Radio schedule fragment with host lineups and programs
A dense diary of radio show listings across stations WDAF KCMO KMBC KMEC and others. Entries include governors, orchestras, singers, dramas and news blocks with varied times and hosts such as Wayne King Pat Dunn Richard Dismond and Gene Autry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDHAP
One Man's Family
Kacmo—Fine Arts Quartet
WDAF
KCMO
Carlsen
Kkmeca
Wayne King
Pat Dunn
Wren
Kmisc
Texas Rangers
James Metron
Curt Massey
KMBC
Cathelle
Drew Pearson
Czssie
Harriet
Martin
NHC
N. LLC
Rasel Rathbone
Judses N Hichings
KMEC
Brush Creek Follies
Wnn
Oprey
Brush Creek
Newspaper Authority and AP Replication Notice
A terse notice outlines that Associated Press retains exclusive rights to reproduce all local news printed in newspapers and AP news dispatches, as audited by the Bureau of Circulations. The document specifies trademark and distribution controls for member papers and affiliates.
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Aubeer
Associated Press
Associated Presa Ta
Tocal
AP News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Panera
Hutchinson Paper Urges Real Use Of Education Improvements
The Hutchinson News-Herald comments drily on tax levies and bond issues for education. It notes some teachers may demand more pay and promise better teaching, while the best teachers already give their all and rewards come from student progress and achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson News-Herald
Hutchinson
Hawaii Blockade Reveals Labor Movement Power Strains
An analysis argues that the Hawaiian island blockade linked to a longshore strike led by Harry Bridges disrupts shipping and pineapple and sugar production. It cites near famine risks, food shortages, and rising unemployment as evidence of how union power can affect civilian welfare.
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Hawaiian Islands
Harry Bridges
United States
Honolulu
Bridges
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Britain
Truman
Berlin
Hawai
Welfare budgets rise in Shawnee County amid statewide increases
Shawnee County faces a 220000 escalation in welfare spending next year as legislature grants aid to distressed counties. The move signals broader county relief trends and reflects tougher economic times statewide. Also noted is Joe Crossen, famed pilot of Wil Rogers and Woley Post, who died of a heart attack. he was once a Kansan with a Kansas City Kansas background.
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Shawnee County
Shawnée County
Joe Crossen
Wil Rogers
Woley Post
Point Barrow
Tels
Alaska
Crossen
Ntawa County
Joe
Kansas
Kansas City Kansin
Douglas Shawnee county tax lien license tag procedure
Authorities note that inspecting license tags to locate vehicles with unpaid property taxes is an old method used in Douglas and Shawnee counties. A western Kansas official did not invent the practice, critics say, though media reports had credited a single figure with the idea.
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Douglas
Shawnee
Kansas
Residents enjoy the hot weather amid diverse views
A few residents praise the heat as evidence that it takes all kinds of people to make a world. The remark reflects varied community attitudes toward the season and climate.
Red apy in every office may fade in Washington
dull life in Washington could ensue if the custom of keeping a beautiful red apy in each office falls out of fashion and loses its charm.
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Washington
Economy First and Jefferson’s Dilemma Revisited
A Tolan Register opinion cites Jefferson warning that public debt endangers independence and liberty. It argues the choice remains between economy and profusion, noting modern Democrats claim Jefferson as founder while questioning if he would support them today.
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Tolan
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Penzance Bay Scene Marks Start of Allied Naval Coordination
In Penzance Bay Britain France and the Netherlands test a plan to form a united Western European fleet for defense. Belgians work with British ships while the four navies tackle language and customs barriers, aiming for coordinated operations and joint signaling.
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England
Penzance Bay
Lord Nelson
Ceylon
Charles Grumich
Far East
Local News Briefs Highlight Weddings and Community Events
The community records births marriages and notable social happenings. A daugh ter was welcomed by Mr and Mrs W C Woodson of Ferry. Miss Billie Bernhard wed Ernest V Pratt in Burlingame with Margie Nethercut hosting young guests. Hattie E Steele and Alfred B Cope married at Belvoir. Mary Clarke and Percival Johnson tied the knot at a private home. Gene Gallagher sold a driving team in Topeka for 500 dollars. A street car office was leased at 719 Massachusetts street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Reiman
Ohio Street
Billie Bernhard
Ernest V. Pratt
Burlingame
Olive Pratt
Lillie Bernhard
Glenn Pratt
Margie Nethercut
New Hampshire Street
Marcella Lyman
Hattie E. Steele
Alfred B. Cope
Belvoir
Parente
I. T. Steele
Grace E. Derby
Mary Clarke
St. Joseph
Percival Johnson
J. H. Bell
Lawrence
Gene Gallagher
Topeka
Hank Lindaway
Massachusetts’ Street
Paul Elliott
Sonia Rockland
Hiawatha
Withers
Ka Valles Canning Company
Scott Kelsey
H. EF. van Noy
W. N. Kelsey
Linweed
K. of P
Paperwork Empires in Federal Payrolls Rise
The Kansas City Star notes government bureaus have built and maintained paperwork empires as federal employment stays well above prewar levels. Senator Byrd cites three civilian workers per service member, and officials offer no justification for the sustained staffing surge across branches.
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Kansas City Star
Federal Bureaus
The
Star
Byrd
Virginia
Tax Hurdle Frames Long Race For Car Owners
A quirky editorial image frames taxes as a long distance race where car owners race to fill quotas and beat the added penny tax. It likens a dash man to a tax measure, emphasizing delayed payments and competition.
Topeka Records Wettest June As July Rainfall Expected
The June weather report notes Topeka had the wettest June on record and some residents in the capital city anticipate a wetter July. local officials caution that forecast uncertainty remains and urge preparedness for potential storms.
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Topeka
Final citizenship hearing set for twenty five years ago cases
Twenty five years ago a November term court will hear final citizenship applications for Minnie Belle Eno Kate Schalbar Overbrook Philip Roser Lone Star John Peter Simon Richland born Luxembourg and Joseph Oliseo Grover born Italy. Mrs Eno and Schalbar are American born but must apply under a new rule tying wives to their husbands.
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Minnie Belle Eno
Kate Schalbar
Overbrook
Philip Roser
Lone Star
Alsace-Lorraine
John Peter Simon
Richland
Luxembourg
Joseph Oliseo
Grover
Italy
Eno
Mire
Schalbar
Mies Ethel Pearcock
George Lynn
New Haven
Conn
Lynn
W. F. Peacock
Lawrence
Christ Hospital
Topeka
University Student Hospital
F. Lynn
Yale University
Minnie M. Baker
Chicago
George Walk
Misa Louise Renner
Lecompton
Tom Glenn
Marriage of Miss Agnes Mae Reiman and Harry Sanborn
A marriage announcement notes the union of Miss Agnes Mae Reiman and Harry Sanborn. The event is described with brief formal detail suitable for a society column. No further individuals or specifics are provided in the readable text.
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Agnes MaeReiman
Harry Sanborn
Wimbledon crowns Louise Brough in tight title clash
Louise Brough of Beverley Hills California defeated Margaret Osborne du Pont of Bellevue Delaware 10-8 1-6 10-8 to win the Wimbledon women's championship. It was Broughs second straight triumph and gave Americans both major Wimbledon titles. Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta California won the men's division.
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London
Louise Brough
Beverley Wiis
Calif
Margaret Osborne Due Font
Bellevue
Del
Mise Brough
Ted Schroeder
la Crescenta
Europe
Local Sunday Canner Guests Share Friendly Visit
EUDORA Jeannie and Jimms Kazingler visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lester Manyes and children. Also guests included Mr and Mrs Lon Hale of Raver and Mrs Wayne Reusch with two children and Mrs Carol Gerstenberker with two children.
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Jeannie
Jimms Kazingler
Lester Manyes
Chitren
Mir
Lon Hale
Raver
Wayne Reusch
Carol Gerstenberker
Modern Manners Wedding Receiving Line Dilemma
Advice on wedding etiquette from the Modern Manners column covers who should stand in the receiving line when the bridegroom's parents are divorced. It also answers questions about invitations a secretary replying by typewriter and not delaying weddings due to a funeral. The column offers practical, period-appropriate guidance.
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Mrs. Shaw
Eurene
Ming J.E.D
Mise J.E.D
Sacred Animal Answer to Previous Puzzle
Puzzle listing many clues across vertical and horizontal entries with multiple cross references. Reads like a dense word game page segment, showing definitions and partial answers across language roots, geography, and mythic terms.
Fragmented OCR notes reveal church events and personal notices
A chaotic fragmentary report lists family gatherings, travel, and church activities. It mentions Mrs Masses, Mr Ooend Mfrs, and Lan Woset with varied spellings, a beacher home visit, and plans for a Sunday unified service at a local church. It notes committee meetings, summer programs, and Father Lorenz Reith conducting services.
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Fren
Sroenfay
Marott
Blut Springs
Willian
Ate
Miss Woved
Amy John
Gmd
Wriety
Sune Gay School
Church Council
Father Lorenz Reith
Obituary of Julius Schelbar of Lawrence and Overbrook
Julius Schelbar born October 4 in Bercham Luxembourg immigrated to the United States in 1888. He married Katherine Kleen in 1906 and had a daughter Emma and twins Emil and Emily, with Emily dying at birth. He died June 25 1949 in Lawrence at age 70 and is buried at Rock Creeks Cemetery.
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Julius
Jill” Schelbar
Jil” Schelbar
Bercham
Luxembourg
America
Overbrook
Katherine Kleen
Mt. Leonard
Emma Schethar
Kansas City
Emil
Emily
Frid
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Emma
August
Topeka
Elizabeth Simon
Rock Creeks Cemetery
Life With Luigi Moves to Sunday on KMBC Air
KMBC radio outlines summer line up with Life With Luigi starring J Carrol Nitish moving to Sunday. Sally Baker touts Food Scout and Happy Kitchen weekday tips while new shows debut including Young Love Breakfast with Burrows and Leave It to Joan plus Strawhat Concerts and Holiday for Strings in Memorial Hall Kansas City.
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Luigi
J. Carrol Nitish
Rermbcl
Ladvi
Sally Baker
Kmbc-Ream
Sally
KMBC
Young Love
Janet Waldo
Jimmy Lydon
Joan Davis
Joan
Abe Burrows
Burrows
Binnie Barnes
Columbia Concert
KMBEC
Brush Creek
Kmbc-Kfrm
Memorial Hall
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BBC Societes Ri
Women In Business
Oren
Heplore
SPL
Dickey Vis Rome
AL Phillips
Whesen
Samims
Clack
Romo Breas
Arthur Gedfrey
Fred Waring
Batte
Modern Humanees
MWA
Jack Berch
Amer SA
Helen Tren
Srumo
Earl Godwin
David Hart
Dewitt MacKenzie
AP Foreign Affaire
Grumich Sive
Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Sumatra
Java
Saratoga
Pacific
Richelieu
W. C. Woodson
Ferry
Rotary Club
Deane W. Malott
Hiddon
E. H. Lindley
California
Eudora
Modern Manners
Penn Soa
C.H.S
Ireland
Nova Scotia
Fortune
Asia
Batt
CAG
Rey Reished
Wilson
DILL
Nfo
Ischelbar
Lawrence Ry
Soedonan Radio
N.Y
Hanna
Blue Bird Cafe
Fender
Kirkpatrick
Massachusetts
Auto Wrecking & Junk CO
Mel Fisher
Gin . Smith Electric Company
N.h.st
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