City moves to ease Lawrence parking with new lots
The Lawrence city government agreed to pay $26,000 for New Hampshire street property, $2,066 under the court appraisal, to create a downtown parking lot. Officials plan two large city lots and a bargain lease with Cities Service Oil, with a third lot under consideration to distribute spaces between the Kaw River bridge and South Park. The plan aims to reduce downtown congestion, aided by private parking at numerous stores and public education to keep cars off peak downtown spaces.
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New Hampshire Street
Lawrence
Seventh
Vermont Streets
Cities Service Oil Company
Kaw River Bridge
South Park
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Radio Programs in Lawrence Kansas December 9 1958 Schedule
An OCR filled roster lists radio and TV programs for Lawrence Kansas on Tuesday December 9 1958. Entries include KMBC WDAF WREN broadcasts plus farm news weather news and entertainment segments with daily timings and program titles across stations KMBC WDAF WREN and others. The fragmentary page preserves daily lineups and feature names such as Lone Ranger Hollywood News and Baseball Roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Wreen
WDAF
Jack Berch
KMBC
Wendy- A Aera
Helen Trent
Wren
Mrs. Burton
KMBEC
Hollywood News
Nora Drake
Hilltop
Figuse Wren
Tennessee Ernie
Wdoapf
Pepper Young
KRMBE
Cal Tinney
J. Rentom
Kmboc—Club
Lone Ranger
News of the World
TVK
MRU
Inspector
Hearthstone
Wdarf
Wren—Cross Fire
Bright Star
KMRC
Wren—Peatmark
John
Swayze
Beula
KNBC
Mrs. North
KMBUC
Luigi
Mateh Wren
Dwight D. Ei
Louella
Parsons
Cené Wren
Whar
Joan C. Swayze
KNMBC
Beulah
WDAFP
K.C. Star
Midwest
Alex Dreter
Teras Rangers
KMHC
Ben
Rabbit farming vs steer production in urban fantasy view
A New York writer argues four 10 to 12 pound rabbits could yield 480 pounds of fryer meat annually, outweighing a 1000 pound steer and a 400 pound calf. The piece notes feeding and marketing toil, pasture work, and taste favoring beef over rabbit, concluding steer farming is more practical.
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New York
Central Park
Park Avenue
New Yorker
Town Officials and Community News from Eudora
Old Home Town Richard Wagstaff elected to fill school board vacancy left by Albert Martin. Navy swears in Raymond Beroy Hogge. Eudora air raid wardens named: William Neustifter George Trefz Herman Bohnsack J. D. Adams Bert Seiwald Karl Kernitz John Reusch. Civilian defense committee members listed. Various local events births marriages travel visits and campus notes including KU cafeteria opening and 300 free meals. Local marriages include Lorraine Elizabeth Lawrence and George Burnett Wilson. News also covers alumni, school trips, and community notices.
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Richard Wagstaff
Board of Education
Albert B. Martin
Topeka
Raymond Beroy Hogge
Navy
Eudora
William Neustifter
George Trefz
Herman Bohnsack
J. D. Adams
Bert Seiwald
Karl Kernitz
John Reusch
Civilian Defense Committee
Adams
George Lothholz
C. B. Johnson
William Mercier
M. T. Sucher
Denver
Colo
Alfred Lawrence
Lorraine Elizabeth
George Burnett Wilson
Atlantic City
N. J
University of Kansas
Cpl. Wilson
Army Air Corps
City Hospital
Edmond Becker
Robert Calderwood
Fom
I Am an American First
A Southern woman in Batesville argues she is American first, discontent with the Fair Deal and the current party, and rejects regional prejudice. She recalls Democratic loyalties, Civil War scars, and shifts toward a nonpartisan stance amid wartime politics. She emphasizes unity over sectional politics and calls for national focus.
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Daily Guard
Batesville
Ark
Mabe
White River
Roosevelt
F.D.R
Solid South
Democratic Party
Truman
The Ship of State and Party Affection in Debate
A speaker declares the choice before America is Socialism or Democracy not tied to family politics. He derides a long joy ride under party names and insists the ship of state must change course, noting his lineage as Democrats while declaring I am a Republican.
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America
Irate resident threatens peeping Toms after prowlers watched
A New York Street resident, disturbed by prowlers peering at her home, flashed a flashlight, called police, and later armed herself, vowing to use the revolver if bothered again. The note suggests more caution and suggests closing windows at night.
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New York Street
No Peace Prospects Seen by Kans Rep Scrivner
Rep Errett Po Scrivner says trip to Japan and Korea shows no early or satisfactory end to the Korean War. He reports stronger, better equipped Communists and notes long-term truce talks. Scrivner met Gen Clark and truce leaders, praising fighting troops and urging military leadership without political interference. He spent time with the 35th Infantry near Hill 290 and witnessed carrier actions aboard Iowa and Boxer.
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Kansas City
Kasi
Errett Po Scrivner
R-Nas
Japan
Korea
Scrivner
House
Subcommittee On
U.N
Mark Clark
James van Flee
35Th Infantry
Teabone Ridge
Monson
Iowa
Preil
Taft Untroubled by Ambition as Eisenhower Contemplates Support
Taft, comfortably settled in the Senate since 1938, shows no presidential ambitions. He could not be offered a better forum than his Senate seat, and he remains a spokesman for Republican views while observing Eisenhower’s campaign path. Taft’s calm stance edges toward federal leadership if Eisenhower wins. He may resist a large campaign tour until Eisenhower clarifies expectations.
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Washington
Sen
Taft
Eisenhower
Senate
Tait
Nic
Chicago
Stevenson
Supporting Star Horizontal 1 Actress Thelma 7She appear on the silver
Crossword style puzzle clues list with intermittently garbled entries for horizontal and vertical lines. Includes Thelma Actress and several incomplete terms such as interstice citrus fruit animal enclosure compass Seine surrender and more with partial letter counts and misprints.
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Thelma
Crossword Puzzle Clue Pairings
Answers map to a crossword style list with numbered clues. 32 across yields a female agent, 44 phase. 46 refers to a city in 36 mother or Oklahoma father. 48 Emerald Isle equals Ireland. 37 armed fleet and 49 deceased. 38 Harden equals toughened. 1 drone bees equals a queen? 40 newest. 54 registered. 41 evades nurses abbreviated. 42 capital of what. 56 feminine France F appellation.
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Oklahoma
Emerald Isle
Harden
France
Desoto residents on northwest trip and South Dakota tour
Florence Koeckler returned from five weeks in the northwest visiting relatives and sightseeing. Mr and Mrs L F Taylor and Mr and Mrs Guy Longstreth came back from a Black Hills trip with side excursions. Harry Hiddleston and companions traveled by motor to Jamesport and other places. Charles Reed and Will Reed, with Reed family, are noted. Mrs Reed improving after illness. Lt Stanley Adams, Korean War veteran and Congressional Medal recipient, appeared on TV with other honorees, seen by DeSoto friends. George Sitlief of [location].
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Florence Koecller
Northwest
L. F. Taylor
Guy V. Longstreth
Black Hills
South Dakota
Harry Hiddleston
Jamesport
Charles Reed
Will Reed
Charles II
Adams
Stanley Adams
George Sitlieff
DeSoto
Ed Fitzgerald Beattie
D. L. Donnell
Manhattan
Donnell
H. A
Montana Kaegi
Kaegi
Swim
Milwaukee
Malcolm M. Steele
K.U. Medical Center
Mary Rowe
Doris Sousa
Santa Monica
Calif
Lola Robinson
Fort Morgan
Colo
Bertha Chappell
Sunflower
Floyd Rowe
Emporia
Eugene Linden
Steivie
Chico
Denver
Leonard Baker
Baker
Clarence Tripkos
E. S. Marshall
Harry Miller
Calvin Davis
Missouri
Calvin
Lebanon
Ralph Hensley
Merriam
Lulu Hambleton
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
C. F. Baker
JT. P. Winnutt
Overland Park
Dorothy Mize
Shirley June Mize
Lawrence
Far-flung travels and family moves clog weekend diary
A long weekend of visits and moves as Olathe residents joined relatives across Kansas and Missouri. The Sutlieffs depart for California after hosting gatherings. Alan and John Gordon expand to California and new U.S. homes. Eldon Manning and other locals join trips to Kansas City Parkville and Silcolm Springs Arkansas. Several families host reunions, celebrate birthdays, and note relocations to Merriam and California. Malcolm Steele undergoes major surgery at KU Medical Center.
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Olathe
Sutlieff
Fred Gordon
Gordon
Sutlieff's
California
Alan Gordon
DeSoto
Lawrence
Guy V. Longstreth
John Whitelaw
Neill Whitelaw
Kansas City
Parkville
Eldon Manning
Silcolm Springs
Ark
Marilyn Parker
Ruth Esther Scott
Sue Ann Bedford
Zola Linden
Elda Lane Manning
Arden Jewett
Television schedule rundown for September weeknight lineup
The listing covers many programs from Dinah Shore to Dangerous Assignment and News segments, detailing times and show titles across Tuesday and Wednesday. It notes biographical, entertainment, and soap opera slots, with sports and news wraps, interspersed with To Be Announced items and special features.
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Barrington
Lila
Jessee
Camel
Circle Theater
West Pocket Theater
Pisyhouse
Heart of America
Community Forum
Sparta
Mra.u
J. Barrington
Camel News
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W. C Suaons
the World Company
Doren ‘Simona
Ww. Murray
Amatsachurais Straat
Douglas
Bry
Associated Press
Tufsday
Stalin
KMBU
KCMO
Gotham Experts
Old Home Town
W. H. Schowe
Colorado
Schoewe
Pacific Coast
National Parks
Prospect Rural
Maude Hiles
Ednah Hopkins
Cedar Falls
Conservatory of Music
Fred Schlegel
Fadora
Elfreida
Allen Westerhouse
Amos Westerhauge
Joseph
Westerhouse
May Bruner
Frances Eberth
Leavenworth
Sue’ Todd
Los Angeles
Union Building
Drake and Holmes Baking Co
Lawrened
Hess Drake
Humboldt
J. C . Holmes
Garnett
L. Malmes
Harold G. Ingham
W. F. Rein
Isc
J. R. Wise
Haskell
Hannah
Mitchell
F. M. Testerman
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
O. St
Nan Armstrong
Liswood High School
Gertie K. Johnston
Rebekah-Ioof
Grand Lodge
Erna Rudolph
Cheyenne
Salt Lake City
J. C. Evans
Rhode Island St
Clyde Puckett
Gladys
Omaha
Nebr
Puckett
Hal Cochran
Minnesota
Journal-World
Rep
Ae G. Hutcheson
Augusta
THE
By James Marlow
Ray-Base Calebars
Mr.gile Im
Motossis TV
Goodrich
Matsrek
Holmes and Peck Insurance
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