Auto Antitrust Scrutiny Expands Across U.S. Auto Industry
Washington DoJ Antitrust Division has six major investigations into the auto sector with five still active. The probe covers passenger car and bus production, manufacturer dealer relations, auto financing, and parts distribution. Judge Barnes notes rising market concentration and suggests legislation, litigation, or negotiated remedies, while GM and Ford have improved dealer contracts.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Antitrust Division
Stanley M. Barhes
U.S. Appellate Court
California
General Motors
Barnes
U.S. Senate
Fulbright Banking and Currency Committee
Monroney Interstate Commerce Subcommittee
O'Mahoney Judiciary Subcommittee
Ford
Radio and TV Listing for April 13 14 Schedule Guide
TV and radio program grid listing stations WDAF WREN KMBC WDAF NBMC WDAP with shows including News Morning programming Theatre Pet care music and late night dramas. The schedule shows blocks from 5:00 to 11:00 PM Friday and Saturday with national and local programming including News, Music, and variety segments.
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WDAF
HMBC
Ing Muata
Breen
Wren
WDAR
Blornay
Jim Beatty
K.F.K. Panett ‘Theatre
KMBC
Nat'l
KMHC
WDAP
Ce of Hearts
Diltson
Justaine
Mont
Newa
Beauty Secretare
Cowen
Jubster
Tim
Television Listings Show Wide Daytime Nightly Schedule
A long OCR laden TV guide lists WDAF KMBC KOMO and TYV channels with Friday April 14 and Saturday April 15 programs. It includes Mickey Mouse Club News Cowtown Jobleg sports and various soap and game show blocks alongside late night features and weather. The entry mentions numerous titles such as The Lone Ranger Captain Midnight Tom and Jerry cartoons and public affairs programs with sporadic times and channel numbers.
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Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc-Tv
KOMO
Mickey Mouse Club
Wire Trail
Three Star News
Cowtown
Doug Edwards
Eadie Fisher
Friend
Rin Tin Tin
Lama
Ozzle and
Harriet
Crossroads
Misa Brooks
the Crusaders
Star Stage
Playhouse of Stars
the Wise
Suzie
Tadge
Sparta
Pinky Lee
Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Winky Dink & You
Charles Anteflerorrara
Johnny Coons
Tales of Texas Rangers
Chicago
Erowlin
Molen
Annie Ocakla Ho
Roy Rogers
Clark Jubilee
Retailing expands career path for new graduates
The piece notes many firms seek young scientists and engineers yet highlight growing opportunities in retail. It describes changing retail roles, a demand for top-quality graduates, and the need for skill breadth across headquarters, warehouses, and stores in a competitive, value-driven market.
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Associated Press
Feoat
Trimeton
Farm program options loom amid looming shortages
A restless farm policy debate foresees flexible or two price supports, soil tanks, and new efficiency measures as the United States faces shrinking acres, surging needs abroad, and the risk of future agricultural shortages if productivity does not rise with better equipment and soil conservation.
U S Chamber Fights Federal School Aid Arguments
The United States Chamber of Commerce argues that federal school construction aid costs taxpayers twice, with added round trip transfer costs to Washington. It warns of potential loss of local control, as a federal administrator would set project priority standards and wage rules, countering many pro aid views.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
U. Chamber
Yonr
Washington
D.C
Mnure
Chamber
Local Theater History Letters and Patee Legacy
Editor discusses revisions to local theater history in Lawrence focusing on Clair Patee and the Nickel theater. Describes early screen introductions, Mary Pickford, Theda Bara, Chaplin, and local talent, plus block expansion and theater naming. Mentions Dr Flesch, reading instruction, and J G McElhinny of South Park.
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Patee Arcade
Clair Patee
Lawrence
Uvat
Mary Pickford
Theda Bara
Fatty
Chaplin
Pickford
Buddy Rogers
K.U
Dr. Flesch
Johnny
Flesch
J. G. McElhinny
South Park
Comment on US manners and government help page
An American traveler criticizes rude behavior abroad and echoes broader distrust of the State Department. The piece notes government influence on psychiatry, drought relief grants in Cowley County and unequal aid patterns, arguing that while businesses pay taxes, aid targets groups during downturns.
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Tiey Vartan
John Kelly
Grace
State Department
Papa Kelly
Sam
Cowley
Uncle Sam
British chef Harben serves death row feast in America
Hal Boyle reports on renowned British chef Harben touring the United States as an ambassador of cuisine. A condemned man’s last meal challenge becomes a gourmet demonstration with pink salmon, sole, beef joint, Yorkshire pudding, and wine. Harben defends honest cooking and declines catsup while reflecting on food and taste.
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Harben
BBCTV
Frances
Henry Vid
Wwe
Union Jack
Bible Verse Rendering From Fragment
A fragmentary line presents a religious verse showing exhortation to soften the heart and heed a call to faith, attributed to Paul. The garbled OCR hints at a message about not hardening the heart and believing.
Detourist’s Hope Amid Easter Cleaning Road Plans
A garbled column notes spring cleaning and Easter candy, then mentions upcoming road repairs across several states with a playful nod to detours. It juxtaposes light opinions on beautifiers, sardines, and gossip with a casual reflection on travel and planning. The piece reads as a collection of quirky, disconnected thoughts rather than a single event.
Quiz Q Answers on Trees and Coffee Origins
A historical quiz reveals a Chinese cork-tree as round-headed with compound leaves of seven to thirteen leaflets. It notes hornets as early paper-makers using chewed old wood fibers, and disputes coffee being native to Brazil with Ethiopia as its probable origin. in 1774 coffee plants appeared in southern Brazil.
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Brazil
Ethiopia
Wedding Ties Mrs Truman Kin to Miss Saetlan Hall Names
Old Home Town notes Mrs Martha Truman and Miss Mary Jane Truman attended the wedding of Saetlan Hall of Lawrence to Henry J Paustian of Ross Woodson County. Social items list births anniversaries parties and local gatherings with several university and civic connections.
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Martha Truman
Mary Jane Truman
President Truman
Saetlan Hall
Lawrence
Henry J. Paustian
Ross
Woodson County
George Starkey
State Office of Veterans’ Affairs
Sheldon Carey
K.U
Philbrook Art Center
Tulsa
Bernard Frazier
K.U. Department
R. C. Moore
State Geological Survey
John Frye
Emily Wray Beach
Agricultural Leaders’ Digest
0. K. Hyder
Catherine Alison
I. J. Meade
W. C. Stevens
McAllaster Pta
Junior Civic League
Woodlawn School
Harold Dunn
Taona Browning
Thelma Beebe
Stanton Olinger
Baldwin
S.C.’ Barriclaw
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Auto Business
Sew
Judge Barnes
U. S
Peter Edson
HEA
Washington Correspondent
RADIO
Jax Lishman
Lawrence Welk
Btar
Theatre of Chance
Gunamoke
Damog Runyon Theatre
Qokr
Mra
North
Dr. Hudson's Secret
Joeraat
Seerat Filip Tear
Famous Features
the Christophers
Washington Review
Heals
BLU
Showcase
Camera Three
Industry
Parade
Will Bil Hickok
Christian’ Anderson
Lariat Playhouse
Television Playhouse
General Electric Theatre
Ted Mack
Lea Paul and
Mary Ford
U.S
Lawrence Employe
Kelly
Hal Boyle
Great Chef
The
Empire
Harry
Dorady
Kansas City
Kas
Harry Truman
Kansas
Eisenhower
United States
Truman
Old Home Town
Wayne McCoy
Robert Haggart
John Brand
Topeka
Dolph Simons
George Bullene
Vernon Smith
Wilma Miller
Clifton Rameey
Samuel James McNaughton
Tonganoxie
E. L. Falkenstein
Max
Billy Howard
Glenn Carter
Ralph Ward
Eddie Fritz
Irwin Netzer
John Frazée
Donald McConnell
Bobby ‘Rex
Donald Tobler
Bobby Prentice
Bobby Bayles
Morris Heatherington
Chi
Omaga
Jesse Parker Filkin
Ethel Murphy Filkin
George O. Foster
TV séRvic
Vis TV
New York
Safeway
Kenneth Vinyard
A. V. Phillips
Ok TV
Motorola
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