Baldwin Community News Roundup and Social Events
A Baldwin Sunday picnic honored Mrs. Perry and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bert Perry and others from Spring Hill. George Griffith of Baldwin Gas takes his annual vacation. Rebekah lodge hosted Mrs. Lela Comstock of Quenemo with Assembly officers visiting. Rotary and 4 H activities noted plus upcoming events and a KU wedding at Danforth Chapel. Several local residents receive hospital and travel updates, with community notices from Baldwin and Ellis relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Perry
Perry
Bert Perry
J. O. Calderwool
Spring Hill
Clara Todd
Lee Rogers
George Griffith
Baldwin Gas Company
Rebekah Lodge
Lela Comstock
Quenemo
Rebekah
Arthur Maci
Jerry
Terry Ticlens
Johnny Messer
Jimmy Disque
Victoria Kingery
Lonnie
Fred Buechner
North Topeka
Buechner
Baldwin Neinabers
Baldwin Rotary Club
Tueday
Pine Room
Floyd Carman
Ottawa
Rotary
Duke Cheney
Oliver Hobbs
Radio Program Schedule Snapshot From 1940s Era Station Lineup
A fragmented listing shows WREN WDAF KMBC and KMBC programs including news shows The Syncopated Clock The Breakfast Club Dramas and music blocks with various hosts and show titles, plus time slots from early afternoon to late evening and notable series like Lone Ranger and Baseball Roundup.
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Mupcome
Wren
Thureday
Duty
Pew Bedon
Sparkie
Echos Wren—Fun Factory
KNBC
Jack Benvon Wren
WDAF
KMBC
Peasy Lee Wrens
Mr. Traachal
Bil Griffith
Star March
Feradeck Markel
Wren—Dx News Ener
Rangers AP
Alex Sreler
Caroline Ellis
Young Dr. Malone
Travelera
Arthur Godfrey
WDAP
Ray Pathe
Wrens
Wren Farm News
Newcrast
Weather Bureau
Amacon
Turton U
Nora Drake
Hilltop House
Cal Tinney
EM Rh
Soraline
Ronnie Kemper
Widder
Bri
Dick Haymen
KMR
Dr. Malone
Big Jon
Roarkie
Western Echoes
Wren—Fun Fictors
KMBC_N
David Hollywood
Lone Ranger
Dick Haymes
Musicland
Music of
Manhattan
Gee
Rmbcoe
Lawrence Journal World sho ws history and 1952 issue details
The page lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World origin and staff with World Company ownership, date July 31 1952, and publication notes. It notes miscellaneous pricing lines and distribution details, including Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations, and a phone line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
U S Not An Easy Target For Communist Conquest
The FBI notes conclude the United States will not be converted by peaceful means and that armed action may be used by those seeking world communism. Vigilance by free citizens reduces surprises seen in Europe, though advocates remain a constant threat ready to exploit neglect.
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FBI
United States
Fifth District Senatorial Primary Faces Old Agreement End
Voters in Douglas and Jefferson counties weigh ending a long standing gentleman’s agreement over the state senate seat. Nomination plans hinge on whether George Melvin seeks a second term or Milton Beach of Oska Joosa enters the race. Outcome may reveal electorate support for the winner regardless of the old pact, though voters need not declare issue priority.
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Douglas
Jefferson
George Melvin
Milton P. Beach
Oska- Joosa
Could They Plant a Rain? Kansas Cloud Seeding Debate
The Topeka Capital questions cloud seeding to induce rain over Kansas amid eight inches of moisture shortfall. Opinions split on effectiveness as plane-induced rain resembles natural showers. Also notes Iran's debate over U.S. military aid and growing trust in the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Iran
Young King Ahmed Fuad II Stirs Egyptian Title Debate
The infant Ahmed Fuad II, successor to King Farouk, seeks the title king of Egypt and the Sudan. Western Europe doubts the Sudan claim while Britain maintains influence there. Egypt’s regime favors the broader title, but recognition remains uncertain. The general in power dislikes the expanded title, though the king lacks objections.
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Ahmed Fuad II
Farouk
Europe
Egypt
Sudan
Britain
Tax Money in Politics and 1940s Campaign Talk
Senator Paul Douglas argues for funding campaigns from tax money to avoid special-interest obligations. The piece notes defense price hikes and social security expansions fuel politics, cites FEPC as a red herring, criticizes southern filibusters, and mentions Arn, Barkley, Harriman, and Stevenson era speculation about future cabinet posts.
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Paul Douglas
Engagments and Births Highlight Old Town Notes
Old Home Town notes engage Wini Hill to Aviation Cadet Alfred Gallup of Kansas City and twin births to Herbert Gordon’s family at the Marmon grandparents’ home. Miss Meredith Belt hosts a kitchen shower for Joyce Wiesselman, and marriage plans surface for John French Me to Kansas City on Aug 8. Margot Baker to Leo Horacek. Navy ensign son of Topeka parents.
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Fred HL. Hill
Winifred
Alfred F. Gallup
R. F. Gallup
Kansas City
Herbert Gordon
Lou Marmon
Meredith Belt
Avith
Joyce Wiesselman
John French Me
C. M. Baker
Margot
Leo Horacek
U. S. Naval Reserve Air Corps
Topeka
Leroy Durbin
U. S. Navy
L. Durbin
Nellie Reese
Woman's Club
Saucers With Substance Controversy Over Flying Saucers
Harvard physicist Dr. Donald H. Menzel argues many sightings are displaced images from light refracted through warm and cold air layers forming spinning discs and cigar shapes. Radar challenges this, as unidentified objects over Washington are tracked. The piece notes skepticism fading as the Air Force takes saucers seriously, and ends with a local Chanute Tribune snippet about social trends and a Nickel entertainment line.
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Oklahoma
Donald H. Menzel
Astrophysics
Harvard Univerity
Washington
Air Force
Airport bonds debate and local impact in Lawrence
Letters to the Editor question the legality and fairness of a later airport bonds election and whether Lawrence’s 20 plus thousand residents gain or subsidize airport benefits. The writer asks who truly profits, if defense costs are unfairly shared, and argues for revenue bonds only if funds could instead go to a swimming pool or street repairs.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Barbs by Hal Cochean and Milk Joke
An eastern night club charges $1 for a glass of milk provoking a playful zinger about contentment. A quirky note mentions fire swimsuits found at the bottom of a southern swimming area and ends with a blunt statement.
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Hal Cochean
Stone age tempers and summer moves advertised locally
Fragmentary ad style text hints at comparative stone prices and a call to move to a cooler place for the summer. It mentions friends visiting and a forecast of high corn growth, creating a rough, non-specific community notice vibe.
Stevenson Emerges as Unified Choice for Democrats
In Chicago two conventions, like Ike’s, aim to maximize vote potential. Stevenson wins Democratic nomination on grounds of wide appeal and past clean-up image, while Kefauver’s crime probe notoriety costs and South political resistance complicate the search for a unifying standard bearer. The piece weighs Old Guard battles, Stevenson’s Illinois surge, and the party’s need to unite for November victory.
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Washington
Chicago
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Illinois
Kefauver
South
Tennessee
Truman
New Hampshire
Ilinois
Sweet Stuff Horizontal Puzzle Clues Mix of Words and Numbers
A fragmented word puzzle listing horizontal and vertical clues with mixed themes. Includes references to sweets, geography, objects, and common terms across multiple clue lines, with scattered numerical indicators and partial hints.
Puzzle Answer Lineup Notes
Crossword clue list compiled for a puzzle page with numbered entries and abbreviations. Includes answers for items 28 to 52 with hints like Always, Communists, Bees store, Naughty child, and compass points. Placeholder entries reference standard crossword solutions and common abbreviations.
Burdened family reunions across states and a Toronto seat surge
Escondido and Miss Elsie Power of Lawrence hosted relatives from Burma on furlough as Lawrence served as a hub. Dr. and Mrs. Ivan Boyd and kin gathered in Creston Iowa for a weekend reunion. A Burlington gathering included Mr. and Mrs. T. Dodd I. E. Gooch and Mrs. Pearl Wilson plus Howard Baker of El Dorado. Baldwin school hosted a hot lunch session with state and Kansas college officials guiding. A Drive In service is to be installed at Santa Fe Cafe in Baldwin. Toronto Exchange seat price climbs to 75,000 as NYSE seat trades slow. recent NYSE transfer reached 41.
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Joseph Walters
H. W. Guest
Camp iPolk
Carl Cragoe
E. J. Cragoe
Church
Baldwins
Wilmyra
Harvey Booth
Walter Dyer
Oscar Turner
Ethel Caldwell
Fred Caldwell
Baldwin
Raymond Haneke
Ellis
Danforth Chapel
University of Kansas
C. E. Allison
Castle Tea Room
Baldwin and Ellis
W. C. Harper
Hoover Rest Home
Lone Star Lake
Kenneth McFerren
David Glenn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Florence Coleman
Lora Leoneard
Elizabeth Leach
Grand Junction
Cols
Ray Spear
Vaught
Rangoon
Burma
Louis Icke
Helen
Florence
Escondido
Calif
Elsie) Power
Lawrence
A. A. LeMaster
Spears
Ivan Boyd
Boyd
Leo Kohlman
Creston
Iowa
E. H. Harrison
T. Dodd
I. E Gooch
Pearl Wilson
Burlington
Howard Baker
el Dorado
Baldwin Consolidated Home Economics Rooms
Ruby Schultz
Gladys Denny
Kansas State College
George Malicky
Miami
Franklin
Douglas County
Santa Fe
Highway 50
8Th St
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Canara
de Fang Remi
Bod Lara
Lantier
Siz
Ioften
Taurence
Keene
Marckied
U.S
Young King
FEPC
Congress
Arn
Alben Barkley
Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Harriman
Barkley
the Treasury
Old Home Town
Walter Dunmire
E. S. Hale
Los Angeles
Dorothy Dunmire
Carlton Die Nm
Rotary Baseball ‘Am
Charles Cot
Cloyd Herron
Carl Bushey
Donald Johns
John Logue
Carlton Dickinson
Flower Club
Charles Nemec
Grace
Eudora
Nathan Wilson
Ting
Ed Barwood
Ethel Ulrich
Marian Henley
Bessie May Helen Hodgson
Gladysaye Henley
Ruth Peairs
Mary Hodgnan
Tce Guenther
Nine Kanaga
Helen Hornaday
Herbert Brecheisen
Oklahome
Fowlerews
Virginia Goff
Agnes
Engel
Chanute Tribune
J. D. Morgan
THE
James Marlow
Taft
Zach
Ae Hee
Switzerland
India
Mloje
Jay Peroimin
Lol Tetn
FEA
Het
Fee
Toronto Exchange
New York
Toronto Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Btu
Tlawhons
Contry
Aseria Newasreet
Enn
Lyr. Wty
Fed Tax
F. Goodrich
Gustafson
Ven Laniig Television
Motorola
N. Y
Radio & Television Service
Phese
Conn
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Maes
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