Radio Program Listings and Daytime Schedule Fragment
A dense OCR fragment lists radio shows and times across stations WDAR WREN KU and KMBC KMBC KCMO, naming Eddy Arnold Jack Benton and Wick etc. It weaves program titles such as Top of the Evening The Great Gildersleeve The Paul Harvey era and various newsreels and late afternoon offerings with scattered host names and schedule markers for Tuesday January 28 and Wednesday January 30, unclear lines and multiple station codes. The text preserves a day’s broadcasting lineup with mentions of livestock markets weather, and multiple long-running programs in an overlapping, disorganized OCR sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Big Jan
Sparkie
Cantor Shaw
Othe Linn
KCMO
Wayne King
Dar
KMBC
Helen
Fettie
Tne
Janes
Slim Uryants
Farner Livestock Markets Weather Bureau
Sevan
Barron
Widderrow
Nora Drake
Big Don
Lunes
Hiren
Great Gildersleeve
RMGU
Christian
KMIC
Brian Ren Hivchingen
Jack Benton
Meredith Wison Kosaistorios
KMC
Benth Kumc
Eback
Frank Jones
Lawrence Daily Subscription Rates and Address Notice
Office at 722 Massachusetts Street lists subscription rates in a faded notice. One month costs $1.00, yearly advance $10.40, domestic mail options and terms reference the Use Act of March 3 1879.
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Massachuseny Street
Eet Pavasia
Duwxie
Adtoiming
Pees Deugtar
Ez Torning
Aia Sponte
Snccailclan
Journal World Company Front Page Note
Daily Except Sunday Managing Editor Davee Stavers Publisher Lawrence Kansas Telephone 22 AP exclusive rights to focus news and AP dispatches. Member of Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Tuesday January 29 1952.
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Awrence
Kansar
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Kansas Spirit celebrates 91 years of statehood realization
The Kansas Spirit reflects on 91 years since statehood, noting pioneer grit and the land rush era following the Civil War. It contrasts early challenges such as Indian scares and grasshopper plagues with Kansas’ growth, quoting a Kansas woman two months younger than statehood on hopes and ongoing industry.
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Kansas
Europe
Thase
Statehood
Tam
Tam Sli
Budget Beast Looms Over Kansas Tax Burden
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce translates a $5 billion budget into local terms, estimating about $905 million burden for Kansas residents and more than $5 million per county, illustrating wide disparities among counties. Figures compare to three times the annual wheat crop value and nearly the total assessed value of Kansas City’s first class. The county breakdown of the budget remains in preparation, and most Kansans view the prospect as unfavorable. The article also notes Iran’s government rethinking its choices amid regional tensions with Britain.
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Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Huleet
New Haven
Conn
Chamber of Commerce
Franklin D. Murphy
Egypt Frees Path by Cabinet Shift Under Martial Rule
King Farouk dismisses his cabinet in a bid to steady Egypt during martial law and avert total disorder. The move aims to steer response to Suez canal issues toward negotiation rather than violence, with Keypt facing both risks and potential gains. Stability hinges on wisdom and patience of all parties.
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Egypt
Farouk
Britain
Suez Canal
Keypt
Barkley Seeks Vice Presidency in Truman Ticket Fight
President Barkley presses to be named as vice president on a Truman ticket if he runs in 1952. He argues the ticket needs his presence, while others push for a new clean candidate untainted by current administration corruption. Young Republicans warn against pledges that cannot be kept.
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Barkley
Truman
Alain U1
Trumans
Old Home Town Prof Allen Crafton elected VP of Authors Club
Old Home Town reports Prof Allen Crafton elected vice-president of the Kansas Authors Club. The item also notes engagements, weddings, and social events including a Kansas Authors Club dinner, bridge club gatherings, and church society activities. Mentions a truck collision with a train, births, and local social visits.
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Allen Crafton
Kansas Authors Club
Eldred Lenore Fisher
Donald E. Rappard
Frederick Wheeler
Earl Turner
Wayne McMasters
Edwin Gentry
Gene Childs
John Edmonds
Kenneth Johnson
Norman Plummer
Willard N. Greene
Topeka
Barbs by Hal Cochran and a Patchwork News Tangle
A jumble of comical quips and short items reviews a tax deadline mishap a Minnesotan tots toy bell removal and a movie theater hat policy plus a wry note on teachers pay and a brief on a motorist accident. The piece mixes mixed headlines and satirical lines reflecting a light late era newspaper tone.
Letters warn against drift to Hitlerism and urge civic duty
A Kansas reader laments machine politics and calls for voting based on ability, not party. The piece cites a New Haven mayoral recount showing one vote deciding a close race and praises the duty to vote as a foundational civic act. A separate item notes a Club Crucilla raid in Moundridge for gambling and liquor, and a quip about Kansas club names.
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Journal-World
Washington
Kansas City
Picking the Right Form for 1951 Taxes by James Marlow
Washington reports guidance on selecting tax forms for 1951 returns. It covers Form 1040 A for under 5000 income with full withholding and no itemizing, Form 1040 short for under 5000 with some deductions, and Form 1040 long for 5000 or more or for those with large deductible expenses. It explains deductions, joint versus separate filing, and the need to attach W-2 forms and other receipts.
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Washington
Jones
Smith
Brown
Wealthy matron foils bandit after jewelry heist on Fifth Avenue
A 68 year old New York matron lectured a young black bandit for 30 minutes before he stole jewelry worth 1000000, tied her with socks, and fled from her Fifth Avenue apartment. Three servants heard screams and freed her. About 5800000 in jewels insured, including a 320000 necklace from a wall safe.
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New York
Theough
Jana
Hhr
Fifth Avenue
Scott Scammell
Trenton, N. J
Dom
Lost column on 1040 form causes IRS bafflement
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Bureau discovered a misprint on the 1040 form’s line for partnership profit or loss. There is no column 10 in form 1065 Schedule J, causing confusion nationwide. The correct figure is Schedule K column 3. No past similar error is recalled.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Porm
Vinland Grange Benefit Supper Friday Night
The Vinland Grange will host a ground hog supper Friday night from 6 to 8 in the Grange Hall. Sausage, pancakes and coffee served to the public. The Dixon family of Lawrence will entertain. Proceeds fund a registered call for a 4-H club member.
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Vinland
Vinland Grange
Grange Hall
Dixon
Lawrence
North Lawrence social mix of visits and church events
North Lawrence residents hosted and visited dozens of neighbors including the Trapps Riley Hicks and Gardners. A candle light prayer service for a gravely ill child at North Lawrence Christian Church and a Centenary Methodist Church MYF trip to Garnett highlight community activity.
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Leonard Trapp
Kenneth Riley
Sunlower Village
Harry
Warkman
Darlene
Oisie
Arthur Dougan
Paul Tubbs
Mickey
Mike
Dora Amerine
Willamstown
Harry Workman
Dixie
Jesse Fletcher
Sunflower Village
Yallies Rhodes
Gilbert Holiid
Charlie Coffman
Topeka
Mary Wolf
North Lawrence Christian Church
Little Daughn Herry
John Rockhold
Greeley
Gussie Pine
Arthur Pine
Darrel Maas
Fortuna
Calif
Susie Rowe
Augusta
Collier Hendricks
Tope
Allen Tyree
G. K. Norris
Ike Fairbanks
Earl Shaw
Perry
Mathew Wicker
Chor
Cyrena Bateson
Alex Zielinski
Sunflower
Leavenworth
Leavenworth On A Shopping Trip. Mrs. Zielinski
Centenary Methodist Church
C. E. Landry
George Cook
Tonzanoxic
Howard Krum
Kansas City
J. J. Krum
Leroy Alexander
Pauline McClelland
Myrtle Daugherty
Etta Davison
Arthur Hicks
Mabel Sizer
Maud Huches
Erna Welch
Gladys Mooney
Ruby McClare
Martha Pool
Nellie Stanwix
Stella Tandell
Evelyn Untred
Ban
Ice Smith
Ida Goodman
Mabel Perdue
Betty Zeman
Evelyn McClelland
Susan Kay
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Super Circus
Howds Doody
Sparta—Weather
Heart of America
Dinah Shore
i—Camel
Milton Berle
Reside
Sunircle Theatre
Ted Mack
Craig Kennedy
Weather- O
Jocay
Mel Marlin
Richard
Atdor
Payal
Esetet Bawards
BilfeeKate
W—Tvvenile
America Sewsreel
Goren
THE
World LO
Sistas
Eavtor
LW Murray
Journal- World
Kansas Spirit
Iran
Old Home Town
Walter Department
Indiana St
Santa Fe
Fred Hunsinger
Ed Haverty
Alvin
Belleview
Arnold Ransdall
Barker
W. H. Moore
Four Square Bridge Club
Yesinthey
George Kirchenschlager
California
Will Mertz
Eudora
Harry Beguelin
Leale Edward
Beguelin
Bertha Lombard
McLouth
Woman’s Missionary Society
Congregational Church
J. M. Robertson
E. L. Johnson
A.M. Wilcox
Misa Welne
Ball
Plymouth Church
Haskell Institute
Herbert Leroy Jones
Frank ‘Be. Jones
Clara Ewald
iMiss Catherine Stubbs
Lesnes
Woman's Home Missionary iSociety
First’ Methodist Church
German Methodist Church
Esther Cir
Belengeth
Kingdom of Heaven
C.W. McFarland
W. H. Quakenbush
J. L.brady
T. L. Welch
Edith Benson
Ernest Havens
Woodbury
Kansas Day Club
J. C. Moore
T. E. Gricen
F. H. Olney
J. D. Haskell
Haskell
J. S. Emery
Miss Emery
Sadie Emery
J. M. lHenry
O'Bryan
J. L. Senior
Newson
George Nicholson
Chicago
Carrie Watson
Franklin Murphy
Pittsburg
Mike DiSalle
Office of
United State
Snator
Ohio
Lavs News
Hal Cochran
Ollen
Kelling
Abilene
James Marlow
Thatwars
North Lawrence
Bermuda
Westinghouse
Eei Oliver
Servic Sec Co
W. Hours
Gustafson Diamond
Wolfson
Motorola
A. Ke
PH ’ Mes
Eligin
Hamilton
Mase
Preas
Gaz
Thryster
Plymouth
Isseeeeees
Patchen
Smith Electric Company
Mass
Amall Angin
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Andy C.hess
Standard Life Lidg
Bth & Vermont Real Estate — Loans
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
EACR
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