Kansas Republicans face a tense lead into 1946 party conventions
Kansas Republicans debate unity and power as they prepare for district and state conventions to name delegates for the national GOP. The dispute centers on Harry Darby, Fred Hall, and Ed Arn, with Eisenhower’s looming candidacy shaping calls for harmony over factional purges.
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Kansas
Fred Hall
Ed Arn
Darby
Hall
Russia
Harry Darby
Eisenhower
Theansas
No Cabinet Aides Mentioned For Deep Position In 1960
Eisenhower faces a stalled successor pipeline as he seeks a running mate. Nixon is the front runner for many Republicans but his fate depends on health and public mood. Knowland Dewey Herter Lodge Humphrey are named possibilities amid cabinet talk, with no clear candidate emerging.
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Eisenhower
San Francisco
California
Washington
Nixon
Sen
Knowland
Thomas E. Dewey
Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Herter
Paris
Dewey
Taft
Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Bible Verse: Let Us Put On The Armor Of Light
A brief devotional note quoting Romans 13 12 urging believers to clothe themselves with virtue and moral resolve as darkness yields to light.
Film Queen Deborah Kerr Delights Offscreen Crowd
Hal Boyle recalls meeting Deborah Kerr at a New York restaurant while awaiting a Paramount rep. He describes the actress’s warmth, the tense anticipation, and the surreal blend of Hollywood glamour with everyday dining as Kerr patiently waited for half an hour before they finally spoke.
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Deborah Ker
Leonard Wayne
Paramount Pictures
Deborah Kerr
Hollywood
Forbes
Miss Kerr
Coffee breaks spread costs while lifting morale in workplaces
The Pittsburg Headlight notes coffee breaks affect millions of workers nationwide, boosting outgo for employers but aiding morale. Solutions include in-house brewing, scheduled deliveries, and vending machines as firms share or cut costs to keep staff content while addressing lost work hours.
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Emporia Gazer
Pittsburg
Mit
Cofak
U.S
Time Magazine
London man leaves 28000 for orphanage in will
A London man bequeathed 28000 to an orphanage, a generous act set to brighten its future. Other brief items note a vagrant in Ohio listing steeplejack and miner as occupations and a scattered quip about meals, digestion, and delayed medical action.
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London
Ohio
Question and Answers on Chief Justice and Pluto Discovery
The piece notes that John Rutledge of South Carolina was rejected by the Senate in 1795 for Chief Justice after a recess appointment. It confirms Canada has a written constitution via the British North America Act uniting colonies. It also states Pluto was sought for years per Dr Percival Lowell and found in 1939.
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Senate
Washington
John Rutledge
South Carolina
United States
Canada
Pluto
Percival Lowell
Food-Guarding Plan At 50-Year Mark
Washington coverage outlines FDA challenges during its 50th anniversary year as lawmakers weigh amendments to pure food laws. Proposals include allowing poisons in trace amounts, tighter timelines for testing, and shifting research costs to processors, with FDA officials urging caution and more rigorous scientific proof.
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Peter Edson
NER
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Food and Drug
George P. Larrick
U.S. Food and Drugs Administration
House Interstate Commerce
J. Percy Priest
Fboa
Larrick
Births, engagements, and events in KU life and Lawrence
Old Home Town announces birth of a son by Mrs Mahlon Cook of Tonganoxie. KU events include a law school wives gathering, faculty dinners, and student elections. Emory Phillips named KU electrical engineering professor. John R Arnold aboard Admiral Eberle heading to Seattle. engagement of June Hammett to Lt Laurie Russell. various local social engagements and club activities noted. A political run for county clerk by George C Brune. a birthday dinner for Miss Cutter. several personal announcements and a quote on overspending.
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Mahlon Cook
Tonganoxie
F. J. Moreau
K.U. Law School
W. L. Burdick
Marjorie Dietrich
Y. Y. Young
Hazel Anderson
Emory B. Phillips
Stilwater
Okla
T-4
John R. Arnold
Williamstown
Admiral Eberle
Seattle
Pacific
Roy Hammett
Topeka
June
Laurie R. Russell
F. A. Russell
Lawrence
Arch Meinke
William Green Jr
Charles Lang
Stevie
Peter Schwartz
Melvin Meinke
W. C. Ellis
Roxy
Madame Schumann-Heink
Evelyn Swarthout
Ann Kent
Myra Little
Kansas City
Margaret Roberts
Oskaloosa
Women's Self Government Association
K.U
Margaret Henderson
Woodlawn School
Albert Herning
Martha Koehring
Eldon Ulrich
Eli Wiliam
Maurice Salter
Route 3
P. F. Walker
Prof. Newell
Illinois University
DeWitt C. Croissant
George Washington University
New York
George C Brune
Daily Gazette
Charlotte Cutter
Isabel Wood
Katie Strong
Elizabeth Dunkel
Ethel Smith
Mary Gower Hill
Anna Mitchell
Mary Underwood
Ina McPherson
Corrine Constant
Radio and TV Programs Listing for March 5 6
Radio and TV schedule listings from WDAF WREN KFRKU KMBC KDAP and others cover March 5 and 6 with news newscasts morning shows soaps cartoons and varied programs. The long grid lists stations times show names hosts and program blocks across channels including WDAF KMBC WREN and KCMO with cartoons sports and talk segments.
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WDAF
WREN
KMEC
Telco
KMBC
Morgan Beatty
Kmut
WDAE
KFKU
Bishopater
Kansas
KMLC
Seunid Mirror
WDAP
Fibber McGee
MBC
Nordeen
KAMBC
Dilson
Spaorta
Clagale
King of Hearts
Martin Bloch
Wdaf.tv
Kmbc-Tvw
Kcmo-Tv
Mickey Mouse Club
Three Star News
Alanac
Patti Page
ij—Newa
Gordon MacRae
Robinhoad
Turas and Allen
Reavers
Adfrey
Eice
Firestone
Love Lucy
Meric
T Spy
Robert Montgomery
Worizons
Studio One
Bollywood Pins House
K_C Sportlight
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U.S. Department of Defense
Iman
Frederic Remington
Wall Street
P. J. Monarty
6Th Avenue
Haddock
New Worker
FDA
Joseph Patrick O'Hara
R-Minn
PDA
John Biggs, Jr
U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Wilmington
Del
Secretary of Health Education and Welfare
Marion B. Folsom
Congress
Old Home Town
Soine
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KMHU
WLAF
Morgan Beanty
WDAK
KMOC
Fibber
Moses Wiuen— Muir
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Guy Lomtatia
the King of Hearts
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Mary Ford
Tay
FOS
Fate
Moore
Kayara Thur
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Bern
Uncie Frank
Margie
Robert Q. Lawis
World Report
Pinky Lee
Wyatt Earp
Jane Wyman
Millia
Daddy
Kele
Sven Red Skelton
Douglas Fairbanks
Studio 5
Night Owl
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New York VI
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Safeway Market
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