Evening Radio Menu Includes Local Talks and Music
Thursday schedule lists programs from noon to 11 pm. Featured items include a community forum at 11 and a Wayne King show at 7 31 with classical tunes followed by sports and news segments from Hinfown News. Washington Spotlight and Heart of America segments anchor the lineup with regional updates for readers.
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Hinconews
Lartin Kanea
Wayne King
Washington
Heart of America
Jessee Hefi
Bports
Barrington AP Newsrect Ib Alge
Lawrence Daily 1891 Edition Details and Rates
Lawrence Daily founded 1891 by W C published by The World O Dovrit Sisons Lawrence Kansas office 723 Matsachasatis liveet subscription: one month 1.00. six months 4.00. three months 3.00. Entered at Lawrence post office under act of March 3 1879. Associated Press content credited to telegraph dispatches.
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Lawrence Daily
W.C
THE
WORLD
O Dovrit Sisons
Matsachasatis Liveet
Dativerapav Canaiee
Mart Pavastaty
Daugtas
Lawrence
Kemmas
A New Test in Korea Could Reignite North Korea War
The article discusses delayed Allied air strikes on northern Korea power plants and dams that sustained industrial output for Pyongyang across the Yalu. It notes a revived Red Army threat, possible Japanese retaliation fears, and a shift from optimism to pessimism about truce talks amid renewed Allied strength considerations.
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Korea
Yalu River
Teda
MacArthur
Red Army
Trig
U.N
Japan
Welfare spending in Kansas counties trimmed for next year
Kansas counties request 1.7 million dollars less for welfare budgets than a year ago, reducing totals to 343 thousand while welfare remains one of the state’s largest expenditures. The cut is attributed to higher employment across Kansas and a smaller fringe of unemployed.
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Kansas
Jess
State Welfare Board
Eisenhower and Taft Clash Over Foreign Policy Vision
The article outlines Eisenhower and Taft defending distinct foreign policy views as they prepare a platform plank they both can support. It notes expectations of a Republican administration facing a deteriorating international situation and the electorate’s hopes for clear guidance rather than ambiguity.
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Eisenhower
Taft
Eisenhower Best Qualified to Discuss Foreign Policy
The piece argues that policies failing to address world affairs persist and warns against labeling debates as isolationist. General Eisenhower, experienced with international issues, is viewed as best suited to discuss the situation and its dangers, while other candidates may still consider foreign policy important.
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Eisenhower
Progressive party calendar and candidate notes in Chicago
A publicity release shows the Progressive party plans a July 4 to 6 convention at Ashland auditorium Chicago with Vincent Hallinan as presidential candidate and Charlotta Bass for vice president. Paul Robeson will join a central program. The convention appears quiet on contests, and Hallinan will be represented by his wife who campaigns in his name.
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Progressive Party
Chicago
Ashland
Vincent Hallinan
California
Meni Ii's Island
Wash
Bridges
Charlotta A. Bass
West Coast
Paul Robeson
Births and society notes in Sunflower Sentinel era
Old Home Town announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wray Baldwin and other society items. The Sunflower Sentinel first issue distributed to Sunflower Ord nance Works affiliates with James A. Dougherty editor. Mrs. Perry and Miss Stone host a tea for Mrs. William Geiger who moved to Lawrence. Helen May Garrett wed Lt Fredric D. Feezell in San Diego. Rolland Johnson to report for Army July 6. Birthdays, dinners, and visits recur among local families, plus new KU fine arts appointees and music scholars.
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Ernest Wray
Baldwin
Misa Tillie Cheries
Carbondale
Sunflower Sentinel
Sunflower Ordnance Works
James A. Dougherty
Jo Ann Perry
Susie “Stone
William Geiger
Lawrence
J. Garrett
Helen May
8. E. Wampler
Barbara
Agnes Evans
Ae A.W. Sexton
Cong Beach
John Tui
Kansas
Linwood
Glas
Woodtend P
K.U
Meribah Marre
New York City
Whetter the Pastre
Veice
Clinals Women's College
Tecksonville
Misa Mary Camerin
Laure Everett Anderson
Misa Faye Crowell
W. J. McIntire
Sliff
J. G.iff
Ft. Apache
Ariz
A. J
Local Social Notes and Traveling Guests Across Kansas
A jumble of social updates from multiple Kansas towns. Marriages, visits, and trips surface as Gladys Bitzer, Armstrong, and Ada Dyker join Mrs. Olinger in Belleville, while Drs. Frank French and Bernice head to Indianapolis then the St Lawrence region. Others travel to Nashville, Kansas City, and Blue Rapids for summer plans, with many residents visiting relatives and hosting dinners.
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Bret
K.U
Fune
Gladys Bitzer
Tantelle Armstrong
Belleville
Ada Dyker
Leavenworth
Olinger
Dread Ave
Lois Kirk
Garnett
Nellie Weil
Frank French
Bernice
Indianapolis
St. Lawrence
Lyman Read
Kansas City
Eben Baldwin
Mary J. Baldwin
Margaret Michell
Linn Bryan
Nashville
Tenn
Kate Endacott
Mary Chenoweth
Eudora
G. FE. Kelley
Vinland
D. Prentiss
Nat Berry
Waterville
Josephine Ber
John Fritzell
California
Jerry Thompson
Baldwin
Slim Inter J School
Uni
Lenore
Maughlin
Dena Ellis
Mia. L. Stout
Grace
Blue Rapids
Communists Lose 1,147 Planes in Two-Year War
Seoul reports Lt Gen Glenn Bareus stating that U S Fifth Air Force pilots have destroyed 1,247 Russian-built aircraft in two years of the Korean War. He added 47 planes shot down, 79 probably destroyed, and 5,984 damaged, with 678 of their own planes lost forward of the battleground.
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Seoul
Korea
Glenn
Bareus
U. S. Fifth Air Force
Fifth Air Force
Defense Dept Reports Casualty List With 15 Killed
The Defense Department Wednesday identified 15 killed, 7 wounded, two missing and three injured in a new casualty list covering Korea. In Oceania’s British islands, head hunting once part of ceremonial life, its suppression caused social decay and a population drop.
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Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Oceania
Popula
Quiet Way aulat onan and the quiet wave Away
A fragmented poem-like passage describes a setting with quiet waves away from a street and distant figures. It mentions a person named Mande C. Jackson and references animals like a cat and a squirrel. The text conveys tranquil scenes, seasons, and a reflective mood amid rustic imagery.
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Nolay Etreer
Sue
Mande C. Jackson
Kansas City censorship boards vow to stay active
Frances Vaughn Kansas board of review chair writes the state will not be swayed by Supreme Court rulings upholding The Miracle and Pinkey and aims to curb obscene or sacrilegious films. She notes variation in perceived decency and argues films should mirror public standards, not bypass censorship through national rulings.
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Kangay City
Kanaan
Kansas
Supreme Court
Frances Vaughn
Kansas ‘Board of Review
Ropes State Journal
New York
Pinkey
Texas
Vaughn
Question of Controls Up in Air as Congress Deliberates
The World Today reports Congress faces a June 30 deadline to decide whether to extend price and wage controls. Possible outcomes range from letting all controls die, to a hodgepodge bill, to a swift compromise keeping some controls. The piece also notes a House vote and potential veto risk, with Senate backing previously for eight months. The obituary section memorializes John Stoebener, a lifelong Worden resident, carpenter, and central figure in the community, who died June 13 at 82, survived by six children and five grandchildren.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Truman
Hill
White House
Senate
House
Yall
John Stoehener
John
Eligabeth Engelhardt Stoebener
Warden
Arnold Stoehener
Norma Schwarz
St. John’s
Evangelical and Reformed
Joaa
Saul
Walter Schwarz
Alvin Johenning
Worden
Arnold
Stochener
Oscar Stoehener
Walter Storheper
Otto Sincener
E. Barton
Mary Stoebener
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Henry Rider
J. B. Polster
Johanning
Dudley Gilliland
Antonette Plambesh
St. John's Cemetery
Heavenly Bodies and Hidden Words Puzzle Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mixes astronomical terms with random words and numbers. It reads like a word puzzle note listing items such as heavenly body self luminous at night and various clues. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent news event or report.
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Earth
Ireland
Hines Wins Heart of American Golf Title Challenge
In Kansas City event two out of town contenders remained threats to local hopes. Jack Hines of Lawrence Kansas defeated Marvin Meath 3 and 2 to reach the final rounds while Jim Tom Bilak of Jefferson City Missouri eliminated Ralph Rinehart of Kansas City 3 and 2. Blair, comedaliat, ousted Rinehart in earlier play.
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Kansas City
Jack Hines
Lawrence
Kan
Jim Tom Bilak
Jefferson City
Hines
Marvin Meath
Blair
Comedaliat
Ralph Rinehart
Russell to Speak Nationwide on Denver Radio
Senator Russell of Georgia, a Democratic presidential candidate, will deliver a nationwide radio address from Denver Friday night from 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. CST. The broadcast aims to reach listeners across the country as the campaign period intensifies.
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Washington
Sen
Russell
Georgia
Denver
Barbs by Hal Cochran in Evening Musings
Fragmented notes critiquing social quirks and wealth with a lax, satirical voice. Mentions an intoxicated driver wrecking a trainer house, suggesting a column or humorous snippet from a gossip page. No clear dates or proper nouns beyond author.
Radio Schedule Notes KMBC KCMO WDAR and WREN Listings
Radio program grid lists show times and hosts across KMBC KCMO WDAR and WREN stations for a Wednesday. It includes morning, afternoon, and evening segments such as Lone Journey, Hei en Trent Show, Pioneers, Nora Dr WDal, Lite Gan, Top House, Evening’s Varieties and World Roundups.
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Inureeey
Sune
Ing
Wren
Eiak
Rick
Rey
Kibo
KMBC
Heien Trent
Omoe
Jone
KMEC
Wdar Plenens
Mintos Alodien
Nora
Wdal Aicaragon
WDAF
Beauritut
KMAC
Vo—Wren
ABC Late News
Big Jon
Jenna Kioener
Chameleon Wren- Orting
Chameleon Wren- Orting Creeteanine Holgen
Robart
A. van
Montgomary
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Old Home Town
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John Stoebener
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Pennsylvania
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KCMO
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Erelé Watl
Nebraska
the Moor
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Ae Sid
Medes
Talbert
Vis
Office Machines Co
Mam Fhees
Featue
Motorots
Latall
Owal
Salsbury Floar
Eversharp Star
Bullock's
Eesi Mth
Raymond Lee
Eeene
Outelde Terrace
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Holmes and Peck Insurance
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Clifford Shaw Garage
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Andy C. Hess Sanders
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