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Lawrence Kansan the sixteenth Sunday edition lists publication at Sixth and New Tamsin covertly with telephones and mail subscription rates. The paper proclaims Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation membership and credits Friday Evening March 29 1953 for content.
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el Tablystiesday
Simeng
Hedirar
Dain Evvepr
Tamsin
Lawrence
Kansans
Violeon
A- Soon
Audit Bureau of Cirea'aton
Frida
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Details for WDAF and More
The listing compiles a dense schedule of radio and TV programs across stations WDAF KMBC WREN and others for Friday March 29 and Saturday March 30, highlighting news shows sports segments cartoons dramas and live performances. It names program blocks such as Mickey Mouse Juk Chaural and Hardy, Captain Kangaroo, Texas Rangers, The Lineup and other regional and national offerings with times and channel references.
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WDAF
WREN
Shiyen
Maya Family TV
ENA Pru
TNR
KM Lace
Pio
DIM Ata Alloneple
Syeerty Muna Tb
Delsey Sion
Maren
Wrath Sports Rambo
Susie Brk Mbc Ust
King Mintle Wrens Sports
KMBC
Wites
Nott Tha
Ae Sire Firea
Wodaf-Tv
Kmbl TV
Kcmo-Tvv
Three Star News
Annia Oakley
Three Star Sports
Rin Tin Tin
Xavier Curat
News Caravan
West Point
Jim Bowie
Blodie
Zane Grey Theatre
Crossroad
Rosemary Clooner
Adem
Eve
H—Troasirs Hunt
Playhouse of State
Vine
Aij—Caly
Barber Aorda
Premiere
Goeki Award
Texas Rangers
Mek Powell
Why Not Always About the Golden Hour of Kindness
The Garden City Telegram asks why tragedy or threat prompts selflessness and neighborly acts. It recalls rescue efforts after storms and floods, housewives welcoming strangers, volunteers shoveling walks, and milking neighbors’ cows. The piece laments such acts occur only on special occasions and urges persistent civility.
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Garden City
Kansas
Garden City Telegram
Atorma
Farmer smiles as rains revive hopeful Midwest farms
After months of drought and dust the Midwest sees soaking rains and heavy snows. Observers predict billions in farm damage yet a Massachusettes Street farmer reports water in ponds and greening fields. Spring pastures promise better crops despite forecasts of a possible later glut in feed grains.
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Midwest
Grover Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Massachusetts
Perfect Myth in Time Life Magazine Propaganda Claims
The article critiques Time Life publications as claiming to be encyclopedic and factual while using propaganda techniques. It argues that repeated media campaigns can persuade the public to accept their material as gospel, noting cracks in the armor of major agencies and their local coverage.
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Life and Sports
Limousine phones linked to White House staff secret system
Report details a covert mobile telephone network for Cabinet members and White House staff. Installed after the Operation Alert civil defense drill, the system lets officials in limousines reach offices or subordinates, with monthly fees and per-call charges.
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Peter Edson
Washington Carvers
Ndens
Washington
Cheasapeake and
Poteenay Telephone Co
Wastingran
Jeu
Fuil
Everett
White House
Office of Defense Mobilization
Congressman Zilch
Weatherwax birth and local society notes in Wichita
Old Home Town reports the birth of William Stevens Weatherwax to Mr. and Mrs. John T. Weatherwax of Wichita. The Country Club Juniors plan a dance with chaperones. KU easter break set for five and a half days. city schools four days. Tonganoxie Lake seining yields 30 000 pounds of fish for Kansas City markets. Curtis Eugene Adams, 48, dies at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Miss Anna Frances Muhlenbruch wed Harry T. Stucker of Lawrence. Also notes: 25 years ago Hoover opposed new bonus grants. Dorsey-Liberty Post hosts Slippery Gulch carnival for uniforms for the drum corps. 40 years ago KU rumors of dances downtown. Eudora bridge to be repaired. Cosmos Club party at Bowersock. Navy enlistment photos spark interest. Chancellor Strong on war inevitability.
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John T. Weatherwax
Wichita
William Stevens
William 5. Griesa
Country Club
Gilchrist
Ralph Campbell
K.U
Tonganoxle Lake
Kansas City
State Fish and Game Commission
Curtis Eugene Adams
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Anna Frances Muhlenbruch
Argonia
Harry T. Stuck
Washington
Hoover
Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Armory
Dram Corps
Gov
Roosevelt
New York
Sen. Barkley
Kentucky
Suramoer
Robert McNair Davis
Eustace Brown, WU
Waned
University Swomen
Eudora Bridge
James Stevens
Cosmos Club
Bowersock
Anita Stewart
Philippa
Chancellor Strong
Constitution Gap Stirs Controversy Over Presidential Disability
President Eisenhower and Congress debate how a president's disability should trigger succession. The Constitution lacks a final rule beyond vice presidential succession, prompting calls for a clear mechanism or amendment. Discussions consider presidential self-declaration, Cabinet, Congress, or medical panels, with no consensus.
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Cabinet
Congress
Gaehfeld, Wesen
E Eisenbowry
Hingerert
Elyane
Cebarast
Lotta
Watson Wars
Comment on Deterrent Effect of the Death Penalty
The Uniform Crime Reports for the United States show several states including Maine Minnesota and Wisconsin have abolished the death penalty. Arguments for deterrence are contested with differing interpretations of crime data and policy impact.
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Uiform
Hay
Poweral Bureau of Investages
Iars
Maine
Minnesota
Wise Sin
Wenner-Gren to open frontier Canada project and rail
The Swedish financier Axel Wenner-Gren plans a $60 mile monorail by 1960 in a 46 000 square mile Canadian frontier area in British Columbia. He will spend $5 million to inventory resources and provide hospitals and schools with profits pledged to philanthropy. He is cited as one of the world’s richest men and discusses wealth, risk, and the future of the United States.
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New York
Axel Wenner-Gren
International Finance
Wenner- Gren
British Columbia
Canada
England
Wales
Wenner - Gren
United States
Quiz Style World Facts From a Historic Page
A compilation of trivia prompts and answers covering diamond appearance before cutting, Switzerland UN status, a European monarchy seat in the New World, a Mount Vernon replica in St Cloud near Paris, and Tom Thumb’s real name Charles Stratton.
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George Washington
Mount Vernon
St. Cloud
Paris
France
U. S
Tom Thumb
A. Charles Sherwood Stratton
Bible Verse Dream Vision Prophecy Theme
Readable fragment references a passage about old men dreaming dreams and young men seeing visions. The tone resembles a devotional note emphasizing prophetic dreams and spiritual sight. No identifiable people or organizations are present in the text.
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James Marlow
Wasitington
Eisenhower
Hal Boyle
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Michigan
West North Central
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Wiscorsin
East Sorth
Cirour
Pate Seases
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Newnyland
Sweden
Aoe Ee
Wenner-Gren
New Jersey
Switzerland
United Nations
New World
Brazil
Portugal
Napoleon Bonaparte
Don Miller
Lawrence National Bank
Mass
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Carl Moore & Son
Wellsville
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Sign OF the Times
St. Din
Kenneth Vinyard
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Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
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Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
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