Hall Out For Darby's Scalp As State Republican Leader
Topeka political observers forecast a 1955-56 campaign drama as Governor Fred Hall seeks to unseat Harry Darby as Kansas national committeeman. The piece details backstage moves, possible leadership shifts, and the levers of influence over the state delegation to the national convention.
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Topeka
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Goodland
Washington
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Effie Semple
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Ike
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GOP
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White House
Liegd Ruppenthal
Chicago
Ruppenthal
Local Notices and Social Items From Ottawa Kansas
Bethel HBU met with Mrs. Charles Simmons entertaining the Bethel H D U at her home. Members discussed room arrangement and accessories with a letter from the advisory council. Birth announced for Michael Gene Forth in Korea. Bethel W S C S met with luncheon and Bible quiz. Officers elected for 1955 56: Ben Baker president and others. Cypress Street improvement resolution to grade gutter curb and pave in Ottawa Kansas.
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Charles Simmons
Bethel H. D. U
J. B. Price
Charles Jones
Advisory Council
Donald Steward
Wayne Owens
Alva Miller
Elinore Baker
Topeka
Ben Baker
Harlen Baker
Katie Coursen
Overbrook
Pfe
Don Forth
Michael Gene
Leland Baker
Lawrence
Ottawa
Floyd Coffman
Homer Crawford
Gail Garst
Bethel Church
O. N. Baker
Creed Baker
Phillip
Kansas City
Arlyss
Centrapolis H. D. A
Vern Sink
Bethel W. S. C. S
Lee Bonar
Bonar
Virgil Schwartz
Albert Turner
Harley Lyon
Maurice Fishburn
Alvin Stahel
Fred Turner
Cecil McArdle
Lou Featherston
Mae Vance
Clarence Albright
T. H. Eubanks
Carol Fishburn
Arlyss Baker
Ottawa City Council approves Cypress Street improvement plan
The governing body of Ottawa Kansas declares Cypress Street from Ninth to Tenth Street to be improved with 6 inch steel reinforced Portland cement concrete. The pavement will be 31 feet wide with 6 inch curbs and a 4 inch native sand base. Drainage facilities will be included. Assessments will be levied to pay for the work under state law.
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Renny S.tre
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Fifteenth Street
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Willow Street
Anid
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Wall City
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Honda
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Ina
Treaurer
Kiansas
Topeka
Kansan
Salibony
Kanesna
Anid Ce
Ro Exescute
W. W. Rube
Rantoul City approves street bonds for widening and paving
The city authorizes general obligation and improvement bonds up to 12000 for street upgrades in Rantoul Kansas including grading drainage and resurfacing on Main Oak and several side streets with curb and gutter. Election set for April 1955 and voting instructions specified. bonds issued to be repaid by city tax and assessments.
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Ottawa Herald
Rantoul
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Kan
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Kansas
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Larly
Sad City
Kanuas
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2Nd Street
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Main Street
Ird
Cedar Street
Minke & Croft
Asid
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G. B. Sibert Fiden Brockus Lyndon Smith
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Allest
Pauline Jackson
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Anid
Aaid
Ottawa
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