Radio Programs Saturday January 27 1951
Radio schedule lists programs and times for Saturday January 27 1951 across stations KCMO WREN KMBC WDAF KCNO and others. The page also carries an editorial note about antiwar protest letters from Overbrook and a Kansas congressman’s push to cut aid to Russia with references to General MacArthur and Emporia’s centenarian.
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Mmeo
KCHO
Woaf
Ben- Oar
KCMO
Cisco Kid
KMEC
Baal
Old Home Town News Highlights Local Events
Mrs F L Courtney recovers from a fractured hip after a fall near Barker avenue and is improving at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Judge Hugh Means to suggest Edwin A Fritz as draft registrant advisory board chairman to replace C T Hough. Lt Schiller Shore notes Capt Wayne Allphin and Lt Charles Edmonson are doing well at Fort Benning heavy weapons school. A A Berle Jr, US secretary of state aide, attended University Club buffet and spoke. Imogene Howard hosted a surprise party for Janice Margaret turning seven. Barbara Jean Peckham celebrated her tenth birthday hosted by Mrs Wilbur Sawyer. Mr and Mrs E Peckham travel to Macon to visit daughter Mrs A L Nims and Dr Nims.
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F. L. Courtney
Barker Avenue
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Hugh Means
Edwin A. Fritz
C. T. Hough
Selective Service
Ard
Schiller Shore
Barbara Jean
E. §. Peckham
Macon
A. L. Nims
Dr. Nims
Professor W W yes at KU History Department
Twenty five years ago Professor W W yes of the department of history at Kansas State University was noted in a column as part of campus happenings. The brief item highlights academic staff and long tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Yes
Department of History
Kk. U
Purify the Heart and Local School Notes
The item mentions a stink bomb incident at Bowersock theater and refunds for patrons, a birth announcement for Arthur Eugene to Mr and Mrs A E Olson, and local historical notes. It also notes J E Lawhead appointed principal of Haskell Institute, and J H Mitchell instructing reversal of women voters from poll books. Freshmen and honor students listed, plus high school dance. Castles in Spain noted as a historical trivia.
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Mobile
Ala
J. E. Lawhead
San Diego
Calif
Haskell Institute
Clarence A. Speer
West Virginia
Bowersock Theater
A. E. Olson
Arthur Eugene
J. H. Mitchell
Olive Constant
Margaret
Eben Mitchell
Addie Beal
Pearl Corder
Ruth Dunmire
Jean Elliott
Hattie Escoe
Flora Gregory
Mee Henderson
Pearl Henderson
Emma Hullett
Marie Kluss
Frances Martin
Marie Middleton
Rebecca Miller
Annie Monroe
Margaret Naismith
Sadie Nottingham
Nellie Peterson
Elizabeth Plank
Cecil Shearer
Matilda Smithmeyer
Marie Starkweather
Mable Stewart
Pearl Stewart
Darlene Woolsey
Elnora Wilson
Armin Barteldes
Leonard Clark
Carl Collins
Elmer Curtis
Willie Draper
Leslie Durland
Richard Elliott
Ernest Escoe
Roger Evans
Russell Friend
Clarence Gorrill
Willie Haney
Leland Hegeman
Worthie Harr
Scott Johnson
Alden Logan
William Lowman
David Lupher
Harry Martin
William McInturf
Victor Pettibone
Ewart Plank
Charles HM
Clarence Reynolds
James Richardson
Guy Shultz
Mardy Stidam
Levi Sternberg
Guy Soxman
Roy Vickery
Jack Warfield
Ritv Pate
Cloyd Wilhite
Percyoung
Allen Sterling
Herbert Coleman
Ana
Doing as the Romans Did El Dorado Times Seized in a mood
The Kansas Grassroots column parodies Roman parking laws from 50 B.C. noting crowded streets, chariots, lack of meters, and juke box nuisances. It blends humorous antiquity with modern city life and cites Missouri church and Colby Free Press as asides. The piece ends by noting clay tile shading limits work pace.
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el Dorado Times
Kansas
Topeka
Lutius Caesar
B.C
Barbs by Halcochean Reflections on Times and Change
The piece muses on enduring change over decades and hints at social patterns as times shift. It notes that twenty years ago people asked when spring would come and suggests married men focus on family scenes if not for external pressures. It also mentions an odd statistic about an animal or device moving its jaw 41,000 times.
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Attlee
Russia
Saider
Soviet Union
Neighborly tensions rise over back fence conflicts
A fragmented report notes ongoing hostilities with a Kentucky former soldier targeting hired workers. The piece hints at strategies to dislodge them and skims a doctor’s claim that sickness in the United States costs about a billion and a half yearly, while pondering who enjoys discussing such troubles.
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Kentucky
Hig
U.S
Saya
European plan to form Western army sparks move toward unity
Western Europe races toward a united defense as France invites West Germany and others to discuss a European army under a single command. Attlee warns of continued Soviet pressure while U S freezes prices and mobilizes credit to curb inflation. Industry leaders foresee shortages, with meat, wool, and coffee import reliance shaping responses.
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Western Europe
New York
Messmen
Francé
Price
Grocery Manufacr
Turers
Wineten Churchill
Council of Europe
Strasbourg
France
Frensh
Europe
Germany
Republic of West Germany
Rein
William H. Ruffin
National Association of Manufacturers
Ruffin
U. S
National Coffee Association
W. W. Williamson
United States
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
James Smithsonian
Type of Dog 1 Depicted type of dog Tit is a breed of
The list reads like a word puzzle with scattered clues and numbered items including dog type, breeds, and various terms such as Greek letters, affirmatives, and place names. It mixes terms like New Guinea port and Nigerian town with artistic and culinary hints, unclear in context.
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Southwestern Bell
New Guinea
Ireland
Nevada
Lake Chad
Puzzle Answer Set From Historical Clues
A compact listing of crossword style clues and answers tied to a prior puzzle, including references like DUB Or So Fhe vaue Curie and numbered word prompts such as 39 Fruit of the palm tree 40 Pronoun 41 Cleave 42 Pseudonym of Charles Lamb 43 Circle part 44 Honey-maker 45 April ab. 47 Fiber knots 48 Individual 49 Sebaceous cyst 51 Three-toed sloth 4 33 By reason of death fab.
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Charles Lamb
Circle
US imposes first Soviet product embargo over slave labor
Washington reports say the treasury department banned imports of Russian crabmeat processed by forced, convict and indentured labor. Customs Commissioner Frank Dow signed the order, approved by Secretary Snyder, amid earlier U N investigations and British claims of up to ten million Russian slave laborers.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Treasury Department
U. S
Frank Dow
Treasur Snyder
United Nations
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Rusia
Actress Joan Fontaine Divorces William Dozier in Santa Monica
Postwar U S divorce trends noted as actress Joan Fontaine gains a quick decree after testifying Dozier deserted her in 1949 They wed in 1946 Fontaine 33 and daughter of Olivia de Havilland previously married to actor Brian Aherne Rumors link Fontaine with Charles Feldman while Dozier courts Linda Darnell as she sues cameraman Peverell Marley Also mention Lone Star Route highway Chicago to Lake Charles La
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Santa Monica
Calif
Joan Fontaine
William Dozier
Miss Fontaine
Wunter
Olivia de Haviland
Brian Aherne
Charles Feldman
Dozier
Linda Darnell
Hollywood
Peverell Marley
Late Night TV Variety and Western Arts Schedule
TV listings reveal a dense Saturday and Monday schedule with WDAF-TV programming across hits like The Rathie Show Seaman Show Parade and Patsy Carter Show. Includes Westerns Hopalong Cassidy Faye Emerson Allan Young News and a lineup of comedy and musical acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
Rathie
Seaman
Fanuly Carter
Casalento
Niene Autry
Floro Playnouse
the Press
Marlin Kana
Hopalong Cassidy
Newa-Spart O
Jack Benny Shaw
Comedy Theatre
Bored Waring
Liege
Strange Adventure
Faye Emerson
Allan Young
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Ean, Publisher
Iron Curtain
Frank Kramler
Overbrook
London
Kramer
Senator Schoeppe
Congress
Rees
Britain
Belgium
Luxembourg
General MacArthur
Japan
Korea
Missionary Ridge
Philippines
Emporia
J. E. Bradfield
Ottawa
Ottawa Herald
Kefauver
New Orleans
Senate
Benjamin Cohen
Chile
Lawrence
U.N
Eancation
Ana Ee
MMBC
Kanana City
KUMO
Dr Kildare
Wren—Southernaires Storm
Gor
Arn
Falcon
KMBC
Invitation To Learning
American Forum
WREN
Mt. Hope
RMHC
Godfrey
Franck Sinatra
KFE RU
Kemo
Hart Family
Mrs. Tandine
KMRC
Charlie
Dee Wren
WDAK
Martin W
KMAC
Werther Burra
MWDAF
HRMIC
Jack Benny
News & EN
Dorothy Sarita 440
Amos
Harria
Hedda Hopper
Katic
Charie McCarthy
Red Skelton
Theater Guild
Bee Orline
Archer Wren
Walter Winchell
WRAFP
Texas Rangers
Horace Heldt
KMRU
Lina
Direk Haymes
EKMBC
Caroline Ellis
DAE
Zraselars
WBAP
Jack Berch
Helen Trai
KCM
Wren Joe Kmbc
Ralph Flanagan
Wpaae
Praudiy
KNHU
Newraat
Ifk
Isul
Newarast
Frank Atlan
GAA
Old Home Town
Happily Ever After
Jamen
Spain
Christiana
Missouri
Colby Free Press
Shade Pat
Dawitt MacKenzie
Anaiyath
Long Island
Hudson River
Lingan A. Warren
Feway Stores
Benjamin Abrams
Emerson Radio and Phonograph Corp
Trut
Paul S. Willis
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Nova Scotia
Seth
Lt Sra Elie A
NT Ivie
Chicago
Lake Charles
Skinner
East Th Prone
Bert Parks
Bos
Kate South Shaw
au—Kukia
Fran and
Olle
Howdt
Cisne Remblers
Roberta Quinlan
Cami Wareel
Speidel
Eilarthur Godfrey Shaw Root
Robert Stontsomery
HANNA
RCA Victor Television
Sbalaaadaaa
Oat
Ordlean
Rabio Television
Motorola
N.Y
Maia
Reusch
Lom
Ransdell Motor Service
DODGE
Plymouth
LOS
Smith Electric Company
NW. H. St. A
Tera
Paris
Cabica
Bendix
Ed Harrison
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