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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1951
Page
4
Radio Programs ECMO and WREN Listings Begin January Schedule
Radio listings show a dense array of stations ECMO WREN and others with January scheduling. Programs include sports news devotions music and classic show parades with names such as Gillette Frankie Drake Noah Webster Gene Autry Hopalong, and veterans features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ECMO
Wren
Sohany
Wren—Gillette
Boston Symphony
Cavalense
EM Stern
Sports
Alien
Newacast
Beay
WDAF
Bam
Happy Kitchen
Mio
Manners
Samios Junction
Newacost
Reno
Rowe Tb Egmo
KMBC
Junior Misa
Galen Drake
ECMG
Kmbc Farm
Fade Arnold
KCMG
Vaughn Monroe
Noah Webster
Gene Autry
KCMO
Oldecard Govldor
Bc—Gang Busters
Bran Creek Follies
Tish Creek
Judy Canova
Opry
Digieidind
KNBC
Kansas City Report
KCUMO
Kkmac
Mt. Hope
KMHC
Godfrey
Frank Sinatra
KFRKU
SLO
Charlie Wild
Kmbc Weather Bureau
Fhc
Jack Benny
KVWRG
Amos
Nant
Harris-Fase
Wren—Newa
Allen Frankun
Billy Graham
New Congress Powers Tested In House Rules Clash
Analysis of the early 1949 Congress shows a 4h coalition of Republicans and southern Democrats flexing control to shape the House rules. Voters’ demand for action looms as defense unity holds, while broad legislation hinges on the President’s stance and potential veto battles. The End era comments from Truman shadow the outlook on veto overrides and legislative stalled outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicane Ad Southern Demoocrate
House
Jagis
White House
Truman
U N Forces Ebb In Korea as Chinese Move South
A Wednesday night commentary argues that despite London belief, U N forces in Korea face a hopeless tide as Communist units push down the peninsula. Forces retreat from Seoul threaten coastal positions and Inchon port facilities are demolished, signaling likely withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.N
Korea
Seoul
Inchon
Korean
Koreas
State Budget Debates on Emergency Fund and Tax Relief
The article reviews proposed state economy measures including a four to five trillion emergency fund to cover shortfalls, aiming to balance necessary services with tax limits. It notes concerns about purchasing power, suggests the fund could middle ground between large appropriations and starving essential activities, and contrasts federal controls with state needs. It also cites a mother's letter on war support and critiques of administration policies in Far East affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagaman Gounsel
Journal-World
State Department
Far East
Old Home Town Units Start Camp Training
Members of Battery E, 127th field artillery and the 127th medical detachment entrained this morning for Camp Joseph B. Robinson for a year's training. Hagkell band gave a send off. Companies H and M depart Monday. Mr and Mrs John Uiich hosted 35th division soldiers and Cooperative club at the armory. Red Cross dinner at Falonship Hall Thursday with Judge Hugh Means as speaker. Mrs Archer LaForce of Tucson, Ariz, visited yesterday with Miss Maud Ellsworth. Miss Mary Elizabeth Sees returns to Huntington, Ind after holidays with her parents, Mr and Mrs John V Sees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
127Th Sfield Artillery
127Th
Joseph B. Robinson
Little Rock
Hagkell
John Uiich
Dutthis
35Th Division
Cooperative Club
Red Cross
Baldwin
Falonship ‘Hall
Hugh Means
Archer
Dinsmoor Elected Chamber Head. Regents Plan New University Auditorium
Twenty five years ago Paul C Dinsmoor was elected President of the Chamber of Commerce. A Kansas board of regents committee adopted mode plans for the new auditorium at the University directing the state architect to finish plans including a basketball court. A fire hazard note prompted a limited indoor sports provision. Mrs S M Gentry prepares to return home from Colorado tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Dinsmoor
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Board of Regents
University
S. M. Gentry
tColo
Birthday Party for Mrs. E. Barre at The Larches
Mrs. E. Barre entertained 161 friends at her home The Larches on West Ninth Street in Ames Iowa for a Saturday birthday celebration assisted by her sisters Mrs. D. Butcher and Miss Helen White. Guests included Marcella Kansas City Medelina McKone Helen Stallman and several others from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher Haskins
Frances Patton
Quivira Club
Geepe
M. Lee
Espaay
E. Barre Wait
Ninth Street
D. Butcher
Ames
Iowa
Helen White
Guesta
Marcella
Kansas City
Medelina McKone
Helen Stallman
Katherine McFarland
Evelyn Swarthout
Carolyn Rob Jonse
Ruth Rowlands
Anna Grace Doty
Wilma Hill
Wanda Best
Jane B
Helen Alter
Louise Hoxie
Ry Bess Doty
Marjorie Rowlands
Margaret Chamney
Kansas board of regents to locate University hospital in Kansas
Forty years ago the Kansas board of regents voted to place the University hospital in Kansas. Mrs. C. W. Murphy hosts Miss Margaret Parrot of Clay Center sister of Mrs. A. Griese this afternoon. The silver anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. McCurdy celebrated by Baptist church friends after prayer meeting. Mrs. E. G. Day and daughter Esther were in Lecompton today. Petitions nominating D. Bishop for a second term as mayor of Lawrence are being circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Board of Regenta
University Hospital
Kansas
C. W. Murphy
Margaret Parrot
Clay Center
A. Griese
S. H. McCurdy
Milgees Stone
Baptist Church Friends
E. G. Day
Esther
Lecompton
D. Bishop
Ee Lawrence
County 4 H Clubs Enter State Cherry Pie Contest
Douglas County 4 H clubs enter the State H club cherry pie baking contest set for January 31 at 8 30 p m at Kansas State College Manhattan Four girls from the county will compete for the county championship on January 13 The office of Miss Carvi Crowgey county home demonstration agent will announce the hour and place The entrants are Rocelyn Roney Jayhawk Lorna Craig Vinland Valley Caroline Wilbur and Margery Skinner Four Leaf Clover club Each contestant bakes two pies while judges observe judging focuses on ingredients arrangement equipment and work sequence The winner advances to the National contest in Chicago February 21 Also note a pressure gauge claims to detect one air molecule in ten billion in a vacuum system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Carvli Crowgey
Rocelyn Roney
Jayhawk
Lorna Craig
Vinland Valley
Caroline Wilbur
Margery Skinner
Letters to the Editor on Hoover Stalin and U N
A reader argues Hoover misreads U N appeasers of Stalin who would trap troops in Europe and Korea, claiming the U N operates as a collective under communist influence. The letter likens U N to Stalin’s tool and notes appeasement as a danger, referencing Mrs H M Brownlee and a Baltimore play dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Journal-World
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
U. N
Korea
Europe
U. MN
H. M. Brownlee
Bars by Hal Cochran and a two dollar bill mischance
A humorous note says a two dollar bill brings bad luck since it may be passed as a real bill. A New Jersey man reported finding an $800 Indian blanket portion of a story, sparking talk of a warpath over the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cochran
New Jersey
Food and socializing amid party season
The fragment reflects people cutting back on meals yet seeking indulgence with tasty but unhealthy foods. It notes frequent gatherings and invitations, and hints at telephone operators overhearing light, pleasant chatter amid social bustle.
World government as distant goal in UN debates
Dewitt Mackenzie notes Nehru's call for world government amid Western doubt. He argues the UN could precede a unified authority, but warns sovereignty concerns and neutral stances hinder progress. The piece cites Korea as proving UN limits and reflects on future global governance. Also, a New Zealand parrot named Kea is accused of harming sheep with a bounty issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
Nehru
Indi
Genneva
Switzerland
Red China
United States
United Nations Organization
U. N
League of Nations
New Zealand
Ben
Tulsa Mystery Seeks Missing Illini Family After Car Found
Tulsa, Jan. 5. Police search for a hitchhiker tied to a robbery as an Illinois family of five vanishes. Their car, found north of Tulsa with blood and bullet holes, shows puzzling odometer readings. Missing: Carl Mosser 33, Thelma 29, and children Ronald 7 Gary 5 Pamela 3. A hitchhiker with $100 fled in a blue Illinois-plate car. Wichita Falls sheriff reports a clue and cannot release details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Illinois
Osage County
Warren Smith
Carl Mosser
Thelma
Ronald Dean
Gary Carl
Pamela Sue
F.B.E
Oklahoma City
Ilineis
Atwood
Smith
Wichita Falls
Tex
Rts
Dick Mann
Mann
Decatur area scuffle during late night car chase
Last Saturday night a car sped from Decatur, ML, after a scuffle between two men. The vehicle left behind traces near Atwood, Masser home. The incident ties into broader labor union affiliations as discussions around federation status unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Atwood
Musical Instrument Horizon I Depicted
A compact cryptic clue style item hints at a horizon themed musical instrument. The text lists scattered terms like night birds burn iron symbol and Greek letters, suggesting a puzzle that blends form and meaning across the alphabetic clues.
TV Listings Schedule for WDAF Friday to Monday
Radio and TV guide style listing shows programs for January detailing times and shows across Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday. It lists Frank and Ollie Sonnyboy Doody Paul Whiteman News and sports segments and upcoming programs with hosts and times across multiple channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwt
Wdaf-Televis
Fran
Ollie
Hert Parks
Kate Smith
Kukla
Howdy Doody
Itaberta
Quinlan
Camel
Speidel
Arthur Godfrey Shaw
Alo
Tima
Jackson
Jill
Faye Emerson
Telenews
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Fiest
Sam Rayburn
America
France
Indo-China
Old Home Town
Happily Ever After
Baltimore
Loyola) College
Getten
United Nations
US. N
U. S
S. N
Soviet Bloc
Egypt
Indonesia
A. F. L. Ford
Washington
Jan
International Association of Machini
SMR
Robert A. Taft
Senate
iPaiRe
Joe Schelbar
Ees
Lawrence Pee
Wolfson
Bubdy Gallagher Motors
da Soteo
Flymouth Oliver
New Sout
Wales
Sheen
Ebbal
Hrown
Newa
Sparta
Jack Carter
Lisa
Philed Playhouse
Meert Thy Treas Bhinega
HANNA
RCA Victor
Chrysler
Plymouth Compter
Slundeewood
Selwood
A. Wiggins
Motorola
N.Y
Decker-Keys Agency
Warren Decker Myron
Televiews
Magel
Gerald
Bea
Man's Radio
New York St
Tion
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