Voters in Kansas show light party shifts in Aug. primary
Across 24 counties changes in party allegiance are modest, with Democrats generally more likely to switch to Republican than vice versa. Sedgwick reports about 350 Democrats to GOP and 200 Republicans to Democrat. Wyandotte 380 and 70. Reno sees an unprecedented surge, 46 Democrats and 1 Republican, amid crowded local races. Labor groups note many voters register without party designation, while Pratt residents back GOP senate hopeful William Hampton.
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Kansas
Fred Hall
Hall
James Yount
Kansas City
State
CIO
Floyd Black
Kansas Federation of Labor
Sedgwick
Republcan
Wyandotte County
Reno County
Reno
Montgomery County
Coffeyville
Leavenworth
Pratt County
William Hampton
Pratt
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Yount
Barton
Dickinson
Crawford
Sumner
Riley
Geary
Douglas
Atchison
Hays
Ford
Franklin
McPherson
Labette
Saline
Butler
Johnson
Neosho
Community News From Quenemo Camp Jayhawk Campers And Local Visits
Quenemo notes list attendees Cecil Neill and Boy Scouts including Mike Cecil Harold Dean Bryan Jerry Criqui Jim Perry and Bob and Jere Jaillite attending Camp Jayhawk encampment at Ozawkie. Local visitors include Reed family from Topeka, Nick Nicolay, Hughes family, Watts and Fields groups, and many weekend guests across Lyndon Topeka and St. Louis.
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Cecil Neill
Mike Cecil
Harold Dean Bryan
Jerry Criqui
Jim Perry
Bob
Jere Jaillite
Ozawkie
Camp Jayhawk
John Reed
Larry
Topeka
Mary Wilson
Max Hughes
John Astorian
Champaign
Max Cates
Lyndon
R. G. Hughes
Coda Nicolay
Earl Ray Watts
Sammy
Jesse Fields
Zelma
Barbara
Kansas City
Sam Dawson
Floyd Patterson
Joliet, Ill
Patterson
Dick Logan
Greenville
Art Beard
Williamsburg
J. L. Logan
Max
Linda
G. L. Mcintosh
Barbara Yockey
Connie Lee
Berneice Tilton
Louis Lewis
Linda Logan
Camp Mears
Ida Burnett
Art-Frances
Alburquerque
N. M
John Hile
Lilly
Olive Smith
Lane Lane Social Roundup of Visits and Guests
Edith James of Modesto Calif arrives in Lane to visit her mother in law and relatives. families from Osawatomie Humboldt Ottawa Topeka and Williams burg share weekend dinners and visits. Lane native Gene Cunningham now in Topeka with his wife. Busy notes on gatherings and a note about toy counters offering muffin tins and bakeware for children.
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Edith James
Modesto
Calif
Lane
Gerald James
Osawatomie
California
Victor
Billy
Donald
Roland Petering
Lonnie
Birdean Wyeland
W. O. Baker
Eva Morris
Will Rowland
Wilma
Marvin Rowland
Becky
Beverly
John Banks
Doris
Paola
Lottie Burnett
Alvina Banks
Wayne Hettler
Marcia
Humboldt
W. H. Hettler
Lavon Hettler
Ottawa
C. C. Burns
Poplar Bluff
Gene Cunningham
Topeka
Williamsburg
Ora Cunningham
Charles
Cunningham
Bud Creeger
Kansas City
Leroy Day
Gail Chambers
Jerry Triplett
Art Holland
DeSoto
al Haskell
Gainesville
Florida
Lou Gerth
Truman Christian
Beatrice, Nebr
W. M. Christian
Six Millions for Hospital Projects
TOPEKA A proposed budget of 6 143 000 for state hospital construction will go before the state budget division for possible appropriation by the next Kansas Legislature. Funds would fund construction at the Parsons and Winfield state training schools and at Topeka Osawatomie Larned and Osawatomie state hospitals with initial allocations including 1 660 000 for Topeka State Hospital and 1 163 000 for Osawatomie.
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Topeka
State
Kansas
Parsons
Winfield
Topeka, Larned
Osawatomie
Georges W. Jackson
Topeka State Hospital
State total allocations by city and fund
Larned receives 517000 and Winfield 505000 while Parsons gets 1373000. From the general revenue fund Osawatomie is listed at 65000 and Larned at 125000 in the summarized figures.
Rantoul Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Gale Gilbert hosts with Wayne Ludwig family guests from Santa Paula and nearby. Frank Byrn of Topeka visited W R Byrn and Mrs Byrn. Dayton Rodgers party from Bartlesville spent weekend with Rodgers and Grimm families. Patsy Springer wedding in Paola attended with Mrs Springer. John Finch and Norman White at Colorado Springs. July Fourth Forest Park picnic in Ottawa with Stevenson family and others. Navy man Leroy Swearingen returns on leave then to Africa. Sinnard and Frances Springer visit C R Springer. Elsie Wilson visits Osawatomie. Gale Gilbert visits Alice Gilbert and sister. Frank McDonald of Admire visits Catterson family. Rich chicken stock recipe provided.
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W. H. Rodgers
Willie Grimm
Merle Caylor
Stockton
Kas
C. R. Springer
Ruth Wickard
Hazel Phillips
Paola
Norman White
Colorado Springs
M. R. Stevenson
Catherine Roberts
Marguerite
Martin
Don Strider
Jimmie
Inez ‘Peters
Kansas City
Forest Park
Ottawa
Leroy Swearingen
U. S. Navy
Bainbridge
Morocco
Africa
Kenneth Sinnard
Pleasanton
Frances Springer
Elsie Wilson
Osawatomie
Fayne, Lathen
Gale Gilbert
Alice Gilbert
Ralph Coler
Frank McDonald
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Peg Carr
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
L. A. Young Spring & Wire Corporation
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce Institute
East Lansing
Mich
Russell B. Robins
N. D. Ely
Ottawa Steel
The
Associated Press
Quenemo
Harry
Irene Larson
Horace Hersey
Lakin
W. R. Jaillite
Hershel Gragg
Karen
Colorado
Minnie Logan
Jim Hill
Sunshine Circle
Minnie Townsend
Sadie Neill
Kate ,Owen
John Gray
George Pruett
Pearl Matthews
Sherman Windett
W. Threlkeld
Debra Jo
Wallace
Colony
Eudora
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Edward Hile
Wichita
Harold Bryan
Memorial Hospital
Torneden
Hazel Hardaway
Zelma Broatch
North Hollywood
Elmer Arnold
Belle Brownlee
Larned
General Revenue Fund
Rantoul
Wayne Ludwig
L. M. Watkins
Frank Byrn
W. R. Byrn
Byrn
Dayton Rodgers
Bartlesville
Okla
Grant
Catterson
Mrs. Catterson
Jay Ellis
Poplar Pho
Badu Ferre
Sp Joon
Tev Britz
Verichrome Film
Gillette
SKOL
Hawkeye
Tampax
SUN
Shultom
V. A. Packettes
BABY
DR. Scholl Foot
DR. Scholl
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Ee Ree Ae Pei Beast
Jest
Somael
Fasteeth
KOTEX
Nature’s
EENEX
Delsey Volt
CDI Mojo Ea
Paris
Aero Northern Napkin
Seaforth
Tale
Cologne
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