Congress Reviews Free World Trade Limits With China Issue
Congress opposition grows as McClellan's committee probes Commerce Dept hearings on easing controls. Embargo lists are top secret under the Consultative Group in Paris, with 15 allied nations enforcing restrictions on arms and strategic materials to Communist China.
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Peter Edson
Washington
China
Anthony Eden
Arkansas
John L. McClellan
Commerce Department
U.S
Consultaire Group
Paris
United States
Canada
Japan
Free World
France
Italy
Communist Party
Soviet
Russia
Taoany
Chincom
China Committee
United Nations
Kwotea
Consultative Group
Korea
Formosa
Viet Nam
South Asia
International Cooperation
John B. Hollister
Red China
Twas
He Wong A
Hoo Wat R Tia
Ay Wirschalf
Radio and TV Schedules Span Feb 20 24 Listings
A dense, year 1950s style station grid lists programs across WOAT HHS KMBC WREN KFRU WDAF etc. including News at multiple hours, shows such as Bob Hope guests, musical programs, dramas, sports, and late night newscasts. The page mixes daytime and evening lineups for Mon Feb 20 Tue Feb 21 and Tue Feb 24 with numerous time stamps and station codes.
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Woat Hhs
KMBC
WREN
KFRU
KSIMU
WIAF
KMBO
Fingaiutste
WDAF
Wokmbc
Tello West
WDAP
Morsun Beatty
Wren—Munte
Orr
Uber McGee
KMBUC
Guy Lombardo
The
Wing of Hearts
Martin Ihels
Just Fine
Wdak —Dragnet
KMNC
Alehop
WDA
MPS
Marrin Winch
Public debate over gas bill and alleged political contributions
The text outlines confusion over a natural gas pricing bill vetoed by President Eisenhower, noting a $2,500 attempted campaign donation to Senator Case and broader accusations of labor and industry influence. It questions fairness, cites larger campaign contributions, and urges exposing undue influence in politics.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Republican
Sen
South Dakota
United States
Douglas Af Tllinois
Neuberger
Minnesota
Humphrey
Parking crisis on the Hill at Kansas University
The piece laments KU's parking woes on its scenic hillsite amid growth and funding gaps. It contrasts potential sites like Foothill and Allen Field with fiscal limits, noting slower Lawrence progress versus KU and mentioning a sardonic note on auto age and faculty humor.
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Kansas University
Franklin D. Murphy
K. U
K. UV
Allen Field
Ouse
Mney
Lawrence
Little Chance For All-Out Probe On Political Funds
The World Today reports slim odds of a full Senate inquiry into political spending and lobbying. Senator Gore plans to probe campaign contributions. Senator Kennedy will study lobbying. Senate leader Knowland questions Gore's jurisdiction and hints at a special committee as a alternative.
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MES Marlow
Washington
Eynics Siznet
Senate
Congress
Sen. Gore
D-Tenn
Marlow
Sen. Kennedy
T- Mass
Knowland
California
Gore
Mansfield
D-Mont
Curtis
R-Neb
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Committee On Rules and Administration
Kennedy
Bible Verse Mispelled Snapshot From Early Page
An antiquated verse fragment presents a religious line about peace and a mind kept in perfect calm. The text appears misspelled and archaic, with unclear source date or author.
Air Force to Mold Its Aces at New Academy Near Colorado Springs
Hal Boyle reports on the Air Force planning a distinct academy to train its pilots and leaders. The temporary site near Colorado Springs will become a permanent headquarters by summer 1954, reflecting the service’s push for separateness and prestige akin to West Point and Annapolis. Kansas State University’s rising status is noted as its influence grows in American higher education.
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Denver
St Bephore
Armateh
Waallish
America
West Point
Annapolis
Air Barre
Army
Navy
Air Force
God Willing
Congress
Colorado Speligs
Theraid Army
Hubert KR. Harmon
Billy Mitchell
Fred
Earth
Kansay University Praised for Rapid Progress Under Murphy
Chancellor Franklin Murphy reports Kansay University as advancing in quality and research with expanding library and stronger graduate programs. Grants from foundations support studies while the campus attracts students from 105 Kansas counties 48 states and 47 foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Murphy
Kansay University
State University
Kansas
Iso
U.S
Schdors
Murphy
Barbs of Indiana Sisters in Law Marriage
Two Indiana sisters married two brothers creating sisters in law who now quarrel more than before. The piece notes parents wish their children would not repeat teen antics and jokes about home comfort from furniture. An interior decorator calls the home as comfortable as its furniture. A quip suggests a husband should buy his wife a couch for himself.
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Indiana
Quiz Qs From The Era On Religion And Society
A reader quiz covers the Christian flag as a Protestant emblem used since 1887 with a blue canton and red cross on white. It also dismisses the theory that wars skew gender balance as lacking scientific basis and notes Camp Fire Girls favor the WOHELO watchword for work health and love. It ends by asserting that women control the nation's wealth.
Woodrow W. Miller installed as Standard Life secretary
Old Home Town notes Woodrow W. Miller installed yesterday as secretary of the Standard Life Association after election while serving as a Navy lieutenant. Several community items follow including local meetings, anniversaries, and social events with names and places throughout.
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Woodrow W. Miller
Standard Life Association
Earl Potter
St. Mary's
Robert Haggart
Charles Oehlert
Arthur Winchell
Arden Ott
Myrnice Neis
Floyd Ott
Walter Keeler
Brownsville
Tex
H. N. Tihen
Wichita
Hazel E. Simmons
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank Sommer
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Buckstin
Billy Smith
Three Star News
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Patti Page
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Thirns
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Censor
Mour VY
Joffrey's Talent Scoute
Voice of Firestone
Lye Lucy Edie Spy
Robert Montgomery
Medical Horizons
Studo
Ethel and Albert
Ad Pisyhouse
Healines
Mimt
Kéuncup
Ois Ci
Flayhouse
Lem Paul
Mary Pord
Sunny
Romner
Inele Frank Funnies
Ute Maraemyn
Lewis Jones
Maakae Webapp Thon
Dirk Ale
Mavern
Warnera Bros
News Caravan
Iton Berle
Rotary
Phil Silvers
Jane Wyman
Daddy
Red Skelton
Cavalcade Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Studio 87
Studio 6
Night Owl News
Texas Outomatre
Hal Boyle
Kansans
Old Home Town
A. J. Mix
F. B. Davis
William §. Johnson
R. D. O'Leary
R. H. Wheeler
May Gardner
Margaret Lynn
Brun Radtke
C. M. Mix
Jayhawk
Ruby Leonhard
Wilma Hartman
Max Laptad
Nelle Hudson
Helen Wagstaff
Bridge
Ilse Wilhelmi
Columbus
Ohio
Mothers’ League
Spain
Josephine Marshall
Ruth Stoland
Kathleen Myers
Eleanor Casey
Theta Sigmag Phi Journalism Fraternity
Et A
Mary Antin
Miss Antin
Clara Abel
Caroline McNutt
Blanche Simons
Maureen McKernan
Zeke Hammer
Kathleen Macoubrie
Caroline Greer
Mildred Eppard
Marion Lewis
Margaret McElwain
Pearl Stewart
Helen Trumble
Fay Wickersham
Norma Stewart
Mary Alt
Frances Renner
Ferne McQueen
Evelyn Hayden
Margaret Miles
Gracy Hornby
Ruth Hornby
Eunice Attman
Ralph Howard
Lewis Bartz
Raymond Teasley
Joe Acer
Henry Polkosky
Jay Mars
Will Hayden
Archie Price
Robert Price Everett McCarty
Merriam Johnson
Levi Silvis
Varsity
Clara Kimball “Young
Bessie Barksdale
Omaha
Neb
St. O
Safeway Market
Kenneth Vinyard
Mer
General Electric
Charlton Insurance Agency
Ees
Insurance Building
Post Office
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