Little Ohio attack on Second Kansas race targets Scrivner
In the Second district race, a labor party partnership is portrayed as a threat to democracy. The editorial argues organized labor would direct elected officials, harming public interests, and praises Representative Errett P. Scrivner for opposing government by gangs and reckless spending. It warns voters to resist the eleventh hour drive and defend ballot decisions and constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Taft
Congress
Labor
Democrat Party
Hossen
Errett P. Scrivner
Scrivner
Ohio
Blair House
Washington
Revolutionary Party
Radio Programs listing and schedules from multiple stations
A dense listing of radio program slots across stations KU RC B O K M V C M V Wren WDAF KMBC KEMO KMBC KMII and others. It lists newscasts music shows genre blocks news education and various talk and religious programs with times such as 1:00 13:00 19:00 and references to hosts and segments like Education News Hour of Decision and Hour of Decision. It appears as a compiled schedule for a broad broadcast day with many program titles and station callsigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurc
Wbhar
Wren
KMEU
WDAF
KMBC
Kmbe
WDA
Kailroom
Echose
FBI
Harriet
WLAF
Dimension X
KMII
Miaz
Lea Rees
Sheriff Way
Yoon
WIAF
KMBU
Kansas City
Kaldwre
KMEC
Gev
Carson
America
Stary Turday
Martine
Ah Rmi Wentner
Tex
KMHU
Benny
KCMO
Andy Mccarthy
Mr. Malone
Corliss Archer
Walter Winchell
Horace Heidt
Dick Harmes
KMHO
WDAP
Newny
Jackie Robinson
Kmrc—Characiers Wre
Allen Franklin
Romo
Gunsmoke in Washington and the Blair House Attack
A discussion of the Blair House attack that endangered the President and drew national attention. The piece contrasts this violent act with typical American political action and notes that murder and terrorism have rarely swayed political decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair House
Chinese Red Forces Tighten Grip in Korea
Across northern Korea Chinese communist forces mass their strength and air support. An overwhelming attack isolates nearly 5,000 American troops, while rescue attempts falter. Soviet veto blocks UN reform as Russia signals continued presence but withdrawal from leadership, hindering collective security efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
T.n
U.N
Koreas
One Vote Cast In Law rence To Be By Ambulance
A local voter will cast a ballot Tuesday with an ambulance stop at the police station to permit the vote. Gene Brune, in a Kansas City hospital after surgery, will return home by ambulance for convalescence and the vote. Lewis E Lawes, Sing Sing warden, will lecture at the University of Kansas Thursday night. Jean Lee Astman, daughter of the Rev and Mrs Astman, married Lt Orin Frank Parker at the Little Church of the Flowers in Glendale California.
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Lawrence
Gene Brune
Kansas City
Lewis E. Lawes
Sing Sing
University of Kansas
Mis
Twenty five years ago dinner guests and family news
A historical snippet shows Miss Sadie Cleland and Mrs Sophie Armstrong at a dinner. Births include a daughter to Mrs Gwen Shepherd and husband. Weds Miss Wana H Sawyer to Claude G Reichel at Kaptis parsonage. Local faculty guests include Prof R Keeler from University of Oregon and Prof Thoman A Larremore. Nadine Alice born to Rollie Laster and wife. Various local people visit Kansas City and Topeka. citizenship for Adolph Werkenthin and Marie Orma noted. Halloween party hosted by Donia Dixon and Father Eddy with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Cleland
Sophie Armstrong
Lo A. Vincent
Gwen Shepherd
Noaventher
Wana H. Sawyer
Claude G. Reichel
Kaptis Parsonage
J. F. Watts
H.C. Tayior
University of Oregon
Thoman A. Larremore
R. A. Schwegier
Mirna Dorn
Rollie Laster
Nadine Alice
Laster
Alice Whitaker
Marri
D.im City
Ine Clark
Maxine Re
Judy
Everlasting Kindness and Mercy Reading Names
A devotional group gathers with Isaiah 54 as the theme. The roster includes Nancy Harman Helen Harman Helen Jones Marjorie Heet Virginia Pringle Barnata Barteldes Jean Jackman Margery Dalton Maxine Wilhelmi Frances Funk Eaura Alice Holliday Margaret Roper Thelma Pontius Martha Dane Foster Jacqueline Shepherd Flepar Klein Margaret Koff Marian Miller Mariat afson Esther May Ellis Jean Holloway and Josephine Marshall.
Halloween party sparks house fire and injuries in Kane
Forty years ago the Royal Sons held a Halloween gathering at J. W. Arthur’s home in Kane when a sudden blast ripped the rear of 134 Delaware street. Homer Bales and his bride were to be wed today. Bales’ pharmacist Harry Allen and an assistant were burned as the stove hookup sparked the explosion. Local residents recount further Halloween festivities and visits as neighbors plan moves and travels to Lake Charles and Cananea, Mexico.
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Royal Sons
Royal Daughters of the
North
Laosorence Christian Church
J. W. Arthur
Kane
Delaware Street
Homer Bales
Hales
Harry Alen
Alwa
Bales
Ruby Reed
High Prairie
W. A. Colman
Merle Colman
Lawrence
Ralph Standing
Marguerite Spieta
Connecticut Street
Watkins
Lake Charles
Victor Walling
Cananea
Mexico
A.C Griesa
Ethel Morrow
America
Edith Wolgamott
East
Forthrightness in Kansas farmer issue sparks debate
A Pittsburg Headlight note quotes a Viniversity Daily Kansan editorial urging clearer public discussion on farm issues. It describes a realist farmer response, contrasting college rhetoric with practical viewpoint, and touches on a wife tracking her husband’s travel between work and home as a portal-to-portal angle.
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Kansas
Mount Oread
Anhia
Pittsburg
Easing the Ban On Spain a Global Debate
A review of moves to lift the U.N. ban on Franco Spain outlines support and opposition. Proponents argue gradual normalization aids Europe while critics say it does not repeal regime rhetoric. Washington signals caution, while Russia opposes and some fear Western defense leverage shifts. Spain’s strategic position and army size are noted as factors in defense considerations.
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United Nations
Russia
Trygve Lie
Kremlin
U.N
U. N
Spain
Dimorravies
Europe
Franco
Hitler
Micselini
Washington
General Assembly
United States
Hoyentt
Heaie
Mr. Acheson
Oraily
Ill-formed fragment on Jarni steel and idealist aims
Fragmentary note questions Jarni steel and US XII action. It hints at idealist aspects of the situation and associated emotions without clear context or outcomes. No concrete facts or names other than Jarni and US XII appear.
Letters to the Editor Question Parking Meters Faster
A reader argues meters encroach on private frontage rights and private parking access. The letter contends meters replace hitching posts, infringe property rights, and demand respect for abutting business frontage and access, citing streets like Tennessee, Massachussetts, and local blocks. The piece frames meters as an intrusion into personal property rights and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Tme
Tennessee Street
Massachusetts Street
Ten Hundred
Luther
Wind Instrument Crossword Clues From A Themed Page
A compact list of crossword style clues including wind instrument entries such as horn, flute, and oboe, along with numbers and fragmented hints that suggest a puzzle layout. Several entries appear garbled or partially printed, showing missing letters and mis-placed symbols.
Frontage rights debate questions city parking policy
J. G. McElhinny argues frontage rights are a city issue not to be appropriated by new parking schemes. He condemns free parking lots and street meters as inverted policy and suggests fee parking areas if spaces are unavailable. He notes legal questions around meters and Supreme Court guidance, casting the bond proposal as doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
J. G. McElhinny
Lawrence Parking Meter Finance and Law Q A
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce presents Q A on parking meter funding. The City Council recently authorized the final payment due for meters and expects existing meters to suffice for years with a dedicated maintenance employee. Legal status is discussed with other states, and Ordinance No. 2224 of October 19 1949 allocates meter revenue to traffic control and off street parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Chamber of ‘Commerce
Lawrence
Kangas
ORDID
Navy Notre Dame Football Highlighted In Weekend Logs
Weekend sports notes list Navy at Notre Dame football and wrestling results from Chicago. Mentions various matches and events with scattered names and places in a terse diary style.
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Navy-Notre Dame
Oas
Werdy Marrie
Wresti Re
Chicago
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