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Robert T. Price, 62, Republican, seeks a second full term on Kansas Supreme Court, position No. 7. World War II veteran, appointed 1948, full term 1950, former Osage County attorney and 35th district judge, Kansas Judicial Council member, unopposed for Republican nomination. Joe Henbest, 46, Democrat, unopposed for nomination, former Cherokee County senator, practiced law since 1933, two terms county attorney, president of Kansas Association of Plaintiff Attorneys, former Lions International district governor, married with no children.
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Robert T. Price
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Price
Osage County
35Th Judicial District
Kansas Judicial Council
Joe Henbest
Columbus
Cherokee County
Kansas Assn
Plaintiff's Attorneys
Lions International
John Darr Seeks GOP Nod for State Printer Post
John Darr, 50, a long-time Topeka printer, again seeks the Republican nomination for state printer. He previously ran against incumbent Ford Voiland Jr. in 1954 and was defeated. Voiland is pursuing renomination. Darr has 35 years in printing in Topeka and Chicago.
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John Darr
Topeka
Darr
Ford, Voiland Jr
Voiland
Chicago
Voiland Seeks Seventh Term as State Printer in Kansas
Ford Voiland Jr., a Topeka Republican born on a western Kansas farm, seeks his seventh term as state printer. He faces John Carr in the Republican primary. A former commercial printer, the 54 year old Voiland first won the post in 1944 while overseas with the American Red Cross in World War II and took over in July 1945 after serving as assistant state printer from 1933 to 1941.
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Ford Voiland Jr
Topeka
John Carr
Voiland
American Red Cross
Natoma Woman Seeks State Printer Nomination
Lillie Washabaugh, 34, Natoma publisher and judge since 1950, seeks the Democratic nomination for state printer. Unopposed for the nomination, she has led the Natoma-Luray Independent since 1950. A Beloit native, she resides in Natoma with husband John in the oil business.
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Lillie Washabaugh
Natoma
Washabaugh
Natoma - Luray
John
Beloit
Kas
Egypt Money Tied Up in U S Banks
Washington Egypt has been barred from touching its money in U S banks without official permission while the Suez Canal crisis is clarified. The Treasury Department order covers U S assets of the Suez Canal Co recently nationalized by Egypt and uses a World War I statute to require licensing for all financial transactions. Private Egyptian funds are not included in the freeze.
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Washington
Egypt
U. S
Treasury Department
Suez Canal Co
Treasury
Britain
West Virginia 1957 football schedule includes new ACC foes
West Virginia's 1957 football slate features four Southern Conference and four eastern opponents plus two Atlantic Coast Conference games. New opponents include Boston University Virginia Tech Virginia and Wake Forest.
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West Virginia
Boston U
Virginia Tech
Virginia
Wake Forest
Community Notes From Greeley Area
Mrs Helen Salman reports on local farewells and moves as families, including the Spencers and Cunninghams, attend Victor Morris’s funeral in Ottawa. Blackmares to close City cafe after four years. Debby Osborn returns from KU Medical Center to Garnett hospital.
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Boyd Spencer
Victor Morris
Ottawa
Spencers
Wayne Spencer
Merle Cunningham
Doyle Bilderback
Otis Mills
Perry Cunningham
Ida Mills
Buford Blackmare
City Cafe
Blackmares
Debby Osborn
K. U. Medical Center
the Garnett Hospital
Bob Bishop
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Kansas City
Kas
Heart Attacks Fatal Fort Scott Woman
Mrs. Harry Newcomb, 65, wife of former State Sen. Newcomb, died yesterday after two heart attacks. She served as a past Kansas commander of Army Mothers and was active in rehabilitation work at Topeka Veterans Hospital.
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Fort Scott
Harry Newcomb
Newcomb
Kansas
Army Mothers
Topeka Veterans Hospital
Gas rate hike warning from Walter I. Biddle
Walter I. Biddle Republican warns that 370000 Kansas gas consumers would see a 22 to 26 percent rate increase if Congress passes the bill at the next session. The political advertisement emphasizes the impact on households and urges opposition or action.
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Kansas
Congress
May Be First To Win $50,000 In RCA Year
Denver — Rodeo Cowboys Assn official says Jim Shoulders of Henryetta Oklahoma may become the first rodeo performer to win $50,000 in a single year. He leads all-around standings with 24 121 points, 8 360 ahead of Guy Weeks of Abilene Texas, and tops bareback bronc with 10 549 and bullriding with 13 572.
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Denver
Rodeo Cowboys Assn
Jim Shoulders
Henryetta
Okla
Shoulders
Guy Weeks
Abilene
Tex
Tests To Learn Cause Of Death In River Body
Oklahoma officials will test to determine if Sylvester J Miller of Jetmore Kansas died from poisoning after his body was found in Red River north fork near Syre. Preliminary autopsy showed no head injuries or signs of violence, and investigators have not ruled out murder. Miller disappeared July 18 during a business trip to Garden City.
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Oklahoma City
O. K. Bivins
Oklahoma Crime Bureau
Kansas
Syre
Bivins
Sylvester J. Miller
Jetmore
Kas
Miller
Red River
North Fork
Garden City
Notice of Appointment in Jennie Lister Estate in Kansas
First published 8 68 and last 56 notice states Willard Lister was appointed executor July 28 1086 and creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication dated Ottawa Franklin County Kansas July 30 1956. Includes probate court and executor attestation. Also a district court suit by Gerald B Anderson and Mary R Anderson versus Walter Mitchell and others.
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Kansas
Franklin County
Jennie Lister
Ottawa
Willard Lister
District Court
Gerald B. Anderson
Mary R. Anderson
L. A. Fuqua
Lila Mae Fuqua
Quieting Title In Franklin County Kansas Suit
The State of Kansas files a suit in Franklin County District Court by Gerald B. Anderson and Mary R. Anderson to quiet title to described real estate. Defendants must plead by September 16 1966 or judgment will be entered. Attorneys Bowers & Bowers represent the plaintiffs.
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State of
Kansas
District Court
Franklin County
Gerald B. Anderson
Mary R. Anderson
Ottawa
Mary BR. Anderson
Bowers & Bowers
State of Kansas
L. A. Fuequa
Lila Mae Fuqua
N.W
L. A. Fuqua
Vila Mae Fuqua
Ben Haney Seeks Franklin County Commissioner Seat
Ben Haney age 60 a Franklin County resident for 37 years with extensive road and public works experience seeks the Republican primary nomination for County Commissioner. He has worked for township, county, and state levels and is currently with Green Construction Co Osawatomie. He is married with three sons and urges voter support in August.
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Haney
Franklin County
Green Construction Co
Osawatomie
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