Luce targets Democrats over Reds rise in radio TV program
Former Rep Luce accuses the Democratic Party of harboring communists and subversives within its ranks over the past two decades. She framed the issue during a 30 minute National Committee sponsored program using charts and newsreel footage to warn of infiltration.
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New York
Boothe Luce
Korea
Connecticut
Democratic Party
Luce
National Broadcasting Company
Republican National Committee
Edy Hoover
VBI
Alger Hiss
State Department
Whittaker Chambers
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Avery
Adlai F. Stevenson
Ing
Anthrax Vaccine Tests Fail to Provide Clear Answers
Experiments on anthrax vaccines conducted last summer involved 370 vaccinated herds in Kansas. Four spore vaccine types were tested on cattle and sheep, with mixed results and no definitive explanation for widespread outbreaks. Officials reported some vaccines ineffective or safe for certain ages, but overall findings were inconclusive.
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Edward F. Arn
Kansas Agricultural, Experiment Station
Department of Veterinaryedicine
Care For Leather Before Initial Use At Kansas State College
The extension clothing and textile Specialists at Kansas State College in Manhattan offer cautions for leather care. New leather goods should be waxed before use to add a protective coat and prevent water spots and scratches. Gentle rubbing with a soft cloth adds luster. If wet, dry with a soft cloth then treat with saddle soap and polish. Suede items are popular and require care with appropriate cleaners and protective coatings.
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Kansas State College
Manhattan
Aining
Uses For Green Tomatoes In Autumn Meals
Extension foods specialist Miss Gertrude Allen of Kansas State College offers recipes to use green tomatoes after frost. Fried green tomatoes, green tomato relish for six pints, and detailed steps with ingredients including onions green peppers and spices. Preserve by canning in hot jars and store in a cool dry place.
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Gertrude Allen
Extension Foods
Kansas State College
Arn Defends Stevenson As Astute With Manners At Rally
Governor Edward Arn labeled Adlai Stevenson astute with manners during a Mitchell County Republican rally in Reolot Kansas. Congressman Wint Smith, the lead speaker, used a 13 foot high poster to lampoon the Truman administration and highlight alleged scandals.
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Kan
Harry Truman
Edward Arn
Adlai Stevenson
Mitchell County
Wint Smith
Smith
Truman
Big Springs Glen Springs Homemakers Meet Highlights
The Big Springs Glen Springs Home Demonstration unit met at Mrs. David Noe's home with co host Mrs. Bill Thompson. Nineteen members from various counties listed desires for future events. Clyde Conn led a Your Food Dollar lesson and a social hour followed with refreshments. Next gathering slated at Mrs. Elmer Bahnmaier with Mrs. Andrew Bahnmaier assisting. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wulfkuhle hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hillmer and Norman of Topeka. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hartman and Miss Amelia Hartman of Emporia visiting Gus Hartman's family. The EUR Women's Society of World Service will meet Oct 9 at Mrs. Marry Riley with a program on Home Missions and Human Rights by Mrs. Juanita Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wallkuhle announced the birth of a son Tomas Arthur. August Anderson of Kansas City visited with Lydia Anderson, Lawrence and Chester, and with A. E. Mesenheimer family in Overbrook. Mrs. Marie Kampschroeder of Topeka spent time with her niece Mrs. W. P. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wulfkuhle hosted a dinner for their son Donald.
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Glen Springs
David Noe
Bill Thompson
Clyde Conn
Singer
Elmer Bahnmaier
Andrew Bahnmaier
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Ernest Hillmer
Norman
Topeka
Marvin. Hartman
Amelia Hartman
Emporia
Gus Hartman
EUR Women's Society of World Service
Marry Riley
Juanita Logan
Clarence Wallkuhle
Tomas Arthur
August Anderson
Kansas City
Lydia Anderson
Lawrence
Chester
Glen Mesenheimer
Henry
Elmer
A. E. Mesenheimer
Overbrook
Marie Kampschroeder
W. P. Henry
Harry Wulfkuhle
Donald
Wulfkuhle Family Dinner Ties Topeka Visitors
Places were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wulfkuhle and family and for Mr. and Mrs. Loren Wulfkuhle plus Vicky Sue. Also listed are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wulfkuhle and Harry, Albert Brokman, and Earlene of Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mesenheimer with Elmer. Bobby and Roberta attended a birthday dinner in Topeka for Mrs. John Maney Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Bonne of Topeka and Mrs. Fred Hartman called on Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Renry Sunday evening.
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Ernest Wulfkuhle
Loren Wulfkuhle
Vicky Sue
Robert Wulfkuhle
Harry
Albert Brokman
Earlene
Lawrence
Glen Mesenheimer
Elmer
Arthur Holloway
Bobby
Roberta
Topeka
John Maney
James Bonne
Fred Hartman
W. P. Renry
Pleasant Grove News: Gish Injury and Local Church Remodeling
Pleasant Grove reports Bobby Gish, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gish, injured when a trailer tongue fell on his foot, now recovering on crutches and optimistic about returning to school. The German Baptist Church at Willow Springs is remodelled with a new addition and two small rooms plus a porch, carpenter Allen Moehter in charge. Community guests include Joe Rogers and family from Rome, Georgia, and Kaw Valley visitors. A dinner honored Mrs. Melissa Daniels and her daughter Mrs. Joe Rogers and family, with Cpl Billy Porter home on leave after a year overseas. The gathering included relatives from Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Bobby Gish
Nelson Gish
Willow Springs
Allen Moehter
Joe Rogers
Tommy
Jeff
Rome
Bill Porter
Terry Lee
Billy Porter
Kaw Valley
Melissa Daniels
Dan Flory
Albert Rinehart
Jimmy
Bill Wilson
Iola
Walter
Marckley
Eudora
Leslie Churchbaugh
Leonard Flory
Centroplis
Joe
Rogers
Herb Altenhernd
Bobby
Sandra
Kerry
Carl Daniels
Lawrence
Roscoe Daniels
Ddaughters
Joyce
Glenda
Nancy
Alma Corp
Kenneth Daniels
Flora and kin visit Lakeside Hospital patient recovering
L Montgomery and Mr and Mrs Glenn Flora visited Lakeside hospital to see Mrs Roy Beckner who is recovering from a major operation. Mrs Beckner was joined by Mrs Bar Beckner and Mrs F Carman as guests. Earlier visitors included Mr and Mrs Garey Flos and Don, and Mr and Mrs Leslie Churchbaugh with Vera. The group traveled from Rome Ga after ten days with Mrs Daniels in Pleasant Grove and other relatives in Lawrence and vicinity.
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Daniels
Pleasant Grove
Lawrence
Local Social Roundup and Farm Notes At Villa Eden
Kansas area social visits highlight a week with Mr. and Mrs. Brisbin Paula in town, weddings in Lawrence and Linwood, and kin from Kansas City Wilmington Del and Tonga noz ie. Farmers report silo filling and soy bean harvests amid club meetings at the Happy Hour and gatherings at Reetz and Pettengill homes.
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K.U
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Linwood
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Hadl
W. P. McKee
John Touhey
Gene Breese
John Theno
Helen Pettengill
Tonganozie
Frank Pettengill
Nate Pettengill
W. E. Pettengill
Leon Jamison
Buster Greenwell
Texas
Walter Greenwell
Happy Hour Club
Elmer Reetz
Charles Hallenbeck
Lambert
Larsen
Jake French
William Torneden
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Fredia Reetz
Henry Milleret
Lois North
Raymond Lee
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