Morning Radio Schedule Highlights by Station Mix
A dense listing shows hourly transitions across KMBC WREN WDAF and other stations with programs like Newscasts Breakfast Club Bing Crosby and Modern Romances. It notes times and show names including Morning Devotions Musical Revue and The Lone Ranger along with sports and market updates.
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KMBC
Wren
Samms Kaye
WDAF
KCMO
Robert Q. Lewie
Wellcome Travelers
KMEC
Vcaroune
Eline
KCMC
Ted Malone
KMRC
He'en Trent Soun
Bing Crosby
WDAP
KCMOW
Weren—Melaly
KCNMO
Jack Haker
KNRC
Dr. Maione
KOMO
Johnny Lujacs
KMBRC
Krmecwdair
Charles V. Stansell
Lone Ranger
Sro
Chameleon Wren—Stara
Christisa
Archie Andrews
KMERC
WPAF
Henry Morgan Wren
WLAP
Atronne
Big Storp
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Unclear OCR text from Journal-World shows rates and notices. Mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation and postage details. Script includes a Bible verse and a dated note referencing August 30.
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Journal-World Fee Wens Co Comeaty Ta
War nerves rise as Russians and Hungarians move gear
Hungarian reports say armored field equipment shifts toward the Yugoslav border under a treaty right to transport war materiel. Yugoslav communists promise a forthcoming announcement amid Western fears of a possible bluff. Observers warn the danger lies in alarmism and memory of past world wars.
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Hungary
Russia
Europe
Poland
Dr E L Novotny Exhorted Lawrence Schools Leader in Education
Dr E L Novotny guided Lawrence city schools through postwar readjustment for three years and shaped plans for a new high school program. A lifelong educator, he promoted flexible approaches to education and expanded curricula to meet evolving needs. His work aimed to prepare students for life beyond high school. Others will continue his work after his passing.
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E. L. Novotny
Lawrence
Novotny
Still in the Fight A Legion resolution backs aid to anti-Communist China
A National American Legion resolution urges continued U S aid to anti Communist forces in China centered on Chiang Kai shek and the nationalist government though the State Department seeks to write off Chiang and the nationalists. Unofficial hurricane losses in Florida run around 40 million dollars as residents seek shelter from repeats.
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National Convention
American Legion
United States
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
State Department
Florida
Exposed East Coast Spend the Time Between Blows
A compact report notes how exposure shifts on the East Coast as observers highlight preparations and pauses between conflicts. The piece emphasizes readiness cycles and strategic timing ahead of the next escalation.
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East Coast
Appalling Welfare Budget Jump Draws Kansan Denunciat ion
Wyandotte county plans for next year reveal a welfare budget of 41 790 168 dollars, up nearly nine million from the prior year and more than 20 percent higher. The Kansan condemns the rise as a stark contrast to earlier county relief spending and warns of potential escalation in hard times. Also noted, a 63 year old Texan completes a college degree after 45 years of study, despite personal losses. Washington red tape blamed for widespread confusion. six Civil War veterans attend the 83rd Grand Army of the Republic reunion, all over 100, with talk of a final gathering next year.
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Wyandotte County
Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Five American scientists seek Noahs ark on Mt Ararat
Five American scientists press a mountaineering expedition on Mt Ararat to locate the original Noahs ark as the rainy season nears its end, echoing the initial attempt and suggesting caution for the exertion involved.
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Mt. Ararat
A National Public Opinion Plan for Farm Policy
The article argues farmers should earn public esteem by actions over talk and suggests a bold 1955 date to pursue non subsidized farm legislation. It links public relations to subsidy backlash, urges agricultural leadership to shape consumer trust, and asks readers if the idea appeals. It cites city voters, tax and food price resentment, and the need for better farming plans.
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Farm Journal
Woman turns to landlord for fertility test era shift
A Lyons News note contrasts past and present health access, stating that where a woman once visited a doctor to learn about conceiving, she now must consult her landlord. The remark satirizes changing expectations in medical care and reproductive autonomy.
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Lyons News
Eastern Europe’s Tito Clash Risks Kremlin Hold
Washington reports say Stalin’s grip on the Red satellites is dented by Moscow Tito tensions. Moscow faces limited options as Tito resists surrender of sovereignty, while Yugoslavia leans west for steel mill aid and World Bank loan. Observers warn of possible internal unrest and broader world implications.
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Europe
Washington
Stalin
Moscow
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
John M. Hightower
Acheson
Kevin
Schuman
Hiehtower
Rusaia
Kremlin
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Finland
Tito
Bulgaria
Romania
World Bank
Red
Lawrence Tax Levy Sets Rate For Next Year
Lawrence residents face a property tax levy of 37.67 per thousand valuation for the coming year as the fixing of the levy is announced. Mr and Mrs David Passon plan a 50th wedding anniversary open house Monday. Francesa Walters Virginia Walters hosted a buffet and shower for Helen Wise last night. Geneva McFarland will reopen a cafe with Dechee at Lone joined Truseloi Camp Fire group guardian at home yesterday with Louise Russell Maurine Bruner Emily Preyer Gladys Baker Maurine Downing Kathryn McFarland Jeanette White Marguerite Koch Audrey Bunker and guest Ferne Crooks present. C Y Thomas of Pittsburg will visit Labor Day at E F Engel home.
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Lawrence
David Passon
Francesa Walters
Virginia Walters
Helen Wise
Geneva McFarland
Miner
Dechee
Truseloi
Louise Russell
Maurine Bruner
Emily Preyer
Gladys Baker
Maurine Downing
Kathryn McFarland
Jeanette White
Marguerite Koch
Audrey Bunker
Ferne Crooks
Stranger sleeps by highway after long walk tale ends in mystery
Sheriff Will Johns learned last night of a dead man found along the Footsa- Beepee road. The sleeper claimed he was walking from New York to California, riding when possible, and chose the roadside over shelter to avoid wild animals. Miss Judith Stapleton enters the report.
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Will Johns
Footsa- Beepee Way
New York
California
Judith Stapleton
Forty Years Ago Great Grandparents Birth in Salem
Forty years ago Mr and Mrs Adam Oliver received word they are great grandparents after a son was born to Mr and Mrs Clifford Brown of Salem Oregon. J ON Gill returned to Kansas City after visiting his aunt. The marriage of Miss Katherine Hosford of Lawrence and Ralph Graham of Fairfax Okla occurred this morning. Mr and Mrs A W Berger announce the birth of a son on August 25. Mrs Herbert Stanford returned to Olathe after visiting Mrs Louis Rockland. Miss Delilah Pringle was a Kansas City passenger this morning.
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Adam Oliver
Clifford Brown
Salem
Ore
Gill
Kansas City
William Watts
Katherine Hosford
Lawrence
Ralph Graham
Fairfax
Oklo
A. W. Berger
Rhode Island Street
Knowledge of Russia and the American view
Knowledge of Russia U Grant Smith in Washington Poet argues Americans are ignorant of USSR life and languages. He contrasts languages, laws, religion, and costumes across Russia with American pluralism and freedom. He urges reading about Genghis Khan and the Golden Horde to grasp Russian mindsets and notes that communism critique in colleges overlooks real conditions in Communist countries.
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Russia
United States of America
Ussr
Russian Empire
India
United States
Ghengis Khan
I.Q
Yades
Baltic
Pacific
Obituary of Daniel E. Dahlene in Lawrence
Daniel E. Dahlene born December 26 1877 in Dalama Sweden immigrated with his parents June 1 1890 and lived in Lawrence the rest of his life. He married Ellen Johnson on March 17 1908 and resided on Illinois Street since 1907. He worked for the Will as a clerk for several years.
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Daniel E. Dahlene
Erick and
Anna Dahlene
Dalama
Sweden
America
Lawrence
Ellen Johnson
Illinois Street
The
Will
Obituary: Local man Hoakley Passes After Heart Ailment
Hoakley, once a shop owner and later an electrician with Greeber Brothers, died Monday afternoon August 1 at home after a heart ailment. Survived by wife Ellen, son Alvin, daughter Clark Phillips of Alexander VA, sister May Appie bourm of Chicago, and stepfather Leo Wellhoefer of Woodard OH. Funeral held August 4 at First Baptist Church with Rev. C A Fetter officiating. casket bearers listed.
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Chicago
Leo Wellhoefer
Woodard
Ohio
C. A. Fetter
First Baptist Church
A. Godding
G. Seamans
FE. Brune
F. C. Bensur
H. Jost
A. E. Olson
Faces Murder Charge In Paola Farm Slaying
Mrs Blanche Bokelman, 33, is to be arraigned in Paola on a first degree murder charge for the shooting death of her former husband George H Bokelman, 6, at their farm. A coroner jury ruled the death felonious, saying it occurred Friday night two weeks after their divorce. She claimed the shooting was accidental during an argument over farm property and poultry.
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Paola
Blanche Bokelman
George H. Bokelman
Bekelman
Two Privates to Return Home on Furloughs
Private Donald A. Cooke age 18, son of Mrs. Bess Cooke of 204 West Thirteenth street, and Private Clifford Eugene Welsh age 17, son of Mrs. Edna Welsh of 11 Elm street, are expected home soon on furloughs from Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas. Cooke will complete thirteen weeks of basic training before the furlough. They enlisted after completing high school in May.
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Donald A. Cooke
Bess Cooke
West Thirteenth Street
Clifford Eugene Welsh
Edna Welsh
Elm Street
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Roth
Local Social Gathers For Tea and Visits in Edgora
In Edora and surrounding area, families hosted guests this Tuesday and Thursday. Mrs G W Croskore and Mr Robert were among those visiting, with several residents sharing meals and supperCompany with friends from Topeka and Kansas City in casual social events.
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Arm
Aggesta
G WW. Croshere Cohon
Robert
Mero
Shirek
Ctopeka
Aid
Mes
Forsythe
Warren Forsythe
Soviet War Tensions Rise Near Yugoslavia and Hungary
Reports describe nerve war incidents after a Moscow note to Yugoslavia threatening harsher measures. Soviet troops and armored units shift toward the Yugoslav-Hungarian border at Mohács and Szeged while a warship travels Danube routes from Kladovo into Yugoslavia and Hungary. Fire at Fiume oil refinery and Yugoslav troop moves to Pola and Arsia are noted amid Cominform accusations. A Paine air field bombing near Pristina is claimed, Moscow denies a Soviet Cominform summit in Sofia.
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Yugoslavia
Romania
Mohncs
Szeged
Kladovo
Danube
Hungary
Brekb
Fiume
Romsa
Europe
Fume
Pola
Arsia
Renorts
Albania
Paine
Pristina
Moscow
Sofia
NEA Telephota
Radio Singer SORIZONTA 1 5 Depicted singing star
A puzzling list puzzle presents clues for across and down entries in a vertical grid. It includes musical references, abbreviations, and common wordplay such as metal rod notion and hunter.
Radio Programs Schedule on Whear-sis MBC and Affiliates
Radio grid lists programs and times across stations including WDAF WREN KMBC KCMO and KMBC. Entries mention Supper Club Today Market Counterspy Hollywood Cavalcade of America Mr and Mrs North Ame Town Meeting News and Jackpot and other shows with varying start times and host names.
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WDAF
KMBC
KCMO
KMRC
Momert
KMIRC
Hollywood Theater
Martis
Lewis
Bob Hawk
Ken Darby
Wren
KCMOQ
Korn
Kobblere
Weekend Guests and Local Family Gatherings in Kansas City Area
A long list of visits and guest stays is reported from Kansas City and nearby towns. Residents hosted relatives from Denver Oklahoma City and Carrollton with numerous dinners and outings. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Gideon Neis Dr and Mrs I A Reed Rev Willant Abersord Rev Job Douglan and Miss Pauline Eckerberry among others. The article notes church services at the local Methodist church and upcoming choir rehearsals along with school and teaching updates.
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Kansas City
Virginia
Norma Dean Brecheisen
Sarah Hausman
Philli
Meeder
Denver
Mreaman
WWE
Vire Ita
Norma Dean Kre
Ingert
wmoNts
Atst
Martin Bretthaupt
J Lo Doustas
Whittren
Wil- Vaan Sbersald
Kansas Ciy
Gerald Grosdidier
Wheatren
Herbert Grosdidier
Colorado
Ann Anderson
Carrollton
Frank Martin
Don
Archie Goodeer
Common Church
Goalger
Edna Peers
Swope Park
Betty Brunk
Lawrence
Rosemary Grosdidier
Grosdidier
Ray Miller
Judy
Maxine
Topeka
Diane Witt
Howard Caviness
Doris
Berry
Gabriel
William Spitzit
Tiarhara
Tfoorlock
Methodist Church
Jesss
George M. Bocourt
Dor. Boicourt
Gloria Harrix
Donna Marie Kurtz
J. D. Adams
L. T. Gaines
William H
Pauline Eckelberry
David Wilson
Baby
Harold Hess
Safe Protection Against Cholera in New Vaccine
Kansas City August 30 veterinarians report outstanding results from field tests after losing several million doses of the Jen-Sal Hog Cholera Vaccine. The exclusive Ren-Sal product protects hogs against cholera without live virus hazards and prevents disruption to feeding schedules. Hogs continue daily gains and reach market sooner. vaccine is available through local veterinarians everywhere and government approved.
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Kansas City
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Lawrence Privates
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Wilson
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Mel Fisher
Kaw Bridge
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Auto Lite
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