Dies Calls for Continued Probing of Un American Activities
Chairman Dies urged Congress to extend the House Committee on Un-American Activities for another year, appealing to the people of America to support the inquiry. He cited alleged sabotage at a major plant and warned against allowing Fifth Column influence, linking the American League for Peace and Democracy to the People’s Front and Stalinist conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dies
D-Tex
House Committee On un-American
Congress
America
Roosevelt
Robert Jackson
American League For Peace and Democracy
People’s Front
Stalin
Hopewell and Independence Community Notices
Community notes record visits and gatherings across Hopewell Baldwin and nearby towns. Families such as Barkleys Gale Tauls Black Reynolds Purvis Vaughns and Williams host and visit relatives and friends during weekends and holidays with dinners suppers and hospital updates.
Social Visits Reported Across Local Families
Last Thursday Mr and Mrs Silas Harmon hosted guests. Sunday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Leo Dyers with Ike Thomas and son Jack and Mr and Mrs James Dyer with sons. Cripple Creek Colorado residents Mr and Mrs Leo Williams and Oscar and Robert Williams visited the Lewis Tucker home last Saturday afternoon. Mrs Ben Hammond called on Mrs Frank Marshall who is ill at the Henry Bailey home last Sunday evening. Lois Tucker dined with Darlene Daily last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barkley
Topeka
Raymond Barkley
Charlie Gale
Charlene
Dorothy Jean
Rollie Critchfield
Baldwin
Emma Frances Lewis
Harry Lewis
Clarksburg
B. L. Taul
Taul
Carrie Williams
Hope
Russell Greer
Nora Fleshman
James Gale
Charlie Baker
Tulsa
Okla
C. J. Ziesenis
Lawrence
Earl Black
Fred Purvis
Maria Lee
Calvin
Earl Lederer
Carol Gilbert
Clair
Maurice Vaughn
Will Vaughn
Will Winters
Max Moore
Art Winters
Margie Howell
Hopewell
Geneva Reynolds
Charlene Elm
Delbert Griffin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ronald Dean
Otto Mahler
William Adriarice
Bonnie Jean
Keith
Gayle Chubb
Kansas City
Earl
Lederer
Doris
June
Maria Lee Parris
Mabel Gilliland
Donald
Charles Vaughn
Charlie Vaughn
Edward Harmon
K. UL
Silas.Harmon
Ada Williams
Lenora
Teo Williams
Cripple Creek
Colo
Arrie Williams
Raymond
Arbert
Leonard Whitted
Locen Williams
Nareep Marenan
Arthur Rockhold
Lewis Tucker
Kenneth Hamonds
Silas Harmon
Leo Dyers
Ike Thomas
Jack
James Dyer and Sons
Leo Williams
Oscar
Robert Williams
Ben Hammond
Frank Marshall
Henry Bailey
Lois Tucker
Darlene
Horace Randall
Indiana
John Turner
Jimmie Tripkoes
William Tripkoes
B. H. Sonntag
Charles Baker
W. H. Dent
Corliss
DeSoto
B. H. Sonntag and Sons
Harry Smith
Smith
Argentine
Edd Bourn
Bourn
Edna
Jinwood
Mra
J. G. Clark
Lee Brannock
Mr. Brannock
Wayne Luther
Ben Bartz
Eudora
Jasper LeSueur
Mary
Kitty
Nora LeSueur
Olathe
Kate Adams
Gardner
Everts
Minnie Golden
LeSueur
Bert Lane
Clarence Miller
Arthur Cuthbertson
Sallie Randall
Rolla Jordan
Dave Randall
Bill Bennett
Roy Randall
Minnesota
Henry Kluss
Hugh Johnson
Elmer Deweese
Bennett
Cedar Junction
Willhite
le Buns
Corliss Community Notes Reflect Holidays and Local News
Corliss residents report travel to Indiana for work and Thanksgiving gatherings across Kansas communities. Families share visits to Kansas City Argentine and DeSoto with Thanksgiving dinners, new home purchases, and minor injuries. A sick list and school vacation notes round out the update.
Thanksgiving Social Notes From Knowledge Hill Area
Miss Ethelyne Burns teaches in Cedarvale and spent Thanksgiving at her parents Mr. and Mrs H A Burns. Several local families hosted visiting relatives from Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City. Measles absentee Edwin Janeway, 4 H banquet at Eldridge hotel, J W Rice’s 83rd birthday, and Alta Rice visit from Sioux Falls are recorded among community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyne Burns
Cedarvale
H. A. Burns
Miss Burns
Baker Murphy
Richard
J. F. Thiry
Topeka
Glenn Colburn
Wilson Houseworth
Charles LaDuke
Lloyd
Otis Wiggins
Lawrence
Knowledge Hill Community Club
Kr. H. Dimick
Earl Janeway
J. FL Thiry
Lucille Kardatzke
M.E. Stewart
Dr. Schawloskie
Mary Ann
Martha Johnson
M. E. Stewart
George Siler
John Canary
George Cox
L. Anfred
Edwin Janeway
Idella Cox
Oliver Transue
Helen
Nick Hunsinger
Kansas City
Schooler
Will Rice
Billy
Jimmy
Eldridge Hotel
Billy Gene
J. W. Rice
Lewis Eastman
New Articles of Furniture Shown for Christmas Gifts
The season brings tiered tables in solid walnut and various display pieces. Davenports, chairs, and large magazine racks appear in tapestry sets with barrel backs. corner cabinets, cedar chests, toy chests, card tables with folding chairs, round tables, cushioned kitchen chairs, hassocks, and decorative wastepaper baskets. Inexpensive items make practical gifts.
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Duncan Physe
Are You Decorated Christmas Show Brims With New Ideas
The article outlines holiday decorating trends with neon style star tops on trees, candle shaped lights, veil like tinsel, cellophane ornaments, and red white stockings for each family member. Wreaths, Santas, rein deer figures, seals and wrapping items fill shops. A yearly gift idea is a Journal World subscription via phone.
Accessories for Men Gift Guide at Lawrence Stores
Lawrence stores stock numerous menswear accessories to solve gift problems quickly. Neckwear silk foulards wool knits and satin options priced from 1 to 3 50 along with shirts at 2 each. Boxed sets include shirt tie and handkerchiefs from 2 65 to 5. Belts suspenders leather knit or glass run group prices. Lounging robes pajamas gloves and sweaters offered with varied fabrics and price points.
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Lawrence
Oxford
Cameos and masculine jewelry grab reader interest
The piece notes cameos featuring a Roman soldier on tie clasps cuff links and key chains priced from 1 to 7.50 with burnt gold metal. Glasstex adds chains tie clips billfolds suspenders and elts. Key chains remain popular with light or heavy material and novelty forms like dumbbell cuff links.
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Glasstex
Vaults under construction for bombsights near Fort Knox
Louisville reports Uncle Sam is building a squat concrete vault to store 70 Norden bombsights at a new army bomber base near Fort Knox. Maj. Russell L. Williamson said the secure building will be guarded 24 hours a day and the instruments will remain there except when used on flights by 70 Douglas A 20S bombers.
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Louisville
Kyi
Sam
Man Field Ab
Fort Knox
Russell L. Williamson
Air Corps
Norden
Williamson
Potato show to open December 5 in Kansas City
The 20th annual potato show will be held in Kansas City on December 5 and 6, aligned with the 74th annual Kansas State Horticultural Society meeting. Sponsored by the Kansas State Board of Agriculture and Kansas State College Manhattan, the event features state agricultural collaboration.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas State Horticultural Society
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Villa Eden Social Notes From Lawrence Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Harmon and Marcus dined with Mr and Mrs Sam McKone in Law. Funeral services for Mrs G Seele were held at Rumsey and burial in Reno. Several locals attended the funeral. Dozens visited relatives including the Tweeds in Lawrence and the Davenses in Davenport pocket. Beverly Douglas returned home from Paola after a Girls Reserve convention. Families including Torneden Pettengill and Douglas shared meals and gatherings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harmon
Marcus
Sam McKone
Lawrence
G. Seele
Seele
Robert
Richard
Monument
Charles Davidson
Beverly Douglas
Miss Wilson
Paola
Anna Torneden
Herbert
Richard Seele
Frank Henik
Kansas City
Rodney McKenzie
Joplin
Melvin Davidson
Alfred Torneden
Milton Shofstall
Adolph Torneden
Judith Douglas
Art Tweed
James Toyone
Mattie Toyne
Carl
Lloyd Douglas
William Torneden
Nate Pettengill
Frank Petten-gill
W. E. Pettengill
Social Notes Attendings and Visits Across Lawrence Area
Belleview as social lists show Mrs Gland Landon and Mrs J R Faith visiting in Lawrence. Midland guests include Mr and Mrs Leo Barnes and family at Landon home. Other Sunday dinners bring James and Plumier families from Lawrence to Kansas City and De Soto area.
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Gland Landon
Lawrence
J R. Faith
Leo Barnes
Chldren
Midland
John Landon
Clarence James
Clifton James
A. C. James
Z. G. Houser
Leslie Miller
Carrolton
Mae Bruner
Roy Cramer
Clifford Eisele
Len Plummer
de Soto
James Duncan
Lola
Edna Welsh
Norma
Clifford
Kansas City
Floyd Heinson
Sam Beadleston
Jean
Erwin Schoepflin
Eugene Griffin
Elsie Mae
Donald McTaggert
Thanksgiving Visits Span Families Across Kansas
Children from Kansas City Kansas visited with their parents A C James and Erwin Schoepflin over Thanksgiving weekend. Guests included E S Forsythe Margaret Shirck Virginia and Gladys Shirck, Ed and Curtis Diedrich, Maxine and June Diedrich, Everett Chronister, Will Rasmussen and family, Ralph Wichman, Harry Warmker and Dolores, Ruby Leonard of Lawrence, and Fred Whaley with Ralph Whaley’s family in Lawrence.
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Kansas City
Kan
A. C. James
Erwin Schoepflin
Lyndon
Harvey Schoepflin
E. S. Forsythe
Margaret
J. F. Shirck
Virginia
Gladys
Ed Diedrich
Curtis Diedrich
Maxine
June
Mrs. Everett Chronister
Will Rassmussen
Ralph Wichman
Harry Warmker
Dolores
Ruby Leonard
Lawrence
Fred Whaley
Ralph Whaley
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Wayne Good
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Corvallis
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McNabb
Ill
Nawatha Krebbs
Eufaula
Oklahoma
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Journal- World
Uncle Sam
Villa Eden
Belleview
Ramsey
W. A. Ramsey
Prop
Philco
Transitone
Journal-World
Associated Press
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