Radio and TV Programs Listing for May 22 23
A dense schedule lists WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU stations with daily program slots. Highlights include News at various times, Jazz Nocturne, Evening Classics, live sports, dramatic shows, game and variety programs, and late night talk and news blocks across WDAF KMBC and WREN stations.
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WDAF
KMBC
Horkan Beatty
Eenes
Wren
K. C
Newa
Morgan Bostry
K.P.K
E.C.U
WDAT
Mickel Mouse Club
Doug Edwards
Three Star News
Sky King
Andree
Star Weather
Three Star Sports
Aeses Star Personality
Tartar Cugar
O—Tv
Highway Patrol
Nota
Ford Theatre
State Trooper
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead fragment
Obscured newspaper masthead fragment lists editors and staff for Lawrence Daily Journal World. Shows establishment in 1854 and publication context in Kansas, with partial address and subscription terms.
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Lawrence
W. ©. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hoopshire Streets
Castence
Kansas
DouRisa
Aining Counties
Anal
United States
Time to Help Kansas Tornado Victims Urgently Aid Needed
Community appeal urges immediate Red Cross support for tornado victims in the Kansas City area. Residents are asked to donate clothes, food, and funds to provide comfort and practical aid, with the Red Cross office in the Community Building serving as the collection point.
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Kansas Cy
Red Criss
Lawrence
Red Cross Fund
Red Cross
Emergency warning ideas for community disaster alerts
Discussion on improving alerting in disasters, focusing on telephone warning systems to reach more residents. Duluth area civil defense director cites need to expand beyond whistles and radio. Critics note cost and technical hurdles but support broader, rapid messaging alongside existing methods.
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Ottawa Spring Hill
Kansas City
Howard Lindley
Douglas County Civil Defense
Unis Field
Lawrence
Lindley
Civil Defense Agency
Civil Defense Chief
Douglas County
Lindsey
Asking Public Help Seldom Pays
Washington correspondent Peter Edson notes presidents who argue their programs to the people often lose support. Eisenhower is urged to push his budget and foreign aid, with Hagerty predicting ongoing appeals. Polls show mixed approval. 54 percent favor budget cuts, 22 percent oppose, 24 percent unsure.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Senate
Eisenhower
Budget Bureau
White House
Hagerty
Wendell Wilkie
Thomas F. Dewey
Tagerty
Tiewey
Gallup
Commencement address at Haskell by KU dean
KU Dean George Baxter Smith will deliver the commencement address at Haskell. Rural eighth grade pupils will tour junior high classes on Rural Visiting Day next week. Fred Six of Lawrence High won first in the memorial speech contest at the all school gathering.
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George Baxter Smith
Haskell
Fred Six
Lawrence High School
Robert Calderwood
Margaret Habern
Lorraine Buehler
Wilbur Downs Wall
Raymond Hall
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Grand Army of the Republic
United States
John Seliger
Ralph Campbell
Lee Gemmelk
Long Island
N.Y
Letters Enitor: Secret society near Lawrence debated
Mrs. Ralph R. Howard of 643 Tenn. St. urges scrutiny of a secret society about six miles from Lawrence. She challenges members including a KU minister to confront her with Bible verses in daylight, insisting they must wear clothes and answer publicly.
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Enitor
JournalWorld
Lawrence
Ralph R. Howard
Tenn
Eisenhower Budget Clash Tests Congress Reaction
President Eisenhower faced a cool Congressional reception as he urged defense cuts and foreign aid restraint. The House Appropriations Committee floated a $2.46 billion defense reduction while Republicans weighed deeper cuts, signaling a tense budget battle between White House pleas and Capitol Hill action.
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Congress
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Washington
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Capitol
Sig
Senate
Scents for Animals Grow in German Lab and Abroad
Hal Boyle reports from Kassel on Dr. Hubert Hildebrandt and his animal repellent scents. The small sixth floor lab markets over 150 fragrances used globally, including Lion 4 and a cherry blossom scent, tested across 50 stations in West Germany to gauge animal reactions. The piece also covers foreign aid debates, Eisenhower's outreach, and editorial views on press freedom.
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Kassel
Germany
Iba
Hubert Hildebrant
Hildebrant
West Germany
Hildebrandt
Africa
America
Europe
National Park
Kenya
Mast AG
Tildelvandt
Gernot Zillig
Scotch Village
Nova Scotia
U. S
Zagreb
Croatia
Czechoslovakia
Altoetting
Comment Avoiding the Issue in China Travel Policy
Secretary of State Dulles faces sharp questions over the U S refusal to allow American correspondents into Communist China. The defense suggests reliance on foreigners for news, arguing secondhand information. The core issue remains whether the public should have access to first hand reporting via travel passports to China.
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Dulles
New York Times
United States
Russia
Washington
Parsons Su
China
Red
Barbs and Bits of Schoolyard Wit in Odd Notes
A collection of humorous quips notes about aging home life and college norms. Remarks touch on returning home late signaling age friendship care for sick friends and the idea that future pills may replace meals. An eastern college allows girls to smoke in dorm rooms drawing amusement. Also mentions ancient pancakes and a proverb about good deeds.
Bible Verse Excerpt Promotes Cedars of Lebanon Imagery
A brief Bible verse reference proclaims the righteous shall prosper like the cedars of Lebanon. The quote emphasizes strength and enduring growth, echoing traditional faith imagery.
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Ebaten
Paaine
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Jimmy Dean
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Arthur Godfrey
Guiding Light
Flicker Follies
Noon & Weather
The
Daily Word
Ellzsbath
Dr. N. Ventor
Threa Star Sporta
Threa Star
Dinah Shore
Preston
News
People's Choice
Bob Cummings
Cimax
Men of
Anapolis
i—Crusader
Weather Girl
Star Theatre
Montgomery Ward
Thes
Lawrence Ag Secon
Mambar
Audit Bureau of Circuvacione
Associated Prog
AP News
Whites Kansas University
Lawrence Paper Co
Maskell Institute
IRMT
Col. Daugherty
MGR
Janie Ho Menger
Jefferson County
Pegry Perkins
C. Perkins
Matriots of
Miss Perkins
Rotary
Kiwanis
Howard Morison
Eon Chiran
Hugh Means
Douglas County ‘Taxpayers League
Wayrars
Capper
North Lawrence
F. M. Perkins
Fred Stimpson
Dean
E. Sayre
R. BR. Wagstaff
Evan Edwards
Episcopal Church
Topeka
YMCA
the World Today
James Marlow
Hal Boyle
Tan
Mtubatuba
South Africa
Zululand
Berlin Zoo
Tod
Lon
Tommediately
Ar Heels
Kenneth Vinyard, Mei
Lawrence National Bank
F.D
Mans
Beacon Appl Sk
Srurn
Mass
Hixon
Bob Blank
Round Corner Drug CO
Mei Fisher
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