Gleaned debate over wiretapping in state and federal law
In a December 17 1952 issue the Lawrence Daily Journal World cites a debate over wiretaps used by state authorities. It notes a review of the Vincent case, a Tangier diplomat recalled amid loyalty doubts, and ties to China policy shifting stance. It discusses legality, civil rights, and potential federal permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
American State Department
Far East
John Carter Vincent
State Department
Tangier
Morocco
Vincent
Louis Budenz
Senate
Red
Chiang Kai-shek
Owen Lattimore
Chiang
United States
Question of a Leader in Democratic Opposition to Stevenson
The piece notes strong intra party resistance to Governor Stevenson as a potential Democratic presidential leader. It cites Democrats preferring other figures and lingering resentment toward Truman fueling skepticism about Stevenson’s viability for a second campaign. It frames Stevenson facing not only GOP headwinds but internal party doubt and unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Truman
Chicago
Supreme Court Upheld Wiretapping for Evidence in State Cases
A U S Supreme Court decision upholding wiretapping to obtain evidence in a Texas case is noted. The ruling could affect Kansas graft prosecutions where wiretapping appeared in a Kansas City Kansas case, halted when the official resigned. Attorney General Fatzer comments on the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Texas
Kansas City
Kansas
Supreme Court
Fatzer
Civil Service Reform and Unrest at the UN
A critique of the new civil service rule requiring a recommendation letter from the county Democratic chairman with job applications. Critics say it undermines nonpartisan staffing. A Russian at the UN suspected as a Soviet spy recruiter is noted. Interagency flood control quarrels are condemned as wasteful. Reporters question electors meeting dynamics and joke about Santa Claus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
U.N
Births and community notices fill Old Home Town
Birth announcements include Susan Graham daughter of Wesley McCalla and Mrs. McCalla and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Proctor. Brookyn Dodgers coaches Getto and Hargiss plan return from New York. Radford, Va. move for Lemuel Wiley and children Opal and Arnold. Helen Louise Redding marks tenth birthday. Red Cross enrolls 1500 members with 1800 dollars raised since Armistice. League of Municipalities to meet in Lawrence Meoday with Rankin as president. Officers of Ladies Circle No 1 Grand Army of the Republic elected. Christmas issue of the High School Budget features three Harold stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley McCallas
Susan Graham
Herman Proctor Lave
Mike Getto
iCoach H. W. Hargiss
Brooklyn Dodgera
New York
Lemuel Wiley
Opal
Arnold
Morrow
Radford
Wiley
Hercules Pow‘der Co
Earl Redding
Helen Louise Redding
Jean Denny
Patty
Margaret Barr
Margaret ‘Smith
Jean Wiley
Helen Olmalead
Shirlene Turner
Doris Wiging
Bertha Harbour
Phyllis Fehrbass
Judy Ericson
Arley al- Diane Allen
Yallie Baker
Dong- Jap County
American Red Cross
Ste
A. A. Ladgston
League of ‘Municipalities
Lawrence Meoday
Meyer R. C. Rankin
Robert Anton
Minnie Anton
Gray County
Udorn
Ladies Circle No
Grand Army of the Republic
Belle Techni
Mmrs. A. Mitchell
Fier Ie
Au Belle A
Diantha On
Chaplin
Marsha A. Porter
Try
Augusta Rankingrand
Peta Sed
Helen Racker
Lawrence
Ie Progremive
Hhs
Harold
Marriage of Lenora Stubbs to Dr Pouett Stewart at Windmill Hill
Lenora Stubbs daughter of Governor and Mrs W R Stubbs wed Dr Pouett Stewart at the gubernatorial residence. Ceremony featured Friends service with Rev W C Payne officiating and a Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffmann sung by Hannah Mitchell Gladys Clark Nina Pilkington and Elizabeth Dunaway. Ethelyne Harrison played the wedding march. Margaret Stubbs Marguerite Stewart flower girls. attendants Helen Pendleton Jessica Shortt James Stewart Will Stewart. Also notes George Otts Belleview delegates to Grange convention and Jefferson state office building naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Stewart
Topeka
E. Haworth
W. C. Payne
Friends
Hannah Mitchell
Gladys Clark
Nina Pilkington
Elizabeth Dunaway
Tales of Hoffman
Ethelyne Harrison
Margaret Stubbs
Marguerite Stewart
Helen Pendleton
Jessica Shortt
James Stewart
Will Stewart
Barbs by Mal Cochran You Won't Be Able to Bisane
A confused clipping hints at Mal Cochran barbs about 1953 dining habits and a playful misquote about pudding and eating. The fragmentary text reads as a teasing sports or humor note, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mal Cochran
Unclear fragmentary note on a school repair and staff
Fragmentary text mentions a successful man and a request about repair work in classrooms. It references teachers and school context with unclear names and events. The readable parts indicate a general school maintenance theme without concrete facts or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandy
Mart
Owen
eBoys
Kansas City Kansan: Wichita Picks Historic Revival With Parks Plan
A Wichita feature urges recreating the Cow Town of 1872 and Wyandotte county landmarks. It argues for marking old sites like the council house and Conley fort near Fourth Street and Huron cemetery, proposing a park system boost and educational displays. Preservation could attract visitors and income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansan
Wichita
Arkansas River
Wyandotte County
Old Quindaro
Nebraska Avenue
Wyandot Council House
Fourth and
Nebraska
Conley
Huron Cemetery
Conley Sisters
America
Argentine District
Tensquataway
Prophet Springs
Lattimore Indicted On Seven Perjury Counts in Senate Feelings
The article recounts Gwen Lattimore facing a seven count federal indictment for perjury tied to sworn testimony before Senate inquiries into Far Eastern policy and Communist influence. It notes his past clashes with McCarthy and senators, his role at Johns Hopkins, and the IPR connections cited by investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gwen Lattimore
Lattimore
State Department
Johns Hopkins
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Tydings
Maryland
Latrimore
U. S
Far East
China
Korea
Senate
Sen. McCarran
Nevada
Lee
Mass
Institute of Pacific Relations
IPR
Pacific
Pacific Affairs
McCarran
Louis Budenz
Budenz
Justice Department
Big egg on first try in Malvern pullet record
James Bell, Malvern, shows a white veghorn pullet egg laid in her first attempt. The egg measures 8.14 inches around the ends and 6.5 inches at the middle and weighs 5 ounces. A seasoned hen’s egg weighs about two ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Ark
James Bell
Bachauer Recital Draws Small Yet Loyal Audience
Gina Bachauer’s Hoch Auditorium recital drew a disappointingly small crowd yet delivered one of the season’s most stimulating musical events. The pianist’s powerful technique shone in Tausig and Bach, Mozart, Chopin, Brahms and Shostakovich pieces, with graceful contrast and masterful control. A bouquet was presented by two young men as the second half opened with Brahms and ended with Shostakovich dances and Albeniz Navarra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gina
Bachauer
Hoch
Mme
Tausig
Mozart
Steinway
Silberman
Chopin
Brahms
Albeniz
Toy Shop Crossword Clue List
Puzzle fills horizontal and vertical clues for a word grid with typical entries like spinning toy mite little girl s toy boy s cry of Bacchanats sword used in fencing compass po table napkin cat s toy rubber Woody plan land wheel form sailor in Arabian Nights prison head preposition place followers pull roughly girl s name consumed Danish tax sterilner individuals Miss Turner child s game spreads to dry one who c onfix above orifice cut Scottish by Permits Former English country herb two toed sloth weather machine lists listens bear Italian town.
Puzzle Answer Grid Snapshot
The puzzle lists numbered clues and answers with missing fills. It includes entries such as 25 Runs wild 45 Irish assembly 26 Intertwining 46 Clan 28 Strong string 47 Pen name of, 30 Antitoxins Charles Lamb 31 Poker stake 48 Sea eagle 33 Sew loosely 50 Chair, 35 Leg parts 51 Hireling 40 Assented 52 Asterisk 43 Rye disease 55 Donkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Assembly
Clan
Charles Lamb
Radio Programs Listings for KMBC to WREN Stations
A scrambled radio schedule fragment lists KMBC XUMO WDAF and other stations with program cues including names like Jon and Ian Jackson and Echoes Christian Lite Basins. It shows times such as 1:00 and mentions theaters and playhouse segments alongside unidentified studio notes. The fragment lacks complete sentences but indicates a cross-station broadcast grid and program placeholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Ian Jackson
Bachauer Encores Highlight Closing Night Trio
The review notes an unfortunate closing number from salon music and says Mme Bachauer did not perform it well. It praises three encores Chopin Etude in C minor, Debussy or Poulenc? actually Mom pou's Young Girls in the Garden and Chopin Etude in A minor, all delivered with consistent testing quality across the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Bachauer
Chopin
Mompou
DiSalle Rejoins Anti-Inflation Controls as Economic Stabilizer
Michael DiSalle returns to government price and wage controls, named economic stabilizer to oversee the anti inflation program. He plans to resign from the current post and takes over from Roger L. Putnam as Eisenhower era transition begins January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Michael v. DiSalle
Trumant
DiSalle
Controls
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Office of
Senate
Roger L. Putnam
Putnam
Pri
Springfield
Misa
WREN-DX 1 to WREN-Breakfast Gas Weather r-Newacai
Radio schedule fragment from WREN stations lists a chaotic lineup of broadcasts across WREN and partner channels. Mentions morning shows, weather updates, sports, and entertainment blocks with multiple call letters like KMBC WDAF and WBEC. Names appear as placeholders, suggesting a scanned listing of programs and times rather than a coherent article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WREN
Palkennten
WDAF
Newacast
MBC
Frank Jones
Thureday
K. C
KMBC
Newacaal
Bea Johnson
Bob EoPe
Jemima
Belen
Ee Jon and
Sparkie
Newa
Allan Jackman
Bee
Jack Bentos
WDAP
Carson
Silver Eagle
Roy Boners
KMEC
FBI
WEEN
KFEU
Junior Avi
KMB
Lunsmoke Wren
Eas Caner
Cannes
Robert Trout
Wren—Sports Baroe—Nevacaat
Jack Benton
Maso
Television listings for December 17 schedule
The page shows a TV grid for Wednesday December 17 with programs such as End Superman 4 delay, Barrington sports, Love Talk About the Weather, News Heart of America, Sundown Uptown and Camel News Caravan. It lists JoNiela Allen’s Sports and Douglas Fairbanks Jr. programs with evening news and weather slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Heart of America
Newareel
Uptown
JoNiela Allen
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Jazz and Concert Schedule on KANU-FM December 17
On Wednesday December 17 KANU-FM lists a full evening of programs beginning 5:30 PM with a Jazz Concert followed by Sports at 5:45 and candlelight concerts at 6:00. Jeffersonian Heritage at 7:00 and Organ Concert at 7:30. Thursday December 18 continues with previews from Four Winds and Music You Want at 5 and 6:10 This Is Music, Concert Hall, Broadway Rhapso ends the night with Chamber Music at 9 PM Sign Off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Harmon
Yaten
The
Four Winds
Muale Lande
American Folkways
Tate
Meria Harmop
Concert Hall
Jayhawk Lockeraus
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Tae
Lawrence Daily
Joournal-World Foumlad
Mmwants
ES World Company
Dours
Entene
Becom
Smaiay
Teléphves
Tyaeber
Aausciated Press
Wember Andi Bureas
Santa Claus
Old Home Town
GOD
Trraet
Missouri
Thomas Jefferson
Pittsberg
Dowski
Chris Lindl Proutens
Kingman
Courier
Czechoslovakia
Verona
James Marlow
G. Criss Simpson
Toy Shop
OPS
Ding Light
Fierry Ed Sia
En Klub
Gustafson
Kanu
KFKU
Chirgprattic Health Service
Fyvaninge
DE. C. KR
Alseight
D. C
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Your Phillips 66 Theatre
Modern Theatre
eavaTiRus
Phillips 66
Phillips
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