Richards Places Third In State Junior Chamber Golf
Lawrence High School golfer Bob Richards finished third in the Kansas Junior Chamber of Commerce tournament held at Finnburg. Larry Branch of Wichita won with 148, Don Nichols of Auburn was second with 153. Other Lawrence players included Don Sneegas 18th, Jim Schmitendorff 22nd, and Roy Axline 25th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Richards
Lawrence
Finnburg
Larry Branch
Wichita
Don Nichols l
Auburn
Don Sneegas
Jim Schmitendorff
Roy Axline
Radio Program Schedule Blast From Midwest Stations
A dense listing shows KMFC WREN WDAF WBE? and multiple callsigns airing varied programs. Notable items include Hit Parade segments, radio theater, talent shows, tunes from Music of America, and live events across stations such as KMRC KMBC WAP and WREN with hopes for listeners to tune in Saturday June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aily Journal-World Attack
Hoxtt
Posaroads
Malone
Mbc—Lontented Mowr
Teke Ut
Learedt
Wren
Jimmy Fidler Lane
Rob Crosby
Jackie Robinson
Platfern
Allen Frackie
Romocsen
James T
Kem
Dams Wren
Cmom
al Phillipe
Poulle
KMRC
Marke
Meg Arhoy
Godfrey
Steneet
Lone Ranger
Isero Playhouse
Albert Rand
WDAK
Voice
Pirestone
Henre Taylor
Radio Theater
RGF
Weridde Certs
Merien Wren den
Resto Centern
al Pabate
Bee
Beat
Tet
Malone Newacnar
Ani
Cencer
RMB
Beran
Wdaf-Newecnat
Wren— Allen Frans ReMo
Ren Richard Holling
RMBC
Wren—Music of America
Ben Cmla
Cisco Bud KM RC Vaugan
Monroe
Joe DiMaggio
RMAC
Tomaro
Truth
var—Tennie de Rem
Uruan Creek
Judy Canoe
Oprey
KMBC
Nevacant Kocmu
Deckar
KMAC
Mysterious OCR Snippet From 19th Century Paper
Fragmentary text appears with garbled words and partial headlines. It references the Associated Press style, a 1573 act, a Saturday date, and biblical language in a damaged page segment from a historical newspaper.
Russians Upset Over MacArthur Parole Authority
The article reports frequent Russian protests to the U S government over General MacArthur’s parole powers for wartime Japanese leaders, criticizes light penalties, notes Hirohito’s trial demand, and cites broader postwar policy tensions under Allied occupation. It also references Governor Carlson urging broader draft law measures to mobilize resources and curb profiteering, contrasting wartime mobilization with postwar debt.
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Rusia
MacArthur
Far East
Russia
International Military Tribunal
Alboit
Hirohito
Japan
Carlson
Veterana
American Legion
Eisenhower warns of rising military costs
General Eisenhower notes US defense spending is climbing from the individual soldier to vast systems and machinery. He fears sustaining such costs in peace without delivering real security, warning that maintenance outlays could raise overall totals without adequate defense.
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Eisenhower
Population gain in Kansas shown by 1950 census
An estimate from the Topeka Capital indicates Kansas will gain about 83 000 in the last decade, bringing total to around 1 884 000, with 1950 provisional figures showing urban centers growing while rural areas lag. Douglas county leads with 3 910 and Kansas City district adds 50 000 of the increase.
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Kansas
Topeka
Douglas County
Kanaan City
Experts Figure Highlights Rural Road Misconceptions
An analysis notes Kansas highway mileage labeled nonessential by planners fuels misunderstandings about funding and the role of local roads. It argues rural routes support through traffic and regional economies, underpinning living standards and development in surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atreamington
Faye
Kansas
Primary Fight Speculation in Kansas Races Aiken Backed
Aiken and Rice run a heated Kansas primary as administration forces rally behind Aiken's candidacy. Rumors swirl about support, while Aiken asserts allied backing and readiness for a general election clash. The piece notes cross party dynamics and national context with reference to Truman Democrats and MacArthur remarks.
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Kansax
Paul Aiken
Carl Rice
Kensax
Yve
Ie Aiken
Aiken
Rive
Truman
Kansas
Japan
General MacArthur
Rede
Kansas Faces Polio Humors and Erosion Warnings
Kansas reports early polio cases but no epidemic expected with caution from health officials. Many recent polio cases mild and treatable with prompt care. sustained watchfulness urged. Agriculture warns wind erosion could hurt soil next year without ground cover. signs of a dry period noted. Also reports a fatal runaway team in Franklin County and several humorous misreadings from Emporia and Overbrook letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State Board of Health
Department
Department of Agriculture
Midwest
Raina
Franklin County
Rob a Mountain Of Its Ore in wartime Montana
Sigrid Arne recounts a 1942 wartime expedition to three high Montana peaks in the Bear Tooth range. Reconstruction Finance Corp backed Anaconda Mining to haul ore, with Fred Gaethke leading crews to scale peaks, assemble roads and a mill, and begin refining ore by March 1.
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Bear Tooth
Montana
Columbus
Mant
Fred Hills
All America
Beer Tooth Creek
Rockies
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Anaconda Cowper Mining
Anaconda
Fred Gaethien
Poland
Europe
Zane
Gaethke
Goethke
Washington
Old Home Town Bride and Commencement Notes
Miss Blanche Cline of Cham pagn Illinois wed Bruce W. Merwin of Carbondale Illinois. Numerous local social items note visits, marriages, and commencements including Grace Rimmitt and others, with a K A class diploma event and a Board of Education bid notice for a four room school addition.
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Blanche Cline
Champagn
Bruce W. Merwin
Carbondale
Jon
Merwin
Lascrence
Harold F. Mattonn
Mary Annette
Beatrice
Neb
Mattoon
J. A. Fugate
Dean DeForest
David McFarte Fa
W. B. Brewis
George Hackman
Hdna Patterson
B. Sinann
Tomorow
Northport
Mich
Virginia Dee Rice
Harold Gs. Batre
Reen
Liberty
Thirteen Douglas County students enrolled at Emporia Summer Session
Thirteen students from Douglas county are enrolled in the 1950 Summer Session at Emporia State Teachers College. Total college enrollment reaches 1,870 from 90 Kansan counties 15 states and Hawaii Iran and Puerto Rico. The Graduate Division hits an all time high of 277 enrollees.
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Douglas County
Emporia State Teachers College
Nathan Budd
Kansan
Hawaii
Iran
Puerto Rico
Baldwin
James Hudson Hobgen
Eudora
Wanda Delene Bernitz
James M. Deay
John J. Halligan
David Burton Wilson
Lawrence
Margaret Cochran
Wilbur Glenn Durer
Seleen Charlotte Engelson
Margaret Graeber Lowman
Vivian Lowell Sutton
Lone Star
Philip Upham
Helga Anne Richland
Clara Lucille
Church Notice St James A M E Churen Mayyne 6K 1
The pastor. Sermon and service details appear in this church notice. Names of attendees or officiants include Radgere Peter and Martefia Warton with a pastor leading the rite. Local church events and times are briefly indicated.
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St. James A
M. E. Churen
Radgere Peter
Martefia
Taira Bs Ar Salansoviery
Dairy Cattle MORIZONTA and Misc Word List
A fragmented OCR page lists dairy cattle term MORIZONTA and varied clues including breeds, fruits, minerals, and misc words such as personal magnetism repone sun shine state cabinet lair female rat female ravhi part of the the type of butterfly proceed outcast maler v5 bitter vetch exists biretta that is ignited Burmese native benumbs pace pronoun writing fluid parts of dramas sput pea compass pot symbol for acronym knickknack secluded short jacket serving boy covel.
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New Zealand
Sunshine State
Fragmented OCR item on Parzis 41 Organ of hearing 42 Allowance for waste
The readable OCR fragment lists numbers and terms such as Parzis 41 Organ of hearing 42 Allowance for waste and 43 Bind-47 Over poetic ) 40 New Tine (ab SI iron, with no coherent context or full facts available.
Weather Talk Spills From Slippery Streets To Spring Poetry
A jumble of misread lines discusses math expert barbs, fast motorist speeds on slick roads, and the arrival of spring poetry. It notes tax report rants, gender divides, and a movie authority’s opinions, with weather topics dominating many sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Edward Knabe Jr Obituary From Captain Creek Area
Edward Knabe Jr born June 8 1917 on the Knabe home place southeast of Eudora lived there all his life He farmed and joined Captain Creek Methodist church serving in Young Peoples work Sunday School and on the church board He married Faye Hickman June 12 1949 died May 24 1950 at age 32 survived by wife mother Emma Knabe brother Herbert Gerald and Fern Mellinger plus nephews nieces He was preceded in death by a brother Hars old and his five year old father
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Edward Knabe, Jr
Edward
Emma Manz Knabe
Knabe
Eudora
Hopewell School
Captain Creek Methodist Church
Young Peoples
Faye Hickman
Prairie Center
Faye Knabe
Emma Knabe
Herbert Knabe
Gerald Knabe
Gashland
Fern Mellinger
Milford
Feta
Hars Old
Captain Creek
Ned
KMBC Sunday and Weeknight Radio Schedule Update
KMBC outlines Sunday afternoon and evening broadcasts with Earn Your Iron at 4 30 PM hosted by Jay C Flippen. Lucille Ball in My Favorite Husband at 5 PM, Guy Lombardo at 6 PM, Benny Goodman at 6 30, Pause That Refreshes at 7 PM with Nila Ossani as Percy Faith’s guest, Skelton and Meet Corliss Archer follow, Horace Heidt at 8 30, then The Contented Hour with Dick Haymes and Jo Stafford. Nancy Goode’s Happy Kitchen airs at 9 15 AM for homemakers. Monday 8 PM Radio Theatre presents The Corn is Green starring Olivia de Havilland, Shadow Life with Rhonda Fleming at 7 PM Tuesday, Satan’s Waiting and Life with Parent… plus Connie Microphobe late. News by Mike Smith and Sam Molen weekday evenings, with continued updates. Wednesday features Adventures of Philip Marlowe at 9 PM and ABC’s of Music at 8 30, Robert Q Lewis with Ralph Burns Orchestra at 8 30. Sedrie Adams’ new show at 11 55 AM Saturday mornings, and Grand Central Station’s final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Jay C. Flippen
Lucille Ball
At & P
Guy Lombardo
Billy Cullen
Nila Ossani
Percy Faith
Nancy Goode
Happy Kitchen
Heard 15
Nancy
At & Pm
Radio Theatre
Olivia de Havilland
Fino
Rhonda Fleming Stara
Shadow Life
Hollywood Theatre
Thiler
Life
Pani
Alten Funt
RMBC
Inie
Caeto
Newa
Aera
Van
Rmas
Kile Smith
Sam Molen
Nowa
At & Ant
Wilh ‘ Eable
Times
KMAC
Philip Marlowe
KMIBC
ABC
of Music
Robert Q. Lewis
Ralph Fixmagan
Sedrie Adams
Minneapolis
Grand Central
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KMFC
Rio
Pou
Caratcmda
Perede
Comets
Hoar Wey Sik
Cneger
AIS
RMIC
Turhand
Freddy Maris
Preceon
KMIC
Orin
Durnal
Audit Bureau of Diesuiption
Kanass
Kibitzer
Bir
Emporia
Emporia Ganette
Overbrook Citisen
Sigrid Arne
AP Foregn
Schenectady
Chicago
Gnethke
Hilis
Kk. A
Ben 5. Paulen
Stratton D. Brooks
University of Issouri
W. 3. Hunter
Raymond Wheeler
Ugens
Ore
Mims Jane Button
J.D. Button
Olivie Warren
J. F.watts
First Baptist
Hugh Blair
Grace
Louis Henry Rimmett
Dune
R. A. Schwegler
Raymond
Kansas City
Florence Compton
Misa Goldie Lemon
Mies Lecta Geyer
Haldwin
Kansan City
Henry FP
Holtzclaw
Ala
Minser Bla
Cara
Clara Hane
Mra
WL. Haaser
Raymond Haren
Seattle
Wash
Christian Endeavor Societ of
The
Presbyterian Church
Edith Pollock
Crittenden
J. K. Brady
Inpie
H. E. Wolf
Oeari
Kan Ran City
Senator Brady
Lawrence Journal
Juliet Carpenter
Rochester
N. Y
Windmill Grocery
Board of Education
Pinckney School
Emporia Teachers College
Morizonta
Helee
Caner
Skinner
12Th & X
Derby Braim Inc
Jacques Realty CO
Massachusetts
Ren
F. A. Cordell
Ed Harrizon
Wdaf-Television
Arerentsa Ty
Venter
Chiraco
Poweaty Bart Seweta de Tan Tee Oth Fm
Rearte Ansys
Fran
Olle Bon Talon
Rte
Roberta Quivian
Mau Wrenn
Hanna‘s
RCA Victor
MOTOR
Chrysler
Plymouth
Bell Bros
Wellington
Elburn
Arion
Merriman
Clarendon
Hammond
Schilling
Conover
Motorola
Chevrolet
N.Y
Berman
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