Lawrence Daily and Journal-World-Mons Publisher Notice
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Radio Schedule Highlights From WREN and Neighbors
A listing of radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF and others for June 4 detailing shows from The Big Town to Mystery Theater and The Breakfast Club. Notable programs include You Bet Your Life Richard Diamond The Big Story and Space Cadet with various hosts and timeslots across multiple stations.
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Wren—Gan
Eisenhower
Drake Ec
Pere
Anton
Kmbc—Club
WDAF
News of the World
Texas Rangers
Tae Wap
Aliderate
KMEC
Richard Diamond
RABO
Bing Crosby
REN — Mystery Theater
BMBC
Wren
KMHC
Jack Benton
Robert’ Montgomery
Wrenm
Nene
Frank Jones
KMBC
Beulah Thureaday
Carolina Elite
Arthur Gadfe
Wren—Leone
Rob and
Ray
Ksthc
Windy Warren Rex
Jack Berch
WDAP
Helen Trent Wren
Dottie Waite
Widder Brown
Stary
Marlin
What Just Plain
Bil
Dick Harries
Malone
Ehoos
Drake Lorenz Jones
Biz Jon
Sparky
KMRC
Detei
Chamatency
Weekend guests visit in Eudora and Lawrence
Senses rence and callers to Mr and Mrs John Kasberger Sr and Mr and Mrs Vernon Lutz and children returned to their home in Eudora Sunday after spending the weekend in Fullerton Nebraska with Mr and Mrs Thomas Stanieck. Mr and Mrs Fred Snyder and children from Phoenix arrived Tuesday to spend two months with Mrs Snyder's parents Mr and Mrs C M Williamson and relatives. Mr Snyder will do government work at Haskell in Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Herman Bartz Loveland Colorado were Saturday callers of Mr and Mrs Edwin On. Mrs Harriett Scott and the Rev George Boicourt were Monday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Ott.
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Snyder
Haskell
Lawrence
Herman Bartz
Lovelin
Colo
Edwin On
Harriett Scott
George Boicourt
Ott
Bargaining Returns Amid Court Move On Collective Labor
The Supreme Court ruling on seizure spurs talk of restoring collective bargaining, long inoperative due to government and labor collusion. Critics warn the crisis fixation era may end, with Taft Hartley invoked for temporary relief while the President resists full federal involvement.
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Supreme Court
Toman
Idustey
Discovering Kansas Visitors At Ike Eisenhower Homecoming
Visitors entering Kansas for Ike Eisenhower’s homecoming will enjoy broader sights than the general welcome. A native Kansan long away recalled the fertile prairies as more beautiful and expansive, marveling at seasonal growth and improved landscape. Eastern guests may discover Kansas beyond the Alleghenies.
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Kansas
Kansan
Prai Mare
Ike
Population growth accelerates through mid-1950s surge
A 1950 census shows 154,233,000 people, but by noon June 2 the count reached 156,365,593. Commerce Department estimates add about one person every 13 seconds, indicating a sharp rise since 1950. Natural growth drives much of the gain.
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Department of Commerce
Washington
Immigration speeds up amid uncertain mood and food limits
The text notes immigration rising roughly twice as fast as during the downturn years and accelerating. Some authorities believe this trend will continue until constrained by the food supply, suggesting eventual limits to growth.
Glamour in Politics and the Eisenhower Campaign
The piece discusses TV glamour in the 1950s campaign, Ike’s look versus substance, and the potential impact of television on political appeal. It notes Fort Scott’s national cemetery, a memorial program, and Truman’s Missouri Senate endorsements amid Pendergast-influenced local politics.
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Eisenhower
Ike
Truman
Senate
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Symington
Mr. Truman
Pendergast
Democratic writers warn Ike Bob split risks party
A note of concern notes Democrats worry that rivalry between Ike and Bob could divide Republicans and urges action to ease Democrats anxiety about this potential split.
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Ike
Bob
Congress Cheered Court Ruling on Steel Policy
Lawmakers praised the Supreme Court decision and felt it clarified government patterns they had not fully grasped since signing blank checks for executive action. The remark suggested a newfound sense of understanding of federal power and policy formation.
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Supreme Court
Engagements and weddings fill town notices
Old Home Town reports engagements for Kathrene Jeanne Moyer to Lt William Donald Thompson Jr with a breakfast honoring Ruth Swarthout events and several dessert parties. Families host for weddings and anniversaries. many readers travel to Topeka Washington Boulder and Colorado. Names include Georgia Lucille Jones Georgia Mae Landrith Joyce Wiesselman and Ruth Swarthout with various receptions.
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Sam P. Moyer
Katherne Jeanne
William Donald Thompson Jr
U. S. Army
Robert Calderwood
Jan Chiapasso
Ruth Swarthout
Georgia Mae Landrith
Joyce Wiesselman
Georgia Lucille Jones
Arthur Ward
Tom
Dean Brooks
University School of Medicine
Lewis Moses
Washington, D. C
Moses
Mabel Wlottr
Topeka
Spe
Gr. Wright
Boulder
Colo
Rule by Minority Tribtune in Sedan Shows Low Voter Turnout
The article notes minority rule in Sedan with a $10,000 streets bond ban and a $16,000 pool and street repairs measure, passing 239 to 137 for the latter while 376 total votes represent about one third of the 1,090 eligible voters. It argues nonvoting undermines citizenship and urges registration and voting.
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Channel Trbine
Sedan
Carrie
Cawero
Travel dreams across Kansas survey reveal local favorites
Seeing America First in Hutchinson News-Herald reports a Parsons Sun editor posed a 30 day paid vacation question to 24 readers. Most choose domestic destinations like Kansas Ozarks Texas California and New York with Alaska and Canada also mentioned and a rare fishing trip to Canada. The piece notes enthusiasm for Caribbean cruises and other trips while questioning if Averell Harriman aims to back Ohio’s senator.
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Hutchinson News-Heral
Parsons ‘Sun
Kansas
Ozarks
Alaska
Texas
California
Florida
Washington
D. C
New York
United States
Taft and Eisenhower Rivalry Foreshadows Campaign Clashes
Washington taft says opponents doubt Republicans can win with him and accuses Eisenhower of weak air power while Ike defends the air force. Taft aims to curb Bayonet reliance as both giants gear up for early 1950s campaign moves with Abilene speeches and news conferences awaited. Astrian joke ends column.
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James Marlow
Washington
Taft
Eisenhower
Barbs and Bars Cochran Case Inked in Robbery Sentencing
A man received a one year sentence for robbing two sorority houses amid reports of a brutal initiation. The piece notes the harsh tone of the event and includes commentary on college life as a mother of two graduates, while touching on rising grocery costs and fear of future bills.
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Bal Cochran
Truman asks Congress for 3.46 billion defense supplemental
President Truman asked Congress for a 3.463 billion dollar supplemental Defense Department appropriation for the new fiscal year. Funds cover military public works pay increases for personnel and the Alaska communication system with allocations across Army Navy Air Force and the Office of the Secretary of Defense. The request total is slightly below the prior year budget estimates and includes 469.687 million for higher pay and allowances following last months legislation.
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Truman
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Defense Department
Alaska
White House
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Navy
Air Force
Secretary of Defense
New Vets Organization Is Formed at Herington
About 250 World War I veterans who served in the European Theater of Operations formed a new veterans group, the ETO Veterans America, at Herington. The charter convention was held Tuesday night. Officers elected include Alphonse Ruder Hass president, Paul Sullivan Herington president, Art Nonneman Herington secretary, Charles Browne Horton treasurer, with directors Joseph Rosacker Ottawa, and Germ Obermeyer Garland Rucker.
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ETO Veterans “ America
Alphonse Ruder
Hass
Paul Sullivan
Herington
Art Nonneman
Charles Browne
Horton
Joseph Rosacker
Ottawa
Germ Obermeyer
Garland Rucker
Ton
Mrs Hauck Guests With Ott Family In Higginsville
Mrs. Theodore Hauck of Eudora in Higginsville Mo visited last week with her daughter Mrs Floyd Ott and family. Tuesday evening the Otts and children and Mrs Hauck called on Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz and viewed the surroundings.
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Theodore Hauck
Higginsville
Floyd Ott
Ott
Hauck
Fred Reetz
Crosswords and Clues From Odd Wordplay List
A compact puzzle item listing various clue numbers and terse hints across multiple categories. It includes references to card games, ligatures and terms like high straight and poker, fencing sword, emanation, and many single word cues such as sacred tunes and midst. The mix appears as a raw OCR fragment with scattered entries and punctuation.
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King of Crete
Syria
Community Notes From Local Farm and Family Gatherings
Descriptions of social visits and farm events around two weeks ago include Pheophila Hauck visiting near Trento Missouri, Henry Ortz at the Ott home, and Charles Baecker hosting guests with the Gnase family near Gardner. Also reported are nurse's aide care at Winter General Hospital, visits by the Knabe and Mellinger families to Milford and Hesper, and plans for a Friends Bible vacation school and a Sacred concert by the Friends Quartet from Haviland. A double wedding at Holy Family Church in Eudora connects to Mr. and Mrs. Jennings and Mr. Zillner, while multiple family gatherings mark anniversaries and reunions in Lawrence, Clinton Park, and St. Paul spaces.
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Pheophila Hauck
Trento
Henry Ortz
Ott
Charles Baecker
William Gnase
Gardner
Charles Gerstenberger
Winter General Hospital
Herbert Knabe
Milford
John Mellinger
Ed Knabe
Jerry Mellinger
Knabe
Hesper
Hesper Friends Bible Vacation School
Friends Quartet
Haviland
Hes Friends Church
John Sommer
Paul Sommer
George Schehrer
Lawrence
Clinton Park
George Jennings
Clem Zillner
Jennings
Zillner
Holy Family Church
Eudora
Schehrer
Hill Sommers
Los Angeles
Mali
Frank Somt
Helen Sommer
Kan
Sommers
John Kasberger
John Kasberger Jr
Kansas City
Joe Ziliner
St. Paul
Joln Kasberger Sr
John Madl
Johnnie Kasberger
Teo
Joe Zillner
Law
Television Schedule Highlights June Broadcast Lineup
A fragmented listing shows NBC boxing, Weather, various newsreels and talk shows, including programs like Prologue to the Future and Breakfast Party. Entries reference June airings, community forums, and assorted entertainment slots across multiple time blocks.
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Eisenhower
Nevys
Jessee
Kraft Theater
NBC Boxing
Bours
Community Forum
America
Imhag
Moore
Feeley
Mits
Washington
Warrington
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Hiawatha
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Galveston, Texas
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