurice Klee
Joan Lenahan
Eudora
Robert Ray
Ig 1
Betty Crittenden
Powers St
Helen Harrell
Jons
Dick Fisher
Baldwin
Maurine
Jost
Bartlesville
Okla
Vera Marcum
Sandra Kay-Davis
Tenn, St
Fred Cieland
Wiletta Franks
Learnard Ave
Richard Maycumber
Donna
Smile
Lois Justice
Haskell Grounds
Albert Broward
E. U5th St
Delaverne
Webster
Rockledge Rd
Laverne Dickinson
Kanses Cy
Todd Crittenden
Lawrence Fiss
Ky. &T
Fishing Derby At Sportsmen's Lake For Youths
The Lawrence Recreation Commission and the Sportsmen's Club sponsor a Saturday morning derby for youngsters under 16 at Sportsmen's Lake, a mile south of 23rd Street on Haskell Avenue. Prizes for largest fish and by species, with a grand prize at season end. season runs through August 2. Under 10 must be accompanied by a parent. bring own tackle and bait. supervisor from Recreation Department will attend. Also reporting: John F. Buccelli, 44, an accessory in 1950 Brink's robbery, found shot in Boston. previously jailed for narcotics ring. connected to waterfront profiting and a separate Brink's incident.
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Lawrence ‘Recreation Commission
Sportsmen’s Club
Sportsmen's Lake
23Rd Street
Haskell Avenue
Recreaion Department
Boston
Mass
John F
Fats) Buccelli
Buccelli
New York
U.S. Atty
Paul W. Williams
Edward
Wimpy) Bennett
Weymouth
Brink's
Cast
Senator Helped Goldfine in '56
Senator Frederick G. Payne of Maine, SEC lawyer, described the status of Gifts by Goldfine, a Boston textile company, in a 1956 inquiry. The matter involved possible pressure on regulators and whether the firm filed required reports, discussed at a conference with Norris Cotton present.
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Washington
Frederick G. Payne
Maine
Securities & Exchange Commission
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
House
Payne
SEC
Tol
Sen
Norris Cotton
R-Nh
Lillo Directs Army Project on Differential Equations
Professor James Lillo of Kansas University directs a research project titled Stability Conditions for Certain Non Linear Differential Equations under an $8,000 Army Ordnance Department contract. Work began this month.
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James Lillo
Kansas University
Army Ordnance Department
Courts Run Down of Local Criminal and Divorce Actions
Police Court judge Robert L. Dyer forfeited a $25 bond in a drunk charge. Divorce filings include Laurice Hayes from J. Edward Hayes. County Court Traffic violations: Victor D. Rose of Ottawa fined $10 and costs for speeding. Tom J. Sharp of Lawrence fined $25 and costs for speeding and for passing with insufficient clearance.
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Robert L. Dyer
Pa. St
Laurice Hayes
Edward Hayes
Victor D. Rose
Ottawa
Tom J
Sharp
Lawrence
Cyprus Plan Is Revealed Today
London AP reports Prime Minister Macmillan unveiled Cyprus proposals to the House of Commons. The plan envisions Greek and Turkish communities governing the island, easing emergency measures, and allowing Cypriots on the mainland to return. Archbishop Makarios, a Greek Cypriot leader in exile in Greece, was implied but not named.
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London
Macmillan
Cyprus
Provi Pation
House of Commons
Makarios
Greece
Six Big Eight names on All American track list
University of Kansas places three men on the Wheaties Sports Federation All American track and field team. From Kansas Al Oerter in discus Charles Tidwell in the low hurdles and Ernie Shelby in broad jump. Other Big Eight athletes named include Gail Hodgson Oklahoma University miler Keith Gardner Nebraska high hurdler and Bob Davis Missouri pole vaulter. Douglas County Red Cross tornado relief fund reaches 181 with today’s contributions. Money may be contributed directly at the Red Cross office in the Community Building or at Lawrence banks. Moe 14 of the Faeries Legion voted to give 50 for disaster relief at El Dorado. Various Kansas Legion posts and Eaton arenas support relief funds. A Congregational Church service marks a transition for a minister moving to Seattle as the executive committee narrows candidates.
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Kansas University
Wheaties Sports Federation
Kansas
al Oerter
Jin
Charles Tidwell
Ernie Shelby
Tare Gail Hodgson
Oklahoma University
Keith Gardner
Nebraska
Bob Davis
Missouri
Douglas County
Red Cross
el Dorado
Lawrence
Jey Liberty Post
Moe
Faeries Legion
el Doraldo
Kansas Legion
Eaton Arene
Iping
Launderette Coin Operated Opportunity Ad
An advertisement offers a substantial income from a coin operated laundrette. It promises a completely automatic unattended setup requiring $4,000 for down payment and installation, with a representative to provide full details. Contact Wilson Laundry Equipment in Kansas City Missouri or call Dillmer 3-180.
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Wilson
Khrushchev Faces Opposition as Summit Ties In
The Kremlin hardens its line and Nikita Khrushchev battles anti party forces led by Mikhail Suslov as Washington-Tokyo diplomacy and Beijing influence shape a pending Soviet Central Committee meeting in Moscow. Observers note factions have persisted since Stalin era, with Suslov and reform plans stirring resistance. The Moscow summit dominates tensions, with Red China reportedly pressing for a nonrepresented outcome.
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Red China
Communist Party
Moscow
Stalin
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Mikhail Suslov
Suslov
Thee
Negro Educator Is Freed at Hospital
Jackson Mississippi Clennon King a Negro minister was released today from the State Mental hospital after final tests. He had been committed two weeks ago at Whitfield to determine sanity following an attempt to enroll at the University of Mississippi. Charges of disturbing the peace and resisting arrest in Lafayette County remain pending.
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Jackson
Miss
Clennon King
State Mental Hospital
University of Mississippi
Alcorm.a
M. College For
Pital
Whitfield
W. L. Jaquith
Grant to University funds $500 metallurgy scholarship
The American Society for Metal Foundation Grants Kansas a $500 scholarship for 1956-59 to support a metallurgy student. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for gifts flowers and hospital care from friends and neighbors after the death of husband and father. signed by Mrs. Pear J. Williams and family, 56 Elm Street.
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American Society For Metala Foundation For Education and Research
Cleveland
Ohio
Kansas
Eng
Manahen ‘and Jones
Pear J. Williams
Elm Street
Swords
Mabel Brittain
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Wayne Allphin
Wayne Allphin JR
District Dairy Ruler
Anderson
Memorial Hospital
Derby Grain Elevator CO
Brinks Roy
Fata) Bucelli
Brink
South End
Lillo
C&g Truck Line Inc
Penn
K.c
Better Quality Homes Home Builders Assn. of
Launderette Coin Operated
I. Rice Phelps & Rest
Thomas
Whitney P
Kremlin
Nikita Krushchev
Soviet Communist Party
Red
China
Peiping
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