Fragmentary newspaper masthead and notices
The readable text shows a fragmented masthead and postal rates from a Lawrence paper, listing editor and publisher roles, telephone numbers, delivery rates by carrier and mail, and references to the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. The garbled lines obscure full details.
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Lawrence
United States
Poptel Matter
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News Dispatches
Hall and Young GOP in Kansas politics in 1956
The article examines Governor Fred Hall's effort to win over Kansas Young Republicans and the mixed results across districts. Wyandotte County backs Hall while statewide youth support remains split, with Ware Shaw as Hall’s GOP opponent gaining better Young Republican footing.
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Fred Hall
Kansas
Hall
Douglas County
Big Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Olathe
Wyandotte
Ottawa
Topeka
Wareren Shaw
Triumph for the Gals on Safer Driving Claims
The article argues women drivers are safer and saner than men, citing statistics: far fewer fatal accidents among women, overall fewer mishaps, and lower insurance rates for women under 25. It notes the ratio of male to female drivers is about 5 to 2, and argues caution and respect for the car matter more than raw driving skill.
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U. S
Khrushchev’s Britain Visit Raises Leadership Doubts
Western observers question Khrushchev’s coolness and shrewdness after a controversial Britain trip with Bulganin and Khrushchev’s public claims of a hydrogen missile. Malenkov remains a potential comeback figure as Khrushchev appears to dominate Soviet leadership.
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Washington
Russia
Bulgaria
Khrushchev
Britain
Marlow
Georgi Malenkov
Bulganin
Keys Rule Germany Not Beer As Hal Boyle Describes
Hal Boyle reports from Frankfurt that in Germany the key is the true sovereign, not beer. He observes German households carry many keys from front doors to basements and even refrigerators, reflecting a security mindset shaped by centuries of conflict.
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MER@ ALTSCHULL
Hal Boyle
Frankfurt
Germany
Federal Republic
Ministry of Foods
Schiesser
Comment Parking Solved Shows Private Initiative Leading
The article argues urban parking improves not by a single fix but a mix of methods. Private firms run most spaces with chain lots and metered services while cities add garages and lots. Suburban shift and building razing for parking drive the trend and pace.
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Christian Science Monitor
United States News
Weathered thoughts on cheese wealth and political wiles
A quirky meditation argues that many cheeses command high prices and long for ideal outcomes. It likens a large bank balance to weathering storms and notes the charm of choosing freely yet pleasing others. The piece ends by praising a candidate who aligns with voter desire.
Custodian history of the Great Seal and related trivia
The Great Seal has been in the State Department’s custody since the 1789 act naming the secretary of state as custodian. Earlier, the Senate held it. Other questions cover how South Dakota ranches were acquired in the 1880s, a coined term exurbanite, and a 1955 census estimate of over 24 million in the U S population.
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United States
Thomas Jefferson
State Department
Secretary of State
Senate
South Dakota
May Day sugar boost and local civic notes from Lawrence
Old Home Town Spare stamp 49 becomes valid May 1 for five extra pounds of sugar. Douglas County appoints Henry Brinkman district school reorgan ization chairman. Miss Maude Ellsworth to represent Kansas at World Conference on Education in New York. Mrs Frazee hosted visitors from Los Angeles and staged Friday Auction Club. Kansas Academy of Science held 22nd annual meeting with Roger C. Smith elected president and Beatrix Charlton placing second in a Wichita contest.
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Douglas County
Henry Brinkman
Maude Ellsworth
Kansas
New York
Miss Ellsworth
Scotland
Karl Klooz
Bridge
Harry Frazee
Los Angeles
C. 5. Holmes
Lyle Powell
A. B. Ewing
Geraldine Hartley
Gerald Thomas
Harold Thomas
Kansas City
Kansas Academy of Science
Roger C. Smith
Manhattan
W. J. Baumgartner
K.U
Ray Q. Brewster
Robert Taft
Beatrix Charlton
Kansas Electric Power Co
Wichita
A. B. Mitchell and Sons
Andy
Alex
Ft Leavenworth Hunt Club
Roxali Seabury
W. H. Shoene
Earnest Boyce
L. H. Frink
4. D. Stranathan
F. P. O Brien
WDAP Radio and TV Listings for April Week Schedule
Readable fragments show WDAP and affiliates airing a dense slate of radio and TV programs across dates including April 2 20 25 featuring News Weather Music and comedy shows. Notable items list WDAF KMBC WREN KMBC shows and various musicals and soap operas.
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OWDAF
Kubo
WDAF
Wren
T. B.A
KMBC
Music Hall
Wren—Cardinala Cubs
WDAE
Arondis Marx
WDAR
Athyia
Bans
Tommy Rasp
Eeeling
Frederick
WDAY
EMBC
Dilaon
Cocoanut Grove
Wren—Tollo
Morgan Beatty
Showtime
Bill Stern
K.F.K.U
KMHC
Muse Hall
Wren—Muale Hall
Nelson Eddy
Muala Hall
Tommy Dorsey
Newas
K.C
Dilaan
H. B. Dilson
Wren—Ballroom
Nowa Asia
Spa
Radio Fisher
Claneyland
News Caravan
Bereen
Ha Television Theatre
Fia
S. Steel
Celebrity Playhouse
New Orleans Police Dept
Newa
Saha
Night Owl
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Kremlin
Malenkov
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Ministry of Keys
Aeee
Matthew
NEA Wasnhteien
Ihe
Nikita Khrushchev
J. V.stalin
Marshal Tito
Tito
Moscow
Belgrade
Rval Stalin
Bukharin
Rykov
Marshal Blucher
Laszlo Rajk
Hungary
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Old Home Town
George Miller
George Kunkel
City Commission
Tospeka
Utopia Club
North Lawrence
Aj E
Burt
Harry: Dicker
Miss Cunningham
Sesigna
Wil
Remington ‘Company
Phil Ahe
Misa Colling
RADIO
Wdap.tv
Kmbc.tv
Kcmo.tv
Goba
Wil Rogen A ' Tuanior
Gcoeves
Tee Rangeros
Tenneansee
Elisabeth
Clay Clete
Margie Diyeie
Bix Payott
NBC
Bob Crosby
Mickey Mouse Club
Three Star News
Bill Hickok
Dinah Shore
Preston
Groucho Marx
Bob Cummings
Eddy Arnold
Dragnet
Clinga
Inbbarta
Steem
Studio 5
DAVIS
New Fork
Larry’s
HFC
Hec
Cusehold Finance
Massachusetts Ave
Litwins
Viking 3
Searey
Motorola
Motorola T. V
Motorce TV
America
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