Harriman Opens 5 State Tour in New York Campaign
Gov Averell Harriman launches a four day five state tour for the Democratic presidential nomination. He plans stops in Kansas Colorado New Mexico Nebraska and South Dakota with former President Truman set to meet him in Kansas City. Harriman headquarters released the itinerary amid Truman neutrality remarks.
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South Dakota
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Great Bend
Samuel S. Roseman
Richmond Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Richmond locals share weekend visits across Kansas. Families from Garnett, Ottawa, Blue Rapids, and Garnett attend church suppers, picnics, and social gatherings. Several relatives travel from Oklahoma and Missouri for stays, with new births noted and community groups meeting for Better Living and Civil Defense programs.
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J. R. Smithhelslat
Harold Austenfeld
Emporia
Alan Austenfeld
George
Fem
Linda
Colorado
Glen Seiler
Louisburg
Othar Newmasters
R. E. Merahams
Sisson
Council Grove
Dick Coveys
Arkansas’ City
George Harts
Earl Cannady
Lane
Arthur Hahn
Ida McCoy
Wellsville
Albert Eisenbart
Yates Center
Waverly
St. Joseph's Church
Elroy Browns
Topeka
W. J. Johnston
Marvin Ross
Garnett
J. L. DeGarmo
Batdorf
John Cole
Carton Millingtons
Ottawa
Merritt McDonald
Bob Greens
Allen DeGarmos
Glen
Bentong
California
Benton
Garrison
Lou Lytle
Jim Kipper
Borm
Garnett’ Hospital
Duane Francis
H.D.A
Garnett Lake
Anna Lickteig
R. J
Henry Morgans
John Roeckers
Da’n Lickteigs
George Atchisons
Kenneth Cunninghams
Ann Casida
Linden Wallace
Ernest Henderson
David Perkins
John Sanders
Miami
A. 0
Sigler
Robert Sigler
Blue Rapids
Mmes
Robert Gardner
Earl ‘Moore
Bessie McFann
Brewster
Lola
Westan Service Guild
Baldwin
Cecil M. Orr
Paul Gora
Gordon, Ark
Frank Peterson
Kansas City
Lillian Randolph
Lou Chandler
Bradford Chandlers
J. R
Ted) Feasel
Valdosta
Olathe
Agnes Grennan
Hayes Johnson
F Loyd Brock
Marguerite Roberts
Annex
Lola Wagner
M. W. Fishburn
Howard Smith
Logan Forney
Floyd Brock
Fred Johnson
Oma Roberts
Clive Bastin
Lloyd Carr
Hardin Watkins
Fred Kuiken
Gault
Reid Freese
Lulu Hobson
S. H. Foster
W. K. McCall
Charley Dunbar
T. Neal Hiatt
Merriam
George Atchison
Civil Defense
Noah Hutchison
Joe Wittman
Mines
Dan Lickleig
R.zj. Meegan
Henry Moran Kenneth Cunningham
Laurence Chandler
New
Maudie Doncaster
Orle. Higdon
R. S. McCrea
Ruth
Atchison
Jim. Wating
GZ. Price
Doncaster
Dan Lickteig
Joan Lickteig
Blanche Perkin
Robert S. Whitelaw
Bob
Jim
Recatur
Ken Meuser
Monett, Mo
Walter Perkins
Carolyn
Bank Statement Summary for Ottawa KS Bank June 30 1956
Kansas State Bank of Ottawa reports assets totaling 1 items including cash balances with other banks reserve balances and cash items in process of collection 477 593 21 U S government obligations direct and guaranteed 0 0 obligations of states and political subdivisions overdraft 42 820 51 bank premises owned 3 6 4 600 08 200 90 other assets collection in transit total 2 92 833 861 27 The officer swears the statement presents a true and correct view of the bank’s condition as of that date.
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Dlavorite
Serene Cayee
Bill to Change Payment System for Veterans’ Survivors
Congress sent to the White House a bill to reform how survivors of servicemen are paid. It would raise the Dependency and Indemnity Compensation for dependents of those who die on active duty, with monthly payments rising from 87 to 166 dollars depending on rank. The measure also moves all servicemen under the disability system and ends the 10 000 dollar free life insurance established during the Korean War.
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Boeing union talks stall over seniority in reviews
Federal conciliators resumed negotiations after an all night session as Boeing and the International Association of Machinists pressed the issue of seniority in employed performance reviews. The dispute concerns 16,000 of the Wichita plant's 27,000 workers and threatens a strike Sunday night.
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Boeing
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