Social and Personal Notes From October Day
Social and Personal items record October events with club gatherings at Rose Garden and Home Mrs. W Must Hoste Ropers and others, a luncheon, and a Friday meeting. Attendees Mabel Filthyidge and Mrs McRae noted. travel plans to Byler Texas and Pennsylvania mentioned. local visitors and Kiwanis events also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Garden Club
Breuvitty
Tate
Gorss
Mabla Filthyidge
McRae
Deaf Mutes Die in Streetcar Crash Near Pittsburgh
Three deaf mutes were killed when their automobile collided with a streetcar. Two streetcar passengers were injured. Identified victims include driver AT M Wilson, 24, and passengers Joan Riddle, 28, Kirksville Missouri, and Clarence Fineran, Whiting Indiana. All were employed as salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Upi
Gariy
Hythaad
M Wilson
Sregh
Joan Riddle
Kirksville
Clareoce Fineran
Whiting
Ind
Big Chair Heads Say Prices Are Coming Down
United Press reports that leaders of two large food store chains claim food prices are easing. Franklin Landing of a Chicago firm noted a downward trend in food costs though cautioned that fuel and item-specific variations exist. Wholesale food prices have fallen to their lowest since March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Franklin “Landing
Chicago
Dowel Tua Co
Lundinng
Duntreet
Dog
Ritless
Midend
Deglinad Ja
Doctor Explains Tularemia Causes and Symptoms
Edwin B P Jordan M D explains tularemia from animal contact to skin lesions and high fever. The piece notes exposure from skinning animals, typical lesion development on hands and arms, tender enlarged armpit glands, and the role of streptomycin as treatment. It also includes a brief Q A on earache caused by nasal infection tracking to the ear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin BP. Jordan
NEA
Tudurernia
Spawanis
Use Atom Bomb to Stop Berlin Blockade
Senator James Eastland proposed that the United States tell Russia an atomic bomb will be dropped on a major Soviet city unless the Berlin airlift and blockade are lifted. He argued such a bluff would force Russia to back down and end the siege, while England voiced support, warning that if Russia realizes we will use atomic weapons, it will prompt them to lift the blockade. He urged commitment to force protecting our rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sen
James O. Eastland
Miss
United
Russia
Soviet
Berlin
Engstland
Truman Appeals in Illinois Campaign Stop
President Truman urged Illinois workers to vote Democratic to block Republican plans he says would harm the economy. He assailed Taft-Hartley, warned of a return to fear, and touted Democratic gains for farmers and home owners. The trip included stops at Mount Vernon and Carbondale with a Louisville speech on housing costs and domestic issues listed for the campaign agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Truman
Illinois
Fromdn
Southern Mindis” University
McChellayd Rham
Andy
Board
Graina
Choe
Ature
Cangra
Mt. Vernon
Carmi
A.m
Louisville
Charles G. Ross
Benton
West Frankfort
Heriin
Marion
el Dorado
Turman
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Tom Clark
Dallas
Joe Lewis
John
Dhce
Kentucky
Alben Wikiey
Wilson W. Wyatt
Halt to Cums thadist expansion urged by Mastland
Mastland said the United States must call a halt to Cums thadist expansion. He warned Western zones, loyal to the U S against Russia, must not be let down as populations remain entrusted to their care.
Dorothy Dix on the Wife's Finest Career at Home
Dorothy Dix argues that homemaking and motherhood are the finest, most rewarding careers, shaping a woman’s fulfillment by her attitude. She contrasts drudgery with purpose, urges self inspiration, and notes how interest in home tasks can mirror pride in any vocation.
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RaAvolman
Uteeter
Ansher
Chiffel
Nate
Truman to Speak in Indiana and Kentucky Before Maui Trip
President Truman prepared for a brief political swing with stops at Evansville Indiana 12 25 p m and Henderson Kentucky 2 00 p m and Irvington Kentucky 4 20 p m as part of midterm campaign events ahead of a Mauis visit. The text notes electoral votes and talks about options and dinner in Louisville and mentions speeches recorded yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauis
Louisville
Truman
Armory
Evansville
Ind
Henderson
Irvington
Washmington
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FWA
First Baptist
Atbane
Jnday
St Methodist Church
A.D. Middlebradka
O'Neel
Milly
R. D
Frankie
Harry Shiver
Wallen
Coney
Mya
Boy’ Stephonean
Byler
Texas
Bo Lee
Spillers
Iriday
Iridan
Randal
Lizan of
Gravion Green
Shreveport
Hope and
Joes Heen the Ghosts
Mr. and
J Mies
Wook Aroulel
Mirs
Kyie
Hospital
Mores
Beanch
Mrs Or. D
McAlister
Hope
Pat Oller
Wille Chyyolaid Laakes Aril
Fulton
Josephine Mh
Toland Gallusd
Maye
Attinott
Paylee
Jivia
Chester
Mary Tepe
Wim Gots
W. Walker
Iyal
Diittod
Butler Mullan
Walker
Donald Fe. Williams
Gayle
Shill
Temning Remays O'Keefe
Mary Fioode
Wally Ferd
Fog’o Lion Fa
Ronald Colman
Edmond Grre
Signa Has3o
Dogti
Jim Wieds
Eglorla
Family Shoe
2Nd St. Corbin Foster
Dorothy
Dix
Relves
Bell Syndicate
Ine
Ompan
Eve
West Bros
Portish Men
Gretty
McRae Hardware
2nd&Main
Hope, Ark
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