Evening Radio Programs and Air Schedule On WDAF WREN and KCMO
A radio listings page outlines a March schedule across WDAF and WREN with programs including News of the World FBI Silver Eagle and Hollywood Star lineup. It notes time blocks around 1:38 and 1:00 shows, defense attorney segments, and The Play Case. The entry references actors and programs like Monroe, Montgomery, and Paige Shaw in a sequence of planned broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
Wren
News of the World
KCMO
Cisca
Wid
Remiain Monroe
Robert Montgomery
RCMO
Backe
the Bible
KMEC
Feulah
Ie Tithett
Paige Shaw
Fragmented OCR listings of shows and programs
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous radio and TV programs and performers such as Halph Edwards Show, KMBC Hilltop House, All Star Show, Pepper, Joyce Jordan, Hackstage, Joe Jonton MD, Sparkie, Ozzie and Harriet, Cavalcade of Sport, and NCAA Bucketball. The text lacks coherent narrative but identifies a slate of entertainment and sports segments on stations.
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Astther Bureeu
Halph Edwards
Alconton Ladies
KMBC
Joyce Jordan
Hackstage
Eesine
Maines
Joe Jonton
M.D. Sparkie
Monroe
Martin Lewies
Weston
Aucio
Lawrence Daily World subscription rates and info
Lawrence Daily World editor J. W. Murray lists subscription prices, options, and payment terms. Rates include one month one dollar, six months five dollars, yearly seven dollars, with mail payments in advance. Publication office at 722 Massachusetts Street and class entry under March 3rd, 2579 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the World
Srtoxs
J. W. Murray
Massachusetts Street
Eisenhower gains in primaries amid party shifts
The March 1952 campaign reports show Eisenhower near the top in Minnesota and New Hampshire with write-in support as Truman’s California strategy stirs debate. New Jersey votes on April 1 test his campaign, while party leaders weigh alternatives for a presidential candidate and potential Chicago convention implications.
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Ike
Truman
Minnesota
Tke
Eisenhower
Stas- Ben
California
New Jersey
Teast
New Hampshire
Kefauver
Chicago
Higher Degrees and Teaching in Colleges Stirs Debate
The text laments overreliance on collegiate degrees to define teachers quality, arguing that degrees do not guarantee teaching skill. It notes inconsistent college instruction in liberal arts and cites educators' criticism of current education standards and the belief that extensive schooling may limit practical experience.
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Phi Beta Kapa
Honorary Scholastic Society
Lawrence
Jaymon
Thinking by Halves in Germany News Analysis
The article contrasts East and West German attitudes toward arming and unification. East Germans, under Soviet control, hope for change but feel unable to act, while West Germans fear armament could accelerate Soviet restraint. About twenty million in the eastern zone live under the USSR, with offshore prospects for reform seen as dependent on the West. A parallel view exists in satellite states. The Wage Stabilization Board has a tentative steel workers offer, but acceptance seems unlikely as bargaining remains between government and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Middle Europe
West Germany
East Germany
Castor bean promotion spreads in Douglas county Kansas
Old Home Town Farmers of Douglas county urged to grow castor beans as Kansas has 15 designated counties suitable for the crop. The article notes ornamental use and background planting. Also mentions visitors and local events including promotions, church notes, and campus talks with names and places across the region.
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Ompany
Dotets Sisrens
Awrence
Kansas
Telephone
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Douglas County
Douglas
U. S. G. Plank
Wellesley
Mass
Garden City
Julius C. Holmes
Chiefs of Staff
Willan
Omaha
Thraska Area
HAS HIS RIGHTS The Workman At Vesper Service
Kal students attended a vesper service on Facing the Facts of Life. Lt Roy Hill and family visited Mrs A D Hill and Miss Rita Hill from Fort Leavenworth. Mrs Arthur Gham entertained ninety guests at a St Paul trick Whist party. Misses Ivan and Inez Clark visited Baldwin shopping today. Bishop W A Quayle spoke at the University Department of First Methodist Sunday school banquet.
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KAL
Roy Hill
Fort Leavenworth
A. D. Hill
Rita Hill
Arthur Gham
Ivan
Inez Clark
Baldwin
W. A. Quayle
University Department
First Methodist Sunday School
Letters to the Editor on politicians and media, muddled prose
The piece critiques politicians like pickles, claiming many seek presidential nominations while critics sensationalize. It compares politicians to ministers seeking a new post and notes media noise from television, movies, and radio. It cites HAL COCHRAN and mentions a Swiss movement and a Frenchman who played the piano for forty hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cochran
Odelling
Miho
Public sentiment on foreign policy and dogs law debate
A letter to the editor questions the fading clarity of U S foreign policy and urges stronger enforcement of existing laws. It criticizes police hesitation over stray dogs and license enforcement, blaming dogs, owners, the law, or enforcement office for the mess and plants damage. The writer calls for action from city officials.
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Journal-World
Humane Society
No Limit Now On Aid for Foreign Lands
Secretary Acheson told Congress there is no fixed time limit for U S foreign aid. He said funding must continue on an annual basis, with at least one more year at current magnitude, given uncertainty about Soviet aims and evolving programs from Marshall to Mutual Assistance.
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Faitor Journal-World
Tdi
Harry
Seri
Theo
Europe
Talk Inc
Damka
James Marlow
Washington
Acheson
Korea
Eisenhower
United States
Say
Congress
Baldwin Woman and Danish Pen Pal Meet after 15 Years
A Douglas County farm woman and a Danish nurse meet in Baldwin after fifteen years of correspondence begun in high school in 1937. Louise Baldwin later became Mrs. Fremont Hornberger and Inge Nielsen visited Baldwin five times since 1951. Nielsen now faces departure after a year as an exchange nurse, with hopes of a future reunion in Denmark or America.
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George Marshall
U. S. Ales
Europe
Russia
Congress
State Department
Czechoslovakia
Douglas County
Fremont Hornberger
Baldwin
Route 3
Louise Baldwin
Clinton
Liberty Memorial High School
Hornberger
Miss Nielsen
Red Cross
Engeland
Denmark
Ameri
Caiy
Lailise
Ihru
City
Methors
United States
Hornbergers
Mrs. Hornberger
Blind radio expert in Victoria serves as amateur operator
Jack Attwood, 30, who went blind at age 11, is a licensed amateur radio operator and member of the Amateur Radio Emergency Corps. He operates his radio set as master and takes messages on a braille machine.
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Victoria
B.C. i
Jack Attwood
Amateur Radio Emergency Corps
Flower and word puzzle clues and answers list Gibbon
A malformed word puzzle list containing floral terms verbs and clues with scattered numbers and stray phrases. It includes references like Lily maid of Astolat and Gibbon, with many incomplete entries, misprints, and stray symbols, suggesting a torn puzzle page fragment from a historical newspaper.
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Peer Gynt
Wenglish Statesman
Astalat
Gaul
4-H Clubs Receive $150,000 Ford Grant for IPYR Expansion
The Ford Foundation awards $150,000 to the National 4-H Club Foundation to expand the International Farm Youth Exchange program in 1952. Executives Aston, Burt, Tillotson, and McOsker coordinate overseas placements in Europe, Australia, Mexico, and Chile as J. T Harold Johnson notes potential growth. No government funds used. program financed by 4-H contributions and groups in Kansas and nationwide. The IPYR is run with Cooperative Extension Service and Land Grant Colleges, with support from state and federal agricultural offices.
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Ford Foundation
National
4-H Club Foundation
Aston
Washington
Europe
Keith Burt
Concordia
Australia
Paul Tillotson
Shields
Mexico
William Mc Osker
Wichita
Chile
J. T Harold Johnson
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Johnson
Chicago
Foundstion
Cooperative Extension Service
Land Grant Colleges
Department of State
Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations
U.S.D.A
Apricot Bavarian Cream Recipe
A vintage style recipe for Apricot Bavarian Cream. It lists gelatin, waters, condensed milk, lemon juice and rind, apricot juice, and heavy cream. Steps include dissolving gelatin, blending, chilling in a mold, whipping cream, folding in, and serving with custard sauce for six servings.
Television listings for Friday March 21 in America
The page details a March 21 schedule with morning to late evening programs. Highlights include The Garry Moore Show, Howdy Doody, Kate Smith Hour, Edward R. Murrow and various sports and weather segments. Network names and times are interspersed with brief program descriptors.
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ASU Terther
Arica Newarell
Minah
Camel
de Grovena
Marx
Nery Shriner
Rix Toriartia Kane
Ty Or US Farwen
Titsotha Fiainclotheeman
Dave Ant Charles
Frank Feeley
Garry Moore
Hig Uayott
Ph Fawarde
Kate Smith
Janes Rider
Heart of America
Town & Country
Newiarent
Hite Atirioh Pamtly
Cavaliere
Inverslew
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Lawrence Daily
Old Home Town
Richard Crooks
Ames
Carrie
Col Riven
Stex
Gertie
Marie Prevost
Seale Carmane
Sertained
Round View Inn
French Department
Savere
Bucetrir Gallo
Garver' Y Yatht
Elise Neavaschwander
Amida Stanton
Ray Towne
Maleu
F. E. Millixin
Mise Clara’ MicClaney
Mand
E. H. Hollands
J. D. Seiler
Jane Perry
Leaver- Gworth
VU. G. Lyle
Harold Hughey
Sk.u
Linnoog
Albert Gris
New York
Frank Strong
Oat WU
Henry Churchill King
Oberlin College
Africa
Ping
Roing
England
God
Telme
THE
Jontal
Angels
Gibbon
Ford
Reusch-Guenther Jewelry
Elgin Hamilton
Phillips
Gadean
B.f.goodrich
Pestelcon
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