Local News Briefs From Topeka Area Enlistments and Court Notices
Jon Pritchard son of Mrs Ida Butchare 404 Locust has enlisted in the Army for three years and reported to Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. Phillip H Phares son of Mr and Mrs Harold A Phares Garrett has been promoted to specialist fourth class at Fort Bliss Texas with the 44th Artillery. Leonardo Esquivel 920 N Locust charged with theft. charge dismissed after prosecutor learned lack of foundation. Donald E Clark 23 RFD 1 Wellsville cited for running a stop sign at K-33 and Interstate 35. must appear in court June 26. Black Car Races Saturday night at 7:30. Adv. Gilbert Davenport court reporter attended a Kansas Short Hand Reporters Association seminar at the University of Kansas. Mozelle Gagne Jo Riley Bula Cummings. Beautyland CH2-4347.
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Jon Pritchard
Ida Butchare
Topeka
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
S Phillip H. Phares
Harold A. Phares
Garrett
Fort Liss
Tex
44Th Artillery
Donald E. Clark
RFD 1
Wellsville
Highway Patrol
Argentina Head Still President for Big Crisis
Buenos Aires AP Arturo Frondizi remains president after a gravest 14 month crisis as military plotters force no clear concession. A Friday night army brass meeting backed his leadership while two alleged plot leaders Rial and Ossorio Arana agreed to detention on sedition charges. Government orders their arrest though security teams failed to find them. Informed sources say Rial and Arana led a group demanding Peronista removal and harsher actions against backers of Peron. Despite concessions, gorrilla officers remained unsatisfied. Most influential officers are reluctant to topple the constitutional government they helped establish.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Ihe
Frondizi
Adm
Arturo Rial
Juan Peron
Arturo Ossorio
Arana
Rial
Ossorio
Peron
Peronista
Four new instructors join Baker University staff for fall
Baker University announces four new faculty members for the upcoming fall term. Roush becomes assistant professor of physics, Lynch takes the role of assistant professor of mathematics, and Lenz is appointed as an instructor. Additional details on the remaining hires were not provided.
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Baker University
Roush
Lynch
Lenz
Frazar Seeks Legal Ground To Act As Governor
Louisiana faces a constitutional clash as Lt. Gov. Lether Frazar seeks legal counsel before possibly acting as governor while Gov. Earl Long is confined for treatment. Secretary of State Wade Martin disputes Frazar’s authority without formal incapacity certification. Long, hospitalized for paranoid schizophrenia, demanded counsel from his ward and remains under court-ordered care after a Galveston clinic release.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Earl
Long
Lether Frazar
Wade Martin Jr
Frazar
Martin
Louisiana Hospital
Mandeville
Huey P. Long
New Orleans
Texas
Galveston
Frazer
McNeese State College
Atty
Jack Gremillion
Health Board Worried About Hazards In Milk
The Kansas Board of Health warned about traces of antibiotics and pesticides in milk and told the State Health Department to monitor them closely. A board member noted, We keep our beer clean but our milk dirty. The board may seek legislation to regulate antibiotic use in dairy cattle. It also adopted a resolution banning sale of lindane household insecticide vaporizers in Kansas due to direct and food contamination risks.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Health
Kansas
Limited wars urged by Clarke to prepare for future conflict
Leavenworth Gen Bruce C Clarke told the 78th CGSC graduating class at Fort Monroe that the foreseeable future will call for limited wars. He urged precise staff work, quick adaptation, and team integration to fight with available forces while countering Soviet aims and nuclear complacency.
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U. S. Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
U. S. Army Command and General Staff College
Paul J. Mueller Jr
U. S
Ap- Petes
Wichita Firm Files Suit Against Finch
The G A C Finance Corp of Wichita filed a district court suit seeking repayment of a $599.41 loan made to Neal Finch on September 23, 1957 plus interest, totaling $788.44. The case aims to recover the original sum and accrued interest.
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Wichita
Finch
G.A.C. Finance Corp
Neal Finch
Debt ceiling rises again to 295 billion dollars
Washington AP reports the House approved a sixteenth debt limit increase since 1950s era, moving to a temporary 295 billion ceiling for peacetime needs. The measure, 265 to 117, faces Senate opposition but is expected to pass. The 285 billion permanent limit would replace the temporary 295 billion on June 30, 1960. The current debt stands near 286 billion.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Treasury
Would Reduce Duck Limit Would Reduce Duck Limit
Mississippi Flyway Council urged drastic steps to curb depleted duck numbers this fall. They recommended reducing daily bag limits or shortening the season or hunting hours. Drought in the north central states and Canada’s prairie provinces shrank nesting habitat, lowering nesting mallards by about 40 percent, though flocks still mill without pairing for nesting.
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ST. Louis
North Central States
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Council
Notice of Administrator's Sale in Kansas Estate
First published June 6 1958 last published June 20 1958 state probate notice to sell real property in Franklin County Kansas Lots 17 19 21 23 Black 6 Hamblin addition Ottawa for cash to pay debts of William A Burgoon deceased sale set for June 30 1959 at 1 30 pm at 827 East Highth Street Ottawa Kansas Wesley H Burgoon administrator Kelsey Winter attorneys for administrator
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Willian A. Burgoon
East Highth Street
Ottawa
William’ A. Burgoon
Hamblin
Isald Wiliam A. Burgoon
Gordon Camper Seeks Executive Clemency in Topeka
Notice that Gordon Camper, convicted for Crimes Against Nature in Franklin County Kane sas, will apply on July 20 1959 for executive clemency from the governor at his Topeka office. Petitioner Gordon Camper.
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Gordon Camper
Franklin County
Kanesas
Topeka
Kansas
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University of Kansas
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N. Locust
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Donite
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William B, Lenz JR
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Hill
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Baker
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Legals
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William A. Burgoon
Kelsey & Winter
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Corinthian Lodge
Victory Lodge
Methodist Church
Osawatomie
W.M
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Secy
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Loren A. Ames
Charles W. Watts
Alcoholics Anonymous
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Weastervelt
Emporia
Reed
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Taylor Forge & Pipe Works of Kansas, Inc
Paola
al G. Kelly
Miller Bros Circus
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Centropolis
Avon
S. Mitchell
Lawrence
General Services
LeRoy Keim
Williamburg
Rollins
Locust
Williamsburg
Henry Alban
Ira Meade
Richmond
Conrad's
Spray
Jamdar Rendering Co
Bill Gilliland
Pomona
Kas
Call Bond Cleaners
Geo. W. New & Son
Homewood, Kas
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Ottawa Herald
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Mack Electric
S. Main
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Hampshire
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