Spending and revenues loom in Kansas state budgeting
The Journal-World notes that as lawmakers near the next legislative draw, state officials and taxpayers seek funds to cover rising spending. While sales tax provides about 34 percent of state revenues, other taxes have only fluctuated slightly, and government spending has risen across departments. Parking provision near the new state office building could improve project balance. It also recounts William R. Mathews urging prisoner repatriation under the Geneva treaty, warning of dangerous precedents and the need to uphold law amid wartime policy debates.
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Kansas
Commerce Clearing House of
Chicaro
Lawrence
William R. Mathews
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson
Mathews
United Nations
Mathewa
Arizona
Eisenhower’s Korea trip seen as prep for decisions
President-elect Eisenhower travels to the theater of war with a deliberate pace and uses the route to consult with cabinet members and advisers. The journey emphasizes study over haste, signaling that no snap judgments will come from his Korea visit as he gathers facts for future policy decisions.
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Eisenhower
Korea
Eiisenhower
Parking Space and State Building Debate in Topeka
In Topeka a dispute over the proposed state office building grows as architects quarrel and citizens note plans omit employee parking and space for state records. Debates compare state needs with private sector practices seeking ample provision for parking as government workload increases.
Old Home Town Four signals mark test blackout beginning
Local signals will use whistles from water plant paper mill and K A and Haskell to mark test blackout starts and ends. Notices of local residents and travelers, including Army service enlistments and visits, fill this community report with names and daily routines from December.
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K. A
Haskell
Jack Blevins
Alice Blevins
Army Air Force
Pvt
John Blevins
Camp Roberts
Calif
E. R. Acher
Rody Skinner
Dominue Acher
Richard Skinner
Terry Malott
Joel Malott
Ralph Hagenbach
Jon Traylor
Obed 'Thompson
Tommie Parker
Bruce Schaake
Bobby Glahn
Bobby Endacott
Alan Indacott
John Arnett
Fred Wiley
Bill Snyder
Raymond Schwegler
Larry Fenstemaker
Larry Bruweiser
Walter Rae Olson
Charles Lindell
Wichita Falls
Tex
Sheppard Field
Heavens Declare Wim and Local Birth Notices
The item lists church names Passme 72 18 yelda Wilson and others with roles and titles. It notes Mr and Mrs John Hoffman Kanwaka are parents of a daughter born Thanksgiving day and Mr and Mrs H Bell announce a son born December 6. Mrs S G Keys Lebanon Mo visits and Miss Julia Helmendach spent yesterday in Eudora.
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Yelda Wilson
Eillen Channing
Ida Bailey
Mary Reynolds
Susan Kemp
John Hoffman
lKanwaka
H. Bell
S. G. Keys
Lebanon
A. H. Githam
Julia Helmendach
Eudora
Kindness to Animals Backfires Near Ottawa
John Laws of Ottawa tried to free a skunk trapped in a tin can on a road near Ottawa. The skunk allegedly spared him and he released it by tearing the can with pliers. The can had held a perfumed deodorant. Big Spring Texas reports Dwight David Collins as the first Howard County baby named for President-elect Eisenhower.
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Ottawa
John Laws
Laws
Big Spring
Tex
Howard County
Catter
Eisenhower
Dwight David Collins
Calvin Coolidge Collins
Barbs by Hal Cochran and a mishmash of notes
fragmentary OCR text mentions Hal Cochran, safety notes, a hound dog attractor, kitchen accidents, a miller with opinions, and a garbled line about three teenagers arrested. No clear event or cohesive narrative emerges from the readable fragments.
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Hal Cochran
Sey2 & Safety Authority
Letters Warn Against Underestimating Soviet Education and Religion
A reader argues that the Kremlin reshapes Soviet education to a military and gendered system with 34 million students, noting noncoed schooling and heavy state control. The letter accuses Russia of using a manipulated church role to expand state power, praising a moral authority beyond any man and urging American religious freedom.
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Journa-W
Russia
Kremlin
Russie
Stalin
God
Alexei
Moscow
United States
Mra
W. E.G
Family Escapes Injury As Propeller Hits House
A B23 bomber from Castle Air Force Base near Merced strikes a Bakersfield residence, narrowly missing a family of five. The blade sheared a corner room while the Cowles and their three children were in an adjoining area. Air Force withheld details for security reasons.
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Bakersfield
Calif
George Cowle
Ener
Air Force
Castle Air Force Base
Meresd, Calif
World Today Eisenhower Inherited War Ends Hopes
Chronicle of the transition period as President-elect Eisenhower weighs Korea policy. He cannot publicly decide yet, while Cabinet talks in the Pacific may hint at plans. Analysts warn that any move risks casualties, alliance reactions, and broader Cold War consequences with Russia.
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Vamer
Washington
Eisenhower
Pacific
America
Korea
Asia
Russia
Three Day Inauguration Party Planned for Eisenhower
Washington reports a three day nationwide celebration for President elect Eisenhower. Dancer George Murphy will direct entertainment after his Monday appointment. Highlights include a National Symphony Orchestra concert January 18 a vaudeville style show January 19 and an invitation only ball January 20 following the inauguration.
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Washington
Eisenhower
George Murphy
Murphy
National Symphony Orchestra
Trumans Return Today For 6 Weeks in Capital
INDEPENDENCE Mo The President and Mrs Truman prepare to depart Missouri for Washington to resume six weeks of duties as chief of state They returned for the funeral of Mrs David W Wallace 90 Mrs Truman's mother and will stay in seclusion until leaving Tuesday for the capital
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Independence
Truman
Washington
Missouri
David W. Wallace
Trumans
Salert seeks Armed Services chair to press Korean War end
Massachusetts Senator Leverett Salert says he will urge Gen. MacArthur to testify before the Senate Armed Services Committee to discuss a solution to the Korean War if he is named chair of the panel.
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Stone
Leverett Salert Stor Mass
Machete
Senate Armed Services
State Traffic Deaths in Topeka Reach 1952 Toll
State accident reports show Topeka traffic fatalities totaling 519 for 1952 to date, compared with 554 in the same period of 1951. Public safety officials urge caution as workloads rise.
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Topeka
Kansas
Usurping Heritage Freart Hunters During Deer Season
Missouri hunters killed about 6,897 deer during a three day season ending Saturday night with totals expected to approach 7,000 as reports finalize. The Missouri Conservation Commission released revised figures on Monday reflecting the strong hunting activity across the state.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Missouri Conservation Commission
Eisenhower urged to consult MacArthur on Korea plan
Senator McCarthy said Ike should use Gen Douglas MacArthur’s genius to shape a new Korea War strategy. MacArthur hinted at a clear solution without heavy Allied casualties and reserved his plan for discussion with the incoming administration. Separate interviews by Butler and Stennis echoed the view Ike will seek MacArthur’s views after his Korea trip. Wild potatoes have been found in Chile and Peru, cultivated by Indians before Spaniards arrived.
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Washington
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
John Marshall Butler
R-Md
John Stennis
D-Miss
Chile
Peru
Notre Dame Visit Highlights Local Social News
Eudora W. C. Mercier spent four days at Notre Dame visiting his son Ward a Notre Dame student Ward played in the band and sang the national emblem before the Notre Dame USC game Ward will accompany the band to Chicago for a concert and will be the Studebaker 100th anniversary band soloist at the Sherman Hotel Ward returns Dec 20 for a two week home vacation In Lawrence Friday African Violet Club met in Chamber of Commerce room Mrs Warner Lincoln Mrs Billi Ness Mrs Frank Greiner and Mrs Ray Ogden attended
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W. C. Mercier
Notre Dame
Ward
Mercier
Southern California
Chicago
Studebaker
Sherman Hotel
Eudora
Warner Lincoln
Billi Ness
Frank Greiner
Ray Ogden
Lawrence
African Violet Club
Chamber Commerce Room
Pure Milk Producers
Paul Gabriel
Howard Petelish
John Schopper
Kanasz City
Charles Davidson
Joe Eder
Bert Moll
Walter Marckley
Elmer Lindell
Charles Lindell
Mattie Lindell
Elda Marckley
Wilber Marckley
of. Lawrence
Sim Snyder
Ralph Snyder
Diedrich
Tranbarger Sr
Topeka
TV Radio Star Crossword Clues Roundup
A dense list of numbered across and down crossword clues with definitions and partial phrases. Includes references to a star group, body parts, geographic names, etymology hints, and various noun and verb clues such as attack object classification fashion and poetic terms.
Radio Programs Listings on Multiple Stations
Radio schedules show KMBC WDAF and WBEN style airings with a mix of news, variety, drama, and music. Programs include newsgrams, talk, ranch reports, and guest features across the day, with several recurring shows and time slots.
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Big Jon Ig
KMBC
Eae Jackson
News of the World
Mindy Garson
KMTBC
Cavalcade of America
Heart of America Newsreel TV Summary
Der. B Quia presents Kida Safety Scout Sports in a 6:10 heart of America Newsreel highlighting safety and scouting topics.
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Haciggion
Heart of America
Evening radio schedule for December 8 1952
The listing outlines an all day broadcast lineup with shows from Search for Tomorrow at 11:20 to Easy Chair Theater at 11:05, including soap operas, musical programs, news, sports, and theater segments across daytime and evening slots.
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Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Kitchen Klub
Hawkins Falls
Gabby Hayes
Sporte
Barrington the
Heart of America
New
Maeter Works From France A Concert At 5 43
KANU FM presents aMart concert from France with a veteran program aired Tuesday night at 5 43. Merle Harmon covers the event alongside chamber music previews and campus happenings through 10 News.
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Orman
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J. W. Munzar
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Agsscisied Press
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Tig
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Review Club
F. A. Cook
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F. M. Dawson
Earnest Boyce
J. A. Dent
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Lila
Johnnie
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John Watts
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Twin Mound
E. C. Wilson
George Sullivan
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Henry Montfoort
Sam Rukes
Fogerty
Nellie
Sarah Gibler
Elmer “Thurber
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Clyde Hiatt
Harry Skinner
New Mexico
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Washington Post
J.B
East Morrissterday
Woman's Relief Corps
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Carrie Kuhn
Lote
THE
Marlow
Yalu
Capital
Judent Raya
Seattle
American Farm Bureau Federation
Merle Miller
Iowa
34Thaniounl Farm Bureau Covention
New Guineas
Guido
J. Carrol
Shis
Yorkshire
As & Razor
Elvidiel Sole
K.C
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Godire
WDAF
SIBC
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Bill Gristich
Wren
Jeanie JC Wetd
Erren Hs
Wdafoh Hilghte
KMBEC
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Bill Ring
WDAK
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Jones
EAB Strestiel
Burana
Sam Bryant
WDAP
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Mrs. Burton
Hollywood News
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Tennessee
Brown
Just Plain
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KMEC
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Drake
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J. Benton
BC Clu
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Freedom
Grousho
WEEN
Avatory
Jason
Wrens Deterias
Beulah
Howe
Neeea Frank Jones
Beulah Cincuit
Gustafson
KFKU
Symphony Halt
Jeffersonian Heritag
C. B. Albright
Phony
Boggs Hat Shop i
Atwell
Alec Halt
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Phoos
Acousticon
Roy Gilbert
Eldridge Hotel
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