Radio and TV Fragrante y Baiente By The Stations
Radio and TV schedule listings show KMBC WDAF and WREN stations with Morgan Beatty Pauline Frederick and many programs. A long, noisy OCR fragment lists shows from 10:00 p.m. through late evening including News Weather Sports The Wizard of Oz style era programs and multiple station identifiers.
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Fragrante Y Baiente
Beene
KMBC
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
Wdapo Deceeat
Newsusic Hall
Wren—Music Hall
MBC Alava
Russ Morgan
Oda
Paulie Frederick
Jaas
WREN
K.F.K.U
Kmbc—Muate Hall
Kmbc—Music Hall
Groucho Marz
Kmbc—News
Wren—News
Pauline Frederick
MBC
Hadey
B. Dilsor
Wren Mable
Liberace
Sports
ty—Patch Pas “Eawarde
the News
TheThe Wiz
Dinneryland
Television Theatre
Amusing Dunninger
Nota
Orleana
Foright
Expansion of English Training in Kansas High Schools
The Kansas Board of Education is advised to require a fourth year of English in state high schools. Backed by the Kansas Association of College Teachers of English, the proposal argues English improves thinking, ethics, and communication, and better prepares students for college and life. Critics note uneven senior English enrollment and the need for stronger language foundations across education levels.
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Kansas Board of Education
Kansas Association of College Teachers of English
Senate
E. T. Lowther
Emporia Gazette
KU Officials Delay Penalty on Baker Sorority Raid
Kansas University delays punishment for students involved in last week's Baker University sorority house raid. Anticipation grows as officials weigh expulsion or other sanctions amid questioning and final exams. Chancellor Murphy is reportedly out of town slowing action, with a decision expected soon.
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Kansas University
Baker University
K. U
KK. VU
Franklin Murphy
Amphibious Prophets and a Grassroots Weather Legend
Old timers cite a legend that heavy rain follows turtles moving to higher ground signaling a wet spring and summer. Observers note more turtles in higher spots, hoping for moisture to end a drought. A reminder of 1951 floods tempers optimism as locals weigh Indian lore against modern forecasts.
Banty birds and gobblers in politics and postcards
Editor laments barnyard style campaigning and outdated Kansas University and City picture postcards sold as tourism. He questions the impact of old imagery on visitors, mocks the Chamber of Commerce’s notion of progress, and suggests replacing a Bibler cartoon with something more recognizably humorous.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
City Pictures
Chamber of Commerce
Bibler
World Today Motor Wonderland Promised for U S Future
James Marlow outlines a vast federal state funded 13 year plan costing about 271 billion dollars to build a 40 000 mile four to six lane nationwide highway system with overpasses and no traffic lights to link major cities from northern Maine to the Mexican border. The Bureau of Roads and Congress push the project for defense and congestion relief as vehicle numbers soar from 34 million ten years ago to an estimated 85 million in a decade.
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Washington
Russell
Mack R-Washi
Maine
San Diego
Calif
Bureau of Roads
Congress
House
Senate
Eisenhower
From the hills to fame a journalist finds home
Hal Boyle profiles John Farris of Sylva North Carolina who left a diplomatic post to return to his mountains. Farris built a career around Unto These Hills and Roaming the Hills while promoting mountain life, loving the region and choosing the quiet, familiar landscape over big city prestige.
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Sylva
N.C
John Farris
John
United Nations
Asheville
Dorothy
New York
Druthers
Druther
Highway Expansion and New Road Building Plan
The plan foresees to spend about 23 billion more over 13 years on primary secondary and urban roads with the federal share around 3644 billion dollars. Of 240000 miles of primary roads about 32000 miles will be new and 40000 designated for interstate use. Employment could reach 400000 direct construction jobs and 600000 in linked industries, financed by higher motorist taxes including gasoline diesel tire and truck taxes.
Southeastern Asia country never ruled by Europeans?
Question and answer style snippet discusses Thailand as the only southeastern Asia country never ruled by a European power, then notes matches wood type and a WWII surrender fact with Gustav Jodl as signatory.
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Asia
Thailand
Germany
Gustav Jodl
Indigestion Hurts Auto Industry and Nation's Craft
President Sukarno warns of technological indigestion as nations chase Western progress. In the U.S., GM dedicates a 100 million dollar tech center near Detroit while forecasting 5.8 million car sales this year. Unemployment in autos runs around 150,000, with a Labor Department study showing 30 percent unskilled and 75 percent men among the unemployed.
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United States
General Motors Technical Center
Detroit
Rsearch Center
Harlow H. Curtice
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Washington
U.S. Department of Labor
Lawrence News in 10 Year Ago Town Notes Drama and Debuts
Readable portions note seniors at Lawrence High School with 160 diplomas, class officers listed. Also reports on balloon aloft over Germany, smallpox case among students, a baby born at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, and local society events including weddings, birthdays, luncheons, pledges, and planned spring golf events. Mentions RCA broadcast misconception and a 310,000 school bond issue plan.
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Merchants Bureau
Lawrence High School
Charles Penny
Jim Black
Nancy van Bebber
Fd Brass
James R. Scanlan
J. R. Holmes
Landsberg Prisd
Scanlan
J. M. Mott
C. P. Liebert
Richard Patrick
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Phyllis Ellen Fawkes
George
Price Jr
E. Allison
Jane Fitzpatrick
T. D. Funk
Sherman Wiggins
Jack Walton
Pi Upsilon
Warren Woody
Barnard
Kaa
W. C. McNown
Margaret
Klahr
Julia Siebly
August Siebly
Charlton Dockery
Robert Dockery
Sherman, Shull
Hazel Allen
Hope Hamilton
Noble Sharwood
Margaret Sherwood
Daniel Johnson
Maurice Een
Betty Dykatra
Dr. Land
Plana
Television schedule highlights and program listings
A dense OCR of a TV schedule lists channels and a long sequence of programs, from morning news to entertainment. It names guests and shows such as Dinah Shore, Superman, The Tonight Show, Captain Kangaroo, and The Phil Silvers Show, with times and blocks jumbled across the page.
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Captain
Johnny Carson
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Homburg
Dorothy Luxton
Topeka
Kan
Sukarno
Indonesia
National Press Club
Sukam
August Picard
Charles Kipfer
James Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
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Betty Raymond
Alex Mitchell
Trude Welch
Helen Rice
Anna Marie Frazier
Margerie Bunyan
Bob Mason
Miles Staley
Randall Weed
F. J. Moreau
Wichita
MMSC
MCMO
Ridera
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Ty Timenick
Mase
St. Mal VE Perry
Frona Safeway Market
Kenneth Vinyard
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Flanders Field
John McCrae
C. B. Galbreath
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