Lawrence Daily News business and staff listing
The item lists the Lawrence Daily News staff including editor W. C. Simons and managing editor ST Pontius W, advertising director A. W. Murray, and notes the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. It shows subscription rates by carrier and mail in various counties and confirms AP membership and post office publication status.
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W. C. Simons
the World Company
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Eisenhower faces top government talent pay and ethics clash
President Eisenhower grapples conflicts of interest in senior appointments as Harold E. Talbott, W. W. White, Hugh A. Stewart and others face questions over outside pay and influence. Congress probes how officials' private earnings affect public decisions. The cases, while varied, spotlight ethics in a high-stakes era.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold E. Talbott
Uncle Sam
Terretary Talbott
Air Force
Talbott
Congress
W. W. White
Dept. of Defense
Esso Export Corp
Gen. White
Standard Oil
Esso
Hugh A. Stewart
Oil and Gas Div
Dept. of Interior
Texas Co
Radio and TV Listings Reel With Topeka Notes
A dense list of station IDs KMBC WREN WDAF and others outlines Monday through Tuesday schedules for KMBC WDAF KCKU and related outlets. It names programs such as News Weather Sports and various shows plus horários, times and hosts like Morgan Beatty Bing Crosby and Henry Jerome, with notes on a missing sponsor and miscellaneous local commentary.
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Nowe
Allan Jackson
Kidd
WDAF
Nevacaat
KMBC
Wren
Tello
Man On Go
Morgan Beatty
KM UA
Reon
MDAF
Henry J. Taylor
KMI
Ed Srey
Voice of
Firestone
Rosemary Chauncey
Bing Crosby
WDAP
Land of Amiricn
Amos and
Anity Wren
Freeman
Stga
Fibber McCee
Wrenn
Nown
Tenneasen
Ernie
Window of the World
Grable and
Jamies
Tennessee Ernie PF
Henry Jerome
WDAR
Clasate
KMBRC
Teenesser Beale
Martin tHloch
Patti Page
Premiere Playhouse
jeulo—Holive Treport
Dong
Garry Moore
Iiery Stoore
Virent
Tima
Arthur Cucfrey
Timeefah Graham
heArthur Godfrey
Godfrey Thie
Artur Godfrey
Rick
Daick Parr
Woarte Metore
Welcome Travelers
Videra
Purple Sage
Bob
Rober
Q. Lewis Nhow
Robert Q. Lewis
Ahow
Investock Marketa
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Nanny
Kida Karnival
City
Commander
Flace
the Fame
Three Star News
Superman
Arthur Murry
Big Picture D
Tamer
Danny Thomas
Amila
Dalia
Playhouse 800
Studio &TessRolenes
Spoerta
U.S.A
K.C
Eisenhower disarmament talks eyed with cautious optimism
A Moscow analysis defends continuing negotiations with the Soviet Union despite dissatisfaction with Eisenhower's disarmament and inspection proposals. It argues Geneva shifted leverage to the Soviets, portrays the American program as an attrition tactic exposing false peace plans, and stresses patient dialogue to reduce global tension.
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Moscow
Eisenhower
Geneva
Interpretive Switch in Regents Law Sparks Debate in Kansas
A lengthy Kansas opinion recalls the 19th century chancellor dismissal controversy and the creation of a Regents law that requires a cause for removal. It notes that civil service protections may need revision to protect appointees, amid debates in Lawrence and beyond.
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Tate Service
Hansans
State Board
Kansas
Lawrence
State Board of Regents
Feasoh
Board of Regents
Davis
Ben
Paulen
Lindley
Taft Memorial AY project to build Taft memorial
A private group led by Rep B Carroll Reece plans a bell tower memorial in Washington to honor the late Senator Robert A Taft. Fundraising will rely on private contributions with a goal of 1 200 000 and no government funds. Citizens nationwide may donate. Contact 598 Union Trust Building Washington DC.
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Obert A. Taft
Washington
B. Carroll Reece
Senator Taft 4
Robert A. Taft
Tan
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
View With Perspective on Eisenhower Policy and Press
A fragmentary opinion piece discusses the present administration under President Eisenhower. It notes political divisions, campaign timing, and perceived press sentiment in Britain through a Telegraph summary. The excerpt reflects on economic strain and the administration’s standing.
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London: Telegraph
Red China U.N. Seat Split Stirs U.S. Debate
James Marlow reports Washington treats Red China as a ghost nation not legally recognized yet engages with its diplomats. Dulles cites nonrecognition while Geneva talks hint at concessions. A UN seat looms, risking two Chinas if Washington shifts, as Eisenhower era policy and Formosa ties complicate steps toward possible recognition.
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Washington
United States
China
Chou
America
Formosa
Fang
Red China
U.N
Eisenhower
South Korea
State Department
U. S
Little Blowhard Surrenders To Modern Cooling
Hal Boyle recalls his air conditioner nicknamed little blow hard. After years of temperamental clashes Frances replaces him with newer units during a heat wave. The piece wanders through humor about gadgets, marriage dynamics, and a man’s stubborn stand against change.
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Frances
Rover
Late Meal Comments On Finnish Nights And Travel
A discussion on climatic changes in Finland notes light summer nights disturb sleep for some visitors. Blinds are a quick fix, but not always effective. An incident involved Mohammedan visitors in Lapland during endless daylight. Tourists push on, aiming to cover vast distances daily. El Dorado Times observes determination amid travel hardship. Premier Faure’s Geneva return brings a wry remark about still being premier. A Kansas City milk war affects prices, with farmers supported by dairies.
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Finlandia
Finland
Lapland
Verse About Gladness In the Heart
A brief devotional line stating that thy words bring gladness to the heart, offering comfort and spiritual encouragement. The wording suggests a personal prayer or reflection on divine joy and inspiration.
Barbs Question Hats Amid Fall Hunt Season Commentary
The piece comments on fall hats and hunting season, musing on climate changes and happiness. It notes men intoxicated by love before marriage, then punch drank afterwards, and mentions baby contests as judges gain popularity with a mother. It suggests losing interest in saving money leads to losing interest in not saving it.
Quiz Q and Answers from an Old Q&A Sheet
A fragment list asks about the southernmost city Punta Arenas in Chile near the Straits of Magellan. It also cites Ireland’s epic poem Tamn Bo Cunilnge and explains the expression double in brass as managing two roles in one firm, such as keeping two sets of books.
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Punta Arenas
Chile
Straits of Magellan
South Pole
Western
Europe
Ireland
Atomic bombing devastates Hiroshima as war rages on
The blast destroys 60 percent of Hiroshima with reports of renewed conflict. Russia declares war on Japan and plans for a mass trial of German war criminals emerge. Olaf Eckman of Vinland earns the Skelly Agricultural award for wartime food production. PFC Elwin Richard Carter arrives on furlough with his family after seven months in Europe. Various local residents travel and visit relatives, with several couples and individuals mentioned in social and community notes.
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Hiroshima
Russia
Japan
Olaf Eckman
Vinland
Skelly Agricultural
Elwin Richard Carter
Virginia Farley
Camp Ellis
Macomb
Los Alamos records first vagrancy case in decade long history
An atomic center in Los Alamos New Mexico reports its first vagrancy case in more than ten years. A man was fined 100 dollars by Justice of the Peace Joseph Conner, with the fine suspended on condition he leave the area.
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Los Alamos
N. M
Long Ast
Justice of the Peace
Joseph. Conner
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