Television video rise changes broadcast landscape in Kansas
An early study notes television differs from radio with audience attention and room setup. It discusses costs of starting a station, possible financing via advertising or Phonevision, and the need for regional links to Kansas City and Topeka stations. Six companies seek three Kansas City channels. Lawrence may rely on nearby hubs for several years.
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Lawrence
Katies
Uma
Wren
Topeka
Standard Broadcasting
Kansas City
Federal Communication Commission
Asthe
KMBC
St. Louie
Chicago
Minneapolis
Lawrence Homes
Enlistment Opens For Women In Army and Air Force
Washington announces enlistment for the WAC and WAF begins September 15 with or without prior service. Applicants must be high school graduates, aged 18 to 35, with parental permission if under 21. Former WACs may have age exceptions. WAC training at Camp Joee, Va, starts October 1 while WAF training begins October 14 at Lackland AFB, Texas.
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Washington
Army
Sir Force
WAC
WAP
Camp Jee
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Global Communist Threat Expands in Far East Analysis
AP Foreign Affairs analyst notes a growing communist menace in the Far East. The article cites Chinese army warnings, Soviet shifts, and calls for unified domestic resolve as the United States weighs responses to a wider theater of conflict. It discusses puppet regimes, the scale of armed forces, and the drive to consolidate gains amid regional tensions.
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Far East
Nerk
America
Athelene
India
Letters to the Editor on Municipal Ball Park profits
An ardent baseball fan questions council handling of Municipal Ball Park finances. The writer suggests profits fund Recreation, proposes free games, and seeks clear financial reporting, sponsorship of teams, and no taxpayer burden. Concerns include ticketing, records, and use of funds for park improvements.
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Municipal Ball Park
Apani
RAO
Phra
Old Home Town notes and travels of Kansas people
A jumble of short notices from Topeka shows Miss Mary Arlertv and friends leaving for ranting events in Kansas City. Mrs Marcon Lawrence visits Kan with Rex Rekert, while other residents, including Helen and Clara Albert, return from travels in Canada and the Northeast.
Forty Years Ago Miss Nora Sier at Lincoln Convention
Forty years ago Miss Nora Sier returned to Lincoln Nebraska where forty five years she addressed a convention of the twenty five at Christian churches of that state. Miss Minnie Scott will become public health nurse for Lawrence. They visited at the home of William Jennings Bryan who has resigned John D. Mills and Ardella. Wotan Scott is a nurse of wide experience including service over seas during the World War. Joe Eddy county treasurer has been busy today transferring land on which taxes have not been paid to the county. The Chamber of Commerce members will visit the Ice and Storage plant at 616 Vermont street tomorrow morning under the Know Your City committee's guidance. Miss Helen Alder entertained at a longhen today complimentary. According to an old table of enrollments tabulated in 1895 and his coverage by Principal F. H. Olney, Miss Maude Cramer and Miss May Cramer will entertain a few Lone friends tomorrow at their home on Kentucky street. Mrs. Mable Rankin has returned from a month's stay in Colorado.
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Nora Sier
Suntay
Lincoln
Nebr
Minnie Scott
Lawrence
William Jennings
Bryan
John D. Mills
Ardella
Wotan Scott
Wide Ex
Hesper
Joe Eddy
Chamber of Commerce
Bers
Vermont Strettomor
Helen Alder
Nelle Wilhelmi
Helen Williams
Kansas City
F. H. Olney
Maude Cramer
May Cramer
Fence High School
Kentucke Street
Mable Rankin
Colorado
Isotopes and their growing role in science and medicine
Scientists describe isotopes as variants of elements with different weights and radioactive properties. The piece explains carbon has five isotopes, mentions C-12 C-13 C-10 C-11 and C-14, and notes radio isotopes are used in medicine, industry, and agriculture, with potential to revolutionize diagnostics and treatment.
Oklahoma City Directory Mixes Names and Buzzing Listings
In a Sept 1 city note from Atlanta, a quirky change in Oklahoma City’s telephone directory places Hill Zzv22 at the bottom of the list replacing Zyn dw Yoys- Harry and Philip. The phone company seeks to identify who is buzzing AttiN with the ordinary name Morris listed alongside an ad piece and phone number.
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Ptlanta City
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Logan
Harry and
Philip
Oklahoma City
Morris
Mery
Community circle plans bake sale and cake sale event
Mrs Wy Ty Noctis leads Circle No 3 at her house on Wednesday afternoon planning a bake sale and cake footheart event. Members including Melvin Reitzst and Arthur Tirake with daughters vacationing in Kansas will attend. Guests will travel home to Cory after the gathering.
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Mis
Melvin Reitzst
Circeeream
Eudora
Pirake
Anu
Mueo
Cory
Local community notes honor multiple families and events
A collage of short items records visits, anniversaries, and gatherings. Families such as Gereien Gerstenberger, Knipper, and Olsen are mentioned along with church days, meals, and travels. Neighbors host, tour, and share news from Eudora, Lawrence, Topeka, Omaha, and surrounding areas with many names, relationships, and weekend departures.
Radio Programs a Tailored Lael Show Debut
A fragmented item notes radio program scheduling involving KMS Lael RDABINAD Liaw and Naw bar, hinting at a new show tenet and potential lineup. Limited legible details suggest early planning or promotional mention in a local broadcast listing.
Evening News Summary of September Weather and Trials
A compact program note lists Elmer Davie and Gene Holimann in reporting roles with WDAF KMBCO and KMNC stations. It references a Thursday evening newscast featuring weather, trial coverage, and a Meadeline segment. Names and call letters anchor the broadcast crew and station lineup.
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Elmer Davie
WDAF
Escowiens
Lone Ranger
Kmite—Club
Wit Abe-Quartet
Ak Sain T Naviee
Chamelcos
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SHC
Rede
Jack Peart
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Coptalle Tatts
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Ter
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Btats
WDAR
Istriet Attorney Fo0
Whun—Teraro Theater
Kmbco the Whistler Wap Ee Srity Proakm Sewacnat Ween
WEAR
Gene Holimann
Rewscast
Unclear fragmentary event notice from historic page
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning a social event with names and places. It notes a gathering two weeks hence at a Missouri Kansas line area with references to Mr and Mrs. Lewis Wishmen and Leems, a dinner at home, and several garbled names.
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Phate
Hemsdoc
Medrich
Mwlorada
Kansas
Lewis Wishmen
Leems
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