Truman Dedicates Hungry Horse Dam Speech Speaks Against GOP Dams
President Truman campaigns coast to coast delivering a dam dedication speech in Kalispell Montana. He accuses the Republican ticket of opposing dam projects like Hungry Horse and private power lines, framing public works as creeping socialism and pledging Democratic support for government power. He cites Eisenhower’s Boise remarks and Boulder Dam visit to claim a shift toward private power and warns of long delays if Republicans win.
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Thirty Planes Lost in Korean War Month
The U S Air Force reports thirty Allied planes lost in September with seven shot down in air battles. Four F86 Sabres and three F84 Thunderjets fell to combat, five planes lost to ground fire, and 14 to other causes. B29 raids targeted the Namsan chemical plant near the Manchurian border. all B29s returned safely.
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Korea
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Namsan
Suiho
Financial Nudism Takes Over U S Bosses Office Note
A humorous tale follows Wilbur Peeble and coworkers reacting to a notice about private funds and executive pay. As barbers, bartenders, and butchers reveal personal finances, the piece satirizes public demand for full accounting and exposes the sting of “bave your bankbook” campaigning.
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Wilbur Peeble
America
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Rev Trimmer to Speak at Sunday School Rally
Rev Victor Trimmer of the National Sunday School Department will headline a 7 20 p m rally at the Assembly of God Church. The Assemblies of God recently hosted a record Sunday School convention with 9218 registrations in Springfield Massachusetts from March 25 to 28 1952. The Kansas District sponsors the event to aid local teachers while many could not attend state or national meetings.
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Trellis Mac Becomes Focal Point Amid Financial Debate
A heated exchange centers on Trellis Mac as supporters and critics debate financial nudism and accountability. The confrontation signals a turning point in ongoing fiscal discussions, with Mac named as a contentious figure shaping public perception.
Second Crash Death Near Ellinwood Injuries Rise
Lloyd A. Diehl 24 of Ellinwood died in a Great Bend hospital from injuries after an automobile accident near Ellinwood Saturday. It was the second death from the crash. James R. Fountain 19, also of Ellinwood, died when the car overturned after leaving the road at a curve on U S Highway 50. Mrs. Diehl is in serious condition at the hospital.
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Lloyd A. Diehl
Ellinwood
James R. Fountain
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Rice Says GOP Should Continue Present Role
Rice criticizes the Republican Party for decoupling from the public, praising criticism as healthy while asserting the leadership should persist as the noisy opposition. He alleges the party voted against the price support law in Congress, then claimed full support at a Chicago platform meeting.
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Gop
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Chicago
Recovery update on Lewis Howard after spinal operations
Friends of Lewis Howard report he is making satisfactory recovery from four recent spinal operations and has been dismissed from the hospital. Mrs. William and others close to him convey the news, hoping for continued improvement.
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Topeka Home Confined Patient Connected to Local Figures
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Topeka home with a patient confined to bed for some time. Names linked include Mr and Mrs Roy Irwin of New Orleans, Homer Brownlee, Kate Walker, Mr and Mrs Jots, Schultz of Lawrence, and Mrs Sn oleae naan, indicating a social or family context around the sick or visiting person.
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Roy Irwin
New Orleans
Homer Brownlee
Kate Walker
Jots
Schultz
Lawrence
Sn Oleae Naan
Aed Mr So On Se Woon A Et Re
A fragmented OCR item mentions a person name sequence and initials with unclear context. The readable portion hints at a people related note or notice but provides no concrete event, date, or organization to specify.
Fairview Neighborhood Clubs and Local Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Mildred Penny hosted the Neighborhood Sewing Club at home. Betty Sue MecCollach started first grade. Mr and Mrs Fred Martin of Cincinnati visited Mrs Cora Penny. Miss Ethel Cowles stayed with Mae Cowles in Madison. Cora Whedon and Jenny Leary hosted the LBD Club with 12 members. Vinland Fair caused school to dismiss Friday noon. Funeral services for Addison Connor were held at Schubert Funeral Home. Roy Irvin of New Orleans is visiting. Fred Means of Raton spent the day with Mrs Whedon and relatives.
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Betty Sue MecCollach
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Cora Whedon
Jennie Leary
Deay
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Leary
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Ernest’ Leary
Addison Connor
Schubert Funeral Home
Roy Irvin
New Orleans
Mary and
Homer Brownplies
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