Radio and TV Programs Tas Copy Below is Provided By The Stations
A scanned listing shows radio and TV schedules for KMBC WDAF WREN and KMBC stations on Tuesday December 11 and Wednesday December 12. It names programs like News 10 KMBC Just Fine Music Top of Evening Tello Test and various hour by hour show lineups including sports, talk, and entertainment across multiple stations. The fragment includes channel identifiers and program times with loose order and garbled OCR.
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KMBC
WREN
WDAF
WDAP
Morgen Beatty
Kfku
Jazs
Martin Block
Sound
Waalburty
Maryville
WDAL
Ted Heath
KMBG
Russ Morgan Orch
RUA
Ith Nordin
Saleheea
KuDe
Gateel Heatther
Web Mather
Wren—Guy Ton Karda
AMBO
Just
Wwren—Tello- Test
KMBO
Wdaphaorgan Beatty
Orme
Panily
REK
Arence Welk
KMAC
Quy Lombard
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Nhe
Edge of Night
Ory Theatre
Little Afargis
Dr. N. Ventor
Three Star News
Movie Museum
Eddie Fisher
News
Arthur Godfrey Shaw
Hiram Holiday
Vatcer
Highway Patrol
Moraie & Harriat
Television Theatre
Ford Theatre
20Th Century Fox
Wednight
Rosemary Clooney
Hook, Lina & Gun
Celebrity Playhouse
Dick Powell
Bparts
No Phonies Please Santa Selection Now At Issue
Critics urge careful Santa casting as 1956 approaches. Children quickly sense sincerity patience and kindness, judging real versus fake with the world’s sharpest eye. Poor choices risk disappointment and lost trust in the seasonal figure.
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St. Nick
Santa
Santa Claus
North Pole
Rememer
Labor vs big business in union propaganda clash
Indiana labor commissioner George F. Hinkle says unions spend millions to paint management as villainous while industrialists fund counter campaigns. He accuses union bosses of political ambitions and warns freedoms for children may erode if anti free enterprise forces grow. He concedes some industrialists are not benevolent.
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N Labor
Indiana
George F. Hinkle
Indiana Division of Labor
Madison Avenue
Hinkle
U.S
Abor
One for Everybody How many special weeks in 1957
A recent U S Chamber of Commerce publication lists 177 planned special weeks for 1957 with proclamations and media promotion. It names oddities like Cottage Cheese Cling Peach Salad Time Grand Old Opry Week Save The Horse Week and other novelty themes alongside 169 more as press agents hype these observances.
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U. S. Chamber of
Save the Horse
Clee
Emily Hahn Endorses American Men for Desert Island Life
English author Emily Hahn says she would rather be stranded with an American than an Englishman. She praises the American for resourcefulness but flags a flaw as a would be “chaser.” The piece humorously contrasts builders versus suitors as she contemplates life on a South Pacific isle.
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Emily Hahn
Emil
Miss Hahn
Jack Emily
Jack Emily Says She Would Rather Be Cast On A Desert Isle
U. S
Desert Isles
Emily
Dorothy Lamour
Diamonds are cheaper this year for marriages and gifts
An industry spokesman notes diamond prices peak in 1946 but are lower now, with a one carat ring ranging from 90 to 220 dollars versus 1946. The piece traces historic shifts in diamond use, includes Agnes Sorel’s tale, and notes Diamond buying trends, including male ownership and regional demand.
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Tisharndts
America
Amo
Santa Claus
Albert Hause
Jewelry Industry Council
Agus
Texan
Oklahoma
California
Chicago
New York
Elizabeth Taylor
Haase
World Today New Aid to Britain Is Being Discussed
AP News analyst James Marlow reports that an IMF loan of 31.3 billion to Britain is under discussion but details remain unclear. The move follows Britain's joint action with France against Egypt, which strained finances and disrupted Middle East oil shipments via the Suez Canal. The United States is assessing the aid impact and policy directions.
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Britain
Washington P
International Monetary Fund
Washington
France
Egypt
Middle East
Suez Canal
United States
Bible Verse Mention Attributed To Maid And Peter
A fragment from a 1817 text notes a maid asking Peter if he is one of Jesus disciples in a scene echoing biblical dialogue. The line appears as an old quotation linked to ecclesiastical storytelling from the period.
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Peter
Painting on Display And Bill Escaped By DOUG LARSEN
Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey unveiled a restored portrait of former Treasury Secretary William Pitt Fessenden in his office, funded by Fessenden’s great nephew John Baxter of Brunswick Maine. Baxter explained he was in better shape to cover the costs after reviewing debts. A New Englander, he insisted on a New England image in Humphrey’s office. The restoration was prompted by a discovered damaged picture found in the basement. Baxter funded the project and attended the unveiling.
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Bill
Doug Larsen
Ken Gilmore
Washington
the Treasury
George Humphrey
Treasury
William Pitt Fessenden
Humphrey
Nils Lennartson
Fessenden
John Baxter
Brunswick
Maine
Baxter
Nils
Kester L. Hastings
Army
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Old Home Town Features Parade and Local News
Old Home Town reports the Santa Claus parade includes a new marching group, the elementary school band, with drum majorettes Lois Edwards Patty Lu Steen Rose mary Rollins and Janice Entick. Local events note city approval of a city garbage pickup system and a community baseball park. 1,300 voters participated. Hospital directors reelect incumbents. Meantime convicts escape Ian Leavenworth, wounding the warden and taking him hostage. Community clubs elect officers. Legion plans a bugle and drums corps. Birthday party for Frances Mee. The film Frankenstein may be banned in Kansas unless censor cuts are accepted. A letter condemns street spitting to curb tuberculosis. KU enrollments show 1,383 students (1,140 men, 243 women). A Lawrence and Tonganoxie party tours highways with Portland Cement Co. The Varsity shows Charlie Chaplin in The Count and Viola Dana in The Gates of Eden. admission ten cents.
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Lois Edwards
Patty Lu’ Steen
Rosemary Rollins
Janice Entick
Bobby Koch
Susan Campbell
Caroline Carter
Barbara Cohen
Judy Allen
Vera Stough
Barbara Richardson
Morris Springer
Raymond Schwegler
Dick McMillin
Bobby Nichols
Harry
Ian Leavenworth
Irvin W. Hartley
Cooperative Club
Bruce McKee
John Rumsey
Glenn Moody
Howard Sutherland
Walter Schaal
A. N. Yancy
American Legion
Bugle and Drums Corps of Legion
John Mee
Frances
Carol Mmy Er
Mary Nelle Rankin
Martha Swinehart
Katherine Ochse
Barbara Roper
Annabel Keeler
Helen Jane Wise
Virginia Austill
Beverly Essick
Doris Dunkley
Florence Jean Eggert
Kansas
Universal Film Corporation
George Barker
Junior Civic League
K.U
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Olinofa
Michigan
Portland Cement Co
Charlie Chaplain
Viola Dana
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Tusaday
Alickey Mousa Club
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Mary Ford
Tij
Tuna
Jonathan Winters
Sherrff
Cochise
Jane Wyman
Victor Borge
DuPont Theatre
Circle
Navy Log
Studio 57
Science Fiction Theatre
Charles Boyer
TBA
By Jack Zimmerm
EDIA
NEA Service
Hal Boyle
Agnes Sovel
Cartes VII
Aggie
Dopey
Charley
Hoey
Agnes
Europe
Vicw
Nixon
Congress
James Do. Magerty
Mene Iary Fund
Ach
Eisenhower
James Marlow
AP News
White House
Ske
Augusta
Les Amis d'Escoffier
National Broadcasting Company
Julian Goodman
NBC
TV News
Pakistan
Buck Lanham
Penn-Texas Corp
International Rescue Committee
Buck
1St Cavalry Division
Old Home Town
A. V
Phillips
T.V
Montgomery Ward
Eldridge Hotel
Acousticon Stephens Ca
Nat'! Bank of Topeka Bldg
Topeka, Kansas
Avocuea IS
Energy
Tahee
Nwer and Light Company
Fess
Mel Fisher
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