Parking relief urged as city buys new downtown lot
City commissioners approved purchasing a 40 car lot on New Hampshire street to ease downtown parking scarcity. Readers urge more lots, private lot use, and a city plan to encourage merchants to provide spaces. The piece credits officials and condemns holdouts, warning growth hinges on better parking.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
New Hampshire Street
Massachusetts ‘Street
Vermont
New Hampshire
Aeller
Eee
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
City Com
Eisenhower schools plan eyed as liberal new aid drive
President Eisenhower seeks seven billion in new school construction over three years with a federal share near one billion annually. The plan faces questions over cost, bond purchase gimmicks, and state agency financing while tax payer burdens may rise.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
H. Alexander Smith
N. J
U. S
U.S. Treasury
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Reels Through KMBC and WDAF
A messy OCR of a radio and TV program grid lists shows tied to KMBC WDAF and related stations with times and names such as Allan Jackson, Rosem Clooney, Dinah Shore, Perry Como, and Amos 'N Andy. It mentions various segments and news briefs across February dates, noting entertainment and tax topics among the listings.
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KMBC
Thureday
Allan Jackson
Woarotas
Vnvening
Wren—Tello
Man
Go Wonder
Eagle
WDAF
Beatty
Han
Pate Stern
Hope
Rosem Clooney Wren
Boston Blackin
Amos 'N
Sewn
Oise
Wdaree McGee
Be Wren
Nebc
Jim Burke
Wearo
Munc—Newecker
Wren
Tello
Chorallers
WEEN
Loke
Ranger
Morgan Beatty
Trohare
Pete Wren
KFEU
Dinah Shorett
Neowa
TV schedule listing for February 1 across stations
A cluttered TV grid lists programs and times for WDAF TV KMBC WHB KOMO on Thursday February 1, including Hopalong Cassidy Conilclub The Trail Weather News Three Star News Crusader Rabbit Lone Ranger Dragnet Lux Video Theatre Public Defender Stories of the Century Lone Wolf Tonight Tonight and various daytime and variety shows with multiple titles, times, and channels.
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News Caravan
Jane Froman
Groucho Mars
Ray Milland
Ford Theatre
Television Theatre
Four Star Playhouse
Lux Video Theatre
Public Defender
Stories of the Century
Lone Wolf
Gary Moore
Rogarry Moore
Shellab Graham
Syogtibe
Rien
Rich Hones
Ernie Aliant Laag
Rompet
Sweeney BeArouna
PrArouna
Pinky Lee
Fararly
Comiclub
News
Three Star News
Daly
Ray Bolger
Tors
Ste Ee Riley
Rte
A Dragon to Be Slain Appeals for Heart Fund Help
The appeal urges contributions to the Heart Fund to aid in combating heart disease, noting progress in eradicating cholera, yellow fever, and tuberculosis while emphasizing that fathers remain endangered by heart ailments. Survivors mourn losses but press for continued treatment, relief, and prevention as life expectancy rises.
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Heart Fund
When the Snow Goes Away
In Topeka Capital readers discuss seasonal change and lingering snow. Citizens reflect on the calendar’s advance and the futility of hoping for lasting snow cover while gardens await spring work.
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Charles Pearson
Topeka
Secretary Wilson Challenges Atomic Race Claims
Secretary Wilson disputes public belief that the graviet government 10 superiority in the atomic race. The Marysville motor has made its last run despite efforts to keep it in service, with willingness to do almost anything to stay open if business warranted.
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Wilson
Kovernment
Marysville Motor
Dulles hints on Quemoy Matsu fate amid island defense
Secretary of State Dulles gave a vague answer on whether the Reds could hold Quemoy and Matsu. He suggested the United States might defend the islands if attacked but would not commit to others. Chiang Kai-shek’s forces hold Formosa and the Pescadores, with Tachens ceded to Red China. the fate of the two Kinmen islands remains unclear.
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Dulles
Quemoy and
Matsu_ islands
New York
Sands Marlow
Reds
United States
Formosa
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang*Kai-shek
Pescadores Islands
Pescadores
Chiang
Eisenhower
Congress
Tachen Islands
Maisu
Muerney
Bible Verse: John 1 3 Without him was not anything made
A brief religious verse cites John 1 3 stating that nothing was made without him. It emphasizes the creation through Christ and frames a note on divine involvement in all creation.
Be Your Own Chippendale Distressing Modern Antiques
Hal Boyle reports on the self do it yourself craze to age new furniture into fake antiques. Gordon Obrig, pioneer designer, warns that about 80 percent of American antique furniture is fake and outlines distressing methods to simulate age while advising buyers to demand provenance.
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New York
America
Gordon Obrig
Obrig
London
England
Conn
Return of a Native on the American Bison
Christian Science Monitor recollects Pierre Chouteau III recalling vast bison herds on the upper Missouri. The piece notes the slaughter by white men for hides and sport, contrasts with modern recovery in parks, refuges, and ranches, and muses on potential crossbreeds and long term value of the species.
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Christian Science Monitor
Pierre Chouteau III
Upper
Missouri
Kansas
Quiz Q What famous trophy was re cently returned to the United States
Quiz asks about the Davis Cup as the trophy recently returned to the United States amid Australia’s first defeat since 1949. It notes the event as a symbol of international tennis supremacy.
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United States
Old Home 18 Years Ago At Family Dinners And Births
Local notes show Lt. E L Robinson honored at dinner by F C Russell family with Mary Ann and a lineup of relatives from Leavenworth Lawrence and nearby areas. Birth of a daughter announced for Mrs. Howard Lindley. Kathleen celebrated at Colonial with many friends. In addition, social events include showers, birthdays, anniversaries and moves among residents of Lawrence Eudora and nearby towns.
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F. C. Russell
E. L. Robinson
The
Colonial
Kathleen
Nancy Underwood
Dorothy Dimond
Sue Wright
Dorothy Roberts
Janice Emick
Shireley Kent
Nancy Cain
Ann Clifton
Norma Jean Dolan
Patsy Allison
Katherine Barnett
Donna Kent
Shirley Dahlene
Kermit Broers
Lawrence
Eudora
Lewis Howard
Delmer Bennett
Philip Ernst Jr
Edna Schaake
Ernst
Laurena Marsh
Leona Marsh
Crystal Soxman
Viola Schaake
Wilna Broat
Faye Husted
Elena Ernst
Milton Patterson
M. L. Schaake
Charles Schaake
Paul Coker
E. S. Bennett
Tommy Atkinson
Frederick Bick
Rudolph Gantz
Weaver
W. K. Edgar
Edgars
A. 1
Mabel Heaston
Maude Brewster
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ed Huey
Baldwin
Ben LeSner
Memphis
Tenn
J. F. Schoepflin
Lecompton
N. A. Skinner
Norwood
Barbs and bright talk frame a moment in daily life
In a short reflection an observer notes how people praise themselves, the odd comfort of hotel towels, troublesome neighbors versus self-reliant ones, and the appeal of open fires over steam heat. A social twist suggests a woman who seeks a man may avoid an old maid fate.
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