Radio Schedule Fragments Show a Busy July Lineup
A dense, partly garbled listing of show times and programing across KMBC KMBC-WREN WDAF WD4F WDAF KMIC and other stations. The fragment includes names such as Sparkie Raine Fole Jon Robert Montgott and Arthur Godfrey with weather segments and music and talk shows. It reads as an old broadcast grid with scattered program titles and hosts.
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Ric Jon
Sparkie Raine
KMBC
XNI
WREN
Telio
WDAF
Penny Lee
Silyer
WDHAF
Searles
EMBC
Ben—Smerling
Louellea Parnes
Robert Montgott
Fdison Orchestra
WUAF
Newecast Marcast Hit Parade
Bc—Livestoak
Alen Mieter Wren
Tesas
Wharoern Ab
Ren—Hreas Cat Cipp
Tineay
Wdar—Sewar
KMRU
Caroling Elite
Tri
Arthur Godfrey
Beneteestick
Sun Bryantickens
Ruchememiwr
Wdar—Melodis
Nora Drake
Lorenss Jones Witt
WEEN
Jon and
Sparkis
KMIC
Weatern
Howe Wren—Pung Guerre
Pni- Kat
Ratner
Richard Diamond
Bing Crehy
Henarchica Miner Symphony
Bright Star
What to Do With Voters In Lawrence 1952
Reports from across the country show rising registered voters and shrinking non voter ranks. Lawrence may need more precincts as vote counts grow. double boards will continue but new precincts may be required before the August primaries and general election.
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Imany
Lawrtnce
Ehrr- Tionn
Lawrence
Trouble With Steel Politics Darkens Strike Fallout
The steel strike drags on as ore mining halts and miners quit in sympathy. Owners push a union shop stance, claiming it blocks agreement while defense needs loom. Industry crippling shutdown could linger until spring despite public calls for a settlement.
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Nave
Aftermath of North Korea Power Plant Bombing
The text discusses the impact of bombing Manchurian power plants, noting possible planned follow ups, the potential for repair, and whether Allied bombing altered war material output and schedules. It emphasizes uncertainty about the bombing’s strategic effects.
Fragmentary war talk still aims at ending conflict
A fragmentary line of discussion suggests that aside from more proposed moves the war would have little effect in bringing the Korean conflict to an end. Even if both sides could continue knocking out enemy installations indefinitely, prospects for a swift peace remain uncertain.
Appropriation for Turtle Greek dam debated in Congress
Congress approves five million dollars to start the Turtle Greek dam on the Blue river. Opponents mount a multi-faction counter campaign while flood control supporters push for a multi purpose dam that would flood a large valley and favor sustained agriculture. Army Engineers discuss open dam versus permanent reservoirs, signaling a shift from earlier positions and prompting renewed advocacy.
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Blue River
Congress
Tit Valley
Quthalie
Debated Corruption and Global Politics Across Nations
Senator Kefauger warned against party loyalty forcing apologia for corruption in government while noting corruption exists in all parties. He compared France under De Gaulle and Mossadegh’s Iran, predicting ongoing political fragility and oil wealth disparities, amid coverage of the new super liner crossing the Atlantic costing about 73 million dollars.
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Kefauger
Dhawn
Carriphera
W Kefauyer
United States
Atlantic
Kpeei
Entertaining shower for Miss Baker at Tonganoxie home
Old town society notes share a surprise personal shower for Miss ae Baker hosted by Miss Patty Riges Miss Georgia Mae Landrith and Menevieve Harman all of Tonganoxie Details include recent weddings births and visits with local families and residents attending gatherings at various homes in the area Community life mentions a new surgical dressings program by the Red Cross and appointments in the local chapter led by Mrs Hovey Hanna and Mrs G B Holmes
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Patty Riges
Georgia Mae Landrith
Menevieve Harman
Tonganoxie
Ae Baker
Dorothy May Breeheisen
Walter Breeheisen
Hadora
Lawrence Ellmore Peery
Ernest Peery
Edgerton
G. FB. E. Lindquist
Rone
Wilmington
Del
Los. Army
Red Cross
Hovey Hanna
GB. Holmes
Leaving Olathe Navy Base Capt Flatley Heads East
Captain James T. Clattey, commander at Olathe Naval Air Station for two years, departs for Philadelphia for officer command courses and will attend another in Boston. He will report July 8 to Norfolk, Virginia, as commanding officer of the U S S Block Island. His wife and three sons follow as they await the new leadership.
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James T. Clattey
Olathe Naval Air Station
Philadelphia
Navy
Boston
Notefolk
Block Island
Camdr
Renpix Isner
Olathe
CB. Giese
Flanes
T Flatley
Brian
David
James
Flatley
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Tax Collector Modality High in South China Farm Tax Harvest
Morally charged report notes high tax rates among Communists in South China last year. Farmers faced heavy levies with one village leader opposing tax collection and a rival group mobilizing to gather revenues.
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Hong Kong
South China
Williams exposes tax corruption amid Delaware senator push
Parsons Sun reports Sen. John Williams of Delaware continues a self assigned drive to uncover Bureau of Internal Revenue corruption. His latest expose centers on a 38 million dollar tax case against an oil brokerage settled for 85 thousand dollars after hiring William Boyle Jr. as lawyer. Boyle previously chaired the Democratic National Committee.
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Parsons Sun
Sen
John Wiliams
Delaware
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Williams
William Boyle Jr
Boyle
Democratic National Committee
Sen. Williams
Helas
Barbs and Cochran Nonsense From A Texas Town
A fragmented humor piece notes a Minas mailman bitten by the same dog on three occasions while joking about dogs knowing bills, seating peas with a knife, and a mother in law festival in a Texas town. It closes with a light jab about holiday support.
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Minas
Texas
MacArthur keynoted GOP rally amid mixed delegate show
General Douglas MacArthur flew into Chicago for the Republican convention and delivered a caustic keynote that drew strong applause from some and noticeable stillness from many delegates. He criticized the administration, hinted at Taft alignment, and questioned collective security while avoiding direct mentions of Eisenhower.
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Chicago
Douglas M Arthur
New York
Eisenhow
Si Taft
Taft
Wichman Family Fourth of July Gathering in Eudora
A July 4 gathering at Merritt and Merritt Musick home in Eudora honored Ed Wichman and his Pasadena family. Attendees included Wichman and family from Topeka and Ottawa, plus many Wichman relatives. Ed shared family films from Gage Park Topeka. Ice cream and cake were served.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Institute
Clearfield
G. Carrol Gilbert
Emporia
Tomirr
Gilber
Ev >Gelical United Brethren Church At, Emporia, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin’ Bond
Howard Belles
Debra
Lawrence
Arthur Blaylock
Desoto
M. Sand
Mro
Ed Wichman
Pasadena
Calif
Topeka
Kanges Ciy
Vinland Methodist Church
Eudora
Aly
Starbert Theater
Swope Park
Saturn
A.J
Merritt Musick
Gage Park
Topeks
Kansas
Harry Wichman
Carl Wichman
Lewis Wichman
Ottawa
Henry
Silver Screen Star Horizontal Clue Puzzle
A crossword style word puzzle lists across clues for a film star and related terms, with a second vertical set of clues covering offices, animals, foods, and common nouns, inviting readers to fill a grid from the silent era to mid twentieth century cinema and society.
Perlman Resigns as Solicitor General in Truman Administration
Philip B. Perlman who argued for the United States in the steel seizure case resigned Tuesday as solicitor general. He is the fourth Justice Department official to quit since James P. McGranery became attorney general on May 27. President Truman announced the resignation with sincere regret and wished Perlman success in private life. The letter says he will leave August 15, marking the fifth anniversary of his service. Perlman also served as acting attorney general between J. Howard McGrath’s ouster and McGranery’s arrival.
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Washington
Philip B. Perlman
Truman
Perlman
Justice Department
James P. McGranery
Wi Perlman
Department
State Non-Pro Baseball Tourney Opens Friday in Wichita
The 22nd annual Kansas State Non-Pro Baseball Tournament begins in Wichita with Loretto's Bluejays and Augusta Merchants set for the second game Friday night at 10 15 p.m. The opener at 7 43 p.m. features Kansas City Markls of the Jayhawk League and Wichita Boeing Bo Jets of the Victory League. Pratt Ban Johnsons, district winner, blanked Cunningham 9 0 in district finals as six more qualifiers from Burlington Cedar Vale Protection Well ington and Arkansas City join the field.
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Wichita
Loretto
Bluejays
Augusta Merchants
Kansas State
Kansas City Markls
Jayhawk
Wichita Boeing Bo-Jets
Turon
Pratt Ban Johnsons
Pratt
Cunningham
Burlington
Cedar Vale
Protection
Wellington
Arkansas City
Amateur Hour Ends At Pocket Theater Broadcast
A chaotic daytime schedule lists multiple shows and gags from Heart of America to News, highlighting amateur hour acts, a Weather segment, and a late matinee in New York. The telecast features The Love of the Lent Convention, Space Cadet, and a HawkinesFalse Pile Trap segment.
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Giposeas
Camelo
Dione
Seale
Heart of America
Dangeroue
Jentea
Siichy
Sparte
Newareal
Sian
Jonny Dugan
New York
Hayes
Howdy Doody
Amnengtad
Space Cadet
Annsuerd
Wesporta
Heart Theater
Pat
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Interstate League
Kansas City
J. B. Shirar
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Anna Buchanan
Washington and Jefferson College
H. G. Fisher
Clinton Presbyterian
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Thacher
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Charles Bion
Thacker
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MacArthur
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Eisenhower
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Larissan Mountain
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