Analysis Shows Ihe No Party Shaker By Peter Edson
Washington analysis weighs Eisenhower influence on the GOP as physicians declare him fit for another five years. Senate loyalties split into pro Eisenhower, critical factions, and in-between neutrals. leaders Knowland Bridges Millikin seen as driving Republican cohesion while a remaining minority blocks parts of the program. If Ike steps down, GOP lacks a clear successor.
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Eisenhower
Republican Party
Ike
U.S. Senate
Senate
Congress
Knowland
Bridges
Millikin
National Committee For
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Aiken
Bush
Conn
Carlson
Kas
Case
N. J
Cotton
N. H
Duff
Flanders
Wt Ives
N. Y
Payne
Potter
Mich
Salstonstall
Mass
Smith
Smith, Me
Thye
Ind
Dirksen
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Listings
A dense OCR produced schedule lists WDAF WREN KMBC and other stations for February 22 23 with programs from morning to late night. It names newscasts soap segments variety shows top of evening news and iconic programs such as Groucho Marx Arthur Godfrey and Mickey Mouse Club along with classic serials and game shows.
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WDAF
BC News
KMBC
Wren—Tello
Ha Wen
Rts
MBC
Sime
WDAFC
Morgan Beatty Row Trenies
Bc—News
Truth Or Consequences
Wren
Emporia State
Groucho Marx
Sound Mirror
Wrene
You
Dar—Pibber
McGee & Molly
Brush
Megonews
A. OS
Newa
KMAC
Peleon Eddle
Kmac—Good. Wh! Tour Report Wrin—Washburn Vn St. Henedlers
Fibber & Molly
Ombardo
Wdar—K.cu
Martin Bloch
Nwees
Kolo
Three Star News
Sparta
Famous Playhouse
Sport Tonight
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Night Owl
News
Guiding Light
Robert Q. Lawis
Movie Museum
World Report
NBC
Bob Crosby
Pinky Lee
Ile Barly
Billy Smith
Preston Ie
Lone
Grouchy Mara
Cummings
Eshop Sheen
Star Tonight
Highway Patrol
Tux
San Francesco Gert
Secretary of Agriculture
Moyle Treat
Instructed Sympathy Urges Less Freedom in Memorial Gifts
The piece argues that memorial gifts are increasingly guided by instruction from the bereaved, limiting natural expressions of sympathy. It notes hosts of options from flowers to donations to loan funds, welfare programs, or church projects, and warns against a trend toward prescriptive tributes.
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Veterisfaerian
Chamber of Commerce
Bue
Washington Father of His Country on His Birthday
A reflective tribute arguing George Washington embodies restraint and leadership at a key historical turning point. It lauds his steady stewardship alongside Jefferson Madison Adams and Hamilton, crediting him with shaping America's early government and the flowing liberty of the American Revolution.
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George Washington
Washington
America
Germany
Russia
Jefferson
Hamilton
Madison
Adams
Poplar Trees Proposed For City Parking Lot View
The city could aid building owners by planting poplar trees along the west edge of the 800 block New Hampshire Street parking lot to obscure unattractive backs of buildings. Trees would be inexpensive, offer a green backdrop, and live about eight years before renovation may negate further needs. The piece also notes a local police car theft and an Asheville incident involving a dangerous street hole.
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New Hampshire Street
Letter on Wes Santee and AAU controversy at KU
A Journal-World reader recounts meeting Wes Santee at the Student Union, critiques AAU actions on his suspension for a monetary issue, and urges fair scrutiny. The letter defends Santee as an Kansan hero and supports KU runners Nieder, Bitner, Blair, and Oerter aiming for the Olympics, stressing innocence until proven guilty.
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Student Union
Wes Santee
America
Miler
Track
Wes
AAU
Santee
Seven
Australia
Lawrence Olympic
Kansas University
Nieder
Bitner
Blair
Oerter
Comment New Slant on Taxes Des Moines Tribune
A Des Moines Tribune piece notes high television prize giveaways spark discussion of a steep progressive federal income tax. It argues defense needs keep taxes high and that lowering rates across the board appears as a rich-man tax cut, complicating political sell.
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Des Moines Tribune
WU. S
Avalanche-Hunting Man From Colorado Keeps Roads Open
Ted Hokken a lean red haired man hunts avalanches in Colorado using a military style snow control unit. He fires explosive shells to trigger slides away from highways, clearing lanes within an hour. The program, run with engineer George Miles, uses named avalanche zones like The Seven Sisters and The Pink Lady to stabilize passes and reduce deadly road closures.
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Denver
Ted Hokken
Ameried
Howker
Caborca Department of
Huoshways
Colorado
Dist
George Miles
Slippery Jim
Professor
Miles
Bakken
Bowitner
de Nave
Ted
Ted Hal
Lobbying No Crime Unless Bribe Offer Is Made
James Marlow explains lobbying in Washington, noting it is a constitutional right and can aid Congress by presenting facts from professional lobbyists across various groups. The issue arises when money is used to sway votes, potentially violating laws like the Corrupt Practices Act and registration requirements from 1946, with lobbying's roots tracing to the Continental Congress era.
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James Marlow Washington
Senate
Congress
Noth
White House
Republic
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Unclear OCR excerpt on student expectations and allowances
Fragmentary text cites a professor urging allowances for college students amid confusion about happiness and high aims. No definite people, places, or events emerge. content is garbled and lacks actionable facts.
Red Cross Fund Head Appointed In 1946 Campaign
Walter Varnum named to lead the county 1946 Red Cross fundraising drive by county chairman H. G. Barr. County commissioners adopt a Wednesday resolution banning dancing in places selling beer. Robert Hedrick hired to assist the county dog catcher Archie Dumas in capturing stray dogs. Carl Graeber and Reymond Dockery file for Republican nomination to the fifth war council post. Governor Sam Ford of Montana attends the Missouri Basin conference in Topeka, recalling KU ties as band member and football player. Kenneth Mitchell promoted to corporal in Manila.
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Walter Varnum
Red Cross Fund
H. G. Barr
Robert Hedrick
Archie Dumas
Carl Graeber
Reymond Dockery
War Council
Sam Ford
Montana
Kansas University
Topeka
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Pat Murray
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Frank Evans
Lucille Meredith
Junius Underwood
Seth Slaughter
Brackett Farm Bureau
Alfred Jehle
Jack Kelsey
Jacob Hammig
Manhattan
K. Funk
Anna Sweeney
Kansas City
Roxy
R.U
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Madame Schuman-Heink
C. H. Graham
Baldwin
Kansas Cavalry
C. E. Friend
Dar George Washington
Marcella Hanscome
J. S. St. Clair
H. Winey
Henry Asher
T. H. Chalkley
H. B. Peairs
Marshall Gorrill
C. Bunker
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Williamstown
A. J. Parnell
New York
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Hot Springs
Arkanes
St. Garr
Safeway Market
Kenneth Vinyard
Mgr
Elgin Watch Sale
College Jeweler
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