Lawrence Journal World office and pricing details
Editorial and publication staff are listed with addresses at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. The paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company with subscriptions priced at 13 dollars per year by carrier in Lawrence and 35 dollars per year by mail elsewhere in the United States. It is entered as Second Class Mail and is a member of The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Dour’ Na Gaieth
Minnties
United States
Claus
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Prese
AP News
Dulles On Platform Rewrite for 1956 GOP Planks
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles faces a major rewrite in San Francisco to shape foreign policy planks for the 1956 Republican platform. The 1952 draft, edited by Taft Republicans, condemned Truman-era policies and lambasted lapses in Latin America, the Middle East, and Asia. Critics say Democrats mishandled foreign aid while containment policy drew Republican praise for Korea’s end and for Southeast Asia Treaty Organization formation. Eisenhower’s Atoms for Peace also moves forward.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
San Francisco
Dulles
Taft
Republican Party
Seard
Truman
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
China
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
Korea
Latin America
Middle East
Africa
Geneva
GOP
United Nations
Japan
Germany
Europe
Congress
Soviet
Russia
Stalin
East Germany
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Eisenhower
Radio and TV Programs Listings Wide Mix August Schedule
A dense OCR page lists WDAF KMBC WREN and WDAP programming by half hour across multiple stations. It shows news, talk, entertainment, game shows, cartoons, silent film blocks, sports, and special broadcasts with many named programs and times, reflecting a dense schedule for a mid 20th century array of stations.
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WDAF
Wren
KMBC
Tima
Morgen Heatty
Cale Ball
WDAR
Fanting
Frederick
Milton C ‘Thureday
Embc Jaeine
Tello
Morgan B
Jeatty
MBC
Wren—K.f.k.i
KMAC
Muale
K.C
KMRC
Dilson Shite
Milton Crow
Martin Black
Wdaf.tv Ae
Kmoc.tvv
Kcmo-Tv
Tay Ps Morgan Caravan R
Hree
Stes
Doug Edwarde
the News
Lovie Museum
United Nations Report
Disneyland
Tay
Dunninger
20Th Century Fox
Waterfront
Frankie Laine
Lile
Guiding Stohe
Labor Backing Hall Fails To Rally GOP Nominating Bid
Labor support for Gov. Fred Hall in his bid for Republican nomination faltered as he lost to State Rep. Warren Shaw in key cities and rural areas. The controversy centered on House Bill No. 20, the 1955 Right to Work measure, detailing employment protections and penalties for violations. The bill defines terms, bans employment denial based on union membership, and carries a misdemeanor penalty up to 500 dollars or six months in county jail.
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Organized Labor
Fred Hall
Warren Shaw
Topeka
Hall
Kansas
Shaw
State of
The Glorious Privilege of Ballot Casting
An essay extols the private act of voting, praising ballot secrecy and individual conscience. It argues that a voter, empowered and uncoerced, will vote according to personal beliefs, regardless of outside pressure, and warns against attempts to manipulate choice. It asserts democracy rests on personal responsibility and inevitability of free will at the ballot box.
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God
Letters On Voting Echo Election Concerns
John M. Jewett Jr of Northbrook writes to question absentee ballot procedures amid get out the vote campaigns. He recounts receiving a second ballot and asks about costs, county clerk efficiency, candidate impact, and potential plot to invalidate ballots.
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Journal-World
Sam
John M. Jewett, Jr
Ash Lane
Northbrook, Ll
Murphy of State Dept is Redeemer of Tangled Stories
Washington sources describe Robert Murphy as a diplomatic troubleshooter likened to a newspaper rewrite man. At 61 he handles international crises, with tours from Washington to London, reporting to Eisenhower and Dulles while senior colleagues like Lou Henderson stand beside him.
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Washington
State Department
Robert Murphy
Murphy
London
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
Eisenshower
Dulles
Eisenhower
Henderson
Bird psychologist: Hal Boyle on keeping pets calm
Rene Gaspard, owner of Midtown Pet Center, calls himself a bird psychologist. He warns neurotic owners can distress pets, notes celebrities’ animals, and shares tips on teaching parakeets and mynahs with affection, timing, and simple words.
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New York
Rene Gaspard
Gaspard
Midtown
Vie
Career diplomats vs a political secretary of state
The text contrasts career foreign service officers with John Foster Dulles as outsider secretary of state. It argues diplomats are lifelong professionals who advise the secretary, while Dulles is a lawyer-politician whose diplomacy is only an avocation. Secretaries change, but career officers stay and never become secretary.
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Cate
Dulles
Traffic tickets go hi tech in Los Angeles plan
The city chief predicts a future where traffic enforcement relies on closed circuit cameras and photographed offenses. Officers may no longer make direct contact with motorists and fines would be mailed to offenders and to the traffic court. Byroads, patrols, and the human element may persist despite changes.
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Winfield Courier
William H. Parker
Los Angeles
Shock Care Independence Reporter
Ontario’s attorney general Kelso Roberts advocates shocking motorists to improve behavior. He proposes expanding accident awareness programs to deter reckless driving and curb crashes.
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Ontario
Kelso Roberts
Ontario plan for horror displays in court rooms proposed
The article discusses using horror pictures for display in court rooms and on horror albums to show traffic violators. It notes policy success in reducing accidents by about one sixth and references past efforts such as Ohio crosses at fatality scenes. It questions long-term effectiveness and suggests trying the Ontario plan despite uncertainty.
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Ohio
Ontario
Barbs on money and daily life from a bygone era
A fragment reflects on salary struggles a few years ago and current hardships. It laments talk of money, compares movie theater popcorn to past entertainment, notes a father’s first step with his child, and muses on age from one to a century amid mosquitoes and files.
Quiz Q first true US radio station and singing mice
The text presents two Q A items about a 1913 radio station named Radio Arlington and a claim that house mice sing. Experts say singing is likely due to bronchial or asthmatic conditions, not true singing.
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Naby’s
Radio
Arlington
E. Com
Old Home Town Notes From YEARS AGO-1H6
A collage of social and civic happenings dated 1921 and 23 YEARS AGO recalls deaths, family gatherings, and community events in Baldwin and nearby towns. Obituaries note Mrs George Hunter and Mrs William Snavely, with survivors listed. Socials include birthday and farewell parties, and visits by notable locals. The 1921 items cover tax talks, club gatherings, a bridge project, new grain elevators, and public health activity, reflecting a lively early 20th century town. The piece also highlights science education efforts in Los Alamos with local programs and student demonstrations.
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George Hunter
Frank Wade
William Snavely
Sam Ferguson
Ryland
Jack Metz
Warren Darnell
Roy Easum
Darrel Easum
Jimmy Cole
Jerry Nitchels
William Nieder
Lynn Dillon
Bernard Spence
Bobby Bignall
Gaylord Tefft
A. J. Anderson
Ruth Orcutt
Hawaiian Islands
Neal Wherry
Lawrence
Bessie Daum
Wherry
Selective Service
Washington, D.C
C. H. Ashton
Davida Olinger
Tokyo
Japan
Otto Hunzicker
Stephen Wayne Johnson
Douglas County Tax Payers League
Ed Heaston
Baldwin
Willis Martin
E. S. Harvey
Frank Horrell
Vinland
Fred Zoeliner
Tonganoxie
Adrian Lindsey
Norman
Okla
Franklin Jackman
John Brand
Wayne McCoy
George Bullene
E. R. Learned
Louise Weideman
Edmund Learned
Mra
S. S. Learned
F. ©. Russell
Kate Iggs
Woodland Park
Evangelical Association
Kaw
Bowersock Mill and Power Co
Social Service League
League
Sophie Agie
Minnie Bearman
Olinda Brune
Mayme Brune
Minnie Kahle
Mabel Parnell
Eunice Parnell
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Arthur Nary
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Faye Emerson
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Arthur Godfrey
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Mynah
John
Los Alamos
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