It Could Happen Here Editorial on Main Street Safety
The Liberal editorial warns that US 83 through Liberal and Garden City risks future tragedies from high traffic and trucks. It advocates a bypass or safer, wider Main Street while noting current safety awards, stressing that one accident could prove the point too late.
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Iberal
Garden City
Liberal
Massacre at Wounded Knee recalled by letter writer
Letter recalls the 1890 massacre near Miller South Dakota and a later July gathering. Mentions a school for 360 Native American students in Stephan, South Dakota, fed, clothed, and educated but deeply in debt. Donors urged to send contributions to Immaculate Conception Indian Mission School.
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Wounded Knee
Miller
S.D
Immaculate Conception Indian Mission School
Stephan
Pete Meekma
Garden City
Distaff Side Hints at Seasonal Switch and Christmas Seals
Mosquitoes fade and cooler days arrive. A TB Christmas Seals preview dominates this October notice with reminders of Yule shopping, fund drives, and book events in Denver Cleveland Armory Reynolda Price Jessica Mitford and Russell Laman. Shifts in fashion hair and garden care follow as dormancy begins for plants.
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Denver
Cleveland Armory
Yugoslav War Criminal Artukovic Faces Deportation
Drew Pearson reports on Andrea Artukovic, Croatia's former interior minister under Hitler, living quietly in Surfside California. With Tito visiting the U.S. and a landmark Perez Jimenez ruling influencing his case, Artukovic is now deemed deportable for crimes against Yugoslavia, despite past stays. The Vatican and Catholic figures protested mass killings, while U.S. authorities weigh extradition and enforcement actions.
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Los Angeles
Surfside
Calif
Long Beach
Andrea Artukovic
Himmler
Croatia
Artukovic
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
Ireland
Aloys Anich
Immigration Service
Knight of the Knights of Columbus
Luke E. Hart
Hart
Vatican
Hitler
Mostar
Stepanic
Stozerniks
Logornike
Ljubinje
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Kennedy
California
Manjaluka
Saric
Sarajevo
Tisserant
Eastern Congregation
John Brajnik
Minnesota
Reward Offered for Information on Embassy Whiskey Theft
Lagos police report a reward of 84 dollars for information about thieves who stole 43 cases of Scotch whiskey and a raincoat from the American Embassy warehouse in Nigeri a. Authorities seek leads to recover the items and identify suspects.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Why the Senate delays tax cuts despite House work
The article explains why the Senate Finance Committee lags behind the House Ways and Means in tax legislation. Tradition holds taxes originate in the House, practicality requires House bills to exist first, and vanity keeps committees separate. Senators wait to see what the House bill contains and what executive witnesses seek to appeal.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrne
Senate Committee
Orval the dog earns owner’s respect after chase
A Arkansas man recalls how his cross eyed dog Orval, nicknamed wild and resourceful, repeatedly escapes then is captured in a dramatic chase around the house. After dog training failed, a high speed capture yielded a bond of mutual respect and owner pride.
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Wick Temple
Little Rock, Ark
Orval
Volkswagen
Gay Woods
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