Weather and TV Schedule Shifts Highlight June Broadcasts
A garbled listing shows a June schedule with times like 3:00 and 11:30 for programs including Noon News and Colgate Comedy Hour. Mentions Florence, Boxing Bout, and Lives of Great Americans amid uncertain lines and unclear names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadnesday
Outa
Larry Moore
Florence
Babo News
R. Jensen
Camel
Christy
Colgate
Kraft Theater
Lawrence Daily World 1891 Election Registration Notice
Lawrence voters urged to register at city clerk's office before elections. Registration rules explained including where to register and who must re register after moving. Also includes 19th century editorial quotes and remarks on political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Russians Seen Moving Staff in Washington London Peiping Circuit
State department notes shifts of Soviet diplomatic personnel on the Washington London and Peiping corridor. Observers say the pattern suggests more than routine changes and compare it to major troop rotations in war. Many believe Moscow is up to something behind the relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Fifty Years too Soon The alogana slogans in campaigns
The Topeka Register weighs presidential epigrams from the century. It awards the top prize to William Jennings Bryan for writing his own quips, noting McKinley and Wilson era slogans as dated and sometimes misfiring. The piece cites Bryan’s line about not pressing a crown on Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tole Register
William Jennings Bryan
McKinley
Wilson
Hoover
Register
William J Tegnings Bryan
Tabor
Big Job Ahead in Kansas River Sewage Plan
The Kansas sewage disposal program targets Lawrence for a new plant. It promises a project exceeding 1.5 million dollars, raising bonded debt. Dr. Thomas R. Hood says 18 towns have finished plants and 14 more have engineers planning. Lawrence is in planning, with several other towns considering plants. The Kaw valley’s health gains from stream purification come with a heavy taxpayer burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Lawrence
Thomas R. Hood
State Board of Health
Ellis
Greenleaf
Hays
Hoxie
Jamestor Linn
Lucas
Miltonvalle
Oakley
Phillipsburg
Plainville
Quinter
Rossville
Salina
Sabetha
Smith Center
Wakeeney
Washington
Atewood
Blue Rapids
Beloit
Clyde
Concordia
Enterprise
Eudora
Fransfort
Goodland
Horton
Topeka
Junction City
Kansas City
Kaw Valley
Trigger Happy Russians Stir Baltic Tensions
A Swedish plane was shot down by Russian jets near Estonia during searches for a disappeared aircraft. The area hosts major air and sea maneuvers, the same region where an American plane vanished two years earlier with 10 aboard. Sweden protests as Washington’s protests were dismissed by Moscow. The piece also comments on party politics and an impending grain harvest in Kansas with expected early wheat movement and rising yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Estonia
Old Home Town Elects Girls State Governor
Elizabeth Baker of Larned is named Girls State governor on the University of Kansas campus. The article notes various social events, weddings, and travels of local residents, including receptions for the King couple moving to Oberlin, anniversary celebrations, and multiple visits across states. It also mentions the 1926 census data for some Kansas counties and a hunting incident in Porterville, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Baker
Larned
University of Kansas
Joseph FE. King
Lawrence
Oberlin
Plymouth Congregational Church
A. B. Mitchell
Bary
Evans Wearth
Ferne Valeria Martin
Anni M. Martin
Dearborn
Mich
Neale Carman, Sr
J. N. Carman
Sally Jane Davis
CL. Corman
Harlingen
Texas
Barbs on Glasses and Footwork in the Fight Ring
A coach notes that results depend on how often you fill the glasses and with what. A trainer adds that fast footwork is crucial in boxing. He warns that trouble too often leads to not fighting and missing chances in the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cochran
Progress Stopped by Folk Using Office Hours for Sleep Loss
A fragmentary note discusses a psychology claim that one mind can affect another at a distance. It references a scene with ashes dropped on a carpet and a South American custom involving addressing a mother-in-law, hinting at common beliefs about psychic influence and social conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Sera
The Conservatives and the Rise of Minor Parties in Politics
A reflective look at how Britain and the United States absorbed reforms from minor parties. The Populists and American Socialists influenced laws and policy, yet failed to win enduring office. Debs’s movement faded despite early impact, signaling gradual obsolescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson
Britain
United States
Kansas
American Socialist Party
Eugene Debs
Bebs
Cleveland
Army Engineers Open Bids for Missouri River Levee Repairs
Army engineers opened bids for levee repairs along the Missouri River covering areas near Atchison Leavenworth Buchanan North Kansas City and Weston. Bids include amounts such as 11730 and 13730 for repairs of multiple levees across a 24 mile stretch on the left bank near Leavenworth Atchison and Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
CIFY
dh—Army Engineers
Missouri River
Atchison
Leavenworth Manda
Coesa Springs
Buchanan
Kansas City
White Cead
Eisenhower On His Own Rules In Presidential Drive
Eisenhower charts a distinct path to the Republican nomination with no clear party label yet. Taft activates a veteran campaign machine as Lodge and other seasoned allies back Eisenhower and rely on new amateur help from Hoffman and Carlson to push the bid forward through late campaign organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Washington
Taft
Eisenhower
Screen Star Horizontal Sequences In Interstice Theme
Puzzle-like clipping presents a mixed grid of across and down clues. Entries span various wordplay angles from anatomy to music terms, with references to a screen star and Latin phrases. The puzzle appears to interweave heterogenous hints across two orientations, inviting solver engagement.
Answer to Previous Puzzle s
Puzzle list appears garbled with fragmented clues and partial wordplay. Likely a crossword style set of cryptic hints requiring crossing letters. No coherent solution can be derived from the given fragments alone without crossing constraints.
Children’s Books Available in the Public Library’s Children’s Dept
A list of children’s titles in the public library’s children’s department highlights selections for story time and young readers. Notable entries include The Big Laughing Book by Charlotte Steiner, a tale by Ingri and Edna Pratt Kranktin, Mr Hermit Miser by C N Govan, and Hite Lea by Leo Politi, each noted for humor, pennsylvania dutch motifs, neighborly lessons, and cross cultural experiences for young audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Charlotte Steiner
Renhimin Kranktin
Ingri ‘Avelaire
Philadelphia
Richard
Hermit Miser
C. N. Govan
Gilligreen Lane
Hite Lea
Leo Politi
America
Italy
Goodland Man Dies After Colorado Highway Crash
W Ross N Kirk 43 of Goodland Kansas died in Denver after a highway accident near Flagler Colorado. Police report he suffered a concussion and never regained consciousness following the crash and died in hospital Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
W—Ross N. Kirk
Goodland
Kas
Flagler
Calo
State Patrol
Kirk
Eudora Social Roundup Highlights June Gatherings
Mrs. Homer K Ebright and Mrs Mary Martin hosted Friday supper with Mrs Harridit Scott. The Eastern Star chapter met June 1 and planned a summer visit from the district. Pre-School Health Clinic registrations are June 23 at Eudora Rural Grade School. Clifton Pfleger’s California nuptials preceded family visits. Numerous local residents hosted and attended dinners, trips, and church events, with Father’s Day gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer K. Ebright
Mary Martin
Baldwin
Harridit Scott
Mary Moody
Ebright
Baker University
I. Ray Miller
Maxine
Judy
Halton
Miss Judy
DeSoto
Harry Miller
Order of the Eastern Star
Sinesa
Eudora Rural Grade School
Elinic
Archie Jameson
Clifton Pfleger
Glendora
Calif
Alice Walters
Helen Pfleger
Theodore Pfleger
Pfleger
Chanute Field
Clifton
Radio Schedule Fragments From Various Stations
A mosaic of station identifiers and show titles outlines a dense radio programming slate with names like WEN, WDAF, KMBC, WREN and others. Programs span news, music, talk, weather and livestock segments, with times and host descriptors scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
WDAF
KMBC
EMBC
Wren—Sunineas
Monkup
Newscaat
EMEC
Merch
Wren
Alex
Newara
Caroline Elis
Travelers
Livo
Windy Warren Wres Nae Berch
KBEC
Hatem Trentween
En—Dottle
Pete
Wren- Farts
Jonas
I Kabc
Tiventock
Bureso
Pickens
Tad
Ivren Nerae
Beatie
Peppel
ABC
Rene
Wile
Mary
Marlin Kam
Ar— Widder
Stoo
Feartte
Youn
Dr. Mal AR
Just Plata
Lorenzo Jones
Dick Haymes
Blow Ren
Jon and Sparkle
KMLC
Jack Panioe
Ephere
Bright Wwren
Robert Woergen
Frank Jones
Newacast
KBIBC
Beulak
Mrs Moody and Catlin attend Methodist Conference in Kansas City
Mrs Mary Moody and Mrs Nelle Catlin traveled to Kansas City on Sunday to attend the Methodist Conference. Mr and Mrs Lewie Kindred and children Judy and Lyle visited Wichita with Mr Kindreds sister and husband Mr and Mrs Francis Riotlan. Mrs Nelle Catlin left Monday for Delaware Ohio to visit daughter Mrs Eugene McFarland and family. Mr McFarland plans a European tour next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moody
Nelle Catlin
Kansas City
Lewie Kindred
Judy
Lyle
Wichita
Kindred
Hus
Francis Riot
RB. Durr
Alvin Durr
Carol Ler
Clinton
Charles Durr
Clayton
Lulu Lotz
Lawrence
Delaware
Ohio
Eugene McFarland
McFarland
Europe
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Tuesaday
TRE World
Dourn Savons
Massachusetts
Meath
Aprauca
Allebeen
Journal-World
Samora
MPANT
Sanday
J. W. Munsay
Old Home Town
Wilson Myers
Tongainaxie
Grace Allen
George Law
Ning. Rand
Calvin F. Tam
Mond
Small Son
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy W-Herndon
Charley Sims
California
Aly
Jon Carlson
R. E. Protsch
England
France
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
Maly
Gladys Baker
Clayton Crosier
Harold Smith
Mary Lois Ruppenthal
Vera Lear
Ben Horton
Puerto Rico
B. J. Horton
Misa Katheryn Addison
Peany
C. O. Towne
Clyde Keeler
Kanteas City
Br.m. Jenkins
Idater
Excelsior Springs
Jenkins
FH. Bennett
Hidren
Misa Ann
Carter
Leavy
Enworth
F. A. Carter
A.B. Carter
Oscar Piper
Kansan City
H. T. Steeper
Abilene
G. A. Kruger
Burlington
Clarence Kelso
Lena Storbner
Lydia Johanning
Pasadena
William Draper Gaal
Ernest Selig
John Selig
New York
Popolglas County
É . Baldwin
Ta ¢Ompton
Porterville
Maistain Jien
Eshom Valley
Army
THE
Arlow
Einenhower
Sen
Henry Cabot Lodge
Columbia University
Hima
Lodge
James Duff
Pennssylvania
Frank Carlson
Paul Hoffman
Committee For Economic Development
Studebaker Corporation
Marshall Plan
Ford Foundation
Sen. Carlson
Wes Roberts
Carlson
Robinson McIlvane
Pennsylvania
Leo
Katherine Wood
Browny Bear
Kippie
Esther Gretor
Marsden
C. G. Osborne
Chicka
Screen
Sonteiner
Meadow
India
Colorado
Arthur Bernitz
Myron
Wanda
Alice Bernitz
Homer Marsh
Kensaz City
Clifton Pileger
Ted Hanson
Black Hills
Pileger
Etta Web
Robert Neis
Ruby Neis
Leslie Kindred
Eugene Westerhouse
Evertharp Star x
Bullock’s Gant
Lgefwood
Peps the
Rash
Seales Cobavior & Farte
Corastamra
Ray-Bans
Calabars
Gustafson
Mitchell
B. F. Goodrich
Salsbury
Ereacey
Pt Lea
Motere
Balen
Bervics Weinetall and
Owe
Office Machines Co
Westinghouse Appliares
Snervice
Elon Hamilton
Freesers
Talbert
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