Radio Programs and United Nations News Desk Notes
The broadcast desk describes minute by minute UN activity reporting from Geneva and The Hague. They receive yearly Palestine reports, translate scripts, and relay broadcasts worldwide via telephone cable to transmitters in Canada and the West Coast, reaching Tangiers to Shanghai. A South African reader asks if delegates may leave sessions for the lavatory during six hour meetings.
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Reporta
United Nations
Geneva
The
Hague
Palestine
Canada
Tangiers
London
Shanghai
U.N. S
Tom Thes
Daily Journal World Law and Events Snapshot
A compressed page fragment from a 1948 issue references law and events reviews with stray names and dates. The readable text hints at a Saturday edition featuring summaries of external affairs and local matter coverage but contains many garbled and partial fragments.
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Law
Daily Journal-World Laws
Fournal-World
Sunday July 5 Broadcast Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio and TV programs across stations KMBC WDAF WREN WREN repeats. Features talks, music, drama, news and special broadcasts including Hollywood reports and weather updates with multiple hosts and time slots displayed.
Wallace party platform jeopardizes credibility in campaign
The Wallace camp faces self inflicted burden as platform planks tied to Rusma accuse the party of communist leanings. It cites destruction of American atomic weapons and potential Soviet exploitation, while promising peace and prosperity that seem hollow beside pinkish planks. Europe’s history with such peace schemes is cited as caution.
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Wallace Party
Ita
Rusma
Moscow
Europe
Eisenhower Dewey Talk Signals Postwar Europe Focus
General Eisenhower's surprise digit to Governor Dewey signals GOP interest in foreign affairs. The Allied commander discussed post war Europe, aiming to keep Dewey informed on strategy and how to serve national interests and peaceful nations in the present and future of Europe.
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Eisenhower
Dewey
Europe
Eure
Kansas Floods Reach Wide Areas Across State
Flooding along the lower Kaw river causes widespread damage and emergency conditions. Eastern districts report record high water affecting farms towns and utilities with public health at risk from water pollution. Agencies coordinate to manage the danger and plan costly repairs and replacements.
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Kaw
Refugees Reach Boston After Baltic Sea Voyage
Twenty nine Baltic refugees land in Boston aboard a 63 foot boat from Sweden guided by a seafaring veteran, seeking asylum without visas. If rejected they may seek Canada or continue toward the United States. The article also notes reduced consumer margins, stalled vacations, and mixed views on United Nations crisis response with one controversial extreme opinion.
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Boston
Sweden
Canada
Kordt on Munich talks and Hitler’s face-saving tactics
The interview with Dr. Erich Kordt recalls his role in pre Munich diplomacy and the German effort to depose Hitler. He notes the importance of saving face to Russians, firm resolve by the Allies, and the failed revolt plan that preceded Munich. Newsprint prices rise in US and Canada as Crown Zellerbach and others lift to 100 dollars a ton.
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Erich Bordt
University of Eed
Pecreteriet
America
Hitler
Kordt
Heriin
Reda
Berlin
Kardt
Erich
Munich
Chamberlain
Godesberg
Fuehrer
West
Dr. Kordt
Panatha Dester
Caechosolovakia
New York
Canada
United States
Great Northern Paper Company
New York City
Abitibi Power & Paper Co., Ltd
Toronto
Crown Zellerbach Co
Kansas Student at United Nations Caught in Maze of Nationalities
A Kansas student writes from the United Nations in New York about eight weeks as an intern in the Secretariat's Department of Public Information. He notes language diversity, daily eight hour work, and multilingual broadcasts, describing experiences in the Palestine debates and translation challenges among delegates from many nations.
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Kansas
United Nations
Slong
Chiten Nations
New York
Secretariat
Ch of
Aan
Proim Wan
Department of Public Information
Senor Garcia Palacios
Chiles
Palestine
England
Europe
Long Island
Canada
Birth announcements and christening etiquette evolve
Modern manners discuss formal birth notices using Mr and Mrs calling cards with baby name and birth date, plus informal tied cards and noting pink or blue edges. Christening plans cover guest limits, godparent roles, attire, gifts like silver cups, and post ceremony entertaining with buffet or tea.
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Iran
Pictured late educator and word puzzle remnants
Fragmentary OCR presents a grid of clues and partial entries. Names like Horace and Miss Turner appear among scattered terms such as Roman emperor and Italian city, with several incomplete definitions and stray letters. The piece resembles a newspaper puzzle page with missing intersections and damaged lines.
Local Society Notes and Weekend Events in Town
The town hosts a busy weekend with dinners at the Country Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Wetzel and guests including Mr. and Mrs. W. Braun of Indianapolis. The Bonehead club met Henry Asher for breakfast with members present. About 200 guests attended the golden wedding celebrations at Mr. and Mrs. Schaake. Joyriders took Elmer Pippert’s bat. it later appeared at Joe Jennings’ farm. Thirty-one girls start Rotary cane week, with chaperones listed. A housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Burgert is planned on New Hampshire Street.
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Eis
Edonee
Phoenis
W. Rice
George Wetzel
W. C. Braun
Indianapolis
Ind
George C. Wetzel
Bonehead Club
Henry Asher
C. B. Russell
Galen Gorrill
E. A. Gorrill
Elmer Pippert
Joe Jennings
Rotary
William R. Robeson
Betty Stimpeon
LaVerne Stugard
Burgert
New Hampshire Street
Fischer family to return Friday from Lake country
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer and Mina Elfrieda Fischer will return Friday from their vacation in the Lake country. The home of Floyd Bampte at Locust street was robbed last night of several articles including a baby's bank. A swimming closet opened today in Robinson gymnasium with admissions for children ten and older and adults. Prof Albert Binch of Chicago will succeed Prof John R Frazier on the fine arts staff of the University.
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Otto Fischer
Mina Elfrieda Fischer
Fridey
Lake Country
Floyd Bampte
Locust Street
Robinson Gymnasium
Albert Binch
Chicago
John R. Frazier
Fine Arte
University
Forty Years Ago Wedding at Gander Home in Baldwin
Forty years ago, the wedding of Mize Edna Gander and Charles Kalb occurred Wednesday night at the bride’s parents home, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gander, in Baldwin. The bride wore a simple white satin over taffeta gown. Genevieve Kinney hosted a dancing party for 14 couples at her home last night. Bessie Smith entertained her Sunday School class from the First Methodist church with a party at her home on Oak Street. Cargill of Morrison visited cousins Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Murphy, Miss Katherine O’Bryan, Miss Martha Sirpless, Miss Gena Cory, and Miss Edith Cory at Weaver today. Miss Caroline Neal traveled to Kansas City this morning. Miss Katherine visited Chicago en route to Miss May Cramer.
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Mize
Edna Gander
Charles Kalb
James H. Gander
Baldwin
Genevieve Kinney
Bessie Smith
Echool Dare
Firet Methodist Church
Cargill
Listen Gd Comme Listen Gd Comme
Radio listings note KM ABC KMBC KMARC and KMEC scheduling guests and programs. Inviting Learning debuts with Arabian Nights tomorrow at 11 30 p m on KMABC. Eugene Ormandy directs Hollywood Howl Symphony Orchestra on KMARC at 2 pm tomorrow. Intermission Greenroom features Bach and popular music discussion with Robert Bagar and Raymond Scott on KMBC. Blondie Dagwood star in Sunday evening show on KMAC at 6 30 pm. Caroline Ellis Happy Home airs weekdays at 6 30 am. Mins Brooks Eva Arn in Our Minx Brooks Monday on KMEC. Dorothy Siegfried debuts on Family show tomorrow at 4 pm on KMBC with Moonbeams. Ace and Jane at 7 pm on KMBC followed by Al Albert and Lucille Fisk. 1255-9 am BP 1005
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Eugene Ormands
Hollywood Howl Symphony Orchestra
Trchaikovsky
KMARC
Greenroom
Robert Bagar
Raymond Scott
KMBC
KMAC
Ace
Jane
al. Albert
Lucille
Ay Wevariti Fiskine
Eve Iedy Wigram
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