Lawrence World Company Newspaper Financials and Staff
The text lists the Lawrence World Company publisher editors SIMONS and PONTIUS advertising director, with historical notes from 1854 to 1953. It includes subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery in Lawrence and surrounding counties, the newspaper’s address, and postal and Associated Press affiliations.
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Bimons
Dali
The
World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Wrence
Kansas
Simons
AL Tangaing
Pontius
Lawrence
Douglas
Dougine
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Frescoe
Associated Press
We For
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Fis
AP Newa
Admiral Carney's warning cited as vital service to nation
The piece argues Admiral Robert B. Carney warned of a possible Chinese attack on Matsu and Quemoy and Formosa, suggesting his blunt briefing helped prepare the United States. It notes support from officials and the public, and casts his foresight as a public service likely to be vindicated even if no immediate war follows.
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Washington
Matsu
Quemoy
Robert B. Carney
U. S
Naval Operations
United States
Maine
Havana Harbor
Pearl Harbor
38Th Parallel
Korea
U.S
Admiral Carney
Formosa
Formosa Straits
Felix B. Stump
Pacific Fleet
Alfred M. Pride
South China
John Foster Dulles
Formosan
Dulles
Ching
Carney
William F. Knowland
California
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Far East
Asia
Senator Knowland
Senator Bridges
Radio and TV Programs Listed by Local Stations
WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU WDAK KU and others present a dense schedule of news programs, daytime talk, and evening shows across Wichita and Kansas City stations. The listings include news updates, entertainment programs, game shows, and serials with multiple time slots spanning morning to late night.
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WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfku
KMI
Ntc
Alla Jackson
WDA
Nevacaat
KMBU
Wren
Tello Test ' An
WDAK
Go & So
Mic—Cornllera
Lone Ranger
Asplergate Beatty
Wren-Keku- KU
Dinah Shoreth
Allan Jackson
Hens
Olla Teast
Bc—Chevaliers
Wees Saga
Daf—Morgean Bently
Rranoar KU Convert Hall
Roy Roesis
KMBCO
AW His
Kmac —Grable and
Janes
Memorial Stadium
Melvin Thornhill
Isabel Gilmore
Mildred Gilmore
Sue Todd
George Kirchhoff
Ada Katherine
Charles Gilmore
Hutchinson
James Cowans
Robert Frost
Henrietta
Alice Ruth Adams
Charliné Curtis
Charles Curtis, Jr. Vaughn
Merlin Lundberg
Burton Hundley
Allen Kiefer
Kansas City
LaVerne Sawyer
Overton Hundley Jr
Edwin
Doris Handley
Betty Sell Riggs
Charles Wells
Leonard House
Charles Riggs, Jr
Stanley
Margaret House
Ralph Pine
Melvin Hicks
Merlin
Clayton
Delmer
John
Betty Ann Frost
Advancing Shadow of Stevenson in 1956 Election Debate
An Onion Tablet note cites Adlai Stevenson's recent speech criticizing the Eisenhower administration as signaling the advancing shadow of the 1956 presidential race in America. It contrasts Stevenson's stance on defending Formosa with the administration's approach and discusses British reactions to U S policy on Matsu and Quemoy.
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Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
America
Stevenson
L. S
Matsu
Quemoy
Formosa
Dulles
Britain
Great Figure Albert Einstein and his defiance of Nazi oppression
The passage recalls Albert Einstein rising in global esteem after the Nazi regime stripped him of property and citizenship. It notes his disdain for wealth and power, his refuge in the United States, concerns about modern science’s destructive potential, and his enduring pursuit of truth for humanity.
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Albert Beinstein
Einstein
Truman warns against changes to United Nations charter
In testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Harry S. Truman opposes altering the UN charter. He notes the veto power as a practical mechanism for joining nations while signaling concern that it may reduce the UN to a debating society unless it avoids delaying arms. He hints he may oppose the succeeding administration next year.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Harry S. Truman
United Nations
U.N
Russia
United States
Truman
Colorful Future Bets On Wild Exterior House Paint
Forecasts from paint dealers predict a shift to bold exterior colors and barn influenced schemes. Yellow for bugs, gray or green to enlarge small houses, with more dramatic hues ahead. An odd note on an escaped elephant in Indiana and a separate patch about a cowboy hall of fame award in Oklahoma City appear in the surrounding text.
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Topeka
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Dodge City
Leaked Yalta Papers Stirs Senate Closure Debates
Senate Foreign Relations Committee questioned Secretary Dulles in a closed session about the Yalta documents leak. The probe revealed shifting statements on declassification and timing, with officials citing national security while newsmen received limited details.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Yalta
Secretary of
State Dulles
Dulles
McCardle
Reston
Suydam
Roller Coaster Pioneer Joe McKee Reflects on Rides and History
Hal Boyle profiles Joe McKee, dean of roller coasters at 67, detailing his claim to about 300 designs built since 1905, the craft’s origins in Pittsburgh, and the rise of modern looping coasters. He notes coasted costs, speeds, and safety, and bemoans fewer teens riding kiddie coasters while asserting parks need coasters to survive.
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Newa
Kansas
Sunnysite
Tiarry Moots
Ary Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Graham
Codfrey
Comicea
Inner Flame
Life News
Kathleen Carter
Fim Ai
Bate
Robert W. Lewis
Theatre of Romance
Robert Q. Lew
Linktetter
Ed Mack
Marines
Crosby
Miss Marlowe
Captain Video
Wews AlteRporte
Dinah Shore
Jane Froman
Croarhe Marx
Ray
DragnaraiyStar
hy—Television Theatre
Finyhouse
Lux Video Theatre
Public Defender
Trylayhouse
Tan
Neter
New York
Fay
Joe McKee
Dean
Pittsburgh
Joe
Scenic Railway
McKee
Palisades
Maggie
Cincinnati
Ace
State Department PR Fiasco Sees Dulles Accused of Collusion
Senator Morse charges John Dulles worked with McCardle and the New York Times in a collusive effort over paper distribution. The episode appears to lack any follow up by the Senate, signaling the end of a major public relations embarrassment for the department.
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New York Times
Dulles
Carl W. McCardle
James B. Reston
Washington
McCardle
Reston
Times
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Senate
State Department
Dodge City Loses Bid for Cowboy Capital Title
Governor Fred Hall failed to veto a plan naming Dodge City the cowboy capital, as Oklahoma City lobbied for the honor. The outcome reflects a tourism race tied to highways Nos. 50 and 66 and a broader bid for regional prestige, with Dodge City remaining the cowboy capital by tradition.
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Tavs News
Fred Hall
Dodge City
Trenver
Oklahoma City
U.S.A
Toulon
Yacemento
Jess
Tulsa
Denver meeting draws sharp horse traders amid legislature chatter
The account notes there was little chance cowboys at the Denver session with lawmakers but hints a number of astute horse traders attended the gathering. The piece frames ongoing legislative activity and Washington as constants in the backdrop.
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Washington
Denver
Barbs Daylight and fashion quips from Dighton Herald
A clipped Dighton Herald column riffs on daylight abundance, anatomy in women, summer styles, and a remark about masonry as the root of all evil, noting the odd mix of wit and social commentary.
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Dighton Herald
Lidice Restored or Memorial Site With New Village Nearby
The text notes Lidice was wiped out by Germans in World War II and later preserved as a memorial with a new Lidice built beside it. It also mentions that not all ladybirds are suitable for pest control as some harm plants and that shipping to farmers requires a species that hibernates in colonies.
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Lidica
Lidice
Bible Verse: The Lord Pleads with All Nations
A Bible verse from Nahum 2 31 warns that the Lord has a controversy with all nations and will plead with all peoples. The message emphasizes divine judgment and accountability across lands and rulers.
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Werenilah
First Annual Meeting of National Farm Loan Assoc at Lawrence
Lawrence hosts the first annual meeting of the National Farm Loan Association. Directors elected for next year include George W. Husted Omar C. Browning A L Landsberg W G Barth L T Lammley. Charles Springer named U S Commissioner for four years. Local civic updates follow.
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National Farm Loan Association of
Lawrence
Odd Fellows Hall
George W. Husted
Omar C. Browning
Linwood
A. L. Landsberg
Bonner Springs
W. G. Barth
DeSoto
L. T. Lammley
Perry
Charles Springer
U.S
Darrell Hawk
LHS Junior
Harold PD. Denholm
Tonganoxte
Kansas Ffa
Thomas Garcia
Thomas Garcia Jr
Germany
Dean H. Stoneback
Charleston
D. C
Perry O. Buck Jr
Iwo Jima
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Hal Boyle
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Stony Point
Cecil Smith
Edna Holmes
Dimple Tucker
Corwin Waterson
William Roe
Bernice Holmes
Virgil I¢e
Melvin Holmes
Gladys Waterson
Etta Igé
Elmer Smith
Francis Tucker
Harmon Lybarger
Sachem
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Drake
Birch
Gillespie
W. M
A. ¥. Phillips
Motorola
Merson - Sentinel
Ralph
Airport Junction
George Pickens
Pickens
Wey
Don's
Mon
A. D. Schick & Sons
Don & Doyle
Parsons
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
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Round Corner Drug CO
Olson Plumbing
Muss
Owen Sacegas
Mg Mer
Park Hill
Oak Lodge
Baldwin
George Hayes
MFA Mutual Ins. CO
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