Reverend Crane’s Comic Strip Success Draws Attention
Time Magazine notes a bold phase in U S press history as Reverend Crane, a clean-cut minister, gains popularity in the Journal-World comic strip. The broader public embraces his relatable life and moral approach, boosting the strip’s appeal among readers nationwide.
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Time Magazine
U. S
Prince Valiant
Lattle King
Daddy Warbucks
Bim Gump
Stes Raper
Brenda Starr
Journal-World
Tras Crane
Crane
Dayul
Hig Marrage
Crane Sue Ress
Labor Vote Sought On Local Basis
The GOP expands labor outreach to working people through a decentralized program. A Labor Division in Washington leads three field men from CIO AFL and railway unions who assist state chairmen in forming labor advisory groups. Local labor votes support Eisenhower, though party insiders acknowledge limited strength in large plants.
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Peter Gosonnea Waehingten
Washington
Republican Party
Weo
GOP
Republican Organization
Carpenters
Maurice Hutcheson
Republican National Headquarters
Roy James
Senate Labor Committee
James
Tom Colosimo
CIO
Robert Gormley
AFL
William Coates
Denver
Republican National Labor Movement
Pennsylvania
Joe Machiisky
New York
Ed Raye
Rhode Island
Ed McCarthy
Eisenhower
Mitchell
Radio and TV Programs Listing by Station Air Times
A fragmented schedule lists WDAR WREN KMBC WDAF TV and radio programs for Saturday and Monday dates, detailing shows from early morning through late night across multiple stations, including news, music, variety, and children's programs with numerous time slots and program titles. The listing reflects a dense grid of station lineups, cross referenced across WDAY KMBC WREN WDAF and others with numerous time entries and program names.
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Wdar
Wren Kpku
WDAY
Moniter
KMBC
WDAF
Monitor BC
Wren
WDA
WDAJ
Monitor
KMDC
Hyercy Wren
K. C
MBC
Wk Mbc
WRENS
Em, Inc
Lawrence Welk Orch
Benda
Homer Milango
Imagination
Martin Mock
Stevenson Warns of Debt Costs on Aged Voters
Adlai Stevenson urged party leaders about aging Americans, noting 14 million voters in that group and praising some actions by the administration while pledging more. He warned inflation risk if promises are funded via Treasury, stressing stable money to protect pensioners and fixed incomes.
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Adlai Stevenson
United States
Stevenson
Essense Heesep
al Ready
No Ice Allowed Worl Pepper Eating Contest Set in New Iberia
New Iberia Louisiana hosts the world championship hot pepper eating contest on Saturday November 6 with six heats. Entry requires male applicants over 18 who show past pepper eating feats. Contestants risk disqualification for sweating facial wrinkling and blowing breaths. Winners receive a trophy while losers obtain miniature fire extinguishers.
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New
Beri la
New Iberia
New Highway Cutoff to Olathe Approved for Ottawa
The new LS Annoouncement that the highway cut off to Olathe has been approved by the U S Bureau of Public Roads marks a major moment for Ottawa. It promises relief from Main street congestion and a modern link to the Kansas City metro area, boosting shop appeal and industrial locational prospects. The highway pairs with two main rail lines to enhance Ottawa’s transportation facilities and long term economic impact.
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Olathe
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Ottawa
Marins Des Cygnes
Main Street
Kansas City
China Deadlock Yarns PUR
The United States refuses to discuss easing the saline ban on China while Red China holds Americans as prisoners and clings to force. The Red Chinese party congress reaffirms aims to set Formosa by peaceful means if possible, by force if necessary, while the U S defends Formosa by treaty. A two China compromise appears distant as neither side accepts the split.
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United States
Red China
U. S. State Department
U.S
China
Red Chinese National Party Congress
Formosa
U. S
Ching
United Nations
U.N
VU. S
Weather Pattern Predicts Dry Cycle for Killetits City
Dr L D Wooster president emeritus of the Western Kansas Development Association cautions the drought cycle could end next May if current weather patterns hold. Records indicate extended dry spells have affected the region this season.
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Killetits
Kansan
Say
Dr. L. DB. Wooster
Western Kansas Development Association
Wooster
Prof. Wooster
New Books at Free Public Library Display
The Free Public Library displays a nonfiction and fiction book selection headlined by Toscanini portrait non fiction and Henry Thoreau Walden. Other titles include Sean O Casey plays Anouilh The Lark and Inherit the Wind, with Old Yeller Eagle on the Sun and Let My Name Stand Fair among 1950s publications.
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Toscanine
Samuel Chotzinoff
Toscanini
Milesman
Thoreau
Walden
Hours Beetle Hough
Sean Wcasey
Juno
Jean Anouilh
Joan of Arc
Christopher Fry
Jerome Lawrence
Robert E. Lee
Scopes
Clarence Darrow
Willian Jennings Bryan
Mac Hyman
New York
Maude
Adams
Phyllis Robbins
America
James Harrie
Peter Pan
Miss Adams
Sam Johnson
James L. Clifford
Johnson
Boswell
Reginald Rose
Variety
Green Hills
Walter Macken
Galway
Ireland
Fred Gipson
Kansas
Julia Davis
Robert Henriques
Shirley Seifert
Whit Masterson
Doris Miles Disney
United States Mail
Quiz Q A Falger Shakespeare Library view replica theater
In Washington you can view a replica of an Elizabethan theater at the Falger Shakespeare Library. The piece mentions a quiz style exchange on historic topics and world wonders. It targets readers with trivia style prompts and short facts.
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Washington
Falger Shakespeare Library
Sosoma
Barbs and Bars and a Witty World
A jumble of clipped quips from a small Indiana town and beyond, noting stolen pens at a post office, soap in schools, and spectators winning bathing beauty contests, with stray lines about TV programs investments and mischievous youth. The piece blends humor with scattered citations of culture and local life.
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Indiana
Local News Briefs From Lawrence area and KU ROTC notes
Old Home Town Mrs H F Miller and Mrs Treve Brown hospital after auto crash. KU reports 253 ROTC students with fourteen from Lawrence. Nickel air mail stamps become valid tonight to boost use. Douglas County ex service club forming with Milton Allen as president and C B Holmes as VP. Lawrence man Maj Arthur Anderson receives Silver Star for gallantry. Engagement announced between Joanna Wagstett and Dr Duane Klein Jr. Lawrence PTA met at high school with plan for night classes. Various social notices from Lawrence include bridge club hosting and Odd Fellows president election. Reporter notes major world cities by population and local Red Cross drive chair Gene Glahn. Kansas farmers plant over 11 million acres of wheat. Former KS official J R Burrow dies at 78. Haskell hosts Lindsborg in fall football. freshmen paddled for caps. City schools restrict phone use to emergencies. Vera Garvin named Alpha Delta Pi at Manhattan sororities. Edwin Brown pledged medical fraternity. F A Ewing couple celebrated 40th anniversary.
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H. EF. Miller
Carruth Hall
Treve Brown
Corbin Hall
K.U
Lawrence
Douglas County
Milton Allen
C. B. Holmes
Galen Gorrill
Jack Miller
Maj
Arthur Anderson
Richard Wagstett
Joanna
Duane Klein Jr
Kansas City, Mo
M. S. Purcell
Ralph Graber
Avon
R. C. Miller
W. B. Dalton
Gertie B. Johnston
Assembly Secretaries Association
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
London
New York
Chicago
Berlin
Detroit
Los Angeles
Gene Glahn
Red Cross
Kansas
J. R. Burrow
Haskell
Lindsborg
Pie
Manhattan
Vera Garvin
Alpha Delta Pi
Phi Beta Pi
Edwin Brown
F. A. Ewing
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Selan.te
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Bo Root
Colonel March
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Roy Bean
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Alfred Hitchcock Presents
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Modern Romances 4:00 (5)—Theatre of Romance ()—Trouble With Father (Mahamedy
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Robert Montgomery
Heaura
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Free Public Library
Kruger National Park
Union of South Africa
White House
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Andrew Jackson
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Henry Longfellow
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Saint Louis Bay
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the Mercury
Mickey Mantle
Cain
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University OF Kansas
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Royal Opera
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