Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead history note
Lawrence Daily Journal World, established 1854, details editor Simons and publisher Mayer. It lists staff, address, and pricing notes for subscriptions in Lawrence and surrounding counties. Includes postal and AP affiliations and circulation Bureau memberships.
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Lawrence
Jurnal-World
Dolph Simons
Seantae Ee
Bill: Mayer
Nk Esior Nest Ponttus Rayoeieina
Leo" Elluer
Simons
By & Word Company
Sinth
New Hampshire
Kansas
Malty Douglas
Mally
United States
Secon
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Residents crave spring as cold weather lingers and drought lingers
Lawrencians endure a stubbornly chilly spell as gardeners and yard workers nudge for steady warmth and rain. Despite weekend relays and sunny hopes, damp cold dominates, delaying cleanup plans and dampening enthusiasm. Citizens also plead for soaking rains to ease a severe moisture deficit threatening local crops and lawns.
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Peretier
Curiosity Not Affection in British View of Russian Leaders
The Manchester Guardian Weekly notes that British sentiment toward Bulganin and Khrushchev is curiosity and polite hospitality rather than affection. Other papers say Russians attract attention like a dangerous spectacle, not friendship, while highlighting past brutal ties to Stalin and the public’s wary interest in Soviet leaders’ visit.
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Manchester Guardian Weekly
England
Bulganin
Krushchev
BR & E
Daily Worker
B & IK
B& K
Russia
Josef Stalin
Ihemain
Meeting Folks Best Travel Product
Hal Boyle muses on travel as a social lens from shipboard diets to airline stewards and the value of meeting people. He contrasts tester travelers with real human culture found in ordinary homes and the practical quirks of tourism. The piece touches NATO roots in Iceland and a 1919 treaty aim for peaceful cooperation.
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Paris
Dulles hints NATO could expand beyond military scope
Secretary of State Dulles hinted NATO might broaden beyond military aims to include economic and social cooperation among the 15 member nations. He noted the alliance serves the Atlantic community but urged exploring wider development, with the United States ready to join in.
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Washington
Dulles
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Marlov Russia
Associated Press
New York
United States
Italy
Gaetango Partino
Canada
Lesley Pearson
Giovanni Gronchi
Congress
Gronchi
Eisenhower
U. S
Russia
Guy Mollet
France
Christian Pineau
West
Parliament of
Teeland
Barbs Drive-Ins And Classroom Quirks In Town Notes
The review notes a string of local observations about drive-in theaters reopening for families and children dozing off, minor counting errors in some classes, and a common grim joke about a man judging dinner timing by his meal. The piece playfully critiques everyday quirks and social rituals in the community.
Verse Spuabusta: Children Go Forward After Exodus Passage
A fragmentary note references Exodus 14 14 about children going forward. The line seems to reflect a Bible verse idea rather than a full article.
Comment on the Wind War and Soil Preservation in Kansas
A dusty rural scene shows fields resisting wind with harrow patterns and active farm work. Farmers persevere through dust storms, keeping topsoil in place, earning longer term gains while weather tests their endurance and the land’s value, highlighting Kansas soil as a resource.
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MePhereon Republicny
Kansas
New Ideas Shift North American Foreign Aid Policy
Washington debates foreign aid reform as Eisenhower seeks a 4.8 billion dollar request and 10 year commitments. Senators Johnson and George push scrutiny over guarantees while Herter Craig Hopkins and others propose new commissions and larger programs. Proposals span private studies to multiyear, multinational funding, with a backdrop of Soviet competition and doubts about Russia’s capabilities.
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Washington
U.S
Eisenhower
Congress
George N. Craig
R-Ind
United States
John J. Hopkins
General Dynamics Corp
Committee For Economic Development
Progressive Big Businessmen
J. D. Zellerbach
San Francisco
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Russia
U.N
Brook Hays
D-Ark
Chester Merrow
R-N.h
Eric A. Johnston
Middle East
Benjamin A. Javits
New York
Economic Development Corp
Ivan G. Kavanov
U.N. Economic Commission For Europe
Geneva
Soviet Union
China
Births and local notes from Old Home Town
Old Home Town items note the birth of Gheryl-Ann Creel on April 20 and Barbara Jean Sneegan at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The Fairview bridge opens, honoring pioneer memory. Jayhawk chapter meetings, school events, and local police tragedy are mentioned, along with bids for Baldwin’s Methodist Church and Hoover Dam contract signing. Community life, business price changes, and local health rescue are included.
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Howard Creel
Gheryl-Ann
Lawrence-Baldwin Road
Fairview
B. M. Owen
Lois Penny
Pfc
Robert Sneegan
Barbara Jean
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sneegan
Marine Base
San Diego
Marjorie Mulvaney
Jayhawk
National Secretaries Association
Marion Peek
Trula Longacre
Alwinna Burria
Babe Ruth
Melvin Howe
North Lawrence
Howe
John Ingalls
Oklahoma
New Methodist
Baldwin
Ray Lyman Wilbur
United States Interior Department
Hoover Dam
Don A. Freeman
W. C. Simons
Dolph Simons
O. W. Maloney
Brackett
Lawrence
California
W. Jones
Hicks
Linwood
Capy Gelew Radio and TV Schedule Feature
The provided broadcasting grid lists WDAF and WREN programs for Tuesday and Wednesday April 24 25. It details news songs baseball features Dragnet American Music Hall and a range of shows including Top of the Week Evening and Truth or Consequences with a dense lineup of local stations KMBC KMBC News and KMBC Music.
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Wran
WDAF
KMBGT
Wren
Dragnet
KFKU
KMBC
Voice of
Firestone
Nito Li
Ty Noreen
Hearta
Newa
Dilson
Avda Granther
Martin Bloch
Television guide highlights for Tuesday and Wednesday schedules
A dense, OCR heavy television programming listing for WDAP TV and KCMO TV detailing April 24 and April 28 schedules. It lists shows across the day including Mickey Mouse Club News Dinah Shore Show Wyatt Earp Captain Kangaroo Today News Studio 67 Secret Storm Queen for a Day The Tonight Show and various dramas, sports and movie slots with channel identifiers and times.
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Mickey Mouse Club
Star News
Warners: Bros
News Caravan
Milton Berle
Philliers
Navy Log
Wyatt Earp
Jans Wyman
Guy Lombardo
Daddy
Red Skelton
Sparta
eSpot
Studio News
Captain Kangeroo
Ernia Kavece
oHomper Room
The
Heppy
NBC
Jveson Crosby
Binksise
Zene Fisher
PoDlaneyland
Bereen Racara Playhoy
nArthur Godfrey
Friends
MGM Parade
Television Theatre
U.S. Steel Hour
Galeenty Playhouse
New ‘Orleans
Ow Rey
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NEA
Old Home Town
RADIO
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AMSC
Kcmo-Tv
Via TV
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Qeweet
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