January TV Schedule Fragments Highlight Daytime Programs
A scrambled list of TV slots for Monday and Tuesday January 1 and 22 shows many programs across networks. Names include Flying Tigers Howly Doody Ramblera Amos n Andy Dinah Shore and Laughs.
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Flying ‘Tigers
Howly Doody
Amnetion Menares
the Ramblera
Camel Iowa
Voice of
Firestone
Montgomery Theatre
Hollywogt Flayhouss
O—Amos
N’ Andy
Lawrence Daily World Rates and Office Details
Lawrence Daily World lists subscription prices including one year ten dollars twenty, six months four dollars, and other rates. Editor Douglas and associates publish from 722 Massachusetts Street with office and post office in Lawrence under second class act.
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Massachusets Street
Bait Parnaue Ax
Advanchim Douglas
Adjormime
Douglas
Edroimine Eounsieba
Postofice
Lawrence
Karte Ax
Clas Ar Andar Ua
Journal-World Company Daily Except Sunday Homaging Editor
The document lists staff roles and publication details for January 21 1952. It names Dore Simons publisher Lawrence Kawar telephone 22 and notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations affiliations as standard newspaper markers.
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Awrence
Associated Press
AP News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wyandotte name change debated at Kansas City editorial meeting
A state editorial gathering in Kansas City Kansas sparked debate over how Wyandotte became Kansas City Kansas and whether eastern influence pushed the change. The discussion touched on local and broader attitudes toward place names and a related critique of a car maker Fatzer for sending promotional materials.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Wyandotte
Seaboard
Early Advice Sheds Light on Universal Military Training
A congressional canvass shows universal military training may not pass this session. Leaders urged deferring UMT until after the present emergency, arguing current laws suffice for conscription. Critics warn passage could change the nation permanently, urging careful, balanced debate.
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Congress
Controversy Over Fatzer Police Judge Probe Methods
Kansas papers largely support Attorney General Fatzer for exposing corruption in Kansas City Kansas police court via listening devices. Critics say the covert recordings violate law, though the public interest is cited as served. The Salina Journal mocks opening proceedings to reporters as editors debate legality.
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Kansas
Fatzer
Kansas City
Salina Journal
Journal
Churchill Faces Lament From Home Over Policy Shifts
The article suggests Prime Minister Churchill may need to explain to Britons his decisions to accept American naval command in the Atlantic and endorse American policy on Formosa. It notes he faced facts and reached agreements that deviated from tradition and policy, aiming to preserve Hong Kong and distant outposts amid Far East tensions.
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Churchill
Atlantic
Formosa
Britannia
Britain
Far East
Hong Kong
Governor’s tax plan aims to hold line without new taxes
Governor says no state tax increases needed to fund services and will tighten tax collection under existing laws. He argues the burden should be shared fairly and warns those resisting may have limited opportunity to object. Military outlook remains cautious about a western advance to the Rhine.
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Ann
Resignations and appointments across civic groups in town
Old Home Town C T Hough resigns from the draft board and Rev John E Bowers named 10 All his place. Mayor Charles Russell resigns as Rotary Club treasurer after 12 years, handing to Cliff Calvin. Clarke Stargiss pledged to Sigma Nu, Clint Kanaga named manager of the S O Relays committee. Debates: Lawrence high school teams beat Paola, then tour Garnett. A “big sister” plan starts at Loving Junior High. An eight day Methodist meeting begins with Rev J W DeVoe assisting. Margaretha Dietz, mother of Mrs George W Maffett, dies. Bowersock Theater opens. Liberty Hall’s early history noted. E H S Bailey granted six months leave to go abroad. Arthur Capper to speak for Commercial Club. Once of the world’s most impenetrable jungles located in Venezuela.
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C. T. Hough
John. E. Bowers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kaw
Lawrence Rotary Club
Charles Russell
Cliff Calvin
Russell
Rotary
Sigma Nu
Clarke Stargiss
Lawrence
Clint Kanaga
The
Methodist Church
J. W. DeVoe
Kansas City
Wolfe
Margaretha Dietz
Kable
George W. Maffett
Aurora Theater
Edwin S. Stucker
Ottawa
Liberty Hall
J. D., Bowersock
Frank March
Fay Templeton
E. H. S. Bailey
Arthur Capper
Developing Strength From Tax Relief On Virginia Farm
A fragment discusses a Republican editor who relocates to 300 acres of worn Virginia land. He claims income taxes drop by half after farm improvements despite government deductions. The piece mocks socialist policy and references Russia, Leavenworth Times, and a Wichita Eagle quip about glass and a Christmas tree.
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Fredonia Herald
Herald
New York
Asihe
New York City
New York State
Income Tax Bureau
Virginia
Barbs by Hal Cochran on bankrolls and busyness
A writer notes too many people value their bankrolls too highly. He jokes that reminiscence is pleasant but business requires constant activity and hustle. The piece plays on wit to underscore the link between currency and effort.
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Hal Cochran
One Man's origin put back 000,000 years by scientist
A fragment mentions a scientist delaying the origin of one man by 000,000 years and notes broad political implications of education and global concern. It also jokes about coal reserves, suggesting America has vast supplies and adds a winter savings angle.
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America
Letters to the Editor on Universal Military Training
Clayton M. Crosier urges readers to oppose Universal peacetime military training. He cites hearings led by Congressman Vinson, argues the plan imposes six months training plus seven and a half years reserve service for all youths, and warns it echoes totalitarian regimes. He references a 1952 Paris-Afri letter noting Hungary’s oppression and condemns compulsory conscription as dangerous for America.
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Journal-World
Vinson
America
Hanson Baldwin
Hiller
Mussolini
Paris
Disc of Freedom
Hungary
Tron
United States
Clayton M. Crosier
Pilot quits U S Air Force after seven years with MacArthur
Lt Col Anthony Story, a longtime pilot for General Douglas MacArthur and aide, resigns from the U S Air Force to join a distilling company. Story disclosed the resignation, noting it was effective last Tuesday after nearly seven years of service and duties including flying MacArthur home from Tokyo last spring.
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New York
Anthony Story
Douglas MacArthur
U.S. Air Force
Story
MacArthur
Tokyo
Here's That Budget By James Marlow
Washington outlines the national budget to Congress with the President's formal request. The budget, prepared since last summer, guides spending for the next fiscal year starting in July, involving extensive review, hearings, and potential cuts by the House and Senate appropriations committees before final passage.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Congre
House
Senate
Bath
Oregon primary a testing ground for Kefauver and Eisenhower
In Oregon the Truman and Kefauver camps jostle for delegates as Dewey era politics echo. Democratic leaders weigh Kefauver or Truman slates for the May 16 primary while Gov McKay leads Eisenhower delegates on the Republican side. Oregon’s pivotal status recalls 1948 when Dewey clinched the nomination after a Oregon primary battle. State Supreme Court justice Tooze notes low expectancies of any party fielding a strong China policy slate.
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Tortland
Ore
Jan
Pruman
KelAver
Kefauver
Sweedland
Truman
Douglas McKay
Eisenhower
Oregon
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Harold E.stassen
State Supreme Court
Alaska Residents Shiver With Mercury 60 Below
Fairbanks residents endure record cold as temperatures plunge to 60 below zero. The unusually severe spell hits the interior with readings 70 or colder at several sites and disrupts air travel as flights are canceled and icy conditions persist.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Itsigrip
Snag
Alaska-Canada
Kansas County Sues 6 Missouri Firms Over Company Cars
Johnson County commissioners filed a district court suit in Olathe against six Missouri firms. They seek taxes on company owned cars kept in Johnson County when employees use them for personal trips, arguing personal use takes place in Kansas and tax belongs here. County Attorney George Lowe says case could reach the Kansas Supreme Court as a test.
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Olathe
Johnso County Commissionrs
Cotteg
Missouri
Kansas
Businesrmy
Kansas City
Johnson County
George Lowe
Riany County Torney
Kansas Supreme Court
Eudora Events Include Lodge Meeting and Hospital Stays
A Minerva Rebekah Lodge gathering at ICOFP hall featured Arleta Howard as noble grand with A R Morris elected degree staff captain and Jessie Grim assisting. Installation proceeded with Mattie Windred in charge as district deputy president and other officers installed. Community notes mention hospital visits and PTA activities, including a Valentine party planned for Feb 5 and Recurring garden and shrub forums.
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Robert Nevis
Lawremed Memorial Hospital
Ovid Snider
Linwood
Everett
Myre
Irwin Votan
Hon Ness
Pete Neig
Tuesay
ICOFP
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Arleta Howard
Noble Grand
A. R. Morris
Jessie Grim
Mattie
Windred
Exabell Corstenberger
Scott Walker
Minnie Jones
Pilligican
Minnis Tielbrooks Quarriian
Pernice Wilson
Dorothy Westerhouse
Wornoble Grand
Jeannie Kindred
Grant
Elizabeth Neis
Reenice Wilson
Lola Marlo
Hier Grand
Viola Rivers
Lal Loth-holz
Nevieve Winter
Alvena Fuxgle
Bela Altenberail
Minnie
Explicrock
Myrtle Ricketts
Agnes Molder
Valentine
Cherry Pleaki
Amle
Fred Prets
PTA
Lila Knight
Jehanie O' Berge
I'Tvergise
Bertha Prichell
Chloa Bricthaupt
Orkanie Farming
Frank Page
Alfred Eisele
Daisy Ames
Gilenn Nets
Sheheus
Verh Minor
Tam Ri
Jerry Tartis
Josephine Gimorr T
Mae Hadt
Alvin Bond Sr
Hayard Perles
Layrenes Memorial Hospital
Maes Tittle
Debra
Bond
Lester Massey
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Radio Schedule Highlights MMBL 38 Evening Lineup
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WDAF KMBC WREN KCMO and others for the 8 pm to night hours. Entries include News reports Beulah Beulah Beulah and entertainment shows such as Lone Ranger and Suspect Hour. The fragmentary schedule names hosts, show titles, and time blocks amid a busy roster.
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WDAF
KAIBC
Benton
WRIN
Lone Ranger
KMBC
Henry Jo Taylor
KMBCU
Ratio
WE Ae
Teepnone Hour
Wren—Whiteman
Teen Club
A Wee N of America
KCMO
Chance of A Lifetime
Marlo Lanse
KCMOW
Jim Monroe
Arthur Godfrey
Seane
I Wren
Jack Berch
Joby Farner
Wren
Fr. Jones
MAC Livestock Market
Wren—Ring Crosby
Rae
Kcmoli Ie
Milionaire
Wisser
Brown Joyre Darneny
Cas
Saniel
Pussy Toe Shaw
Dal —Frairywood
Lulgtars
We Wok
Wayne King
Newacaat
Dack Benton
Star
Newacaat Kcmo
Meet Me
Sfuste Ksi BG
Beulah
Ages 60 to 85 Buy Hospital Insurance
An old Kansas City advertisement targets adults aged 60 to 85 to purchase hospital insurance. It touts low daily cost, covers accidents and sickness, offers a free inspection policy, and claims no obligation or agent contact, requesting a postcard with age to Old American Insurance Co. Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
Old American Insurance Co
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