Stevenson Defeat Leaves Democrats Without A Leader
Washington reports describe Democratic chairman Paul Butler as proposing a 20 member advisory panel to guide party programs after Stevenson's defeat. President Truman and Stevenson were invited. few lawmakers signed on while Rayburn Johnson and others maintain leadership without a single chair.
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Stevenson
Washington
Paul M. Butler
House
Sam Raybury
Butler
Congress
Buller
Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic Executive Committee
Johson
Johnson
Howe
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Edith Greem
Oregon
Averell Warriman
New York
Little Gifts Spread Spirit Of Christmas
Vivian Row reminds readers gift giving brightens the season by gifting service workers and helpers such as babysitters milk men postmen and cleaning staff. Suggested small affordable items include cosmetics toiletries and hand care, wrapped with care, to spread festive cheer and appreciation.
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Ries
Santa Claus
Dad
Enjoy Your Tree The Year Around
Readers are advised on buying and planting a live Christmas tree for year round use. The guide explains delivery in a burlap wrapped root ball, a wooden tub height of about 14 inches, and planting details with peat moss and soil to a deep soil hole.
ElderlyPatient Dies of Exposure at Reno County Hospital
A 76 year old William Bates wandered from Reno County Hospital Sunday night and was found dead in a nearby field. Coroner G A Chickering ruled death due to exposure, noting he wore only a shirt and denim trousers. A search had been under way since Sunday night.
Richmond Area Funeral Notices and Local Socials
Richmond area obituary and social notes list services for Fredrick A. Johnson and Mrs W C Kampschroeder. Many local residents visit kin in Lawrence Kansas City and Ottawa with numerous family gatherings and hospital updates.
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Fredrick Alvin Johnson
Tey
Cecil Orr
B. M. Dobbin
Lee Perkins
Gene O'Mara
Louis Hiehé
Clyde Berry
Robert Brown
Kenneth Cunningham
Orvis Breckenridge
Clayton McCalt
Rollie Merscham
Richmond
W. C. Kampschroeder
Topeka
Lawrence
Kampschroeder
Arnold Schneider
Jack Feser
Defiance
Schick
Jake Strobel
John Folz
Bartlesville
Okla
Chris Pickett
Ross Spencer
Anderson County Hospital
Ralph Greenawaltt
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Ed New
Emporia
W. K. McCall
Harry Greens
Wichita
Eugene Wolken
Ilena Wolken
Ralph Mersmans
H. Foster
Dean ‘Foster's
Moran
R. EF
Lee de Priests
Johnny Rubick
Williamsburg
Carl Rubicks
Edward ‘Platt
Jim Welschs
Princeton
Arthur Prices
D| New
Wellsville Area News Highlights Local Events
Local notices report Billy House recovering from intestinal surgery at Olathe hospital and others seeking treatment at Kansas City and Ottawa hospitals. Wells ville Cafe changes hands. Dee and many families visit, travel and hospital updates. A Berean Christmas meeting is planned for Dec 21, and church film nights and a Farm Bureau trip to Miami are noted amid community updates. Soviet and Japanese officials toast postwar peace accords in Moscow.
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Billy House
Harvey House
Dee
Olathe Hospital
Billy
E. Thorn
Wellsville Cafe
R. L. Caulks
Peet
Donna
Bill Coughlin
Howard Wobrock
Topeka
Coughlin
E. E. Turner
Ottawa Hospital
Bert Flake
Veterans Hospital
Kansas City
Claron Baily
St. Joseph Hospital
Berean
John Cradduck
Millard Smith
Pacific Palisades
Calif
C. A. Smith
New York
Edna Smith
Washington
Bb. C
Minasmith
Kate Brophy
Dorothy Cummmings
John Brophys
Harotd Wingert
Florida
A. J. Gandys
Fred Wingert
Coral i Gables
National Farm Bureau Convention
Miami
The
Baptist Church
Japs and Reds End World War II Ties in 1946 Accord
Japan and the Soviet Union formally ended World War II today after eleven years and four months since Soviet troops moved through Manchuria. They reopened diplomatic relations and agreed largely on Soviet terms, leaving Russia in possession of occupied Japanese territory.
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Japan
United Nations
Nicolai Fedorenko
Mamara Shigemitsu
Moscow
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Manchuria
Russia
St. Joseph Aspirin ad promotes fast relief
An advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as the fastest acting aspirin relief for headaches colds and muscle pain used by millions daily without stomach upset and offers 100 tablets for 49 cents urging buyers to pay less for the product.
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St. Joseph
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