Radio Schedule Highlights Local Airwaves Tuesday
Readable station grid lists WDAF KMBC WREN WDAP broadcasts for Tuesday with programs across time slots including Big Jon and Sparky, Truth or Consequence, Band Concert, Lone Journey, Youg Dr. Malone, Circle Theater, Original Amateur Hour, Weather and News. Includes multiple daytime, afternoon, and late-night listings across KC stations.
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WDAF
de Ren
Big Jon
Sparky
KMBC
KMIRC
John C. Swayze
Rabcoee
Acre
WDAP
K.C
Wren
Midwest
WDAPF
Alez Dreier
Texas
Newacaat
Ben Johnson
Arthur Godfrey
Brob
Jack Berch
Wendy Warren
Helen Trent
KMBRC
Slim Bryant
Farry
Mrs. Burton
Hollywood News
Nora Drake
Hill House
Pepper Toung
Beene
Ows
Cal Tinney
Backstage Wire
Widdar Frown
Just Plain Bill
Youg Dr. Malone
Lorense Jones Chapel
Wren-Jon and Sparkie
Wren—Fur Factory
Wren—Tella
J. Bentonce Haymes
News of the World
KMRC
Inspector Hearthatone
Gildersleeve
Christian
J. Barrington
R. Jessee
Liberace
Pocket Theater
Heart of America
WorLD Founded 1891 and Illinois governor debate
Lawrence Daily Journal reviews the title history of WorLD and publishes a columnist note on the twentieth century Illinois governor debate. It cites W Cammons era, The World Company, and details about publication and editors. The piece discusses differing voter opinions on Stevenson as Illinois governor.
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W. Cammons
the World Company
Surohs
J. W. Munnay
Illinois
Stevenson
Important Chinese Delegation Heads to Moscow
Rumors suggest a Korean War settlement may be delayed as North Korea seeks a face-saving truce while China favors continuing the conflict to push Allies from the peninsula. Both sides’ aims reflect Moscow’s likely influence on any decision, with heavy costs foretold for all.
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Moscow
China
Russia
Value of the Tourist Trade in Kansas
The Bureau of Business Research at the University of Kansas reports a survey of Kansas tourist spending hints that out of state travelers may spend less per person in Kansas than expected. The study notes fuel and services costs as key factors and suggests improving services to encourage longer visits and higher spending.
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Bureau of Business Research
University of Kansas
Kansas
Boundary
Minister hurls liar epithet in Stevenson campaign speech
A minister labeled Senator Dirksen a liar during a sermon defending his friend, the Democratic candidate, in a service attended by Stevenson and his campaign manager. Dirksen had recently stated that Stevenson was running a contentious bid.
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Senator Dirksen
Illinois
Stevenson
Dirksen
McDonald elected chairman of Douglas County Democratic committee
Old Home Town report notes Frank W. McDonald won the Democratic central committee chair in Douglas County last night, succeeding J. S. St. Clair. The item also lists local marriage announcements, births, and community events including a picnic at Clinton Park honoring Charles R. Snow heading to Ft. Leavenworth, and various visits and town notices.
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Frank W. McDonald
Democratic Central Committee
Douglas County
J. S.st. Clair
Ralph Robertson
Vinland
Leola Irene
Sgt
Herndon Hanstead
Folsom
Calif
George McTaggart
Eudora
Route 3
Elizabeth Alice
Clinton Park
Charles ‘R. Snow
Ft. Leavenworth
U.S. Army
Edwin Alexander
Capt
Mark Alexander
Ft. Benning
Golden Belt
Woodland Park
Kansas
A. Hoffsommer
Stull
Jeshie Collins
Myrtle Cummings
Kit Carson
Cole
Idai Beurman
Lena Buermen
Lillie Woolf
Maude Crowder
Jessie Collins
Variety of local notes and society updates
Good News as cold water to a thirsty soul. Kansas City institute director Ada Utter and mother visit Mrs. Belle Curtis Crowley. Miss Iantha Draper to wed Earl Oswalt at Lutheran parsonage. Irene Stratton returns home from visit. Theodore Haas reports 30 bushels and a peck per acre on wheat. Clevenger, Brownings, Fein, and J M Clevenger head to Vancouver for hunting.
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Magic Collins
Amos Hodson
Orval Hodson
Gilbert Allen
George Bearman
Jack Grimes
Albert Brune
Eugene Brune
Oscar Collins
Beattie Collins
Frank Cummings
Lionel ‘Rogers
Adeliade Utter
Belle Curtis Crowley
Utter
Crowder
Quincy H Ill
Miss Utter
Kansas City Fine Arts Institute
Iantha Draper
W. H. McC
Myth and Reality: Bennett Defends Honest Reporting
Al Bennett of the Atchison Globe rebuts the myth that news is garbled by publishers. He cites Maurice O Keefe the lawyer at a Democratic meeting in Atchison and notes O Keefe’s Chicago dispatches were published intact with no deletions or twisting.
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al Bennett
Atchison Globe
Maurice O'Keefe
Atchison
Bennett
O'Keefe
The
Press
Maurice
Chicago
Globe
Ike to Tour the South Campaign plans for Eisenhower
The piece discusses Ike's South tour as a strategic move to maximize Republican gains, noting Elevent of campaign strength against strong opposition and implying the South's openness to Republican votes. It also touches on Sudan and international titles, with Americans for Democratic Action shifting support to Stevenson.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Americans For Democratic Action
Stevenson
Death Toll Report From Topeka Traffic Files 1952
Kansas accident records show 1 death in last 24 hours and 325 to date in 1952, compared with 349 for the same period in 1951. The report notes deaths from recent accidents that were not previously recorded.
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Topeka
Kansas
Barbs by Hal Cochran on Sisters in Tennessee
An odd witty ramble notes sisters in law arising from two brothers marrying in Tennessee. The piece wryly reflects on frequent fights and the impact of tears on bacteria, while musing that constant fear may dampen joy and that a bright junior’s answers might label him a problem child.
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Tennessee
Proved Failures Industrial News Review
Marion B. Fol som, chairman of the Committee for Economic Development, argues that government price and wage controls have limited value and future controls should end. He cites OPS shortages in meat and potatoes as evidence that bureaucratic edicts disrupt markets, while calling for regulation by supply and demand to sustain a dynamic economy.
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Industrial News Review
Marion B. Folsom
Committee For Economic Development
Agress
Congress
OPS
Negro Detective in K. C. Dies After Ambush
John W. Burns a 46 year old Negro private detective and former patrolman was killed by a .38 caliber shot fired from inside a dark car lot as he stopped his car to guard the lot in Kansas City. He had checked the place at 10 p.m. and again at 1 a.m. and noted the overhead lights were out before he was shot.
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Kansas City
John W. Burns
Burns
Cda
The World Today Train and Plane In This Year's Campaign
James Marlow discusses the 1952 campaign era with Eisenhower and Stevenson likely touring by train and plane. TV coverage looms large, debates debated, and party leaders push for concise issue oriented messaging, while younger candidates enter to replace old style speaking.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Sam Ochiltree. A lifelong telegrapher and editor ends 100 years in news
In New York a 65 year old Sam Ochiltree retires after a century as a telegrapher and 36 years as a reporter and editor. He recalls covering the San Francisco earthquake, editing AP dispatches during a war, and mentoring a young successor. He reflects on retirement, aging, faith, and his long marriage.
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Sam Ochiltree
Hollywood
Sam
San Francisco
Associated Press
London
St. Peter
Winston Churchill
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Washington
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers
A long horizontal and vertical crossword of clues covering cinema actors colors places rivers and common words with many entries such as River in England Greek letter edible rootstock and Babylonian deity. The puzzle compiles clue prompts and intended answers for a themed print page.
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Gregory
England
Federal Grand Jury Seated in Wichita for Routine Business
A Wichita federal grand jury opened its session Tuesday with about 15 cases slated for inquiry. U S District Attorney Eugene Davis said the session would focus on routine matters and may conclude by Wednesday night or Thursday. Foreman H Wade Zimmersman and member Robert Caldwell of Bronson were noted, with Caldwell excused.
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U. S
Eugene Davis
Thursay
Prentisaae
Robert P. Caldwell
Bronson
H. Wade Zimmersman
Kansas City
Kas
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