Radio Listings and Local News From June 15 and 1
Fragmented OCR notes merge radio programs from KMBC WDAF WREN and local items. Mentions Life of Riley Truth Consequences Opry and murder mystery on air alongside oblique notes on Laurel Walter and Baldwin County events and a Bloomington area festival reported with sparse context.
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Balurcey
Vaugan
Monron
Riley
Wren
Errety
Scrivner
WDAF
Hank Damice
Tornec Bil Goodwin
TGR Mbc Asat
Jerr Tru
Apar
Holiswood
Canova
Ay Nee
ADA Grand Ole Opry
A “Malone
Rune oRenere Lewin
Clwry Queen
American Waladies
RMBC
Tivest Sinz
Ant Lasten
Dapjott Hoedown
Stain Tenewart
Border
Nawa
EMEC
Brush
Greek Forbes
KMBC
Bonier
WDAP
Bogue
WREXN
Gene Autry
Wren-Welle
Warriors of Peace
Fred Alten
Curtiss Archer
TOKBC
Walter Winchell
Lowella Pateona
KMBBC
Jnmy Fidler
Oy Love
Sren
PISA
Henry Russel
Soemeckhr
Dinew Foravitonde Topekr
Stan
Joan Davis
Voice of
Firestone
Lone Ranger Radio Theatre
Lum
Abner
Bothy Doyle
Victor Borge
Sheriack Haines
Screen Guild
Agent Bow Daar
Fiag Day Pride and Flags Across the Nation
Washington notes Fiag Day with deep patriotism as Americans honor the flag worldwide. The House Appropriations Committee approves construction of 15 new veterans hospitals totaling 11,650 beds in 13 cities, plus a 280-bed expansion in Albuquerque. The plan, part of a larger 76-hospital program, foresees sites in California, Illinois, Colorado, New York, and more, with funds tied to available cash and future appropriations.
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United States
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Washington
House
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Calif
Denver
Chicago
Peru
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Boston
Ann Arbor
New York City
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Seterana Hospital
Albuquerque
Veterans Administration
Veterans
Omar Bradley
Negros Psychiatrit
General Medicalar Tuberculosis
Topehatland Onivd
LOM NP
Oklahoma City
Flashes of Life Defies Had Luck Chicago
A fragmented 1945 clipping notes odd items: an Anti Superstition society meeting cancelled on Friday the 13th due to few members in the city, president Leverone plans a trip to taunt fate. A Detroit incident sees a car driven into a Belle Isle lagoon after heavy rain. An envelope with 7,009 in Swiss cash is linked to a Morre Ballack estate via attorney Isaac. In Harvard Kansas City Scouts gather for a summer outing with a mishap as eight steps backward cause a fall.
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Chicago
Anti- Superstition Society
Nathaniel Leverone
Leverone
Enciety
Detroit
the Blue
Belle Isle
Island Recreational Park
Blue
Beleisle
San Francisco
Joseph FE
Isaac
Switzerland
Morre Ballack
Summer Session to Open Tuesday at University of Kansas
The University of Kansas gears up for the largest summer session with orientation starting Tuesday, June 17, at Hatch auditorium. Convocation at 7:10 p.m. Enrollment and class registration proceed through Friday and Saturday at Union Building, Frank Strong Hall, and Robinson Gym, with department start dates set for June 23.
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University of Kansas
Hatch Auditorium
Pam
Tay
Law School
Frank Strom
StepSam
Los
Sched
Vey
Stadente
Immedimtely
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Robinson Gym Schon «S Business
Frank Stronghall
Robinson Gm School of Engineering
Robinson Erm School of Fine
Robinson Gyn
Frank Strong
Haworthall School of Pharmacy
Bailey Chemical Laboratory
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Balkan ferment in the Balkans signals continued underground communist pressure
The Hungari an government lecture by the rede spurs new moves abroad as Bulgaria arrests anti communist leaders provokes American protest. Balkan powers meet Moscow in Belgrade while Yugoslavia plans purges and a Balkan league to tighten communist grip north of Greece amid denials of any plan.
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Balkans
Lecgure
Rede
Bulgaria
Balkan
Moscow
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Greece
Trimming the Budget Aims to Show Peace Efficiency
The hour committee steadily cuts Truman budget to prove the country can live cheaply at peace. Administration circles favor the demonstration, while inflation beneficiaries and those living well on public funds watch closely. The move is among first steps toward postwar recovery and should not be delayed.
Readjustment After Rationing Ends in United States
The nation moves past rationing as government support ends and citizens must self manage. Officials doubted whether people could cope, shifting the burden back to individuals while adjusting to less federal aid. The piece notes a mass shift in daily life from government provision to personal responsibility.
Russian shift in atomic talks offers potential progress
Foreign News Analyst notes months of stalemate yet a new Russian tendency toward engagement on atomic control. Gromyko signals possible convergence with US plans, though core veto and sovereignty disputes remain. Analysts expect cautious movement amid ongoing UN commission debates and year-long anniversaries of past proposals.
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Glenn Babe
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Full
Atomic Commission
Bernard M. Baruch
Mui
International Atomic Development Authority
Aton
Russia
Security Council
U. General Assembly
Commission
Commission Baa
Children Find Shells Clue in Tavern Shooting Near Hiawatha
In Hiawatha Kansas on June 14 a group of children wandering near a ditch found four shotgun shells matching those used in the morning shooting at the Simmonds tavern on the outskirts of town Mrs Simmonds was fatally injured and her husband slighty wounded Sheriff Roygebntield reported the shells as the only clue and Mrs Simmonds funeral was held in Museotah Kans
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Hiawatha
Kan
Chidren
Roygebntield
Mra
Hare Old Simmonds
Simmonds
Hisawatha
Will Serve Again Wichita Officials Re elected
Officers of the State Chamber of Commerce headed by State Senator Hal J. Warlan of Manhattan were re elected by its directors in a special meeting in Topeka. The roster includes senior vice president Fraporta treasurer Parsons and finance chair Fenimore with eight presidents named from various cities, confirming a continued leadership lineup.
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Wichita
The
State Chamber of Commenes
Hal J. Warlan
Manhattan
Preadom
Cial
Toneka
Alentee
B. Rass
Fraporta
Heriar
Woworth
Parsons
Treaurer
J. A. Fenimore
Pittsburg Finance
Fred Stein
Atchison
Ward D. Martin
Topeka
Ralph Weir
Varsans
H. Th. Nd
Helo
Brewer
Paul Worlwine
Pratt
H.R. Shimeall
Gandland
Oliver S. Brown
Episcopal preacher to lead Trinity Church service
The Rev Denmere John King of Ciepenvile Texas will be the guest speaker at Trinity Episcopal Church tomorrow morning. He will speak on the churchs rural work and its future at the eleven oclock service. King recently attended a national rural workers conference at Pare College Park Maine.
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Newmere King of
Texas
Denmere John King
Ciepenvile
Hest Spraker
Trinity Episcopal
Old Home Town notices and local engagements
A list of social announcements includes engagements and weddings such as Opal Irene Shaw to Risdon Scott Godlove, Edith Ethel Wilson to Loura McCann, and Elizabeth Kennedy to Dwight Prentice. Also noted are a birthday surprise for Mrs. Hugh Ade, a model airplane contest at the municipal airport, and several other local gatherings and marriages near Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Edward Shaw
Opal Irene
Risdon Scott Godlove
Clare Godlove
Acts
George K. Melvin
John A. Arbenz
Robert . Hazlett
Wheeling
W. Va
George R. White
Clayaville
John Wilson
Manhattan
Edith Ethel
Loura McCann
Jennie McCann
Lawrence
Mieraldine Burton
Buck
H. W. Craig
Municipal
Lawrence Aviation Club
Agar Dudley Buck
Ky U
Wilfred Fiverott Martin
St. Louis
William P. Martin
Hugh Ade
Abe Holcom
Town
C. B. McClelland
Mae
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Local social notes from the region
Forty years ago Miss Nadine Hasford headed to Colorado for the summer. Miss Nan Cleveland and Miss Edna Prentice visited Mrs. Thomas Cor in Topeka this morning. Mrs. May Phillips returned from Paola. Mrs. Lucy Futter will visit Western Kansas then California for the fall. Miss Luta Gardner left yesterday for a lake country trip.
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Nadine Hasford
Colorado
Nan Cleveland
Edna Prentice
Topeka
Thomas Cor
May Phillips
Paola
Lucy Futter
Kansas
California
Luta Gardner
Lake Country
Miss Gaskill to Join Cornell Faculty as Scholar
Twenty five years ago Miss Gussie Gaskill daughter of Mr and Mrs Terry Gaskill studied philosophy at Cornell University and now returns this fall as a faculty member. The harvest wage in Douglas County is set at two dollars a day and County Agent RO Smith seeks farmer cooperation.
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Gussie Gaskill
Terry Gaskill
Cornell University
Douglan
RO. Smith
Ali Farmeze
Editor letter on fire truck response failure near Baldwin Junction
Holly Hollister laments a 810,000 loss after a truck fire two miles from Baldwin Junction. Despite alarms to Lawrence and state patrol, no fire units arrived until after the fire was out, pending guaranteed trip costs. A Lawrence fire official notes outside-city equipment only covers Wakarusa and Grant township areas under contract.
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Journal-World
Baldwin Junction
Lawrence
State Highway Patrol
Ingels
Young pilot dies in Friday crash at Ungerer airport
Clinton Andrews, 22, holder of a ten day old pilot's license, died in a Friday the thirteenth crash at Marysville Ungerer airport. His light training plane collided on the runway with a second plane piloted by Fred Burris of Marysville as it was taxiing.
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Marysville
Lune
Clinton Andrews
Ungerer
Andrews
Fred Burris
Fragmented OCR Crossword Clue List for Senator Names
A mixed OCR puzzle list with across and down clues including U S Senator references, time extensions, body parts, verbs, and various nouns. The text interleaves letters numbers and stray symbols forming a dense, messy clue grid with numerous errors and uncertain entries.
Baldwin News Notes and Staff Changes
Local Baldwin items report Mre Charles Neal plans summer with her daughter and family. J. Hoopingarner returned from Wherryvale to visit son Ty-daniea Ho Honpineaener, a practicing physician since October. Superintendent Carl Kneeland announced Baker graduates including Clarence Broadfoot as high school coach for next year. Broadfoot previously worked in Burlingame as a comic. his wife Mary Ann Coleman, Baker graduate, is also connected. The Rev and Mrs A F E Ayers visited from Topeka area, while Mina Anta Pearson of Kansas City spent time with relatives. Miss Elnora Knehana, Varation Bible School director, reports 87 enrolled for a two-week session with Sisions in the grade school building. Staff changes include Mies Kelen Tken Wherry and Mise Fat Spear assisting the nursery. Miss Dorothy Kath directing the junior department, replacing Arlene Schooley who took a Baker job. Classes explore clay modeling, finger painting, church window reproductions, and meaning of the olive in the Chancel window of First Methodist. Dramatic program Falon is in progress with closing program set for Friday evening June fe. Maurice Cook listed as teacher.
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Charles Neal Han
William Gitaon
Neal
J. 1 Hoopingarner
Wherryvale
Daniea Ho Honpineaener
Carl Knee
Clarence Broadfoot
Baker
Baldwin Hich
Next Yemi
Broadfoot
Burlingame Sciinde
Topeka
John Ayers
Mina Anta Pearson
Kaneas City
Baldwin
Andre Bill Deel
Elnora Knehana
Varation Bible School
Miex Kelen
Dorothy Kath
Arlene Schooley
Firec Methodist Church
Falon
Maurice
Ook
Prodigal Broadcaster Hiram Higaty Returns to KMBC
Local radio veteran Hiram Higaty is returning home to KMBC for a Dinner Bell Roundup and Brush Creek Fol lies after stints in Oklahoma and Chicago. He began on KMBC in 1926, served in the merchant marine, then led Oklahoma and Chicago music and news programs before rejoining the station this week.
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Oineer Area
Hiram
Hiram Higaty
Oklahoma
Seni Stand ST Dennis
AMBC
Brush Creek
Hiram Higeby
Pups
KMBC
Merchant Marine
Chicago
WLS
Oklahoma City
Bluff Creek
Mre
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Sweeviadt
John Wiser
Teor Tous Lers Pyews
Drew Pearson
Jack Paar Mon
Tater
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Walter
Iat Thessav
Anne Kelley
Plaker
Rofert Willey
Willey
Wadeforth Hostival
Richard Ander
Leo Staith
Abe
Jones
Cierny
Beng
SiAth and
Kili
Lucdie Dingna
Heldwin Teh
Paka
Haldwin Loceer
Tate
Wanaas Author's Club
Chrotinas
Mina Taequela
Harvard Kansas City
Kansas City
Milli Kan
Milligan
Wrights
Ray MecKineley
Omaks World Herald
Kansar
Episcopal Church
Holly Hollister
U.S
U. S
Argentina
Enoch
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mariner
Newerbium
Hampshire
Pal Rae Simi
Ptee
Baldwin News
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Phil Evans
Conrad Nagel
Silver Theatre
Conrad
Porgy Lee
Jan Savitt
Lawyer Tucker
Parker Fennelly
Kmr
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Hanna's
G. Gustafson
Round Corner “Drug Co
Mel Fisher
Kemp
Rowe Hanks
Ranner
Keelers
Stowits Rane
Beaman Beaman
Stromberg-Carlson
Bowman Electric
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