Lawrence Daily World 1354 Establishment and Local News
The Lawrence World Company publishes daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire with editors and staff including Biresis and Murray. Subscriptions range 36 dollars yearly in Douglas and adjoining counties with six months at 20 dollars and a monthly option. The paper emphasizes Associated Press use for local and AP dispatches. A New Jersey analysis notes residents fear federal taxes exceed aid received as federal outlays rise.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Biresis
Wrence
Kansas
Telephone
Baerto
Murray
Neer Pon
Lawrence
LJ Mala'Douglas
Quial de Dougiae
Lawrance
Ciasa
Audit Bureau of Circuitions
Associated Preap
Associated Presa Ia
Opposition Grows to Washington-Prominent Plan for Peacetime Draft
Washington church leaders and affiliated groups oppose Eisenhower's modified peacetime conscription plan. They point to past defeats of conscription efforts while noting concerns over cost and the temporary nature of the proposal. Lobby groups in Washington handle distribution, with clergy and secular figures framing the moral debate.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
U.S
National Council
Joh Swomley
New York
Alonzo Myers
New York University
Department of Education
George A. Buttrick
Harvard
Elsie Elfenbein
National Council of Jewish Women
Harry Emeron Fosdick
Riverside Church
Radio and TV Programs Listing for April 28 29
Radio and TV schedules list multiple stations WDAF AM KFKU KMBC and WREN with programs including Allan Jackson Morgan Beatty The Lone Ranger Garry Moore News and various theatre and variety shows. Notable items show Top of Eventing and Hourly News across several outlets.
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WDAF
AMBC
WREN
KFKU
KMBU
Allan Jackson
Ello Toast
Morgan Beatty
WDAPF
Roy Rogers
KMAC
Whistler T.W
KMBC
Bill Stern
Heaton
Blackie
Jane Pickena
Kam Rolbing
Crosby
Martin Klock
Weli -Kaebs
Daniel
Apri
Jackson
Just Fine
Wren—Tello
Wren—Slone Ranger Wiyar
KFRKU
Imnah
Marin
Grable and
Ames
Woaf.tv
Kmbc-Whb
TVV
Kgmo-Tv
Star News
Pelevision
Lax Viden
Ube Defender
Moana Nine O'Clock News Sports CO
Colonel March
Wrather
Bandung conference boomerang shocks China and Russia
Ralph Wallace argues Western powers may have subsidized the Bandung conference. The United States was not represented yet benefits from outcomes. Chou En lai’s plan backfired when Ceylon’s prime minister condemned red colonialism, making the meeting a powerful but costly blow to communist aims.
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Ralph Wallace
Tiller
Toller
United States
Chou En-lai
Wallace
Ceylon
China
Russia
McCarthy saga spurs debate over tax claims and media foes
East coast commentators labeled by New York Daily News as literary hatchet men clashed with IRS findings on Senator McCarthy. The IRS audited 1947 to 1952, found minor errors and issued a small refund, while Hoover warned subversives proliferated, prompting Omaha World-Herald to argue the threat lingered.
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East
Senator McCarthy
New York Daily News
McCarthy
Internal Revenue Service
Wisconsin
Omaha World-Herald
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
the World-Herald
Dandelion Day Proposal for KU Campus Greenery
The Kansas University campus faces a dandelion surge this spring. A proposed revival of Dandelion Day would dismiss classes for an afternoon and mobilize students to clear the lawns, restoring the Mt. Oread slope to a greener, more attractive appearance.
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Kansas University
University 19
Mt. Oread
Knowland Questions Formosa Talks With Reds
Senator Knowland of California voiced misgivings about possible direct peace talks with the Communist Chinese on Formosa. He warned such negotiations might abandon Chiang Kai-shek and endanger American interests. The Eisenhower administration had shown willingness to discuss a cease-fire with Red China in the Formosa area.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Senate
Eisenhower
Formosa
Damiel Marlow
Dulles
Reds
United States
Formuosa
State Department
Chiang Kai-shek
California
Chiang-held Islands
Chiang
Munich
Yalta
Geneva
Viet Nam
Hisenhower
State Departments
Fisenhower
George D-Gale
Hospitality War On The Elbe A Draw For Bradley
Hal Boyle recalls a ten year old incident of a cordial hospitality exchange along the Elbe between American officers and Soviet troops. Bourbon and vodka shaped a tense yet friendly encounter with toasts and food, ending with Gen. Bradley crediting bourbon and violinist Jascha Heifetz for a moral draw in the war of hospitality.
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New York
America
Elbe
Kentucky
Iva Zonev
Omar Nelson Bradley
Bradley
Honev
Kane T
Paris
Koney
Jascha Heifers
Gen. Bradley
Letters Program Is Threatened by Senate Funding Cut
The International Exchange of Persons Program faces near shutdown if the House cut a proposed appropriation from twenty two million to twelve million. The letter writers warn of reduced Fulbright grants, halted exchanges with countries including Israel Formosa and Korea, and diminished knowledge exchange affecting Lawrence and nationwide ties. They urge constituents to contact their senators during the Senate appropriations committee review.
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Journal-World
Senate
House of Representatives
Israel
Formosa
Korea
Germany
Australia
Finland
Latin America
Far East
Asia
Africa
Smith-Mundt
Lawrence
K. U
America
J. Neale Carman
Glenn Kappelman
Chris Kraft
Gene Burnett
O. K. Hardy
Martha LL. Cote
Penny Clayton
Mo Cromer
Bible Verse Reference With Names From Hebrews
A dated Bible verse note mentions He Ja mot nahamed calling them brathran and cites Hebrews 2 41. The fragment suggests a devotional or study cue without full context or clear attribution.
Texas Millionaire Marries His Nurse
A Texas millionaire married his nurse in a high profile match reported as a surprising romance. The ceremony drew attention amid talk of wealth and caretaking amid a small downtown celebration.
Quiz Q and Answer Highlights on Insects and Lakes
A reader quiz covers the jumping bean insect parasite, naming Carpocapsa saltivora as the causative gypsy moth. It also ranks Great Lakes by size, listing Superior second, Huron fifth, Michigan sixth, Erie first, Ontario forty fourth. The Gideons are tied to Bibles placed in hotel rooms.
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Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Huron
Michigan
Erie
Lake Ontario
Allied and German fronts advance drive joys and trials
A 1945 news snapshot reports Lt Earl Flory rescued and flown to Paris after missing since March 27 as Allies and Russians meet near Berlin. Lathrop Read Jr. gains lieutenant colonel in Germany. Shoe stamps return Aug 1 after a delay. Local clubs, social events, and a fire in Oskaloosa round out a busy year in Kansas.
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J. D. Flory
Lone Star
Earl Flory
Germany
Paris
Berlin
Lathrop B. Read Jr
Army
Forrest Jackson
Cooperative Club
Bobby Barnhill
University Nursery School
Red Cross
Comment Inside a Crook's Skull
An editorial critique argues that criminals are inherently unwise and doomed to fail. It cites Cleobulus and a Dodge City Globe quote to claim crime offers no lasting payoff, noting crooks may temporarily prosper through theft or murder but not long.
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Topeka State Journal
Cleobulus
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Charles Thudium
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Charles
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J. C. Holloway
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Parsons
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Nick Schelbar
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