Ivan to Show Goods In Sooner State
Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports Soviet Russia will exhibit at Oklahoma’s Semicentennial Exhibition in Oklahoma City from June 14 to July 7. Moscow announced acceptance of the invitation, with Nesterov noting limited space but promising displays of fur hodrill models, cameras, rifles, jewelry, pelts, fabrics, art, books, stamps and foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson Ner
Washington
Russia
United States
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Dmitri I. Kostyukhin
USA
James C. Burge
Italy
Japan
India
Israel
U.S
Flushing Meadows
N.Y
Coliseum
New York City
Bangkok
Paris
Tokyo
Lyons
Mikhail Nesterov
Mosemy
Soviet Union
Radio and TV Program Schedule Listing May Broadcasts
Radio and TV programs listed for WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU and more across Friday to Sunday May 10 12 detailing sports news music and classics with times and station marks and including KMBC WREN WDAF and KMBC features such as Just Fine Music Grand Ole Opry and Lone Ranger serials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfku
Wren-News
KMLC
Wren—Tello- Tepat
Morgan Beatty
WDAL
One Man's Family
WJEN
K.F.K.U
Wren-T'Ards
Braves
WDAP
Calvacade of
Novwa
Howa Wren
Dilson Shaw
Just Fins Muale
Wren
Wren—Tello Ton
Senators
Dilton Shae
Chuck Exals
Wien
KMSC
K.ll
KMAC
Kmbc—Masterworks of
Moaie
Guy Lombardo
Mo-Tv
Mickey Mouge
Dour Edwards
Wiei Ch Tee Star
Annie Bakley
Xavier Cugathi
Dick Powell
Ferson
Ray Anthony
Sunan
Captain Gallant
Tales of the
Texas Rangera
Detective's Dairy
Callery plans new plant near Lawrence airport safety emphasis
Callery Chemical officials tour Lawrence proposing a nearly four million plant with air transport links. They credit a 450000 bond and federal matching funds for airport improvements, including lighting and a long runway. Plant starts this month with HiCal fuel elements.
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Catlery Chemical Co
Linrerne
Meerty
Callery
Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Cattery
W. H. Schechter
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Schechter
Journal-World
Spring disaster period dominates across nation in Red Cross study
American Red Cross findings show March through June as peak disaster months with 80 percent of weather catastrophes, 97 percent of tornado operations, and heavy losses across flood and other storms. Four year study ends June 1956 records 117000 affected families in 41 states plus Alaska, 886 deaths and 3600 injuries. Tornadoes drive both cost and destruction with 792 deaths and over 7900 damaged homes.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Midwest
Southeast
East
Pacific
Alaska
Kansas
Lorna
Oklahoma
Texas
Michigan
Ohio
Minois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Letters on integration and business impact from 1960s era editor
A reader recalls 1950s army debates over desegregation and notes that integration in 1962 faced resistance from Southern servicemen. He argues colored troops, labor, and diners adapted without issue, and asserts restaurant owners would gain revenue by ending segregation, noting University support and local business reliance. He concludes residents would not abandon town for distant dining.
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Journal-World
Chester Curtice
The
Green Lantern
Eisenhower
Lawrence
Kansas City
Topeka
Confusion Persists Over Eisenhower Budget Plan
President Eisenhower's record peacetime budget of about 72 billion dollars, including 34.4 billion in foreign aid, continues to spark debate in Congress. With four months of the session elapsed, lawmakers demand cuts and a detailed plan. the president promises a special message next week to explain why the foreign aid funds are needed and how reductions might be achieved.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Elm Street
Mary Engle
Jane Griffith
Vivian Skilton
Mary Sisson
Jessie May Tucker
Topeka
E. P. Smithmeyer
Lawrence
Hindenberg
Europe
Journal-World
M. C. Elmer
E.U. Sociology Department
Charles Greisa
Ku Yopr
K.U
M’’ Company
Office Brotherhood Hour Boosts Morale in Chicago
Hal Boyle reports King Korn Premium Stamp Co in Chicago adopted a weekly 45 minute Interfaith session each Monday to discuss religion. Clergy from Protestant, Catholic, and Jewish traditions lead talks with added input from a Shinto priest. Attendance is voluntary, yet all staff now participate, improving morale and cooperation. Productivity rose as fear and conflict diminished, staff treating colleagues as family under mutual respect.
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New York
Peter Woird
Chicago
Wolid
King Korn Premium Stamp Co
Voli
Resturant
Salesimen
Clenzy
Walid
Krankly
Wolrd
Eisenhower Eyes Budget Cuts and Public Pressure for Congress
The president and Treasury secretary outline possible savings from foreign aid and other areas as Ike tours budget ideas. Confusion arises over whether a 500 million cut is real or a bookkeeping shift, with timelines from January to April showing shifting positions and emphasis on Congress acting to trim spending.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Eisenheawer
Humphreys
Phin Phrey Aaish
Bible verse paraphrase in archaic style
A brief verse image or note renders a message to the weary. It urges reflection and suggests nourishment for the hungry, using biblical cadence to convey spiritual sustenance and rest.
Old Home Town Attes Silver Spoons Presented
Old Home Town members of the Home Aid Society presented commemorative spoons marking 15 years of membership to Mrs E W Parsons Mrs Carl Graeber Mrs J J Kruse Mrs J R Good and Mrs H G Van Neste.
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Atte
E. W. Parsons
Carl Graeber
J. J. Kruse
J. R. Good
H. G. van Neste
Home Aid Society
New York Cleaners
William Henry Vogler
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Barteldes Seed Co
R. W. Sanders
B. F. Barnes
Elma June Patton
McAllaster School
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Ivan
Nikolai ‘Torssuyov
America
Ussr
Soviet Russia
RADIO
Buffalo BS Jr
Post
Gena Autry
Bengal Lancers
Roy Rogers
U.N
Christian Science’ Heals
Industry
Mr. Wazard
Roy Hogers
Public Defender
Jock
TV Playhouse
Ted Raah
Loretta Young
David Niven
Hollywood Film Theatre U
Ed’ Sullivan
Mike Wallace
Broadway
Starrring
Airports and Safety
James Marlow
Hal Boyle
Eissenhower
Humphrey
Hisenhower
Hungary
Old Home Town
Henry J. Haskell
Kansas City Star
Arthur Cremb
Bill Hargiss
Mike Getto
Forrest Cox
Roland Login
Otto Fischer
I. J. Meade
F. T. Barteldes
W. A. Guenther
W. 0. Hamilton
F.C. Whipple
Fischer
W. R. Maddox
League of Women Voters
Buen Ane
Fday Bouey-Sack Guarantiz
Dorothea E. Klein
West Eighth Se
Topeka, Kansas
Don Miller
Powers
T.V
Radio & TV
Montgomery Ward
Eenay
Limerick
Dial Or
Esa Senneth Vinyard
Mgr
Prescriptions Round Corner Drug CO
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