Train Journalism and Hal Boyle Fading From News
Relman Morin reflects on changes in presidential campaign coverage noting the rise of airplanes and television over trains. He recalls the press car experience, the rush of copy and the rare moments with candidates, including Eisenhower and Stevenson, and anecdotes from breaks in Seattle and Springfield.
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Relman Morin
Hal Boyles
New York
Gen. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Seattle
Eisenhower O
Western Union
Springfield
Mass
Jersey Turnpike
Mundry
Jackson
Mich
Relmah Morin
lLocun
Kefauver's Express Needs More Push In 1952 Primaries
Tennessee senator Kefauver pursues the Democratic presidential nomination with victories in New Hampshire and Minnesota and four more primaries. He could reach about 337 convention votes if he wins Indiana Nebraska Montana South Dakota plus current races, but needs 686 to claim the nomination. He plans a busy April travel schedule across ten states, hoping to pick up pledged delegates and unpledged support.
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Peter Edson
NEA
Washington
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Adlai Stevenson
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Kefauver
Chicago
South Dakota
Indiana
Nebraska
Montana
Gov. Stevenson
Russell
Sen
California
Florida
Alaska
New Jersey
Democratic Organization
Robert B. Meyner
Stevenson
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Maryland
Oregon
Desmon
John Foster Dulles
Radio and TV Programs Listings for March 29 and 30
Radio and TV schedules list programs across WDAF KMBC WREN KMBC for Thursday March 29 and Friday March 30. Highlights include News segments KMBC Show Showtime Your Better Tomorrow Gildersleeve and King of Hearts with various hosts and music blocks WREN World and You and boxing coverage noted.
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WDAF
WREN
KMHC
KMUC
Iports
Wren—Tello
Morgan Beatty
KMBC
Showtime
Bil Stearn
Gildersleeve
K. F.K.U
Nelson Eddy
KMAC
Round Mirror
AMBC
Guy Lombard
K.C.U
EMBC
Dilstens Wren
King of Hearts
Martin Bloch
Wren—Tesco
Heartbeat
KMACU
Malta
KMBO
Mirror
WDAPF
EMMU
TILA
Wud
WDAP
KMRC
KMEC
Buckably
Billy Smith
Mickey Mouse Club
Wild Bill Hickok
Ie oRhores
Dinah Shore
Preston
Lone Ranger
News Caravan
Groucho Marx
Bobb Cummings
Hishop Sheen
Studio 1
Owl
Bob Croaby
Pinky Les
Harry
Mickey Mouas
Miss Brooks
the Crusaders
Star Stage
Playhouse of Stars
The
Wise
Tidential
Buale
Inner Sanctum
Death Valley
Tonic
Night Owl
Television Schedule Mix for Channel 4 and Affiliated Stations
A dense vintage TV guide lists hourly programs across WDAF TV KMBC TV KOMO TV and affiliates. It includes news, game shows, dramas, westerns, serials, children's programs, movies, weather, and sports with time slots and program names across day parts.
Widen Kentucky Street Parking In Central Park Area
The City Commission weighs expanding Kentucky Street to add more off street parking along the east edge of Central Park in the 600 and 700 blocks. Moving the west curb 15 feet could add 56 spaces, widening both sides about 106 spaces at roughly 203 to 269 dollars per space. Commission to decide next meeting with public input urged at City Hall.
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Kentucky Street
Central Park
City Commission
University
Jim Wigglesworth
Wigglesworth
John Crown
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Vermont
Lawrence
City Hall
11Th
Mass
Americans Support Tax Raid on Reds Despite Legal Doubts
A columnist argues for aggressive tax collection targeting communists to recover unpaid money, noting Moysey’s plan shocks bosses and raises legality concerns, but condemns subversive aims while urging strict application of laws and tax duties. The piece defends the broader goal of funding and enforcing taxes amid wartime rhetoric.
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Donald R. Moysey
Reds
Moysey
Red Tax Coup Sparks Political Party Debate
James Marlow reports on Moysey's raid on the Communist Party headquarters and Daily Worker, the lack of clear government explanation, and the legal questions over whether political parties must file tax returns. Democrats and Republicans face potential penalties for failure to file while probes raise whether the party is a political entity under law.
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James Marlow
Washington
Donald R. Moysey
Moysey
Marlow
Internal Revenue Service
Lower Manhattan
Communist Party
New York
The
Daily Worker
Russell Harrington
Revenue Service
House of Representatives
House
Havig
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Lawmaker comments spark debate over Rascal remark
Letter from P Everett Sperry questions the Sixth District GOP resolution and claims boosters Ben Marshall and Vivian Merkel helped shape it. Sperry asks if all opponents are labeled rascals and defends colleagues who disagree with him, urging clearer accountability.
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Journal-World
Ben Marshall
Lincoln
Hall
Vivian Merkel
Ellis County
Beloit
P. Everett Sperry
Douglas County
Haskell student letter defends youths and urges action
Editor thanks J Brown for a letter defending Haskell youths and calls for better treatment and justice for those who sold liquor to minors. The writer urges authorities to stop unlawful sales and protect young people preparing for brighter futures.
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Journal-World
J Brown
Oue Haskell
Praise for editorial and community kindness in Lawrence
A reader thanks the editor for the editorial Champions After AML and the Let's Clean Up Lawrence campaign. The letter lauds Haskell students, expresses gratitude for local trains and travel aid, notes acts of kindness helping the writer across streets, and praises Journal-World carriers for considerate service.
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AML
Haskell
Lawrence
Journal- World
Agnes Qison
Today's Bible Verse Triumph of the Wicked Up Short
A brief scripture note cites Job 20:5, highlighting the boast of the wicked being seen to endure briefly before justice intervenes. The verse underscores the temporary nature of wicked triumph and the eventual accountability of arrogance.
Old Home Town Social News and Local Notices
Old Home Town round up of engagements births birthdays retirements and club notes. Pre nuptial dinner in Kansas City honor Irene Laptad and Captain J Eugene Holmes at Hotel Muehlebach. Engagement announced for Claudine Turner to Kenneth Messenheimer. Marriage Irene Daniels to Joe Rogers reported. Coast Guard discharge for Robert Rose. Pvt James Shepard stationed in Yokohama Japan. Birth of Patricia Turner. Visits from Lincoln Nebr residents. Rabies cases and vaccination activity. Zodiac Club poetry talk. Odd Fellows anniversary jewel. University meeting for landladies. Schools in county to close. Symposia Club and birthday dinners noted. Engineering school professor resignation. Knights Templar officer installations. Pet ambulance service opens in Denver.
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Faul Laptad
Carl Loysen
Leo Sampte
Marguerite Laptad Vinyard
Irene’ Daniels
John Daniels
Pleasant Grove
Joe J. Rogers
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert Rose
Albert Rose
Coast Guard
James R. Shepard
Yokohama
Japan
Edwin Turner
Tonganoxie
Patricia
Lucy Geiger
Katherine Horner
Lincoln
Nebr
Miss Geiger
L. E. Rice
Alice Geiger
Jacob Hall
Sam Sweezer
Crowder
Rose Morgan
R.U. English
Zodiac Club
C. M. Young
Eliza Clark
F. B. McCulloch
Carbondale
Ill
E. B. Dressler
John Gardner
K.U
J. E. Meadows
William Byron Brown
Mr. Brown
Guy Pennock
Lynn Shannon
Charles E. Baker
J. J. Kistler
LeRoy Spangler
LePort Spangler
A. L. Cockle
Charles Westfall
C. A. Johnson
Westinghouse Electric Co
Knights Templar
F. C. Whipple
James ©. Milligan
Luther N. Lewis
John B. Russell
Edward Bumgardner
Lynne E. Mason
Henry Bowman
J. L. Smoot
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