Radio Schedule From KMEC to KMBC August Broadcasts
A dense listing of radio programs and times across KMEC KCUMO WDAP KMBU WDAF WREN and KMBC for Saturday August 23 and Sunday August 24, detailing music shows dramatic readings news, serials, games, and variety programs across stations with host names and program titles. Key entities include KMBC KMBC Newscasts WREN WDAF and specific show titles such as Gunsmoke Brash., The Author Speaks, Fib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMEC
WDAP
KMBU
City Hospital
WDAF
Farn News
Rmbree
Daushterry
Wdaf—Downhomers
KMBRC
Ediie Kisher
KMBC
America
Mind Four Manners
Brick
WDAKF
KNMBC
Wren
Sparta
Grees Room
Gene Autry
ABC
KMBG
FBI
WbDaArk
Kansas City Report
Herald of Truth
Samus Kaye
Elmo Roper
WAP
Rob Considine
Martin Kane
Godfrey
Transylvania Camp
EMI Music
George Sokulsky
WDRAF
Ronald Jordan
Inner Sanctum
Rob Trout
Meet the Press
Wren—Hellewood
Newe
Television Listings For The Weekend August 2 To August 3
A fragmented schedule shows a dense lineup of programs across networks with names like Judy, World Report, Cavalcade of Stars, Lone Ranger, Tex and others. Notable items include Wrestling from Hollywood, The Doctor, Television Playhouse, and早 Weather and News segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy
Super Circus
Patomine Quinn
Paul Whiteman
Tony Chapp
Sparta
Jay Barrington
World Report
Yfarty
Randy Karnival
Telenews
Cisco Rid
Tony Chape
Christy Bubosperm
Barringtom
Little Margie
Doctor
Television Playhouse
Tony Chapo
KK. C
Eisenhower Praised by Kansas City Region Voters
The Lawrence Journal-World notes widespread support for General Eisenhower in Kansas City area coverage. Voters express confidence in his record and abilities, believing he will meet the times’ demand for strong leadership and effective governmental reforms.
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Eisenhower
Kansas City
Ike
Kansan's Gift Not Taxable in Friendship Train Case
United States Court of Appeals in Denver upheld refund of 59 555.28 to David C. White of Kingsdown for 7226 bushels of wheat donated to the Friendship Train. Internal Revenue Agency argued tax owed as if wheat had been sold. White paid under protest in 1949 and sued. Courts ruled no tax on the nonmaterial benefit of giving and satisfaction from aiding Europeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Appeals
Denver
David C. White
Kingsdown
White
Europe
Internal Revenue
Eisenhower Seen as Answer to Nation’s Woes
The piece argues Ike offers a solution to U.S. troubles, while Stevenson struggles to dissociate from Democratic record and balance campaign stances. Truman pressures Stevenson to defend the Roosevelt record, while Eisenhower would avoid entanglements with the current regime and pursue constructive policies.
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Stevenson
Wneither
Truman
Roosevelt
Iteenson
Washington
Hisssment
Eisenhower
Another Choice Soon The Korean War Dilemma
The government faced a grave debate as North Korea attacked Korea drawing in U S troops. General Eisenhower warned that discussing Korea amid crisis masks the previous poor decision to pull American forces out. The South Korean government had favored withdrawal, giving North Korea a chance. the question remains what to do next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
Eisenhower
Korea
Leap year myths and match trends in marriage notices
A lighthearted review notes fewer marriages this year than last, with speculation that leap year offers little help to girls. It compares past patterns and jokes about timing in romance while outlining other brief items on disease, weather, crops, and a forthcoming Democratic fundraising effort led by Beardsley Rum.
Lawrence Soldiers Serve in New Caledonia Casualties and Local News
Lawrence reports site updates with soldiers from the 137th Infantry in New Caledonia, a 14th annual Deay family reunion at Clinton Park, three births at the hospital, social visits and entertainment at the Colonial, and local school leadership change. Also notes a New York convention declaring the kinkajou as the 1927 28 dance and engagements and Brid ge party events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
137Th Infantry
New Caledonia
Sgis
James F. Dosham
Harry E. House
Johnny C. Kasberger
R. Stevens
Pvts. Clarker
Lauren W. Robinson
Bernard R. Reynolds
Frederick H. Baker
Myles E. Reed
Lewis Knight
Krebbs
Floyd Schmidt
Herbert Chandler
Albert, Collins
John Meyers
Gene D. Williams
Lewis Thomas
Horace Young
George
Catherine
Deay
Clinton Park
Harold Beaty
Ray Hoaglan
Allan Kirby
C.’W. Straffon
Colonial
Charles H. Baldwin
Baltimore
White
California
Huntington Beach
San Diego
S. W.gilchrist
Elaine
Nancy
Wayne W. Curfman
Lincoln
Nebr
H. P. Smith
New York
Elizabeth Tucker
Dorothy Blackmar
Margaret Armstrong
Virginia Pendleton
Charlotte Cutter
Virginia Beery
Helen Friend
Elizabeth Upherd
Davida Olinger
Barbara Olinger
Laura Rankin
Everett Bradley
Amarillo
Texas
Births and social notices from local church and community
Birth announcements for Alma Mae on August 14 and Carleen Joyce on August 21 reveal local family events. A church gathering at Dr. C. B. McClelland bid farewell to Rev. C. L. Milton and Mrs. Milton. Local trips, house parties, and visits are noted with names including Ruth Metsker and Cora Downs. Regional clippings from Hays and Hutchinson papers mix with light social humor and quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nounce
Alma Mae
Long
Leah Challacombe
William F. Jackson
Carleen Joyce
First Christian Church
C. B. McClelland
C. L. Milton
Milton
A. J. Armstrong
Win Underwood
Florida
Ruth Metsker
Lone Star
Pansy Wallace
Millie Carter
Reta Mull
Emma DeMoss
Frances Stutsman
Alice Dick
Cora Downs
Kansas City
Irma Spangfer
E. G. Reeve
Holt Springs
Ark
Barbs by Hal Cochran Satire and Snippet Sayings
Barbs by Hal Cochran presents a string of wry, quirky quips about investment regrets and common foibles. The column touches on moral rules, dining timing, luck with shoes, and a New York doctor’s note on babies, delivering light, satirical humor with a scattered, dated voice.
Fluorine in Water Sparks Dental Debate Across Kansas
Lawrence plans to add trace fluorine to its water as many Kansas communities and many others nationwide already do. While some studies show no palatability or purity impact and potential stronger teeth for children, many dental societies and dentists remain cautious. Critics warn of possible systemic effects, urging slow adoption until full results are documented. Dentists note they do not seek fewer patients but prefer to help regular, concerned patients with cavity prevention.
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Atchison Globe
Lawrence
Kansas
Troops of 35th Division Parade for Governors at Camp Ripley
The 35th Division will parade before Governors Forrest Smith of Missouri and Edward Ye Arn of Kansas at Camp Ripley Minnesota during two weeks of summer field training. Governors arrived separately Friday and were greeted with a 19 gun salute.
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Camp Ripley
Minn
Forrest Smith
Missouri
Edward Ye Arn
Kansas
Saturny
Presbyterians Reports Large Membership Gain in 12 Months
The Presbyterian Church of the USA reports an increase of 34,273 members over the last year, lifting total membership to 2,482,000. The release, dated Friday, outlines growth across dioceses and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Church of the USA
Local Soldiers Earn Promotions and Medals in Korea and Japan
Cpl Melvin J Lisher son of Mr and Mrs L J Lisher 214 N 1th Lt recently graduated from the Corps Leaders School at Camp Matsushima Japan He is a rifle squad leader in Co F of the Fifth Cavalry Regiment and has earned the Combat Infantryman Badge Korean Service Ribbon with no campaign stars Army of Occupation Medal for Japan and the United Nations Ribbon John Aman McCaffrey US Air Force returned to Miami after a 17 day furlough with his parents in Tonganoxie Set Arthur G Nord wife Sara Word lives on Route 5 serving on the western Korean front with the 2nd Artillery Division His unit captured Old Baldy Mountain Nord is a finance specialist and has the Purple Heart for wounds World War II he served with the 7th Infantry Division in Europe Pfc Marvin L Melkay son of Roy and Mrs Melkay Oska loosa won the Combat Infantryman Badge He is a wire man with Headquarters 351st Infantry Regiment 25th Division entered service June 1951 formerly a Santa Fe Railway lineman Bobby J Pearson Seaman Apprentice USN son of Jews J Pearson Tonganoxie Route 2 returned to the US aboard USS Dixie after six months in the Far East Jack M Laughlin Seaman USN son of Woodie Laughlin 44 Ala St serving aboard USS Q Ban now operating with Ort Des
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L. J. Lisher
Camp Matsushima
Japan
Cpl
Lisher
Co. F O
Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Army of Occupation
United Nations
Set
Arthur G. Nord
Sara Word
Route 5
Baldy
Nord
Europe
Marvin L. Melkay
Roy Melkay
Oskaloosa
Korea
351 Infantry Regiment
Santa Fe Railway
Bobby J. Pearson
USN
Jews J. Pearson
United States
Dixie
Far East
Jack M. Laughlin
Woodie Laughlin
Ala. St
Q'Ban
Ort Des
Induction Orders For Pacific Fleet Personnel and Local Soldiers
Troyer Squadron One with the Pacific Fleet and Dr David F Parker of Tonga noore are ordered to report for induction next Thursday. Pvt John Bates of Overbrook on furlough, stationed at Ft Bliss Texas, will report Sept 2 at Camp Stoneman California for Far East assignment. John Stewart of Overbrook, on leave, heads to San Francisco to report for sea duty with the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. Parker
Tonganoore
Armed Service
John Bates
Overbrook
Ft. Bliss
Texas
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Far East
John Stewart
San Francisco
Navy
Louisiana Hayride and Capital Clues Wordplay Puzzle
A compact puzzle item listing clues and cryptic hints across categories. Includes references to Louisiana themes and a vertical clue set with items like Overseer Go by aircraft Makes lace Sioux Indian Numbers and Raced.
Puzzle answer list for cryptic clues
A compact glossary of crossword style clues with brief solutions. Small bodies hard fat of land kidneys Arabians essential Eye Scot being Brythonic sea Emerald station ab Persian of Thailand tentmaker Follower god plural Naval air Emerald station ab etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Air
Thailand
Rocky Crags
Wholesale prices rise sixth straight week in U.S.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports wholesale prices increased for the sixth consecutive week. For the week ended last Tuesday the index rose two tenths of one percent to 112.2 percent of the M4749 average, with notable gains in poultry eggs cattle and lambs.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Miss Phyliss Higbee Feted At Mixed Shower In Eudora
A group gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Ralph Snyder's home in Eudora to honor Miss Phyliss Higbee on her Friday wedding to Bill Roberts of the United States Navy in San Diego. Gloria Taylor and Helen Schehrer were guests of honor. Gifts were displayed on a pink and white decorated table. Several attendees and absent guests are listed by name.
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Virginia Campbell
Judy Slader
Rosenlee Hagerman
Carol Sparks
Wanda Baecker
Marlene Mohler
Ann Long
Genife Higbee
Ray Higbee
Tom Ricketts
Ethel Scott
Delores Kurtz
Gloria Taylor
Helen Schehrer
Ralph Snyder
Phyliss Higbee
Community notices and church circle plans in Baldwin report
Mrs Shirley Liewellven and others toured the Quayle Bible Collection at Baker University with about 35 pupils and teachers from Vacation Bible School. WSCS circles plan quilting, pot lucks, and a noon luncheon on August 20 with Circle 3 at Mrs Ray Ogden. Junior Choir rehearsal set for Aug 20.
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Shirley Liewellven
Inez Peterson
Winnie Abbot
Vacation Bible School
Baker University
Baldwin
Quayle
George Voicourt
Huth Byington
Lewie ‘Kindred
D. M. Harris
Delmar Spitzli
Alta Jennings
Mary Moody
Methodist
WSCS
Sid Simons
Circle No. 2
Ross Smith
Ray Ogden
Mae Haci
Harold Duncan
J. A. Stanko
San Marino
Calof
Eudora
Topeka
Oklahoma
Methodist Church
Leslie Kindred
T P.m
Raymond
Sherman
Texas
Itry Kurtz
Kurtz
Mae Hadl
Carl Vernon
Carl Vernon Kurtz
R. E. Gabriel
Fedora
Katherine Brock
West Rett Ave
Huntsville
Ala
Brocks
Gulfport
Miss
Brock
Redstone Arsenal
Esther Brecheisen
Sarah Brecheisen
Jess Brecheisen
Kansas City
St. Luke Hospital
D.E. Kerr
Dean Kerr
Err
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yellowston Park
Black Hills
Dakota
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KCUMO
K. C. Star
Bill Griffith
Ares
Alex Dreier
Texas Rangers
Ben Johnson
Travelers
Arthur Godfrey
SDAF
Rich Wren
Bob and
Ray
Jack Berch
Frank Jones
Mrs. Burton
Nora Drake
Hollywood
Hilltop House
Pepper Young
Cal Tinney
Kmbtu
Ronnie Kemper
Wdaff
Widder Brown
Mary
Margaret McBride
Dr. Matone
Dick Haymes
WDAE
Lorenzo Jones
Big John
Sparkie
Wren—Fun Factory
News of the World
Kmrbc—Club
Wren—The
Lone Ranger
Horatio Hornblower
Railroad Hour
Voice of Firestone
Chicago
Dignature
Romane Wren
Band of America
Steve Allen
UL SA
Guiding Light
Garry Moore
Johnny Dugan
Hawkins Fall
Monarch Theater
Heart of America
Easy
Chale
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simos
the World Company
Dowex Simons
Yw, Murray
Alastachusetts Street
Lawretke
Associated Press
Carecie
Mart Pavaaie
Ouzias
Sain
Douglas
Ths
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Topeka State Journal
Beardsley Rum
Beardsley
Old Home Town
Hays
Hutchinson News-Herald
Hal Cochran
Macy
Junior
John Taman McCaffrey
U.S Air Force
Miami
Fla
Noche McCaffrey
Tonganone
Troyer Squadron One
Pacific Fleet
Horizonta
Louisiana
Western State
England
Bureau
B. F. Goodrich
T. V
Sunglasses Ray
Benss Calebers
Gustafson
Beteroia Salesith & NY. and
Service
Greyhound Cob Co
Filkin'’S
Round Corner Drug CO
Senet Aan
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Mario Lanza
RCA Victor
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