Television Schedule Sampler From Early Evening Bright Line
A fragmented TV guide listing Dinah Shore and Channel Newsreel segments plus shows like Tel Mack Amateur Hour and Craig Kennedy Criminologist. Cast names include Martin Shaw and Richard Harkness with a mix of weather and sports notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fite—Canal Newsreel
Ton Berley
Circle
Twiw—Tel Mack
Wilo-Craig Kennedy Criminotogiat
Jewes aiBer
Martin
Moel Erile Iorurs
Charlie
Richard Harkness
Earch
Ameche—Langfort
Frank
Carlet
Aimerica Now
Eab
Tin— Studio Cae
Renate Ann Sport
Emerson
Wandertul
Randall Jeanen
Lawrence Daily Journal World 1952 Rates and Masthead
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces 1952 subscription rates and office details. Provides address 722 Massachusetts Street and price lists for monthly, yearly, and special rates. Includes staff credits and AP membership notice. Published Tuesdays with Associated Press and Audit Bureau notices.
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Lawrence
Taft Urges Cool Judgment in GOP Unity Stance
The article notes Senator Taft will support Ike if he wins the Republican nomination and urges cool, united party action to avoid preconvention fights that could weaken the campaign. It highlights resistance to new deal apologists and stresses the need for experienced leaders to choose a candidate for the country’s welfare. It also mentions Indo-China tensions and a State Department posture toward China and the Communist government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Ike
Off Street Parking Lots in Kansas Cities Stir Debate
Kansas towns, led by Emporia, wrestle with off street parking. Emporia has spent 350,000 on land and 51,000 paving three lots, funding meter revenue of about 522,000 yearly. A chosen plot near shopping districts proved cheap but distant, failing to ease traffic or satisfy shoppers. Officials warn serving the public remains a complex task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Emporia
Reds Plans Move Ahead In Far East Said To Be So
A Human Events newsletter reports from a grapevine source that General Juin, inspector general of the French army, suggested in Washington that Chiang Kai-shek be presented with new threats and that Western interests in the Far East should focus on coordinating efforts to counter Communist gains.
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South China
Juin
Indo-China
Joint Chiefs of Staffs
State Department
U.S
Asia
Far East
Human Events
Washington
Chiang Hai-shek
Drift in Government Size Sparks Wary Public Voices
Readers note the drift toward an unwieldy bureaucracy with agencies shielded by internal transfers. Critics say the President cannot supervise a system funded to grow beyond control, while officials cycle personnel between agencies to absorb scandals. The piece links agency expansion, planned investigations, and a shifting wartime rhetoric amid global tension.
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Washington
Old Home Town Candidate for Governor Named
Lt Gov Carl E Friend of Lawrence declares Republican bid for governor. KU Endowment Assn buys Acacia house to convert into fourth men’s dorm. Fraternity to move eight actives and 11 pledges to an apartment building due to wartime manpower losses. Mrs Ethel Lynn to Cleveland for public health nursing certificate. Leonard Tuite buys bicycle for his sister from Rutter’s. bike awaiting repairs at Butter’s shop. Red Cross to receive 354.66 from city for war relief paper sale. Mrs Jack Houk hosts bridge for Mrs George Kirkenschlager soon moving to Los Angeles. Golden wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs W A Pine. Glee Club and local clubs host operetta Carri Comes to College with list of cast. Various club meetings feature papers on science, literature, and history.
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Carl E
Lawrence
Acacia
University of Kansas Endowment Association
University
Armed Services
Ethel Lynn
Etty
Inall Sears
Cleveland
Ohio
Western Be Sere University
Leonard Tuite
Rutter
Carl
Cartutter
Woo
Tuttle
Leonard
Red Cross
Watkins National Bank
We Watkins Land Mortgage Co
Jack Houk
Bridge
George Kirkensehlager
Kirkenschlager
Geles
Wayne Duty
Robert Slaughter
Lioyd Webster
Fred Ziesenis
Carl Holbeck
George Houk
Clarence Stunt
Harry Houk
George Comstock
Dan Reed
J. A. Bogue
W. A
Barbs by Hal Cochran on Sauerkraut Fire Tale
A chaotic humorous column by Hal Cochran riffs on a three alarm fire at a Canandaigua sauerkraut factory. The piece jests about lost money and cabbage, mixed with stray asides on health and food trends. The tone mirrors a light newspaper humor column with quick quips and playful misspellings.
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Hal Cochran
Canandaigua, N
Merchants, Prices Drive Readers to Skip Admitting Feels
A fragmented note mentions Hille pigs at market and a sharp rise in liquor prices deterring people from attending. It hints that those who pay in a time of strain are most likely to be asked to stay away, reflecting social pressure and economic concern.
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Tna
Guershery
Mercer
Alrvady
Letters to the Editor on religion and civic values
A Lobby of editorials cites R L Mullins and others urging a revival of religion to support good government and citizenship. The piece quotes views on faith, freedom of religion, and the role of churches in postwar America, with signatures from Douglas County Religious Activity Committee and Kansas City Kansan commentary.
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Journal-World
Mullins
R. L. Mullins
Wolfe City National Bank
Bankers DipEest
Dallas
Texas
Reed
Viscounts
Oman
America
Bruce Bioscaf
Les
Douglas County Men's Brotherhood
Chas. I
Grant
Myrle Penny
Clifford Cox
Chris Kraft
Ralph Burgert
War veterans gain from low cost schooling and jobs promise
A garbled report describes low income assistance including free education and government job access for veterans, plus loans for homes and care for non service disabilities. Community events include a Wrights shower, a painting display by Mrs. Wolfe, and local PTA and OES meetings with speakers and planned refreshments.
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Yanni Hinehei
Provence
Hom
Merlin
Regulation Of Business Grows In The Budget Message
Washington details in President Truman’s budget memorandum the continuation of government regulation on business. The piece cites agencies like the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Federal Communications Commission, plus wartime controls and subsidies for defense industries and various sectors. It notes a long history of regulatory measures and highlights subsidies, loans, and price supports as examples of government aid shaping business and farming.
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Washington
Truman
Varios Busine Aml
Interstate Commerce
Gomimission
Federal Communications Commission
Congress
Tn Lored Air
Decision on TV Stations For Kansas Early in 1952
A Kansas FCC decision on television station allocations is expected early in 1952. Senator Sehooppel cited pending applications, including a University of Kansas permit, as the commission weighs channel allotment cases and hearings to advance new TV outlets in Wichita and throughout the state.
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Kansas
Washington
Sehooppel
Obi Kan
Congr Ve
Adn
Wasi
Rangas
University of Kansas
FCC
Amounéaionad
American Aid Program For Iran Planned By State Department
The State Department announced a planned program to send five American technicians and administrators to Iran over the next six months as part of a broader aid initiative. The move expands U S assistance to Iran following earlier agreements with Premier Mossadegh and amid coalition actions. Specific projects will be set out later. last year Iran received about 14 million dollars in aid.
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Hington
Mossadegh
Tran
William Warne
Amerien Poin
Techsiedins
Otter
Phogham
Eudora Club Plans United Nations Conference and Library
Eudora Ninety Hundred and Now Club met with Mrs Lena Wilson as hostess. Sixteen members attended as Mrs Alt Olson presided. The group announced the fourth annual United Nations Conference to be held January 21 at the University of Kansas. Members discussed establishing a city library with cooperation from other Eudora organizations. The Eudora PTA highlighted books and sought a permanent home. Arven Ott presented Historical Landmarks of Kansas and a Kansas Quiz was led by Mrs Junior Neis and Mrs Warriett Scott, who tied for top score. The February meeting will be with Mr Jesan and Mrs O E Westerhane will read Art.
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George Wolfe
Captain Creek
WSCS
David Wright
Amos Westerhouse
Esther Breehe Oisen
Bes Dven
D Philip Letmann
Osc Breeheisen
Lloyd
Clint Wade
Lloyd ‘Churchbaush
Lelan Lawson
Eugene Westeyhouse
Pyan Finley
Many Finley
de Breecheisen
Wesley Breeheisen
Norman Schull
Kahy Paughter
Ham
Schal
KL Ralsinn
Lassyence ‘Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Schultz
Sears Roebick Co
Charles Fal Xtoh
Lawrence
Bill
Ralston
Schulz
Pamela Jean
Norfolk
Nev
Fred Zisenis
Vit Moss
Frank
John Greiner
Stinrlay
Frank Greiner
Milin Abel
Mes
Larry Holz
Walter Thame
Linda Trove
Eugene Riohrden
Abel
George Colman
Reeed Hospital
Gardner
Garner High School
Aeing Hill
Garner
Carl Althaus
State Teachers Association
C. A. Fleming
Eudora Pta
Graces
PTA
Woosterhouse
Helianthus Chapter Nord
OES
Enidars Ms Sonic Hall
Jattenel
Nineteen Hundred and New Club
Lena Wil Ron
Alt Oleson
Ho W
University of Kansas
Eudora
Eudora City Library
Nineteen Hundred and
Arven Ott
Kansas
J. C. Adams
Junior Neis
Warriett Scott
Feh
Jesan
O. E. Westerhaner
Pleasant Grove Community Notices and Family Updates
Pleasant Grove residents share news of annual CPA oyster supper at the hall. Birth announced for Kenny Deane Altenberl in Lawrence Memorial, Jan 9. John Hagen celebrates 40th wedding anniversary with many cards from longtime attendants. Mrs. John Daniels visits daughter and new baby at Lawrence Memorial, calls on patient recovering from operation. Cablegram sent from Pfe Billy Porter in France. Jerry Messer family visits Kansas City. Pleasant Grove Sunday School class attends the Passion play in Lawrence. Pupils Barbara and Bobby Gish, Jerry and Terry Tirtgens, Jimmy Disque, John Messer, and Jimmy and Bobby Cotton listed.
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CPA
Inder
Herb Altenberml
Kaw Valley
Kenny Deane
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
John Hagen
John Daniels
Peggy Altenderard
St. Lawrence
Tial Hospital
Arthur Flare
Bill Porter
Pfe
Billy Porter
France
Jerry Messer
Jsons
Johnny
Warren
Kansas City
Robert Ulrich
Pleasant Grove
Lawrence
Barbara
Bobby Gish
Jerry
Terry Tirtgens
Jimmy Disque
John Messer
Jimmy
Bobby Cotton
Radio Schedule Highlights and Attending Guests
A late January radio program listing shows stations WDAAP WDAF KMBC and more with shows from Fibber McGee to Beulah. It notes birthdays for Terry Lee and attendance by families including Mr and Mrs Jake Ocklert and Mrs Richard Ocklert, plus others. several guests were absent due to illness.
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Jack Benton
Wren
Wayne King
WDAF
XMBU
KMBC
Wowdaf
CMO
Alma
Kaibc
Beulah
Bambaist
Helen Sete
Jones
Ries Farkets
Orrin
Esa Lorenzo Jnr
Pagar Croshy
Barrie Crale
Bright Star
Hiue Ribvew Boxing News
Jack Tuitton
Meredith Wilson
Im Monroe Dee Mr
Moiafe
Frank Jones
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Awrence
Associated Press
Elax
AP News Dispatches
Audit Bureau of Circulations
G.O.P. Objective
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Trumen
Suez
Hitler
Old Home Town
al Lance Hovey Hanna and His
Ladies Literary League
J. G. Mitchell
W. W. Russ
A. A. Russ
Walter Raleigh
T. G. Fitch
George QC
Foster
John Webster
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Mee Mitchell
Clessant
Waterbury
Weil
Cosmos Club
W. C. Stevens
Bernhard
Burk
Ransom
Clark
Buchanan
Clary
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Henry FW
Charles VII
Marley
Crologne
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Hoover
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Iran
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le Journal D'Twedry
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Perro
Biblia
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Richard Ocklert
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Chester Disque
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Bill. Porter
Terry Lee
Jane
Stephen MrChirr
Joven
Glen
Nanes Daniels
Sandra
Bobby Altenbernd
Larry Khaake
Ilness
Loren McClure
Roseor
Bix
Krake
Sse
Gustafson
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Degier
L. H. Rose
Maine
Patchen
E. Ath
Sédanan
Lhe “Television
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Servier Revien
Geeeersccueeses
Buddy Gallagher Motors
de Soin
Plymouth
Oliver
Joe Rani Aney
Lukansas
Vv. Viphiclips
Reusch-Guenther Jewelry
Eligin
Phoos
MOTOR
Chrysler
Piyingith
Aj Care Prune En
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Mase
aAsene
Smith Electric Company
Mass
Stan
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Holmes and Peck Insurance
Andy Co. Hess Standard Lite Bidg
Ath & Vermont Real Estate — Loans
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher Phoon
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
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