Lawrence Journal-World 1952 political viewership notes
Lawrence Kansas briefs discuss television coverage of national conventions, smoke filled rooms concept, and President Truman's stance. It notes potential deals and alignments within party factions as Barkley’s candidacy shifts. Also reports precinct expansion in Kansas with 2,792 to 2,850 precincts, and Lawrence boundary growth affecting girth control debates.
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Barkley
Stevenson
Kentucky
Chicago
Lofty
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Kansas Government Journal
Kansas
Lawrence
Paul Shanahan
No Experience Two Kansas Officials Raise Concerns
Kansas City readers note two newly appointed officials in Kansas Cis Kansas, a city commissioner and police chief, both said to lack experience in their roles. The piece questions alliances with contractors and alleged “fixes” that benefit dubious businesses at taxpayers’ expense while hinting at broader political influence on steel mill management and public perception of truth.
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Kansas
Cis
Kan
Kansas Citant
Kansas City
Radio Programs Tuesday July 22 Listings and Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs and times across multiple stations including KMBC WREN WDAF WDAP and KMBC with news casts, talk shows, music segments, and special parity features. The page catalogs show times for each program from morning through late evening, noting hosts, guest names, and parade segments.
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KMEC
Alex Dreter
KMBC
WUAF
Arthurd Gostrey
Jack
Rick
Us Darih
Ray Lee
Fickens
Burton
WDAF
Cal Tinney
Ronnie Kemper
WDAP
Widder Brown
Rus Vorkan
Wren
Renton
WPAF
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Frank Jones
Maree Elis
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Diepee Dara
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AES
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Westock
Markets
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Kansas Democrats in Chicago Stand Uncommitted
The Kansas Democrat leaders in Chicago caucused to stay uncommitted pending meetings with all candidates. They will follow the unit rule, so any movement by one delegate compels the whole delegation. The aim is to avoid precipitate choice and prevent individual missteps amid the confusion.
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Chicago
Kelling
Alcibiades
Kansas
Wal Cochran
Ohio
Political factions seek control of Chicago Democrats
Moving on Democrats Americans for Democratic Action and the Congress of Industrial Organizations, two groups, vie for influence inside the Chicago Democratic Party. The piece warns such parasitic growths substitute leadership hidden from members, pulling strings for their own ends, a pattern seen in Europe and contrasted with Stevenson.
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Americans For Democratic Action
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Democratic Party
Chicago
Europe
First carloads roll into Sunflower Ordnance Works area today
Old Home Town reports the initial material shipments arriving by rail from DeSoto to the Sunflower Ordnance Works. Navy trainees at KU begin organized athletics with a baseball game coached by George O. Starkey. Navy hostesses sought for dances at the University. Marjorie Neumann of El Dorado and Joe L. Kennedy of Lawrence wed Saturday. Various social visits and notices follow, including hospital and Legion events, a new editor appointed for Public Management, and local gatherings and entertainments.
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DeSoto
Haskell Institute
K.U
Navy
Frank Strong
Yeognan
George O. Starkey
Marjorie Neumann
el, Dorado
Joe L. Kennedy
Lawrence
E. D. Kinney
Washington, D. C
Helen Kinney
Petrea Newcomer
John Newcomer
Galena
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Laurence T. Hartin
Eli Ferrell Dorres
American Legion
St Might
Rolland S. Wallis
Manistique, Mich
Public Management
International City Managers Association
Agnes Engel
Shade of a Mulberry Tree Sold in Turkey Auction
Western Turkey town Aydin municipal council auctioned the shade of a giant mulberry tree in the central square. Sherbet and food vendors sought spots for summer stalls, with the permit going to the highest bidder. A sherbet salesman won the season for $90.00. Los Angeles TV ownership climbs to seven of ten families.
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Turkey
Munnicipal Council
Honeymoon on Roller Skates Sparks Earthy Mood
A quirky tale recalls an Eastern couple beginning their honeymoon on roller skates while an amused crowd notes the high fashion of a bathing reporter among Arabs at a time when perfume replaced soap in European courts.
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Europe
Dollar lead over US mirrors postwar aid and investment
The Ottawa Journal argues that Canada’s higher dollar value springs not from domestic wisdom but from American postwar generosity and investment. It notes Marshall Plan aid revived demand for Canadian goods, and US investment in Canadian oil and iron ore helped the dollar rise, urging restraint in national pride.
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Ont
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England
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Londort
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Marshall Aid
Mossadegh Renominated By Iranian Parliament
Tehran Iran parliament overwhelmingly renominated Mohammed Mossadegh as premier after two days of nationalist riots that toppled moderates and sparked deadly clashes. Protesting mobs clashed with police and troops, killing about twenty as the capital suffered widespread destruction amid Iran's jail dispute with Britain.
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Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Aamed Qavam
Qavam
Britain
World Today Korean Blot On Pretty Demo Picture
In Chicago James Marlow reports on Gov Paul Dever and Sen Paul Douglas at the Democratic convention as they defend party actions and respond to Republican critiques on Korea and Eisenhower. The piece frames campaign dynamics, timing, and the parties’ messaging ahead of November elections.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
Paul A. Dever
Dever
Democrati.c
Paul Douglas Oflinois
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Korea
Eisenhower
Tulsa weekly crude oil production up 1100 barrels daily
The Gas Journal reported the week ended July 19 shows domestic crude and condensate up by 1100 barrels per day to 82,530 barrels total. Oklahoma’s gains exceed twice the national figure while Kansas rises about 1300 barrels. Weeming and Hingis noted as the biggest losers in a separate line.
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Gas Journal
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Hingis
Short trace session at Panmunjom yields five minutes
Korean Korean armistice negotiators met for only five minutes in the latest session at Panmunjom as secret talks on the prison issue remained deadlocked since July 4. An executive session was set for Wednesday amid rising speculation about a possible move.
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Panmunjom
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Jess
Frank McDonald Serves On Demo Finance Group
Six men were named to represent Kansas congressional districts on the Democratic finance committee. Members include Vienry Lueck Neta waka First district Frank McDonald Lawrence Second Joe Lawrence Second Joe Lebo Fourth Louis RkampSchroeder Garden City Fifth F F Wagin Hays Sixth gaduair. The item notes other local obits and social notes from Baldwin including deaths and visits.
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Salina Ib
John J
Kansas
Ed Princed
Democratic Finance Committee
Vienry Lueck
Netawaka
Frank McDonal
Lawrencr
Joe Lawrence
Joe . Lebo
Louis Rkampschroeder
Garden City
F. F. Wagin
Hays
Tractor overturn kills man west of Phillipsburg
Phillip sburg, Kansas. Winchell Jr., about 34, was killed Monday when a tractor overturned on U S Highway 36 about 17 miles west of Phillipsburg. He lived near Prairie View and was driving the tractor home ahead of an approaching storm. A son drove another tractor but did not witness the accident.
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Kas
Norman Winchell Jr
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Winchell
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Baldwin Miss Ann Blair Alderson Weekend Cast
Miss Ann Blair Alderson of Topeka joined Dr and Mrs W A Saucier and Miss Ann Saucier for a weekend visit. Supt and Mrs Clarence Gordon spent Sunday in Topeka visiting granddaughters Katherine and Mary Gordon at Vail hospital recovering from an auto accident. Mr and Mrs Martenus Wright vacationing at Brainerd Minnesota and Canada. Nautilus club held July picnic at Mrs Paul Selzer home with former members Elsie Swhnberg Kansas City and Ethel Watkins Ottawa in attendance. Mr and Mrs J O Aus Miss Harriet Osborne and Mrs Lou Kerns attended the funeral of Mrs Hurst Majors in Manhattan. Mrs Majors a Baker.
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Delta Delta Delta
Earl. E. Harper
Iowa City
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W. C. Harper
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Cinema Star Horizontal Puzzle Clues and Answers
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Local Church Activities Highlight Baldwin Session
The Kansas Methodist Conference School of Missions meets in Baldwin with evening talks at the First Methodist church led by Dean W. J. Faulkner of Fisk University. The annual All-Church Planning Conference follows at Lone Star Lake with a 3 PM start and a community picnic. Leaders and attendees from Baldwin and nearby towns gather for sessions and a public event.
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Taylor Ia
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Ee White
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Tiny Bride and Groom Featured in Evening TV Lineup
A bustling schedule lists Tiny Bride and Groom in a light drama block at 10 10 with other programs including Live of Life and Matines in New York. Highlights include Feminine Touch and Western Features before late night fare and a pair of untitled announcements.
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