Shortage of skilled builders threatens housing boom
The piece reports widespread shortages of teachers nurses scientists and engineers while focusing on the building trades. Earl W Hortton of Kansas City warns the home-building industry risks a critical state as apprenticeship training lags behind booming construction demands and two million homes a year may be needed by 1965. He cites causes including unions and incentives and calls for better training to curb juvenile delinquency and sustain national progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Hortton
Kansas City
Hortton
National Association of Home Buildings Labor Committee
Children warned as Santa Fe engine playground risks rise
The article cautions parents about youngsters climbing the retired locomotive in Central Park. It notes the thrill of play may turn dangerous on narrow walks and boiler areas, stressing parental supervision to prevent accidents and possible injuries or death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railway
Central Park
Casey Jones
More Capitalists Needed
Discussion on funding industrial expansion through debt and equity. It argues for increased stock ownership to finance growth, noting fixed borrowing charges and the benefit of profit sharing. References to venture capital and investor faith in America and contrasts with Communist Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jena
Texio
Amer
Russia
You Can't Sneak Out On Smoking Hal Boyle Column
Hal Boyle reflects on quitting smoking after 25 years, noting personal limits and various methods while stressing that moderation may not suit everyone. He describes a relapse on a train, the purpose of smoking as pleasure, and the challenge of forgetting tobacco rather than restricting it. The piece curves into a separate note about Communist party raids and tax cases, linking government action to broader political finance questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relman Moring
Hal Boyle
New York
Mark Twain
Moysey
Harrington
Maggey
Communist Party
Democratic
Republican National Committees
House of Representatives
House
Truman
Eisenhower
Supreme Court
Dogs, Leash Laws and Clean-Up Proposals Stir Lawrence
Readers critique Lawrence cleanup efforts and urge enforcing leash laws to curb damage by dogs. A letter writer cites ruined gardens and tomato plants, while another complains of Massachusetts Street eyesores and requests coverage of taverns and bottle service. A third discusses Bridey Murphy naming confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Lawrence
Donald McAdoo
Tenn. St
Moysey's Communist raid shocks IRS leadership
James Marlow reports from Washington that Donald R Moysey, a new IRS tax collector, ordered a sudden raid on Communist offices to recover back taxes. The move, described as drastic, surprised both Truman and Eisenhower era officials and reportedly stemmed from Moysey's own initiative after years as an auditor, with Feb 7 marking his appointment as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly James Marlow
Washington
Donald R. Moysey
Internal Revenue Service
Truman
Eisenhower
Botti
Moysey
revenue = service
Marlow
Bible Verse Reflected In Daily Devotional Note
A short devotional item reflects on daily scripture and personal reflection. It notes the chosen verse and encourages quiet study, meditation, and gratitude in daily life.
Reporters Jolt on Eisenhower Gettysburg Junket
Washington dispatch recounts President Eisenhower's motorcade from the White House to his Gettysburg farm, including near miss on icy Route 240. Photographers and reporters describe tight spacing, with Secret Service driving rules and staggered traffic behavior to keep the President in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Secret Service
Mercury
Howard McC. Snyder
Bob Nixon
INS
Pat Wiggins
Fd Creagh
Larry Byrd
Chicago Tribune
Stanley Tretick
Chrysler
Murray Alvey
Pathe
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Nixon
Danforth Chapel Dedication At KU April 2
Old Home Town notes announce Danforth Chapel dedication at Kansas University on April 2 with William H. Danforth of St. Louis attending. Donors include C. H. Poindemter family for a painting and A. B. Weaver who provided the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
K.U
William H. Danforth
St. Louis
C. H. Poindemter
Gethsamane
Hoffman
A. B. Weaver
Louie Provost
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
C of C
Harold Keltz
Kenneth
Berkeley
Calif
A. M. Kirchner
Ohio St
el Monte
Daisy Kirchner
Arthur Kirchner
Larry
Summerfield
William H. Dodderidge
James L. Lawson
Lloyd Metzler
Lawrence C. Mills
John Grist
Robert. Cory
Ralpy. Bohnsack
Eudora
Barbara Olinger
Westminster Hall
Benjamin Cool
Calvary
Canada
A. T. Walker
May Gardner
Martha Snow Brown
Jesse Carney
Estella Fern
Mary Finley
Eugene Green
Concordia
Melvin M. Murray
Route 1
Floyd Eugene
Radio and TV Schedule Snippet From March Listings
Readable program guide shows WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU stations listing news shows, music and talk segments for March 20 and 28 including KMBC Just Fine Music WREN World and You and WDAF Truth or Consequence. It details time slots across multiple stations with show titles and host names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfku
Newacany
News Bank
Wren
KMHC
Reseets
AK Fku
KMB
EMBC
WDAK
Groucho Marr
Wren—World
KMBUC
Wren—Telly ‘West
GWA Morgan Hearty
Ratae Showtime
Wren— Stern
iMersleeve
Netann Raddy Ren
Kam —Orr
Wren—Worifl
WA Fe
Kairc
Guy Lombardo
K.C
B. Bilson
du— Kato
King of
Television Listings for Kansas City Area Network Schedule
A dense OCR filled page lists channel affiliations WDAF-TV AMBC TV KCMO TV with a morning through night grid. It includes shows such as Mickey Mouse Club Eddie Fisher Show Arthur Godfrey Tonight Tennessee Ernie Show and The Tonight Show style lineups plus weather news sports and public affairs across multiple stations and time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsuchakin
Billy Smith
Mickey Mouse Club
Kislo
Arate Page
Eddie Fisher
MGM
Television Theatre
Glock
Newa F
Garry Moore
Ernie Kovacs
Arthur Godfrey
Homp
Whizzo
Dinah Shore
Lel. Preston
Lone Ranger
News Caravan
Groucho Marx
Bob Cummings
Bishop Sheen
Dragnet
People's, Choice
Ford Theatre
Four Star Playhouse
Highway Patrol
Tux
Crunch & den
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Journal-World Pro -Dolph
Simons
Hill Mayer Ernest
Puntius Edeller
Ar Managhie
Sid
Associated Tree
Audit Bureau of Circulariniys
Associated Press
Bhimnts
Malenkov
Mr. Everest
Lower Manhattan
The
Daily Worker
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Russel C. Harrington
Internal Revenue
Revenue
Massachusetts Street
Fred Demeritt
Erth St
Bridey Murphy
Bernstein
Murphy
Brydie
Bridget
Briddy
S. Park
Commie
Peter Exdgon
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Tretick
Alvey
Maryland
Harry House
Jimmy’ Green
Henry F. Mason
Kansas Supreme Court
James A. Troutman
Shawnee County
Eldridge
Henry Johanning
Paola
Rodney
Beck
Baldwin
Safe and Sane
Baltimore
RADIO
Wdaf-Tv
Ambc.tv
Kcmo-Tvv
Night Owl
Carlina Archer
E. Bub
A.V. Phillips
W. P
Davis TV
Hectrol
Rautinaits
Zenith
Dorothea Ma Klein
We Mass
St. Gustafson
Jewelry Lawr
G.A.C. Finance
Jayhawhor Theatre
Thephone Viking
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