Temporary housing projects near KU to be closed
City officials decide to close the emergency veteran housing project at 19th and Louisiana streets within nine months. The wartime setup housed 26 families and will be converted to a city park. Sunnyside on the KU south slope houses more than 180 faculty families and should also be phased out with a permanent family housing plan under university authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Lawrence
Wdst
South Lawrence
University of Kansas
Sunnyside
University
Engagements and happenings in Lone Star and Lawrence
News notes from Lone Star and Lawrence cover engagements and weddings including Mr. and Mrs J D Flory announcing Abie Maxine Flory’s betrothal to Tommie Patchen Jr. in Lawrence. Also reported are a supper honoring Jeanne Edmiston for a New York marriage, birth of a son to Mr and Mrs R W Christy, circus visit, local movie listings, golf tournament results, and club events among residents and workers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Flory
Lone Star
Abie Maxine
Tommie Patchen Jr
Thomas W. Patchen
Lawrence
Robert Karr
Girard
Wiedemann
Jeanne Edmiston
George Wills
New York City
George Husted
Judges Explain Law to Lawyers in Wyandotte County
Wyandotte County judges explained grand jury law to lawyers after petitions met requirements for the September term grand jury. They rejected claims that petitions must show a cause of action, stating the petition calls for the services of a grand jury only and urging change through the legislature if laws are unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Kansan
Wyandotte
Benton
Lawyers’ Committee
Supreme Court
District Court of
Wyandotte County
Salina attorney accuses AG office of pinball payoffs trap
A Wichita attorney charges the attorney-general's office with conspiring to trap pinball operators into payoffs to confiscate their machines as gambling devices. He cites alleged payoffs to private citizens and AG agents, claims violations of state gambling laws, and questions enforcement practices. He questions policing honesty in undercover scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Wichita
Attorney-General
Sir Galahad
Radio Programs Post 4 Been Bs
Lawrence Daily Journal World lists a dense grid of radio programs for September 19 1958 with many stations WREN WDAF KMBC KEEL WYAP WDAPF and KMHC airing music news comedy drama and talk shows hourly slots include Jack Benton Elmo Roper Billy Graham and Doris Day Show along with sports and weather segments reflecting a busy weekend schedule in Lawrence Kansas and surrounding markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Wren
WDAF
Taraan
KMBC
Brush Creek Follies
Crand
Opry
Heuben
Reuben Wren
The
Shamrock
WDAPF
Duke of
WPDAF
Catholic Hour
Kansas City Report
Herald of Truth
Proudie
We Hall
Elmo Roper
Rob Considine
Billy Graham
Chase
Martin Kane
Gailfrey
WDHAF
Wren—Nungfe
Eddie Fisher
Mayhousea
Drew Pearson
Dragnet
Hob Trout
Moeet the Presse Nowancasnt
American Forurty
Hollywood News
MNC
News
Wren—News
Newas
Aeshomter
John
Rwayze
Texas Rangers
Alex Dreier
Carolines
Archie Andrews
KMHC
Space Patrol
Mary
Lee Taylor
Rhsthn
Reason
Hollywood
Fase
WREN—101
Ranch Hoys
Theater of Today
Newa
Army
Bata
Arimny
KMRC
Una May'Carliale
Behoer
Sportk
Rob Finnegan
Pin- Wren
BBC Naescat
NBC
Kalire
Gunemoke Wren
Dinner of the Green Room
Kambuc
Gene Autry
World Today Bare Knucks In Velvet Gloves Campaign
The campaign scene grows tense with Eisenhower Stevenson and Truman under quiet pressure. McCarthy enters the fray while Nixon faces Democratic accusations over a $16000 expense claim. A volatile race with high stakes and sharp exchanges unfolds ahead of the close.
Editors Poll on Congress and Ike Paints Mixed Picture
A national poll of editors across states probes party control forecasts for the 1953 Congress, presidential tendencies of Dwight Eisenhower, and debates over Rule No. 32. Northern and southeastern editors favor different outcomes, while a minority abstains.
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Armington
NBA
Congress
Washington
Republisen House
F Representatives
Eisenhower Taft Truman clash over 1946 strike tale
Stevenson attacks Eisenhower as he and Taft align in New York. Truman criticizes Ike for allegedly resisting a 1946 railroad strike order. Ike recalls a Washington intervention offer he refused while denying knowledge of who spoke to him. Taft continues his sharp Democratic denunciations.
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Washington
Gen
Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
President Truman
Sen
Taft
Sen. McCarthy
Sen. Nixon
Truman
Stevenson
New York
Rayburn pledges Texas drive for Stevenson victory
Speaker Sam Rayburn promised all-out Democratic organization in every Texas county to back Adlai Stevenson for president. Former Atty General William McGraw denounced two Democrats who oppose Stevenson as bewildered officials. Rayburn will head the national campaign in Texas, aiming to carry the state and elect Stevenson.
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Bonham
Tex
Texas
Adlai Stevenson
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
William McGraw
Dallas
Stevenson
McGraw
Allan Shivers
Price Daniel
Stephen Mitchell
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Associated Press
Catry Texas
Many Metals Puzzle Roundup Clues List
A compact clue layout lists varied crossword hints, including items like Iron, Silver, Gold, and Bronze. The fragmentary page groups terms by themes such as metals, foods, places, and people, with partial numbers and stray letters interspersed.
WREN SALE APPROVED IN KANSAS RADIO STATION SALE
Washington reports the Federal Communications Commission received an application to approve the sale of Radio Station WREN at Topeka Kansas. Buyers include Theo C Landon and Margaret Landon Mills, tied to former Gov Alf Landon family, with 50 000 dollars cash and about 130 000 in notes owed to the sellers.
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Washington
Federal Communications’ Commission
WREN
Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
S. C. Jackman
Jean Jackman Carter
Theo C. Landon
S. E. Cobb
Margaret Landon Mills
Nancy Josephine Landon
John Cobb Lawson
Commission
Jackmans
El Dorado Prepares Parallel Parking on Main Street
El Dorado will implement parallel parking along its main east west street for 16 blocks. The move follows a city commission decision to align with a contract with the state highway commission and the Public Roads Administration. The street was widened and resurfaced recently with federal and state funds.
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EL Dorado
City Commission
State Highway Commission
Public Roads Administration
Hesper Community Club opens with new officers
The Hesper Community Club held its first meeting since last spring this week with president Mrs. D. M. Harris presiding. A program was presented, followed by games. An October meeting will feature a Halloween party in costume with hosts serving pie a la mode and coffee. The Hesper Friends Church and friends of Mr and Mrs Howard Koehler will help celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home southeast of Eudora Sunday afternoon.
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Hesper Community Club
Neste
D. M. Harris
Hesper Friends Church
Howard Koehler
Eudora
Eudora Local Notes and PTA Plans This Week
Eudora items note PTA meetings and plans for the year with a fall session on September 26 at the grade school cafeteria. Also listed are visits from guests, hospital discussions, and community events including a field trial weekend and family gatherings across local households.
Television listings show September schedule with many shows
The page lists a September 18 TV lineup featuring Booth to News Jessen 5 Let s Talk About the Weather and a long slate of afternoon and prime time programs across stations. Notable entries include The Aldrich Family Cavalcade of Humor Gunsmoke and News Weather Sign Off and To Be Announced items with several regional or local program notes. Names like Tony Chapp and Buckeye carry through multiple time slots.
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Kports
Jessen
Ee Tel
Aldrich
Hoxie
Tre Cantury
Rush
Space Patrol
Sint Ed
Judy Bul
Tony Chapp
Moorta
Jay Barrington
Lhgu—Te Ba
Candy Carnival
Berentiers of Farth
Bieelenewr Werky
the Living Bank
Wild Bill Hickok
Pfrito-Midwest
Siete Ranger Halimack
eNews
Colgate Comedy Hour
Television Playhouse
Storck
Flainclotheaman
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K.U
W. C. Studes
the World Company
Gandey Dotra Simons
Pia
Associated
Ss Ce AP News
Pomatrice
Kanes
Act of Mash Ltd
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Old Home Town
Hagenbeck Wallace
Lon Chaney
God's Country
Renee Adoree
Douglas MadcLean
FE. C. Lupton
Gene Glahn
Minervian Club
Minniesf
G. J. Reeta
Mise Ollivene Reets
Tenn. St
Manhattan
Actér
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Palms Cafe
Hazel Froeliger
Froeliger
Lucy Koestergren
Lottie McCann
Edith Brown
Helen Froeliger
Esther Lee Cline
Clara _Pael
Hester Worswick
Irene Butler
Marceline Ingalls
Letha Hallmark
Helen O'Neal
Lenora Kelly
Olive Smith
Eunice Griffith
Lucille ‘Watkins
Mabel Ousdahl
Zora Hornby
Etoise Holyfield
Ethel Johnson
Pearl White
Bernita Butler
William Augustine Munson Sr
Mound City
K.W
Wesleyan University
Yale
Albert L. Lindsay
Lincoln
Menule
Iguiera
C. H. Hoyt
F. A. Wieman
Will Barta
Bad Doney
Dodge City Daily
W Edson
Senate
House
Southwest
Zisephower
Ike
Ind
Okia
Kane
Mercury-Chronicle
Knoxville
Tenn
News-Sentinel
San Luis Obiepe
Calif
Tribune-Telegraph
CW. Y
Hell
Adlai
Great Bend Tribune
Vegas
Nevada
Moines
Ttal
Rajah
FOO Okaya
el Dorado Plana
Ernoon
Fred Papenhausen
Emma Papenhausen
el Cajon
Tonganoxie
Hubbell Comery
Clem Zillner
Epieres
Donen
Eudorad Pta
Ray Miller
Eudora Pta
Thomas Pyle
aMhineen
Earl Bales
Coal
Massey
Margeret Ann Gopiigo
Memorial Oma
Alvin Gabriel
Glenn Mistele
Maurice Thurlo
Kansas City
Homer Clark
United Coonhunters and Sportsmans ‘Association of Kansas
Phillip Lefmann
Gerald
JoAnn
Ernest Scheunerman
Warrensburg
J. D. Adams
Wisconsin
Methodist Conference
Baldsn Methodist Church
Te Church
Motorola
Vogler & Sons
L. T. Harris CO
ESCRI
Mel Fisher
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