G O P Pushes Curbs On Red Activities In Senate
Washington Sept 7 Senate Republicans led by Wherry Nebraska say most GOP senators will back stringent curbs on communists in McCarran bill. Kilgore and five Democrats push a substitute granting power to place Communist party members in concentration camps after 1948 during war or emergencies. Debates center on internal security and rights of loyal citizens with Truman warning against eroding freedoms. Mundt defends provisions while Kilgore derides the measure as spectacle.
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Nineteen Sixty-Six Chasers Nabbed Fire Followers
Washington authorities report sixty motorists followed a Washington fire department truck to a fire at a park. Forty six were arrested as part of a city council plan to educate residents not to tail fire units. Each violator paid a fine plus costs.
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Eudora Community News Highlights Social Visits and Games
Mr and Mrs LaVerne Gunther and son Max returned from Lancaster Michigan visiting friends. They stopped in Marveline Missouri to see Mr and Mrs Earl Meurell. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Stephen Oldham of Topeka and others from Lawrence and nearby towns. Wayne Strong played in the State Softball Tournament with Gallacher of Lawrence. Various locals visited family, attended a picnic, and heard Dr Boicourt speak at the Hiawatha Methodist church.
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Melvin Nechvateh
Denny
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Marveline
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Earl Meurell
Alice Zlezier
Sam Neia
Stephen Oldham
Topeka
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Floyd Broem
Betty Rose
Sam Ness
John Strong
Wayne
Bendak
Gallacher
Lawrence
Strongs
Accompani
Sailois
Walter
Bobbie
William Klopper
Vineam
Net
Strong
Harry Knop
Clarke
Strang
G. Leach
Perry
Harold Aleenbernd
Ge Hiercourt
Hiawatha
W. Boicourt
Boicourt
Hiawatha Methodist Church
Voran
Gerstenberger
Alden Fleming
Karlie
Manting
Opal Oliver
James Kanzig
Johnnie
Geratenherser
Mary Cook
Agnes Mulder
Ca.’ Crag
Local Notes From Leavenworth County Fair and Community Life
Carl Kurts attended the Leavenworth County fair at Tonganoxie. Mr and Mrs Dick Redan of Perry with guests attended dinner at the Brisbims in Kansas cats, and many local names, including Darlene and her hospital care, were mentioned. Jed Reetz won in Wichita and attended the World War I infantry reunion. Mrs Reed McBee underwent major surgery in Lawrence and was improving.
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Leavenworth
Tonganoxie
Dick Redan
Perry
Marlow Redan
Skiatok
Okia
Jimmy
A. Brisbim
Pauls
Kansas
Bone
Birea
Reetz
Gretta
Delmar Bexby
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jed Reetz
Wichitz
Kansas City
Melvin Morriss
Ben
Marrynville
Earl Bartley
Ten Miles Laure A Guest Theme Night
A fragmented social note records an evening event in KL with a guest appearance tied to Bonu. The readable text mentions Laure and a guest, suggesting a local gathering or party setting.
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Ten- Mies Laure
Local Social Notes Highlight Leavenworth Residents
Mrs Morriss and son with Mr and Mrs sailed on My and MER Mics. Re SMorriss ended on Sir. Threreng and W. 8. McClanahan with children visited Le compton. Donna Jean mends from illness. Harold Deagherty improves after recent illness. Harold and Mrs. Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Daugherty dined in Gardner. Clyde Cottom and son Melvin of Lawrence visited relatives.
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