Lawrence World Journal editorials and notices from 19th century edition
This Lawrence Kansas newspaper excerpt notes editor J. S. Simons and staff, lists subscription rates, and records post office details. It includes a Kansas school population survey showing pressure in fast growing counties, especially Douglas and Lawrence, with calls for targeted funding and caution against broad federal or state funds. It also summarizes Admiral Carney’s assessment of communist readiness near Formosa and a mixed reaction from correspondents.
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the Worldmpany
Sixth
New Hampshire
Wrenca
Kansas
Peets Lph
Simons
Miter
J. S
Marfla Yen Manning
Rnest Pontius
Lawrence
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associated Preas Io
Newapaper
Douglas County
Washington Gossip Note on Homburg Hats and Washington Personalities
A light column reports on a growing Homburg hat mix up at the capital with Sen. Clinton Anderson misplacing a hat and Clark Clifford suspected as the owner. It also mentions Walter Reuther quips at the National Press Club, a wine tasting hosted by La Confrerie des Chevaliers du Tastevin for Maurice Couve de Murville, plus Navy and Pentagon chatter on military writings and a romance in Sinclair Weeks's Commerce Department about Lorraine Bell and James Tura.
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Washington
Clinton Anderson
Georgetown
Harry Truman
Clark Clifford
Anderson
Clifford
Paris
J. William Fulbright
Ark
Barry Goldwater JR
Ariz
la Confrerie Des Chevaliers du Tastevin
Maurice Couve de Murville
Defense
Wilson
Nathan Twining
Air Force
Pentagon
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Weeks
Lorraine Bell
Lou
James Tura
Radio and TV Programs Listings for April 18 and 19
Radio and TV schedules list programs across stations WDAF KMSC WR EN KMBC WDAP WREN and others for Monday and Tuesday April 18 19. The items include news broadcasts Western Echoes Lone Ranger Dragnet The Life of Riley Perry Como Father Knows Best Today Dawn programming and various dramas comedies and musical shows with channel lineups and times.
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WDAF
KMSC
Wren
KFRKU
KMUC
Allan Jackson
WK MMC
Man & Moment
KMBU
KMAC
Kmac—Charatier: Wren—Lone Ranger Wdap—Morgan Beatty $45—Wdaf
One Man's Fanny Toys
MBC
Mra
Noesh
Wdar
Henry J.taylor
WRN Hill Stern
Kmhu— Perry Come Wien
Wirestone
Telephone Hour
K Bmbu
A‘ata
Columbia
Band
Amelia MN
Paitlo Vance Ans
K—Fibber McGee
Murrow, News
MBG
Newwan
Tony Marin
Perry Como
T.V
Hurng
Asien
Voice of Firestone
Godfrey
Motte
Love Lucy
Robert Mortgomery
Vidine Whesilinar
Hollywood Playhouse
Sportaman
Valent
Tbs
Weather & Nowe
Kansas City
Uday
Arthur Chor
Trey
Guiding Highe
Combes
Kathleen Carter
Theatre of Romance
Robert Q. Lewis
Kitchen Klub
Linkletter
Mack
Hig Payottes
Greavese
Crusader Mabbit
Studis
Memorial Turns From Cowboys to Oil in Hall of Fame Debate
A committee chose a site for the Cowboy Hall of Fame that critics say shifted from honoring cattle lore to a memorial for oil. Oklahoma City’s early cattle history was downplayed as Dodge City’s riches weighed in, but the final decision hinged on a cash offering to fund the memorial. The piece questions how mercenary the process became in this era.
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Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Dodge City
London press strike leaves 123,000 printers unpaid
After a three week London news strike, printers face unemployment as 123,000 workers lose wages until work resumes. Unofficial walkout by 701 engineers and electricians halted production of major papers, with sabotage theories raised and questions about Communist influence.
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London
Engineers
Electrical Workers
Brion
Mary
Yorkshire Post
Frep
Bandung Conference presents mixed anti Western momentum
James Marlow reports 29 Asian and African nations meet in Bandung with 600 delegates from diverse faiths and ideologies. They seek unity against colonial legacy while facing China’s rising influence and differing stances on defense pacts, Israel, and regional disputes.
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Washington
Bandung
Indonesia
India
Maes Marlow
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Russia
United States
Nehru
Red China
Chou En-lai
Chou
Nehr
China
Formosa
Matsu and
Quemoy Islands
Southeast Asia Defense Organization
Britain
France
New Zealand
Pakistan
Philippines
Thailand
Australia
Carlos Romulo
Bullfight Fans Rally in Madrid as Riots Erupt
Hal Boyle notes Easter Sunday bullfight chaos in Madrid where 50 fans were arrested after bottles and cushions rained down. He describes passionate aficionados as perfectionists who jeer matadors and officials, and recounts a risky day that ends with a wary plan to wear helmet and mask at future fights.
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Madrid
Casper Milquetoas
Hoyle
Seville
Spain
Caballero
Matador
Barbs Indicted Statement From Indiana Woman
An Indiana woman who shot her husband and hospitalized him now says she will miss him. The fragment reflects a columnistic, satirical tone on relationships and social mores.
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Indiana
Buffalo Bill nickname origin and quick quiz facts
William F Cody earned the Buffalo Bill alias after his 1867 contract to supply buffalo meat for Kansas Pacific Rail road construction. In 18 months he reportedly killed 4280 buffalos. Alaska has the longest continental coastline. Natural Bridge in Virginia originally belonged to Thomas Jefferson. William Jennings Bryan was the youngest presidential nominee at age 36.
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William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Kansas Pacific
Cody
Continental
United States
Alaska
William Jennings Bryan
Tonight’s Bible Verse Verse 34 18
The brief verse notes a spiritual message about mercy for the broken hearted. It presents a reflective snippet attributed to Psalms 34 18 and echoes comfort for those in distress.
Old Home Town Highlights From 1945 Chamber Luncheon
Jim Black as mayor updates Boys and Its City Day. About 1500 pounds of used clothing sent overseas by students. GI columnist Ernie Pyle killed on Te Jima. Lectures and weddings noted including Susan Monroe and Arnold Eriksen. Rabies scare leads to dog muzzling. Rotary convention opens. Cadillac theft. Local obituaries and jurors listed. Various social events and honors described.
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Jim Black
Boys
Chamber of Commerce
Ernie Pyle
Te Jima
isInda
John Ashton
Stuents
Susan Monroe
Arnold D. Alexander
St. John's Catholic Church
James R. Monroe
W. C. Ellis
Murfray Griesa
Melheline Hodges
Terry Hodges
Pasteur
T. E. Griesa
Rotary
Barbara Sample
Conrad John Kerulf Eriksen
Rock Island
Ross Fine
G. R. Shultz
Lisle
Fred Peterson
Albert Green
al Smith
A. J. Parnell
John Morgan
Topeka
W. R. Williams
Lawrence
Mass
Roger M. Williams
Rolland
Willams
Los Angeles
Comment Forgiving a Feminine Foible
A satirical meditation on women's fashion foibles and male reactions to matching outfits. The piece riffs on Mrs Eisenhower and a tea party guest wearing dresses like the First Lady, noting manners, prudence, and public perception. It jokes about style tensions and social notices in New York advertising circles.
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Maurer
Madison Avenue
New York City
Penny saving lines from a parking meter quip
A humorous remark by Jack Harris notes that men tend to save pennies but rely on women for quick coinage to feed parking meters, claiming the need arises three out of four times.
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Jack Harris
Death delays under longer life expectancy affect taxes
Wichita Eagle notes life expectancy trends push mortality timelines outward while tax policies remain unchanged, implying delayed death-related tax implications for individuals and estates.
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Wichita Eagle
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