Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights January 18 19 Listings
A dense OCR of radio programming for January 18 and 19 shows multiple stations including WREN WDAF KMBC KCMO and KMBC with a mix of serials newsand musical programs. Entries mention The Lone Ranger The Great Adventure Space Patrol The Falcon Gene Autry and Jack Benny among others with time blocks and show titles.
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KCMO
Wren
WDAF
Jim Aisa
Lone Ranger
Te Rogers
Tim Enah
FBI Incre
Wear Peters
Harriet Axle
Harriet van Wars
Wdafa
KMBC
Roz Allen
Gillatte
Cavalcade of Sports
BI Stern
Jack Benton
Jim Monroe
EMBC
Beulah
KCHO
al Phillips
Remoth
Scotty
Village Chapel
Frank Jones
A3bc
ECMQ
Space Patrol
Space Farrel
Newacant
ECMO
Armour Everua
National Farm Hage Wren
Shawnee Co
Newacast
Metropollina
SEA
MGM Newn
Archle Andrews
KMBU
Gene Autry
KMBUC
Hopatong Puzaeldy
WDAR
Dluds Sinack
Bo—Gang Munters
Forhes
Grand Ol Opry MK
Bryan Creek
Pollina
Vaughn Monroy
Wdaf- Sa
Fk Benton Wien
Thive Lune
Loreto Reet Mir
Mile
Nova Wren
San Proubisco
Sketenbanc
KMAC
Freudly We Hall
Lynn Murrs
Kanana City
Lutheran Hour
Aview Eakonts
WDAE
Bill Graha
NMC
Redecta
CML
Uwaka
Martin
MBC
Rine Drew Pearson
Burau
Thea Biz Shor Wren
Jack Benny
Mo—Newa
Kmbc- Amon
Wrens
Herzen and
McCarthy
Kmbc—Playhouse
Theater Guild
HMBC
Neet Carl
Archer Wren
Walter Winchell
Eddie Kcmo
Hollywood Stara Kambc- Garitel Cionkraan
KCMG
Paul Harvey Wean
Jaeceton
Tin Pan
Valien Wren
Kmbc—Choraliere
Billy Grahan
Lawrence Daily World Ad Rates and Post Office Info
Lawrence Daily World lists subscription costs and mailing details with various rates for carriers and mail customers. It notes editor names and office address, and indicates newspaper entry for Lawrence, Kansas under postal act of 1879.
Journal-World Incomplete masthead January 18 1952
The fragment shows a daily newspaper masthead for the Journal-World with staff titles and Associated Press affiliation. It lists Daily Except Sunday Managing Editor Dopa Stuons Publisher Laurence Kanter and AP Bureau of Circulations membership. The date is Friday January 18 1952.
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Mpany
Dopa Stuons
Laurence, Kanter
Associated Premn
Associated Prem
al AP
Aedit Bureau of
Must Government Cost More Governor Ann on taxes and services
Governor Ann asserts the state can maintain current services without new taxes, challenging federal calls for higher taxes. He warns rising debt and spending threaten solvency, urges officials from local to national levels to consider what the people can afford and curb lavish spending.
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Ann
White House
Long Long Trail in Louisiana politics stirs national attention
Louisiana primaries drew national interest as candidates aligned with Governor Lang and U. S. Senator Lang vied for the governorship. The governor’s man reached the runoff, while the senator’s pick finished third. Voters faced the repeated question which Long they trusted, amid a campaign described as a long political saga.
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Louisiana
Lang
U. S
Long
Accidents cost rise sparks blame across regions
The National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters says fault is misattributed for rising car accident costs. Local rates reflect drivers own behavior and enforcement, not where the car travels. Exorbitant awards and lax rules drive insurance up, while Kansas liquor politics rise as option votes loom. Korea faces postwar challenges and resilient headlines emerge from Western snowstorms.
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National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Pivon
St.Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Casualty Bureau
Old Home Town Notes and Local Events
Old Home Town items list visits by North Dakota entomologist Gray Butcher and families, weekend guests, a Liberty Memorial High School graduate heading to Kendall Hall in New Hampshire, theater protests over George White's Scandals, and a Topeka social party. Also noted are a KU professor leave of absence, a wedding at J. S. Silvis home, naval assignments, anniversaries, local weather issues, and community club consolidations.
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de. F Gray Butcher
North Dakota
Kendall Hall
Cleve Bowser
Narrows, Va
Jr. C. Metsker
George White
Rowersack Theater
F. M. Mollitay
Fuleration of Women's Clubs
Offic Vo G. T
Holliday
Will ‘Johns
C. C. Steawart
Fa Mes. Hla
O. W. Gaunt
Virginia Esli
Topeka
Albert Keese
Will Graham
Ie Farmer
William Dorking
Nest
Palestine
B. Willoy
Barbs By Wal Cochran Atchers in Florida Golf Tourney
An obscure Florida golf event draws light chatter as locals note oddities in play. An explorer claims jungle life is safer than city streets while a bold thief steals four cartons of shoes, all right-footed, unsettling the culprit. February looms with wine promises and March is urged to arrive early.
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Bn Tlinodis
Food Waste and Government Policy in Farm Aid Debate
A critique laments U S grain storage in five Midwest states totaling about 230 million dollars with CCC inspectors guarding against deterioration and embezzlement. The piece argues the waste of unsold apples and potatoes while foreign aid persists, blaming government missteps and missed human impact rather than farmers, and questions the logic of current farm price supports and storage practices.
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Arkansas
Uncle Sam
Midwestern
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Arrests in Tunisia Trigger General Strike and Unrest
French-led police raided about 20 top Tunisian nationalist and communist leaders in pre-dawn arrests and sent them to secret rural detention sites. A general strike was ordered in Tunis by the Union Générale Tunisienne du Travail. Three Tunisians died and at least 50 were injured as police fired on mobs at Ferryville and Bizerte. Habib Bourguiba, head of Neo Destour, among those seized. Bourguiba had highlighted Tunisia's independence in recent world outreach.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Strcks
Union Génndralé Tunisienne du Travail
General Union of Tunisian Workers
Ferryville
Bizerte
National Congress of the
NeoDestour
New Constitutional Party
Habib Bourguiba
Nea Destour
France
Bourguiba
United States
Britain
North Africa
Tangier
Churchill of the 19th Century Portrait in WartimeLegacy
Washington report on Winston Churchill aged 77, a figure of the 19th century facing a diminished Britain and rising national independence movements. His Congress speech blends valor with nostalgia, stressing unity in Europe while resisting full merger. Also notes Billy Morgan’s 50 years at Elgin National Watch Co. and Hashimoto resigning over Japan wartime budget cuts.
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Washington
Winston Churchill
Congress
Churchill
Britain
Middle East
Europe
Postal Card Plan Sparks House Debate in Washington
Washington January 18 The postal card plan sparks contention as Rep Hagen argues higher bulk prices protect commercial printers and jobs while opponents file repeal bills The law raised government post card prices to deter competition with private shops and caused confusion among lawmakers.
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Washington
Hagen
Rminn
jStare
Rhodes
D-Pa
Rhores
Lehman Calls for Cleaning Up Federal Jobs in Speech
Senator Lehman, a liberal NY Democrat, warned that corruption in government harms trust and aids enemies. He urged routing out wrongdoers from federal posts in a prepared address at the Women's National Democratic Club and expressed hope for President Truman to seek another term.
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Washington
Lehman
Democratic Party
New Yorker
America
Women's National Democratic Club
Truman
Storage of Grain Needs More Research in Kansas
Topeka reports the Kansas Wheat Quality Council urged independent research on grain storage. At and annual meeting the council called for a private-funded study to tackle excessive moisture insect infestation and microbial deterioration. President Herman Praeger noted Kansas wheat is a large industry and a 1 percent change in production equals about 4 million dollars to farmers.
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Topeka
Kansas Wheat Quality Council
Herman Praeger
Claflin
Oil
Kansas
Obituary of Walter Stephen Hadie Hadle of Gardner area
Walter Stephen Hadle born July 13 1898 near Eudora died December 24 1951 aged 53 years 5 months 11 days. He married Annie Harrington February 11 1920 and they had three daughters Elsie and Agnes at home Grace Giltner Kansas City and sons Fred and Henry Hadle at home southeast of Gardner. Survived by wife and children one brother A R Hadle Kansas City three nieces and four nephews. Preceded by parents and two brothers Clarence and Earl. Funeral December 27 at Sacred Heart Church Gardner conducted by Rev G F Hart buried in St Columbia Cemetery north of Gardner. He was a member of St Aloysius Council No 1913 Knights of Columbus Olathe.
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Walter Stephen Sadle
Frank
Clara Eder Hadle
Eudora
Annie Harrington
Elsie Hadle
Agnes Hadle
Grace Giltner
Kansas City
Fred Hadle
Henry Hadle
Tof Gardner
A. R. Hadle
Clarence
Earl
Sacred Heart Church
Gardner
G. F. Hart
St. Columbia Cemetery
St. Aloysius Council
The
Knights of Columbus
Olathe
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Briday
Godfrey
Daniel
WORCA
tvenCanal
Jouso
Mimunity Forum
Villeasyncracies
Troe Ton
Just
Weetern Fearne
de Paar Whiteman
Thies
Mwerstine
Holly
Bparts
Market Squad
Andy Mary Newarnes
Bed
Waring Shaw
Linklerer
Kate Smith
Lawrence
Sidona
W. Munéar
Mastachusentt
Wry Mart
Douglas
Adporming Sone WeeePer
Beyord Douglas
Edtolaran Yen
Fostothce
Karnal
Journal-World
Kansas Diries
Prospect
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Far West
Old Home Town
University of Kansas Board of Regents
E. H. S. Bailey
J. 5
Silvis
Ma. Sh
Norma
Walter Tyche
Hazel Baker
Winona Millin
Nellie Bryant
Nelson Stevens
Jessie Steele
Ethel Clark
Ruby Arnold
Florence Thomas
Sciotha Blankership
Paul Atkinson
S. W. Atkinson
U.S
Shanghai
China
R. J. Eastman
Matthew
Baldwin Hill
Mr.Bidgood
Merle Colman
Dr. Gillispie
Dr. Keith
W. R. Green
Albert Walter
Manhattan
F. Unger
Portland
Ore
Commercial Club
A. P. Hults
C.B. Hosford
W. Marea
Ij. D
Census Bureau
Pittsburg
Wal Cochran
Florida
Motimen
Aouth
Rea
James Mialow
India
Iran
Egypt
Turif
Tokyo
Ryugo Hashimoto
Japan
Hashimoto
Siya
Joe Schelbar
Eerie
Wolfson
Walter Stephen Hadie
No. 10
Downing St
enDia
Motorola
Natall
Gur
An.d
Westinghouse Appliance Service
Oliver Service CO
Hig
Fed
Buddy Gallagher Motors
Plymouth
Mass
L. H. Rose
Maine
MOTOR
Chrysler
Gustafson
Phillips
Reusch-Guenther Jewelry
Eligin
Hamilton
Realestate
Smith Electric Company
Holmes and Peck Insurance
East
Andy
Hess
Vermont
Mel Fisher
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
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