Journal World April 19 1957 publication note
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1952
Page
4
Radio Program Schedule for April 12 13 and 33
A dense, OCR style listing of radio program slots across several stations including WREN KCMO KMBC WD A F and WDAF. It names shows such as Western Echoes, Gene Autry party, Suzy Canary Bow, Night Review News, Falcon, Symphony, Martin Kane, My Friend Irma, Great Story Told, Hollywood Open, and Billy Graham, with times ranging from early morning to late evening and multiple hosts and programs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
éuOalarcy Raley Snow
Emselon
Ut Wren
Gren
Gene Autry
A.B. c
Suzy Canary
Oountae —Venen
Oountae —Venen 9 A Mogae Shor A 20—Weapsuale ‘Socie Ety Wren—Hotel Acols
Orch
WDAF
Eudeation News
KMBOC
John Farmer Serre Arta
Enboon
Y. Phil
Sum. Orch. WoAy
Americe
San
Ore
Wearlesnooper Wren
Bob Bonesdniar
Val Hout
Wren
Falcon
KMBC
KMHC
Preston
KCMO
Hollywood
KSBC
Ae RC Awnene
Tin- der Alley Wren
Billy Graham
Eam Wee Parte
Star March
Rupee Griffith
Kom le AI
Scotty
Mbo Carhur Godtreiebow
Wendy Warren
Eth
WDAE
Bryant
Franklie
Berna Panther
Chas. Evans
Lorenzo Jones
Big Jon Nd Sperk
Presidential power debate and primary results in Kansas
The article questions President Truman's authority to seize newspapers and compares his stance to dictatorial actions, then analyzes Republican primary results in New Jersey and four other states. It notes Taft and Eisenhower as frontrunners, with caution about interpreting primary numbers and the political implications for November. Seasonal editorials urge a spring cleanup as Kansas faces rain and wheat conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Indus
Man
United States
David Ingalls
Taft
New Jersey
Eisenhower
Ingalls
Samuel B. Pettengill
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Wisconsin
G.O.P
Kansas
Lawrence
They Made Their Try and Won The Dikes at Omaha
Civilians soldiers and officials united to hold dikes against the Missouri flood. Their effort kept Omaha oil bluffs safe from devastation and earned them communal reward and lasting remembrance despite the dangers faced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Oil Bluffs
Missouri
Old Home Town Notes From Lawrence Kansas 1939
Community items from Lawrence include train service of the Ping Santa Fe line returning after 30 years' halt, travel through Lawrence at 8 25 en route from Emporia to Kansas City, and welcoming crowds at DeSoto. Engagements and weddings announced include Georgia Lu and Ian, with other social gatherings and birthday observances noted. Local events feature costume dances, family dinners, and mayoral appointments as residents commemorate anniversaries and milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hu Shih
United States
Iveralty
Kansas
Lawrence
Emporia
Kansas City
DeSoto
George W. Jones
Georgia Lu
Ian
John
Albert Pe Areta
Jean Hemphill
Bileaun Hall
Homer Néville
Alix
Nancy
William Docking
Ke City
George Docking
Dickie
Jung
Ansas City
Car
Cage
Oliver Siena
Tam Tering W
Bad Ol ' Sot Teen
Ivering
Loss Realized Amid Rivers of Babylon Reference
Fragmented notice notes individuals visiting relatives and traveling to Leavenworth for a vg, with scattered names including Mrs. Harvey deheeloosa Mrs. C. J. Hosford and Mrs. W. A. Guenther. Also mentions Ed Worswick considering asphalt work in Chanute and a Jakarta report about armed outlaws surrendering in a rice district without political ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Dehee— Loosa
C. J
Chanute
Jakarta
Indonesia
Tava
Vancouver airliners woo Chinese steward mates marry rate
In Vancouver officials report about four of the Canadian Pacific airline stewards and stewardesses of Chinese origin leave service annually to wed. Dan Cupid’s arrows are guiding many of these young women toward marriage while serving on Far East routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
O. Dan Cupid
Arrowa
Far East
Barbs by Bal Cochran From the Srexana ae Pair Hhene
Golf, according to statistics, is the third ever dangerous sport. Watch those sproken bet bottles at the 29th here, men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bal Cochran
Fragmented OCR Note on Visuals and Movie Suggestion
A messy OCR fragment mentions a worn hammer and a vague scene with someone wanting a picture. It references seeing a good movie by stepping out, but the text is unclear and lacks concrete facts, dates, or names to anchor a news item.
Letters to the Editor Uncle Jed and the strike debate
A reader visits Uncle Jed who cooks an herbal ulcer remedy while reflecting on the steel strike and government seizure. The letter criticizes deficit spending and monetary value, questions union leadership, and laments political and economic turmoil. It references labor, wages, and a call for clearer causes behind current industrial tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed
Journal-World
Harry
Uncle Jed
AEC Sets Date and Hour for Next Nuclear Test
The Atomic Energy Commission announced the day and hour for the upcoming atomic blast near Las Vegas Nevada. Weather permitting the test will occur between 11 o clock and noon on Tuesday. Nearly 300 reporters photographers TV cameramen and radio commentators will witness the event from about 11 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Atomic Energy Commission
Eudora Guild Holds Spring Regional Meeting at St Pauls
The Missouri and Kansas Regional Women's Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church met April 15 1952 at St. Pauls Church Eudora with 104 delegates visitors and pastors from 14 of 15 churches. Mrs A Morris presided while reports were given during a candle lit service. The day featured a guest address by Mrs Martin Ernst and the offering funded a new Mission Church in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri and
Kansas
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
St. Paul's Church
Eudora
A. Morris
Parkville
Albert Wichman
God the Father
Kari Baur
Kansas City
Martin Ernst
Synodical Guild
Evangelical and Reformed Mission
Wichita
Arthur Schneider
Independence
Fred Bignell
Dwight
LaMont
Topeka
W. S. Couch
Sarah Burnell
Leroy Thornberg
Couch
W. Harden
Warren Lincoln
Monard Thorne
Methodist Women's Society of Christain Service
Circle No. 1
Arthur Ott
Circle No. 2
Methodist Community Room
Ray Warmker
Circle No. 3
Melvin Beltzel
Refund claims nearing completion in Kansas tax program
1951 federal income tax refunds near finish as Collector Lynn Brodrick reports 314,991 Kansans already received refunds totaling 20,160,908.08 due to overpayments in 1951. The figure marks substantial progress in processing the refund claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichitab
Lynn Brodrick
Brodrick
New Arrivals at City Library April Display
The City Library lists new books for the week of April 21 to display in the main area. Items will circulate the following Monday and include The Sin Of The Prophet by Truman Nelson, The Scalpel of Scotland Yard by D G Brown, Mrs McGintys Dead by Agatha Christie, Man Answers Death by Corless Lamont, The Alarms and Excursions of Lady Littlehampton by Osbert Lancaster, The Marshall Story by Robert Payne, Nine by A P Herbert, Tongue of the Prophets by Robert St John, Angle of Attack by Joseph Landon, Tents and Towers of Arabia by Robert Shaffer, Brighten the Corner by Hollis Summers, and Jane Hadden by Rosamond Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman Nelson
Boston
Scotland Yard
D. G. Brown
Hercule Poirot
Corless Lamont
Lady Littlehampton
Osbert Lancaster
England
Europe
Marshall
Robert Payne
George C. Marshall
Civil
Robert St. John
Elieder Ben Yehuda
Joseph Landon
Arabia
Robert Shaffer
Hollis
Jane Hadden
Rosamond Mar
London
Nut Bowl Puzzle Word Fill From Scrambled Clues
A fragmented puzzle page presents a list of vertical and horizontal clues with mixed letters and partial words including references to foods like Goober and Honey, objects like a footed vase, and several cryptic indications across numbers and symbols. The text shows irregular spacing and broken entries suggesting a crossword style, including theme entries such as Greek letters and a debt term mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Television Saturday Program Guide Snippet
Fragmented TV schedule listing shows and times for Saturday with mixed titles and odd spellings. Mentions programs like Pulpit Portraits Sunday Theater and News segments with scattered times and names possibly including Carnical and Linkletter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilde
Carnical
Telenews
Porte
Chapp
Gsi
Linkletter
Tive Emery Thastra
Jeyhours
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