Radio and TV Programs for WDRAF and Friends
A dense listing of radio and television programming across stations WDRAF KMBC WREN KF KU and others for Thursday January 31 and Friday February 4, detailing show titles, news segments, sports, cartoons, and specials, with channel and time slot notes and multiple program blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDRAF
KMAC
Wdaf- News
KMA
Wren—Tello
WDAK
Morgar
Beary
KMBG
WDA
Panny
Martin Blackshiva
Monster Jaze Nowverne
Washhborn
WDAP
Bosing
KMBC
WREN
WDAF
Dilson
Wren—City Lombard
Wdoaf-Tv
Kmbc-Tvv
Kcmo-Tv
Mickey Mouse Club
Newas
Three Star News
Three Star Sports
Phog Ajilon Shaw
Sergeant Preston
Dinah Shore
Hob Cummings
Public Defender
Fabian
Scotland Yard
Monte Cristo
Li Hhay—Stadio
Engineering Jobs Survey Says No Real Shortage
An Aviation Week survey by Maxi-Ac Pape of Del Wake man Co. San Francisco examined engineering hiring ads and responses. It found many companies gave unhelpful replies or no replies, with 300 engineers and over 200 students contributing, concluding there is no genuine engineer shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Week
McGraw-Hill
Pape
del Wakeman Co
San Francisco
U.S
Sonia
Anlette
Reading Skill Gap Spurs Debate on Johnny's Progress
A heated discussion links Johnny's reading pace to modern education trends. Experts note faster reading in business and industry due to new techniques learned since the 1930s, while skeptics say results reflect efficiency focus rather than childhood literacy. The debate traces to 1955 coverage of Rudolph's controversial book and its influence on public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Carling
Moet
U. S
Purdue Unity
Armed Services
Rudolph
Letters on flood storage and Tuttle Creek dam policy
Paul L. Jameson of Garrison urges readers to consider limits of flood protection offered by a dry dam at Tuttle Creek. He notes Army Engineers say more reservoirs would be needed and warns permanent storage could reduce flood protection. He urges obtaining the Kansas Basin study from KU Press for $3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Tuttlecreek Dam
Army
Kansas
Congress
Tuttle Creek
Senate
Sen. Schoeppel
Kaw Valley
K.U
Kansas Basin
K.U. Press
Lawrence
Paul L. Jameson Garrison
Kas
Eisenhower backs Dulles as critics press him
President Eisenhower has drawn close to Secretary of State Dulles, taking equal responsibility for U S foreign policy amid Senate critics and allied heat over the Middle East. The president faced three choices: fire Dulles, back him, or stay silent. He chose support to avoid perceived White House weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dulles
Eisenhower
Senate Democrats
Middle East
White House
Young Ladies Disagree as Harvard-Style Debate Echoes
Hal Boyle notes two sisters in a sorority house dispute about territory and who counts the nuts and peas, while the political page touches on Dulles and Eisenhower. The piece blends domestic squabbles with a digressive critique of U S foreign policy and allied actions.
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New York
Kathy
Dant
Amy
Verse Tells of Spirit Over Might Rooted in Faith
Copy of a biblical verse praising God’s spirit over human strength. Likely reflects a religious devotional column or snippet emphasizing divine power beyond earthly force. Includes archaic language and a misspelled attribution.
Alcorn Named GOP National Chairman Amid East-West Debate
Fifty-year-old Hugh Meade Alou of Tartard Connecticut takes over as chairman of the Republican National Committee on February 1, succeeding Leonard Hall of New York. He is seen as an eastern choice to help elect a Republican-controlled Congress in 1958 and possibly Richard Nixon in 1960. Alcorn’s background includes Hartford County roles, state chairmanships, and key wins in Connecticut politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Washington
Hugh Meade Alou
Tartard
Conn
Republican Natal Committee
Leonard A A. Hall
New York
Wen
Alcorn
Richard Milhouse Nixon
Nixon
GOP
Tal
Connecticut
California
Mr. Alcorn
Len Hall
Hall
Eisenhower
National Committee
San Francisco
Hartford County
Suffield
E. H. May Jr
Thomas J. Dodd
Dartmouth
New England Law
Yale Law School
23 admitted to KU School of Nursing in capping ceremonies
Old Home Town notes 23 students officially admitted to the KU School of Nursing during capping ceremonies as Dr. Leslie Templin delivered the address. Additional items include a dance at Country Club Juniors hosted by Chaperones, a Kroger staff dinner in the Crystal Room, and local social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Templin
Leslie Templin
K.U. School of Nursing
Templin
Country Club
Carl Clifton
Emery Underwood
Kroger
Crystal Room
Eldridge
Lawrence
Olin Petefish
Mary Ann
Susan Ulmer
Olinda Brune
Mexico City
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Juunainalavwunall
Publis
Depe
Bill Mayer
Fet Pontius
Leo Eller
Stings
Maripet
W. A. Simons
Siwin
New Hampshire
Ind
Dette
Ning -Countien
Mai Andne
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
RADIO
N. Venter
Annie Oakley
Star Sports
West Dome
Jim Fisly
Crossroads Wiesemare Clooney
Mr. Adams
Eve
Playhouse of State
the Wise
Hed Harber Lusun
Marshall
TVR
Sporta
Studio F
Giastudle
Uy Tein
Ussr
Reg
Uwe
Orvice, Inc
SS Key
the World Today
Ike
James Marlow
Wisenhower
Hal Boyle
Saul Pett
Hal Boyley
Ocean Beach
Alves
Elvis Prestey
Perry Como
Rizio Pinza
Stevenson
Sathy
Wwisenhower
Indochina
Europe
Egypt
Nasser
Russia
Aswan Dam
Suez Canal
Turmean
Users Association
Britain
France
Zechanan
Old Home Town
Kansas Day Club
Topeka
Francisco
W. B. Slack
Charles Finch
Pierson Boat House
Western Union
Ladies’ Aid
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jacob Badsky
Max Weisdemann
Garnet Sparks
Kansas City
Overland
H. Weyermuller
Central Newspaper Bureau
Lawrence National Bank
Ith and
Mass
F.D
Hornberger
T.V
Radio & TV
Montgomery Ward
Comsleve Jewelry
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Olson Plumbing
Owen Sneegas
Met
Jayhawker Theatre
Massachusetts Street
Viking
Prescriptions Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher Phone