Lawrence Daily Brief News Dispatches and Audit Bureau Mention
A garbled news blurb from the Lawrence Daily references the Associated Press and the Audit Bureau of Circulations. It mentions a 2079 date and signals a broad scope of tacit news prints and distribution oversight within the paper.
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Awrenca
Kaniat
Talephone 22
Associated Prene
Piers Mn
Ave
Tenblitaetion
Tacul
AD News Dispatches
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Freedom With a Price Tag in Eastern Europe
An editorial condemns paying ransom to free four American aviators held in a satellite power prison. It notes another American businessman was freed under harsh pressure and an American newsman remains captive. The piece questions government policy and warns against making extortion a permanent practice in U S relations with Eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Ali
State highway plan urged after floods and missing white line safety
In Kansas the state highway department faces calls to speed new highway construction and repair old roads after last summer’s floods. A Gardenay Telegram warning highlights the absence of white lines on many blacktop roads, calling them lifesavers that prevent accidents. The editor urges better coordination and consistent safety publicity across all departments to fix the centerline issue nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Gardenay Telegram
Telegram
Kansas
Artists at Mob Action and the King Farouk Riots
The piece argues that riots followed Farouk naming Western minded leaders to posts, inspired by agitators in Britain. It suggests agitators learned to manipulate mob heat and cool it, turning on and off agitation to serve their purpose amid a century of change and uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Farouk
Great Britain
Only up to paint they seek to gain power and order
The fragment suggests a shift toward consolidation as power is approached, with emphasis on establishing control and coordination. It hints at preparatory steps for broader influence and societal stability through orderly measures.
Lawrence Daily Broadcasts 1951 Holiday Radio Schedule
This 1951 listing from Lawrence Kansas shows a dense schedule of radio programs across stations KMBC, WREN, WCAO and others. Notable entries include music, news, and variety segments featuring performers such as Arthur Godtrays, Margaret, and AMOS with choirs. The timetable details times like 10:00 PM and ongoing evening programming through December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawrence
Kansas
Wawrence Daily Tournat-World
Ellie O
Tom Woah
Wessome
Arthur Godtrs
Fatty Crocker
Newa
Len Gehan
Margaret A
Ainty Marlin
Wee Weiler
Kmecorld
Kiana Wealenty
WDAF
Firestone
Apieria Tirecoit
Hawi
AMOS
Lauiernun Analgnit
KMUC
Newerant
Nowerngr Reale Sugar Muse
OpHinise
How to Save Defense Metals and Keep Workers Employed
Washington December 29 jeder from Detroit led a high level conference on defending metals and jobs. Gov Williams, Mayor Cobo, auto industry leaders and defense officials urged action as cuts to steel aluminum and copper threaten mass unemployment in Michigan. Officials warned civilian production setbacks could cost hundreds of thousands of jobs, while defense orders fail to fill the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashington
Govienment
Indiatry
Lek
Cam Plainia
Detroit
Defense Mobilizer
Charan
B. Wilson
Defense Production
Auto Company
Walter Heather
United Automobile Workers
CIO
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Albert Cobo
Lictroit
Blair Moody f-Michy
Fleischmann
Willms
Nolandni
Detroit Board of Commerce
Inca
Wilson
Gener Motors
Wilkin
Reuther
Year Leap Sparks Silence on Eligible Bakers and Brass
The Salina Journal notes talk of Leap Year lists of eligible bachelors as 1940 approaches. Married men and office staff joke about the custom, with political chatter on Eisenhower and Stassen, a postponed steel strike, and a 102 year old Pony Express rider, Broncho Charlie Miller, now in New York.
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Salina Journal
Ealing
Pony Expres
Charlie’ Miller
New York
Easly
New Oil Strike Spurs Middle East Speculation
In Kuwait a new field promises large oil supply attracting attention to Britain’s oil interests in the Middle East. British government stability improves prospects for Anglo Transoil and allied firms while concerns rise about foreign interference and the Tran government seizure of oil assets. Observers note the Ruwalt ruler watches closely as foreign powers weigh in on operations.
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Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Britain
Mite
Anglo Tranian Oil Company
Tran
Ruwalt
Intorerkles
Old Home Town Named Kansas City Chief of Police
Old Home Town Will Johns was today named chief of police in Kansas City. The local man who fought weeds last summer is vindicated as weather changes are noted. The paper also lists engagements marriages and social events in Kansas City and nearby towns with multiple named residents and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Johns
Kansas City
Floyd Husson_Cox, Jr
U. S. Naval Air Corps
Frank C. Hensler
Selma
Mark Alexander
Fort Benning
E. E. Alexander
Lawrence
Sara Sitvene
Haskell
Francis L. Treft
Eudora
Robert Oyler
Ethel Merritt
Washington, D.C
L. N. Lewis
Dodge City
Public pique and press roasts over a columnist
The article recalls Doris Fleeson, Sterling Kansas born gas columnists, once praised by the national administration but later mocked by President Truman during a press conference for her bonnet. It argues the gag shows intolerance to a lady journalist and hints at future payback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manx Pas Haya News
Doris Flerson
Sterling
Kansas
Is. Fleeson
Doris
Truman
Miss Freeson
United States
Misa Fleesen
Off Street Parking Lot plan eyed for Lawrence
Letters to the Editor urge Lawrence city officials to pursue an off street parking lot costing about 62 500 to support the downtown tax base. The writer argues street widening and parking costs exceed 625 per stall and that business and industry fund schools and city services through taxes. They urge hard headed action to preserve the economy and future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Hutchingon
Lawrence
Italy
U S Brings Tax Suit Against Couple in Hawaii
The United States filed a suit in Honolulu seeking 1,084,089 in income taxes and penalties against Mr and Mrs Lawrence Santos owners of a Honolulu shoe store. The lien, the largest in Hawaii, covers their properties with taxes dating back to 1943. the couple was believed abroad.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Lawrence Santos
Santos
Barbs and memories from Baldwin life in one issue
A jumble of notes covers a farmer's drinking dare in Milan, a Baldwin family reunion with gifts and photos, and multiple local updates. Gov Arn sends congratulations to Mr and Mrs Randel on their long marriage as other residents receive visits and health notes.
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Randel
Mr. Randel
Baldwin
5Th and
Elm Sts
Wilbur Randel
Bakersfield
Calif
Clarence Randel
Montie Randel
Art Randel
Ruth Hird
Robert Raymond Randel
William Randel
Don Randel
Clara Reusch
Lawrence
Fay O’brien
Melvern
Walter Randel
Ottawa
Fern Hagerman
Vinland
Randels
Edward F. Arn
State House
Topeka
Clare Hayes
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harvey Booth
Ralph Stutzman
Caruthers
H. K. Ebb
Mr. Hayes
Charles Neal
Baldwin family Christmas greetings and moves noted
Elaine Borecker and family visited Grahams in Baldwin over Christmas. Aubrey Burgtorf transfers from Minneapolis to Rapid City. Aubrey’s parents plan move soon. Robert and Randel mark golden wedding with 12 children and 14 grandchildren. 100 guests from Baldwin area attended open house amid mumps illness among two grandchildren. House decor featured yellow accents.
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Elaine Borecker
Bruce
Wichita
Finley Graham
Grahams
Emporia
Champ Graham
A. EH. Burgtorf
Aubrey Burgtorf
Minneapolis
Mion
Rapid City
S. D
Burgtorf
Carrol
John
Robert Randel
Lawrence
Olathe
Wellsville
Melvern
Appanoose
Ottawa
Vinland
Baldwin
Christmas dinner guests spread across Eudora list
Edith Reusch hosted Christmas dinner with a large group of relatives and friends. Attendees included Harold Reusch and Harold Jr, Lester Massey family, Grant Edelbrock Kansas City, Pete Edelbrock, Mary Cook, Chola Breithaupt and Carrol Schopper, Don Muncy and two children, T. L. Creeaven Topeka party, Jerry Harris hosts with Gloria and Jimmy. Leslie Kindred hosted a holiday dinner with Francis Riordan Wichita, Leo Reiley Kansas City, Carrol Gerstenberger family, Lewie Kindred and children, Nell Catlin, Durlin Kindred.
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Edith Reusch
Harold Reusch
Harold Jr
Lester Massey
Leland
Harald Raymond
Bobbie
Grant Edelbrock
Kansas City
Pete Edelbrock
Mary Cook
Chola Breithaupt
Carrol Schopper
Don Muncy
T. L. Creeaven
Topeka
Jerry Harris
Chilane
Gloria
Jimmy
Leslie Kindred
Francis Riordan
Wichita
Leo Reiley
Carrol Gerstenberger
LaWanda
Carrol Sue
Lewie
Judy and
Lyle
Nell Catlin
Durlin
Christmas Socials and Family Gatherings Across Lawrence Area
A long list of local families from Kankan City to Lawrence share Christmas dinners and visits. Mr and Mrs Walter Had and relatives attend a funeral in Gardner. Several households host holiday meals, including the Had, Torneden, Greiner, and Born families, with Kansas University students home for vacation. Local church activities pause for Jan 9 meeting as St Theresa Society plans a rural visit.
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L. N. Flint
American Association of Schools and Departments
Columbus
Ohio
Elizabeth M. Sifers
Iola
George P. Hollingbery
Weatherby
George M. Rinehart
Nannie G In
Luella, Sherry
Whitla
Mildred Snyder
Walter Whitin
Katherine Weatherby
Olive Weatherby
Herbert Weatherby
Laura Rankin
Bridge
Grace Love
Jonesboro
Ark
George Esterly
Gue Brune
Low
Robert Mason
W. Atkinson
Waahit
Edward Hal Lemon
Phoenix
Ariz
Edward
Lemon
Fred Cleland
Pon
Miles
Vinland
Kansas City
Kankan City
Rant Alpha Catlin
Lawrener
Byron Eisele
Mra
W. J. Eisele
Lawrence
Christman
Myron Fixele
Charlen Cox
Mes
Paul Hadi
Robert Hadt
Harrold Duncan
Alefred Torneden
Bill Knight
Walter Had
Gardner
M. Winter
Frank Greiner
Anita Stadler
Harold Had
Stephen
John
Ralph Greiner
Paul Had
Mae v Hadi
Robert Hadi
Carl Vernon Kurtz
Linda
Howard Bernitz
Alfred Torneden
Linwood
Bill Wright
Billie
Mise Gretta Reelz
Kansas University
Misa Joan Dunlap
Kanaan University
St. Theresa Society
George Grosdidier
Nort
Phillip Born
Quie Galyen
Colwich
TV Guide Highlights Weekend Schedule at Fair Meadows UB
A scanned TV listings page outlines programs across Saturday and Sunday at WDAF TV and UB fair venues. It notes various shows from Bed Laetnge Ate Warthere to The Town O Frad Waring Bow, with names like Henry Hadle Cantor and Tamarree 11 on the schedule and mentions community forum and sport segments.
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Pamuintly
Fair Meadows
Henry Hadle
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