Lawrence World Company publication details to 1952
Established in 1884 with Simons as editor this Lawrence Kansas daily notes publication by the World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, and notes postal classifications and post office registration.
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Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampanire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Douxvnn
United
Postoffic Clasa
al Lawrance
Mamie Eisenhower Enjoys Gettysburg Rest From Presidency
Mamie Eisenhower remains at the Gettysburg farm on a extended break after his heart attack. She manages the home by phone, plans meals, answers mail, and sometimes travels to Washington to supervise operations while Ike contends with ongoing duties as a summer bachelor.
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Petgar Boson
Washington Cerreapene Waskington
Mamie Eisenhower
Noo
Gettysburg
Ike
Mamie
Executive
Eisenhower
White House
Hip
Mary Jane McCafeee
Radio and TV Programs Listed by Stations
Radio and TV schedules show WDAF KMGG WREN WDAP and KMBC with hourly begins and program names including News Music Allen, Hail Lawrence Welk Orchestra, Paulins Frederick, All Star Parade, Imagination, and Millton Cross coverage for Monday August 6 and Tuesday August 7.
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WDAF
KMGG
Ne & Lowsen
KMEC
WDAP
Hailwrence Welk
Paulins
Frederick Wren
All Star Parade Bande
Wren—Imagination
Wrensee
Nordine
KMBC
WREN
Millton Cross
Television Schedule Snapshot From August Listings
A dense OCR of TV station lineups shows WDAF KMBC and CMC schedules with news weather and a mix of dramas comedies and variety shows. It lists Mickey Mouse Club Captain Kangaroo Today’s Woman and multiple late night programs along with News Tonight and Weather updates across stations and time blocks.
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Wdaf-Tv
KMBC
Cmc-Tv
Mickey Mouse Club
Mackae Ja
News & Weather
Famous Playhouse
Charles Farrell
Film Fair
Vic Damone
Robert Hennamery
Studio O
Hollywood Playhouse
Dotty Mack
Ernie Kovacs
Irey
Kapsemen
Rey Gink Asarora
Premiere Playhouse
Ger Reese Tuseday
Antate Mangares
Arthur Goafrey
Guiding Light
Johnny Carson
Elisabeth
Matines Theatre
Bob Crosbychew
Dr. N. Venturoes
Mickey Jotae
Frankie Carle
Neva Caravan
Star Weather
Paul— Fores
Impous
Eawarde
the News
Warner Bo
Joe
Spotlight Theatre
Wya
Big Picture
Studio 67
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Ray Hutton
Tuearsy
Lawrence airport bond drive urged for better facilities
An editorial urges voters to approve a $50,000 airport bond, matching federal funds to total $100,000 for a 3,000-foot hard surface runway. It argues the plan lowers long term costs, improves rail and air access, and spurs business and industrial growth in Lawrence, noting past transportation fights show local persistence pays off.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Intoxication tests spark debate on legal use in Baltimore
A demonstration of a blood alcohol device in Baltimore produced mixed results as a man who drank 12 ounces of whisky became ill yet the machine did not declare him conclusively drunk. The test highlighted the mismatch between machine verdicts and human judgment and the need for broader trials to address varying effects of alcohol on different people. The Wall Street Journal notes job satisfaction as a marker of success, while the piece ends with a snide question about social etiquette for guests and dependents.
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Baltimore
Marines Past Training Methods Spark Name Change Call
A reader denounces Marine Corps training methods after a court ruling, arguing the Marine spirit is degraded by soft living officers. He urges changing the organization’s name to preserve the legacy of Marines who fought and died, and notes concerns over training impacts on lives and national security.
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Navy
Suh
Marine Corps
Lewis iChester Puller
Marine
Sis
Dwight Resor
Tenn Sr
Ike Faces Dual Motives for 1956 Bid
President Eisenhower signals two reasons for seeking a second term. He cites duty to country after heart attack and a need to build up the party. Reports cite confidants and journalist Robert Donovan noting GOP urging, desire for party rebuilding, and aim to help preserve peace.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Mar
Mig
Robert J. Donovan
Hisenhower
Donovan
Hal Boyle On Aging Working Girls And American Life
Hal Boyle surveys aging trends among American working women and reflects on social shifts, noting evolving roles, iconic figures, and cultural snippets from 1440 to the present. The piece blends humorous asides with broader observations on labor, leisure, and national identity.
Vacation Season Habits and Mosquito Woes Loom
The passage notes men and women packing for trips amid a busy home life, with emphasis on vacation season. It mentions fishing as a pastime and jokes about faces and hair. Mosquitoes hinder evenings, affecting how people enjoy time outdoors.
Bible Verse Fragment Reflects Corinthian Letter Theme
Fragmentary OCR note cites Corinthians chapter content about natural teaching and guidance. The readable line mentions nature not teaching and hints at a dated biblical reference. No clear event or full verse available.
Comment That Settles It Mount Omine Ban for Women
A 23 year old Toshiko Ishida vows to climb Mount Omine in Japan where for 1,300 years women have been forbidden. Village officials argue the ban remains, citing unknown reasons and traditional authority while Ishida asserts the goal of shattering a long held dream.
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Wall Street Journal
Toshiko Ishida
Omine
Japan
Mount Ree Gsc
Mount Omine
Quiz clues and Lincoln bullet exhibit in Washington
A fragmentary quiz note mentions a single shot Derringer bullet that killed Abraham Lincoln now exhibited at the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology in Washington DC. It states five star officers never retire, remaining on active duty in theory.
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Abraham Lincoln
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Washington, D.C
U.S
Swarthout highlights at KU recital and local news
Old Home Town Dean D M Swarthout reports Blanche Pierson among three top performers at the Advanced recital during the KU music camp. John James Cain returns from Shattuck Military School summer camp in Faribault Minn where he won first in a rifle meet against the Minnesota state guard. Cain leads Liberty Memorial High School rifle team as president.
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Blanche Pierson
K. U
John James Cain
Faribault
Minn
Shattuck Military School
Minnesota State Guard
John
Liberty Memorial
Lawrence
James Mott
Edwin Abels
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Baldwin
Neva
Irene
Hansen
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State Insurance Commissioner
Cc. E. Birch
Board of Education
W. W. Curfman
Birch
Douglas County 4-H
Kansas
Christie Hepler
J. A. Terrell
Martha Lou Perkins
Ruth Blough
Morgan Allison
Clarence Hubbard
Max McClure
Robert Miller
Anna Lindell
Margaret Colman
Ruby Leonard
George Hedrick
Pathe
James Naismith
T. J. Sweeney
Acacias
Chapter House
Salome Langmaid
Mildred Light
Arne Griffith
Roze Haworth
Cora Shinn
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