Daily Journal World Dolpa Publisher Edlior Beete Era
The Lawrence Kansas Daily Journal World lists Beete as publisher editor and Ernest Pomt tos as managing editor with historical notes on establishment in 1864. It notes publication by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Street, rates for subscriptions in Lawrence and Douglas County and across the United States, and AP affiliated news use statements.
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City Moves to Complete Patee Arcade by June
The city commission votes to complete the Patee Arcade quickly, aiming for completion by June. The 800 block on Massachusetts Street renovation will remove a blight from the New Hampshire area and improve access to downtown, encouraging more use of the adjacent parking lots once the arcade opens.
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Cy Commission
Patee Arcade
Massachusetts Street
New Hampshire
Blue jeans fall from favor as fashion shifts to Bermuda shorts
A Montgomery Ward note shows blue jeans waning in popularity among women amid a move to Bermuda shorts and ankle length pants. Style experts warn weight loss, not new clothes, is the key, saying many women cannot offset excess weight with fashions.
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Montgomery Ward
National Homes Corp Quits Prefab School Venture
The National Homes Corp announces withdrawal from prefab school construction amid political pressure from contractors township trustees and building material dealers claiming high costs. The firm asserts prefab schools could cut costs by about half but faced widespread opposition and will halt the program, impacting national education plans.
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National Homes Corp
National Homes
National
Smoke claims spark alarm then production rebound
The piece notes public belief in statistics, cites a temporary drop in cigarette use amid health concerns, then reports February cigarette output rising above 42 billion, up six percent from 1955. It references a reader who quits reading, a frugal friend, Arthur Godfrey and Joe McCarthy as broader cultural notes.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Youthful potential grows through education and example
Editor and readers praise youth as product of past eras and responsible upbringing. The letter extols sports, family support, and the broad success of young people entering coaching, private enterprise, and public service, urged to keep faith in education and parental guidance for the next generation.
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Why Not Call A Subsidy By Its Bid
An editorial argues that U S farm aid is a subsidy via price support payments. It notes tariffs shield some industries and parity pricing keeps farmers above market levels, underscoring government steps to cushion farm income when prices fall. The piece contends the policy amounts to subsidy and questions naming it directly.
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New Books at Free Public Library Display
Lawrence Free Public Library adds many titles this week with biographies, novels, and histories. Notable works include MacArthur biography by Courtney Whitney, Shadow of the Monsoon by William Manchester, Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings trio, and Pictorial History of American Presidents. New records in jazz and classical music complete the collection.
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Free Public Library
MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
United States
Far East
William Manchester
India
Lawrence Free Public Library
Gen.MacArthur
Victor W. VonHagen
American Geographical Society
William O. Douglas
Marshall
Mukherjea
John Crompton
Mary Lefebvre
London
John and
Alice Durant
Washington
Eisenhower
Paris
Charles F. Rove
Bove
The Subtle Farm Price Support Dilemma
The passage argues that parity price subsidies are complex and cause large crop surpluses, with indirect methods creating social and economic side effects. Critics fear the subsidy label, yet indirect approaches resemble concealed socialism, while history shows ongoing government aid across groups.
Double deck elevators on odd and even floors
The two decks of an elevator serve alternating floors with a ramp on the main floor allowing access to either deck. In Milwaukee and Pittsburgh of the National League and Kansas City of the American League, several major league clubs lack television facilities.
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Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Daughters of the American Revolution
Constation Hall
Bible Verse Highlight on Zion and Judah
A brief daily Bible verse notes God’s saving power for Zion and the rebuilding of Judah, invoking Psalm 90:34 style language though the text appears garbled. The message centers on divine deliverance and restoration for the people.
Comment Bill Said It Best
The Independence Reporter notes broad editor and reader interest in a wedding story, with AP logs showing metropolitan papers giving the event heavy coverage. It cites editors as shrewd judges of what readers want and recalls Shakespeare on the world loving a lover as spring invites romance.
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Independence
Associated Press
Monaco
Geneva
William ‘Shakespeare
Tax dodgers draw banker’s ire as voters seek reform
A banker denounces tax dodgers as a menace to good government while questioning how taxpayers rate public spending. The article hints at a Tinota judge’s unusual remark about marriage and botany amid a garbled southern city crowning of Milas as “Smiles.”
Farming Fees Devise DUGLAS LARSON an nanNETH O1MORE WEA
Washington notes President Ike aims for 1900 calories a day to manage weight. Opening day at the ball park finds him snacking on peanuts while the Yankees trounce the Athletics. A banquet with Republican leaders follows, featuring ice cream cake that pushes the calorie end tally toward a third of the daily goal. In dockside entertainment, Canadians aboard a new anti submarine destroyer serve hot buttered rum, hors d oeuvres, and a whale spout fountain.
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Duglas Larson
Washington
White House
Ball Park
Ike
Canada
Secretary of the Navy
Charles Thomas
Alumni Luncheon Recalls Memorial Fund Efforts
A 70 older University alumni gathered for a luncheon to discuss the Memorial fund with remarks by Chancellor Malott Judge Hugo Wedell Fred Ellsworth and Kenneth Postlewaite. Other notes mention Kansans in Hawaii meeting Gen Dwight Eisenhower on his island tour and local judging at Manhattan with several area participants.
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Hugo Wedell
Fred Ellsworth
Kenneth Postlewaite
Hawaii
Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
Islands
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Adnah Clarke
John Fox
Lawrence
John Essick
Manhattan
Dick Johnson
Darrell Houk
John and Calvin Flory
Robert Wulfkuhle
Dean Murphy
Mackey Merrymakers
Frank Brune
Radio and TV Programs Listed Across Stations
The schedule lists programs across WDAF KMEC WREN KFKU KMBC and WDAS for Saturday and Sunday, including news shows Music You Want It's Time Opera and Revival Time. Multiple stations air a mix of news, music, dramas, religious talks and classic hours with various time slots.
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KMBC
Heauty
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WDAS
WDAR
Granado
WREN
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Pauline Frederick Reece
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Television listings for Kansas City area channels on April 29
Ultra-dense page of TV schedules listing WDAF KMBC and others with times 4:00 to 14:30 daily. Programs include wrestling from Chicago On The Trail Annie Oakley Roy Rogers The Big Surprise Heat the Clock Gunsmoke Bonanza various news weather and variety shows across multiple stations and time slots.
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Chicago
Molen
Annie Oakley
Roy Rogers
Parry Como
Lawrence Welk
Star Theatre
George Gobel
Gunemoke
Damon Runyon
North
M. A
Bill Hickock
Hans Christian Andersen
Sunday Film Theatre
Larlat Playhouse
Colonal March of Scotland
Paper of the Jungle
Grace Kennedy
Criminologiat
Outlook
Hopalong Cassidy
Super Circus
Roy Bean
Town & Country Time
Ric Idea
Comedy Hour
General
Electric Theatre
Ted Mack
Tatervision Playhouse
Loretta Foung
Big Town
Margie
Paul
Mid-America
Kansas City
Studio 8
Hodd Mornin
Rae Ir
Godfrey
ycAarthur Goafeay
Ha Sathur
Arthur Godfrey
Tima
Valiant
Wonderland
Robert Q. Lewismin
Notaire
Howes
Studio One
Hollywood
Playhouse
Burns & Alien
Sportaman
Sporta
Premiere Playhouse
Tonisht
Steve Aten
Big Honanss
Night Owl
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Joe McCarthy
John Ronald Renel Tolkien
Hobbitland
N. Martin Kramer
Caroline Gordon
Kendell Crossen
Maj
Milo March
NEW Records
Jazz For Tonight
Steve Allen
the King
Gertrude Lawrence
Clementi Sonatas
Horowitz
Milas
Wesley Heights
Inez Gomez Campos
Juan
Organization of Amesiege
Jung
Rafael Pargas
William L. White
William Allen White
Katherine Klinkenberg
Time Magazine
K.U
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Phi Delta'‘Theta
Miss Klinkenberg
Kappa Alpha Theta
Siam
Herbert Hoover
Edward Gann
Charles Curtis
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Salina
V. .A. Young
George Kirchhoff
Jeanette Bowersock
Bridge ‘Club
Phil, Edwards
Vivian 'Skilton
Harold Zuber
Frederick Squires
Robinson Gym
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Mra. Strong
Board of Regents
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Gees Stiemroar
Oak
Nine Ohbert Adams
C._E.Sheldon
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Festival Opera
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