Lawrence Daily Journal World historic masthead entry
Lawrence Daily Journal World established 1854 with BIMONS editor and publisher. Advertising director FRNEST PONTIUS. Subscribers across city and nearby counties. Post office and AP news service prefix.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Bimons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Second Cinsa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Telephoning and Hiccups Probe Sparks British Skepticism
A British health minister notes a link between telephoning and hiccups found in a Standing Advisory Committee report. The minister warns against hasty conclusions and urges further research while cautioning that such probes can damage national prestige.
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Britain
Mosi
England
Problem of Work Week and the 40 Hour Vision
The piece argues for redistributing work and free time through a shortened work day and planned off periods. It critiques current shopping hours that clash with work schedules and suggests methods to ensure half the population works while the other half rests. It calls for productive use of extra free time and improved access to services.
Story of the Plow and the Patent Push
The Committee for Constitutionalment warns the Patent Office faces hard lines as $3 to $5 million for its operation is withheld by Congress. The piece asserts American prosperity hinges on inventor incentives, recounting Jefferson in Alsace urging mold board plow design tested by Franklin, leading to efficient plowing and the rise of the U S patent system that spurred growth.
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Committee For Constitut Ornment
8. Patent Office
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Alsace
France
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Jefferson
Deere
Oliver
America
UN censures Asraél and Egypt over truce violations
The United Nations censures Asraél and Egypt for breaching a ceasefire. Both sides face condemnation for murderous raids and actions that threaten civilian safety and a return to peace efforts in a tense regional conflict.
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Asraél
Egypt
United Nations
Urit
Weer Am
Truth and Freedom in an Age of Many Nations
In a call to readers, Mrs. Wm. E. Craddock argues that truth remains a dangerous, burning force amid diverse governments and ideologies. She warns that political religion and meddling can crucify truth, urging defense of liberty, dignity, and inalienable rights against rising socialistic control.
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Journal-World
United Nations
God
Wm. E. Craddock
Ike's Cool Diffs From Truman Rile Critics
James Marlow notes Ike keeps public temper in check unlike Truman who vented at foes. He argues Eisenhower's impersonal style blunts opposition while Truman's fiery rhetoric provoked sharper partisan barbs in Congress.
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Fisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Cancer Check In A NYU Bellevue Center Test
Hal Boyle recounts a cancer screening day at NYU Bellevue Hospital center as six white gowned men wait nervously to be examined. The two hour process includes blood tests X rays and a full physical with several specialists. The director Dr David Goldstein delivers the verdict noting one in 200 cases reveal cancer while many other disorders are detected, ending with the author feeling relieved to still be alive.
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New York
New York University-Bellevue Hospital
America
David H. Goldstein
Eisenhower's standing and white House strategy amid political tempers
The article surveys President Eisenhower's calm public stance while aides work behind the scenes to overcome congressional roadblocks. It compares his handling of McCarthy to Truman and Taft, noting McCarthy's slide and Eisenhower's high popularity. It mentions tax cut debates, Asia crisis risks, and a Wichita Eagle note on traffic summonses, ending with a Topeka Capital quip on women and marriage.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Truman
Sen
McCarthy
Wis
Taft
Ohio
Asia
Bible Verse Proverbs 3121 Guidance
A concise note cites Proverbs 3121 urging readers to keep sound wisdom and discretion. It frames the verse as a daily reminder to value prudent judgment and thoughtful living.
Churchill's Error Startles Butler At Buckingham Palace Dinner
Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports a London conference moment where Churchill teased Mohammed Ali of Pakistan over drinking, prompting Queen Elizabeth II to joke about promoting the butler to Palace football eleven. Other vignettes include Churchill’s quips in Parliament and Treasury Secretary George Humphrey’s chauffeured routine.
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Washington
Britain
Queen Elizabeth II
Winston Churchill
London
Buckingham Palace
Churchill
Mohammed Ali
Pakistan
Winston
Sir Winston
Buddha
Allah
Philip
Palace
Secretary of Treasury
George Humphrey
Ignatius Perry
Treasury
Perry
Humphrey
Foreign Economic Council
State Department
Old State Building
Old Home Town James Black Named Mayor for Toys Day
Old Home Town James Black has been named mayor for the toys and girls city day on April 18. Mrs. Darrell E. Wood and daughter Janet of Raytown, Missouri, arrive to spend a week with her parents. The Rev. G W Landis, pastor, is on leave for ill health and will retire in May with Rev. C W Swig acting. Various social events, visits, and a wedding are noted among local residents and guests from Kansas City and Oklahoma City.
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James Black
Toys and Girls
Darrell E. Wood
Janet
Raytown
Harold M. Chamney
G. W. Landis
First Evangelical Church
Louisville
C. W. Swig
Maude Reeves
Max
Albert Colman
San Diego
Calif
Roy R. Moore
Stockton
Howard Gilpin
Gilpin
Pearl Hilligoss
Baxter Springs
H. C., Drennon
Major
W. C. Koenig
Ft. Leavenworth
Lawrence
Solon Emery
H. B. Bullene
A. B. Mitchell
O. W. Maloney
Harold Longenecker
Edna Lamb
Paul Friend
Waterman Stone
Kansas City
A. T. Walker
Meta Murphy
Maurice Clarkson
Edward C. Murphy
Charles A. Richard
Karl Kuersteiner
Dorothy Kuersteiner
Helen Stockwell
Ray Lawrence
Raymond, Elliott
Troy
Margaret Drennon
Charles Skilton
Oklahoma City
Radio and TV Programs Listing Highlights April Schedule
A dense, multi-station program guide lists WDAF KMBC WREN and more with daily show hashes. It includes news, weather, Perry Como and Dinah Shore, Groucho Marx, Truth or Consequences, Lone Ranger, and various live performances across Kansas City area stations.
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KMBC
WREN
KFRKU
KC News
Allan Jackson
WDAF
KMBU
AF —Sian
Son BC
Vorahiers Wi
Lone Ranger
Mergas Heatty
Boer
Wren Argu
Dinah
Bill Stern
Perry Como
Imayhouse
Groucho Marr
Ss—Kmrowk
KMBG
Wmb-Tv
KCMO
TYV
Hlekoworts
Brahe Fisher
News Caravan
Joan
Godfrey
Television Theatre
Monaire
Mery Greeny
Weather & News
Gary Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Graham
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Hal Boyle
White House
Wisconsin
Wichita Eagle
Topeka
Butler
Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Defense
Charles FE. Wilson
John Fischetti
NEA Service
Pentagon
Wilson
Fischetti
Anna Lee Biss
Old Home Town
Geneva Hunter
Lucy Charliss
Atchison
Rose Haworth
Pauline -Ketchum
Paul Shaney
Kathleen O'Brien
Lillie Holmes
Gus. Morawetz
Bernita
Lolita
Marie Sinclair
R. F. Pellett
Haskell
F. M. Loomis
Thomas Winey
Edith Griffith
Nancy Carroll
Davenport
RADIO
WDAR
Capitol
Wren—Nowe
KMHC
Kyenina
Wren —Tella
Lsak
Bo —Charaliers
Wren—Saga
WDAK
Wrenn — News
Crosby
Wren—Orchestra
Kathleen Carter
Baby Wyotert
WW. Lewis
Seerer Stamasdu
Mr. Sweeney
UC MA
Happy Home
Captain Video
Comiciuib Wely
Chaander Rabbit
News
O—News Caravan
Jane Froman
Paraday Milland
Idea
Star Tonight
Ford Theatre
Font 'Ntar Parisense
Motorola
N.Y
Skinner
Oak Lodge
Baldwin
M. L. Jones
Vermont
A. V. Phillips
Phese
George Pickens
John Pickens
Norris Bros
Norris
Parsons
Joe ‘Schelbar
Nick Schelber
Mase Pheas
Olson Plumbing
Sacegns
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