Radio Programs and Listings From Diverse Stations
A fragmented listing of radio programs and schedules across several stations including KMEC WRN WREN WDAF WDAE and others. Items mention Serenade Dance Opry Flashry Hoedown and various named shows with times and channels, reflecting a broad weekend broadcast guide. The text includes numerous station call signs, program titles, and time slots interwoven with imperfect OCR.
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Seana
Rose Delian
Tae
Wren
Belenorant
Mayhouse
Inflation and Household Strain Across Nations
Fragmented OCR text notes general inflationary pressure affecting households, mentioning fegeily bmigus and invasions as observed in various countries. The passage discusses hardships tied to inflation and wartime conditions, reflecting period economic strain and social impact.
Events in Review recounts Swiss independence and neutrality
DEWITT BACKENES writes on the 657th anniversary of Columbus discovery, notes Switzerland’s 1840 constitution, and celebrates its neutrality. The piece discusses Swiss military preparedness, fortifications, universal national service, and prosperity, with a brief nod to Martin Luther on civil marriage and divorce.
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America
Switzerland
Maine
Etary
Weill
Asvlf
Nme
United States
Martin Luther
Audit Burcsa Orrentations-Publisped dalip nept sueiey
A second class matter dated 1873 appears in this July issue. The fragment notes a publication schedule and a calendar entry with a focus on local printing and administrative notices.
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Menger
Dugtifier Taust Innee
FMBC suane monroe WPAP Contented Hour
Program listing with music and health topics featuring Bob Wilson and Robert G Lewis. Includes station call signs KNLE KM GC WDAF NN 34 10:00 EMAC Nexe 3.
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FMBC
Suane Monroe
Tom BR Wilson
Health
Robert G. Lewis
WDAF
Fragmentary War Injury Figures From a Turbulent Era
Fragmented OCR text reports skewed casualty figures and fear during a five month period of conflict. It hints at low casualties, uncertain lines of defense, and public anxiety about battle outcomes without clear names, places, or dates.
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Bly Rember
Welfare burden cripples Crawford county finances
The Pittsburg Press reports Crawford county must curb welfare costs nearing two million dollars to stay solvent. Despite a small $500 rise year over year, the volume burdens taxpayers and stalls other needed expenditures. Federal rules hinder economy, and many counties face welfare distress across Pennsylvania.
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Cranford County
Crawford County
Thesr
Pittsburg
Center Shot Andrew Schoeppel Sounds Bipartisan Foreign Policy Call
In a Tedio address Andrew Schoeppel urged a bipartisan foreign policy focused on global actions rather than isolated incidents. He warned the country is in trouble over secret wartime talks with Russia and claimed Republicans were used as window dressing at conferences.
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Andrew Schoeppel
Andy
Russia
South
Rollback in Prices Meets Miners Trade Pressure
The article discusses a call from a C.1.0. leader to push price rollbacks, contrasted with the United Mine Workers Journal arguing rollback is impossible. It notes the miners want to preserve current wage scales and acknowledges rollback would affect wages, while blaming various factors from small scams to foreign relief for high prices. The piece highlights tensions between household hardship concerns and industry wage policies.
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Congress
United Mine Workers Journal
Tomatoes in politics and war guilt echo in rhetoric
A scrambled discussion links tomato throwing at Taylor Level and South Carolina campaigns to public affairs and a German industrial group escaping war guilt. It contrasts pungent campaign tactics with measured policy and flags Hitler era culpability, noting criminals behind bars weigh their roles.
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Taylor
South Carolina
Prominss
Glen Taylor
Henry Wal
Hitler
Declining Farm Debt Across Kansas Cited By Bank Agency
The Farm Credit Administration reports Kansas farm mortgage debt at record lows with 95 percent equity in farms at current values and debt at one ninth of annual farm income. Despite potential crop slumps, authorities note debt could double faster than income halves. analysts urge continued investment to spur jobs and production.
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Emporis Wessue
Kansas
Farm Credit Administration
Local Family News and Obituaries Across Clay Center
The Prairie Star reports on a wide range of family notices and gatherings in Clay Center. Residents attend funerals and services for relatives and friends, and neighbors share updates on births, hospital news, and church events through the week.
Hicks Family Host Birthday Dinner in North Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Arthur Hicks entertained for daughter Eva Ruth with a birthday dinner Thursday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W L Fields Miss Thelma Fields Raymond Ryan Carl Ryan Norman Hicks Jimmy Hicks Dana Hicks Eva Hicks Mrs Ada Hicks and the Hicks couple. Also noted were the arrival of a newborn at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and visits by families from nearby towns.
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Arthur Hicks
Eva Ruth
W. L. Fields
Thelma Fields
Raymond Ryan
Carl Ryan
Norman Hicks
Jimmy Hicks
Dana Hicks
Eva Hicks
Ada Hicks
Willard Holladay
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Walter Davis
David Walter
Twineborough
Ohio
E. G
Merwin Davis
Misa Dorothy Markley
Torpeka
Beasley
W. FE. Nelson
Edward Huddell
Renner Springs
Truman
Old Home Town Notes and Local Announcements
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt accepted an invitation to speak in October at the Lawrence Woman's club. Engagement announced for Helen Elizabeth Bigsby to Robert R Green. Miss Mildred Messenheimer wed Howard T Lindley at Trinity Lutheran church and honeymooned in Colorado. Clarence Douglas announces the birth of a son. University football standout fullback on Big Six all star team. Ten Bartz children held a dinner reunion at Louisa Bartz's home.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Lawrence Woman's Club
C. E. Pontius
Ambross Bigsby
Helen Elizabeth
Robert R. Green
W. R. Green
Lawrence
Mildred, Messenheimer
Howard T. Lindley
Trinity Lutheran Church
Colorado
Clarence Douglas
Douglas
William and Navy Barts
Louisa Bartz
City to Pave McCook Street Linking to Aged Acessoic
Twenty five years ago the city commissioners ordered paving of Mc Cook street leading to the entrance to an ead to. Potatoes were being priced at about a hundred. Mr and Mrs P B Hildebrand and daughter Pesky Lee left for Emporia. Geneva Kunkel married Kenneth Lloyd McSinley at Mrs E L Kunkel's home in Lawrence. Monday evening Miss Clara Parel hosted Baptist Sunday school class picnic at Woodland Park. Helen Meyershan returned from two weeks in Augusta visiting her sister Mrs C K Marshall and Mr Marshall.
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P. B. Hildebrand
Pesky Lee
Emporia
Geneva Kunkel
Lawrence
Kenneth Lloyd McSinley
Des Moines
E. L. Kunkel
Clara Parel
The
Baptist Church
Woodland Park
Helen Meyershan
Augusta
C. K. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Golden wedding anniversary celebrated in city home
Forty years ago Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Albach marked their golden wedding anniversary at the family residence at 1701 Tennessee Street. Mina Nellie Dalton returned from Independence after a two week visit with grandparents. Clara Eberhart hosted twelve friends for Tessie Eberhart of Butler, Pa. Belle Sheffer and daughter Viola are visiting from Linno. Anna and Frances Carter bee returned from three weeks in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
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Phillip Albach
Tennessee Street
Mina Nellie Dalton
Independence
Clara Eberhart
Tessie Eberhart
Butler, Pa
Belle Sheffer
Viola
Linno
Anna
Frances Carterbee
Council Bluffs
Lows
Baldwin News Notes and Local Accidents
Baldwin items report residents Ralph and Mrs Ralph Stuteman living near Ninwt and Gaker streets, visits from Min- son and Keve families, a car collision near Colby injuring Dean Irwin's radiator, and hospitalities with Mary Hiesenax and Orsie Belle Lytle. Dean Irwin to spend time in Estes Park before returning home. Homer Schoeptin family vacation plans to Grand Maris Wis with Merle Werble and the Toul couple, plus funeral services for Lyeton G. Alvord at the First Methodist Church, with Rev. W. Brewnter and Dr R Mih er officiating. Alvord had served at the Kansas University Students Center and First Methodist. Additional notes mention Mr and Mrs James Toul joining later.
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Yrof
Ralph Stuteman
Ninwt
Gaker
Aun
Loren Keve
Min- Son
Rachlin Peer Sucver
Meg
Burley
Wiley AL Keve
Mie Manet Hartley
Tar
Keve
Herbert Jacobs
Dean Grace Drwin
Denver
Colo
Colby
Tuck
Iwi
Dean Tewin
Reg Rees Mary Hiesenax
Mins Orsie Belle Lytle
Dean Irwin
Estes Vark
Homer Schoeptin
Chldren
Tirand Maris
Wis
R. Miher
Viride
W. Brewnter
Br. Enright
Beth
I Alvord
Baldwin. Com
Emporia
First Methodist Church
Jfveare
Jfveare and Chairman of the Official Board of That Church For A Fer Hera Thesly
Willem En White
The
Emporia Gazette
Rep Cole Flies Home for Last Minute Campaigning
Rep. Cole Flies Home for Last Minute Campaigning in Topeka around July in LP Alert M. Cole first district congressman returned today for renomination campaigning. He faces Tom B. Wilson state representative and former brigadier general. Cole traveled by plane after the house recessed for the weekend and plans to stay Saturday Sunday and perhaps Monday in the district. He arranged with House Speaker Martin to be notified if any votes are scheduled for Monday’s session.
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Topeka
M. Cole
Cole
Tom B. Wilson
Williamstown
House
Martin
Word Puzzle Clue List and Answers Key
A compact list of crossword style clues is provided with horizontal and vertical entries. It includes numbered hints such as Pictured radio news anniversary thirteen Electricity eleven Interstice fifteen The ged sixteenAN nine Land parcel twenty Sea engie twenty two Location twenty three Permits twenty four Mother twenty six Laughter sound twenty seven Heeps five: thirty Greek letter thirty four Employers three a Car thirty six Theatrical thirty eight And Latin thirty nine Near forty Cry forty three Whip forty seven Out of danger fifty one Unit of length fifty two Hurry fifty four Hebrew tribe fifty seven Idolized fifty nine Remuneration sixt y? Cubic meters and vertical clues covering gem stone, sheet, twirl, eye scale, prefix, poultry, rabbit, existence, two of the thing, shoe part, coagulum, head covers, palm sly, that thing, emanated, mountains, property item, Hebrew prophet, Hindu month, devotee, meadow, Dutch city.
Fragmentary OCR Item on Names and Numbers
A scrambled OCR fragment lists items such as a street abbreviation and a Jewish month among scattered numbers and phrases. The readable bits include references to a noblewoman, a false god, and transport terms, but no coherent story or event emerges.
Go Corn LISTEN! Debut on RARBG Monday Morning
A new musical program airs on RARBG near Monday at 3:15 featuring Duffy and his orchestra. Stars Marilyn and Tommy Port present classic hits with a big-band sound, promising lively early morning entertainment and a variety of performers.
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Rarbg
Botony Duffy
Marylin
Tommy Port
Duffy
DerHonabla
T Hat Verantile
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Tuki
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the Mariners
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KMEC
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KMBC
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Club 15
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Modernaires
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Andew
Edward Murrow
Murrow
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Mama
Better Prescription
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Wright
Round Corner Drag CO
Mel Fisher
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