Radio Programs Listing From October 1 1952
A dense, OCR distorted schedule lists radio programs and times across stations WREN WDAF KMBC KMEC KDAs, with daily features including News Weather Breakfast Club Arthur Godfrey Show Life Can Be Beautiful Pepper Young Show and Roy Rogers. It records a broad lineup and time blocks for October 1 1952, noting program names hosts and transitions across networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian Wren
Wren
Presi Bo
EMBC
WDAF
KMBC
Newacast Yeoo
Win
Beclan Wren
Frank Jones Thureday
Ignata
Wdafir
Griffith
News BC
KMEG
Peel
Kiex Dreier
KMEC
Hea Johnson
Arthur Godfrey
WDAE
Bob and
Ray
Nevacant
Mal Gristith
KMBEC
Wendy Warren
Don Gardiner
Emec Agee
Helen Wren
Ohn Farmer
F. Jones
Embc Veatock
Starkets
Sona
Planeers
Mrs. Burton
Hollywood News
Nora Drake
Morgan Town
Hillton
War Pepper
Emrc
KFKU
Cal Tinney
Widder Brown
Ronnie ‘Kemper
Matone
Iain
Bill
Lorenza Jones
En—Chapel
xMec
Fote Pedtore
Jon
Sparkie
Allan Jackman
Western Echoes
Wren—Fun Factory
Newa
Jack Benton
Wren—Tello
Rene Vets
Peasy Sea Show
Wren—Silver Eagle
News of the World
T00
Roy Rogers
Kk. A
Wrens Music
Take Nothing for Granted in 1952 Campaign
The piece notes Taft and Truman entering the campaign to energize their parties as fear and risk dominate both sides. It foresees a close race with no complacency and urges voters to act or persuade others to vote, highlighting anxiety about outcomes and the role of leadership in the election.
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Taft
Truman
Fair Deal Administration
New Highway Loop Bypass Contract Let for City Traffic Betterment
The contract for a Highway 59 by pass along the western city edge connects with a new six lane Sixth street pavement. The by pass will divert through traffic from Highway 59 off Massachusetts reducing congestion though Sixth street will see more northbound vehicles and Massachusetts, with southbound traffic, may face similar strain near the western Sixth street end. Stop and go lights at the bridgehead may be considered by highway authorities later.
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Sixth Street
Massachusetts
Sixth
Questioning Tax Fairness From Stevenson Remarks
The candidate pins blame on both crooked tax collectors and crooked taxpayers in a debate about accountability. He questions whether collectors can be responsible only if taxpayers are flawless and hints at broader views Adlai might offer on forgiving tax misdeeds by officials and citizens alike.
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Adlai
Nevada Votes On Manager Plan After Six Years
The city of Nevada Missouri held an election to decide whether to retain or discard the city manager plan after six years of experience. Opposition had formed during the six years, focusing on the plan's continuation rather than its adoption.
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Nevada
Our Neighbors to the South and Kansas Crop Notes
Observers report rising anti US sentiment in South America with Communist elements active. The piece contrasts past views of the Colossus of the North with current concerns, noting Monroe Doctrine backing and evolving regional cooperation. Also notes three distillers barred in Kansas for liquor law violations and a delayed rain season threatening the next Kansas crop, with scavenged opportunities for saving.
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South America
United States
Central America
Mexico
Reuter Organ plant closed on government order
After 22 years of operation the Reuter Organ plant ceased manufacture due to a government order as it failed to secure war supply contracts. The move ends a long local industry with no replacement announced.
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Reuter Organ
Dolores
Ann Dean
Carolee
Eberhart
Alma Jean
Smith
Topeka
Rosemary Martin
Clarence Plummer
Clarence Barnes
Crane
Eugene May
Suny
Bill Cain
Ming
Philadelphia
Billy Cain Jr
Earned Rest Celebrates Daughter Virginia's Birthday
A Monday evening gathering marked by a quiet celebration for Virginia, with attendees noting the guest of honor's birthday. The event emphasized restful leisure over festive excess, describing the mood as relaxed and tasteful.
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Virginia
Jonathan Season Soon Best of Winter Apples Marketed
Jonathan apples lead the first winter varieties arriving in October in Kansas. Peak season begins in October with small apples early on. Prices rise two to three cents per pound from last year due to higher costs and smaller crop. The 1952 crop is projected as the smallest since 1948, with the Central states about 40 percent below last year. Jonathan apples are versatile for fresh eating and pies.
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Jonathan
Kansas
Helen Neighbor
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Central States
Barbs by Hal Cochran and the Abilene Reflector Chronicle
The column blends witty quips on jazz bands excuses and debating strong words with satirical lines about weather and manners. It comments on social expectations for men to marry and the old adage about the pen versus the sword, ending with a playful note from the Abilene Reflector Chronicle.
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Abilene
Letters to the Editor on Eisenhower and Stevenson
A reader argues the 1952 campaign should focus on political philosophy and governance rather than personal traits or habits. The letter endorses Eisenhower as the better choice, criticizing Stevenson for vague rhetoric and stressing the need for effective leadership, cabinet choices, and policy change. The piece reflects a mid-century civic tone from the Abilene Reflector-Chronicle via The Rev Frederick B Harris.
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Journal-World
Common Sense
Eisenhower
Stevenson
CIA Infiltration Remarks Stir Political Reaction
Washington observers say the CIA may become a political flashpoint after Gen Walter Bedell Smith testified that while no Communist has entered the agency it must be assumed possible. Republicans call the remarks shocking while Democrats urge caution about politicizing the CIA.
Families Small Because Childs Help Not Needed
Raleigh North Carolina reports that, according to Corrine Justice Grimsley of North Carolina State College, modern households rely less on children's labor due to labor saving devices. She notes families stay intact by choice, not necessity, and calls for methods to encourage voluntary family cohesion.
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Raleigh
Corrine Justice Grimsley
North Carolina State College
Obituary for Eliza Eleanor Edmonds of McFouts
Eliza Eleanor Edmonds born January 30, 1877 at Mc Fouts and died August 29, 1952 aged 75 years six months. She married George S in early life and they raised ten children including Onesos Thomas and her sister. Survived by Kay and Mel Lee Mrs Ethel Hall and Mrs serosche of Laven, brother Bonent Tingle of Winfield.
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Eliza Eleanor Edmonds
Zeb
Elizabeth Tingle
McFouts
George 5
Toans Union
Thomas
Edmonds
Ite
Sx Was
Kay
Mel. Lee
Ethel Hall
Serosche
Laven
Grand Euler
Bonent Tingle
Winfield
Community Notes From Eudora And Baldwin
Local clubs report social gatherings. Mrs Charles Gerstenberger joins Wyandotte Salon of 840 as partner at Rockcrest banquet in Olathe. Baker and Baldwin youths attend state Youth Conference. H W Dies undergoes major surgery at KU Medical Center. wife stays nearby for support. Condensed tomato soup suggested as meat loaf sauce.
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Charles Gerstenberger
Department of the American Legion Auxiliary of
Kansas
Rockcrest
Olathe
Gerstenberger
Pete Edelbrock
Orta’ Kretsinger
Baldwin
Kansas City
Eudora
Land
George Trabant
Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ordway
Colo
Huntington Beach
Calif
Paul Gabriel
Keystone Korner Klub
Ralph Wotan
C. M .Williamson
Mildred Watson
Lawrence
O.D. Dunlap
Olive
Hoskins
Roger Stanley
H. A. Gerstenberger
George Gerstenberger
D. C. Gerstenberger
C. E. Trabant
Marvin Taylor
Jolly Dozen Club
William Schehrer
Carrol Gerstenberger
Jack Howard
Lester Massey
Charles Brown
Chester McQuire
Martin Abel
Edward Keyes
Abel
Jim. Kermens
Overland Park
Shirley Rosenau
Rannard Tuggle
Methodist
Baker
H. W. Dies
Kansas University Medical Center
On the Gridiron. 1-back SThe pigskit 9On theyard line Wa Algerian seaport
Fragmented OCR quiz style item listing clues and partial entries across multiple lines. It mentions football terms, names, and scattered definitions, including positions, verbs, and random words, with no coherent article narrative or clear event.
Television schedule for October first and second
A fragmented TV grid shows announced programs for Wednesday October 1 and Thursday October 2 including newsreels Camel News Caravan Dinah Shore’s Show and various game, talk, and sports segments. Several items are To Be Announced and many entries appear garbled or incomplete.
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Barrington
Heart of America
Tinpan Alley
Camel News Caravan
Playhouse
Kraft_ Television
IBC
Community Forum
Sparte
Eary Chair Theater
Tovay Sill
Sccrety
Tomorrary
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Kaszat
Associated Prews
Uisted Pras
Wario
Srarars
State of
Old Home Town
Mary E. Larson
Eva Hangen
Clara Hatton
Charles A. Puls
Lutheran Student. Association
Celestine Evans
Fairview
Paul Sanders
Tonga- Nnoxie
of P.E
von Hindenberg
German Republic
Marx
Germany
Lawrence Aero Clubs
R. C
Shorty
Ogden
Poplar KU
Spokane
Ance
Jessie Moon
Agnes Moon
Lizzie
Rose Hoff
East Liverpool
Owlis
Kraybill and Sons
James
Leroy
Mattie
Cath
E. Cain
Ernest Kincaid
Carl Sneegas
Mary Sneegas
Doris Roberman
Harald Roberman
L. Moon
Francis Backharth
Donald Harrison
Doin Kilworth
Pacific Coast
E. Miller
Hal Cochran
Seta
Gov. Stevenson
Abilene Reflector-Chronicle
Frederick. B. Harris
Arthur Edson
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Walter Bedell Smith
Sen
Joseph Ithy
William Be. Smith
Arthur E. Summerfield
Adlai E. Stevenson
Republican National Committee
Gen. Smith
Dwight Eisenhower
U. S
Rnel
Pennsylvania City
Maxine Lindley
the New Bible
Keeler’s Book Store
Gustafson
Gay-Bana Calabars
N. Y
Motorla TV
Goodrich
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug Co
Mel Fisher
Ast
Wdaf-Tv
Oma
Phillips 66
Fritzel Service
Si & Mass
DENNY
N. H
M. F. Hudson CO
Si & NO
Ransdell Motors
R. T. Cree
Big Springs
X Auto Court
Reno
M. D. Flory
Lone Star Sherman Groc
Vinland Hadl Oil CO
Eudora L. F. Traxler
Lecompton
Acher Oil CO
Locusi
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Esat
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