Lawrence Daily Journal World Ad Rates and Contacts
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editor C Simons and publisher Dolph Simons with staff J W Murray. It shows advertising and circulation details for Lawrence and Douglas counties, rates for various timeframes, and mentions Associated Press membership and Bureau listing.
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C. Simons
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Lawrence
Kansas
Dolph Simons
J. W. Murray
Marlen Douglas
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Assted
Automation and Labor: A 20 Year Outlook
Analysts warn automation could shrink jobs by 1975 though others argue population growth will drive demand for services. The debate centers on whether fully automated production will create unemployment or new work through increased needs in feeding clothing and housing as the workforce must adapt.
Savings in Kansas Show Strong Growth in Savings and Loan Assets
A Kansas Savings and Loan League report notes assets exceed 431 million dollars, up 11 percent in six months. Almost one in ten Kansans invest in savings and loan, with 1949 assets about 40 percent of today’s total, indicating widespread prudent saving and accumulation.
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Kansas
Kansas Savings and Loan League
AAA withdraws backing of Memorial Day 500 race
The American Automobile Association cuts support for race events including Indianapolis Memorial Day 500, stating racing does not serve the organization's safety mission. The move sparks debate over drag strips funded by taxpayers and the impact on driver safety and public road use.
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American Automobile Association
AAA
Indianapolis
Tinue
Kansas City
Lawrence
Brakes On the Boom
Economists debate how far brakes can temper a boom without causing a bust. The country sees gradual easing as Federal Reserve rediscount rates fall and bank lending tightens, aiming to curb overexpansion in housing and consumer demand.
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Federal Reserve
Senate panel grants blank check on UN charter conference
A Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee headed by Senator George proposals gives President Eisenhower leeway to back a United Nations conference on charter changes. Even if held, real changes require consent from U S, the Big Five, and two‑thirds approval in both the General Assembly and member parliaments. Russia opposes changes now, making revision unlikely.
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Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. George
Dga
Etsermhower
Mame Marlow
United States
U. N
General Assembly
Assembly
U.N
Russia
Britain
France
China
Congress
State Dulles
Truman
Hoover
Bible Verse Expression: Yo Shat Spake in Quiet Speech
A fragmentary Bible verse style item notes speaking with restraint. The phrase evokes an ancient voice urging silence and steadfast speech, reflecting a devotional tone typical of religious newspaper notes.
Gettysburg Welcomes Ike as Part Time Resident
Hal Boyle notes Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, embraces President Eisenhower as a friendly neighbor. The town of 7,200 enjoys his presence, supports tourism, and treats his visits with tact and humor while preserving its historic identity. Residents recall Lincoln and McKinley as past presidents honored here, and Gettysburg aims to please Ike with golf, shopping, and club life. The piece highlights a low profile press stance and everyday scenes around Ike’s stays.
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Gettysburg
Battefield
Dwigh D. Eisenhower
Ike
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
Eisenhower
Pickett
Confederacy
Change in Washington under Eisenhower praised
The piece contrasts Truman era discredited officials with President Eisenhower's handling of departures like Harold Talbott. It argues Americans gain faith in government as the administration acts decisively and with accountability. It cites a auto industry forecast and closes with praise from Abilene Reflector Chronicle.
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Talbott
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Hutchinson News-Herald
Dictionary Dilemma Sparks Self Reliance Talk
A quip about arguments over spelling and being wrong prompts reflection on defending oneself. It notes people often overlook childhood lessons about standing up for themselves and suggests opportunities people miss. The piece encourages practical, independent thinking.
West Virginia name origin for Kanawha proposal
The quiz notes that western Virginia counties proposed the name Kanawha for a new state, but the constitution later used West Virginia. It cites the proposed and final state names in a brief question answer format.
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Virginia
West Virginia
Secret Advisory Groups Behind Government Decisions
Washington reports reveal numerous semi secret advisory bodies shaping policy. The Commerce Department's Business Advisory Council has 60 top executives funding meetings themselves, with closed proceedings and no public reports. The National Agricultural Advisory Commission operates under heavy news blackout, while labor and other panels remain largely opaque.
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Washington
Emanuel Cellier
D-Ny
House Judiciary Committee
Rep. Celler
Department of Commerce Business Advisory Council
BAC
U.S
Secretary of Commerce
Harold Boeschenstein
Owens- Corning Fiberglas Corp
Toledo
National Security Advisory Council
Eisenhower
National Security Council
Advisory Council
Robert ‘Cutler
Boston
Dillon Anderson
Houston
Cutler
Anderson
Commerce Department Business Advisory Council
James P. Mitchell
Department of Agriculture
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Ezra Taft Benson
NAAC
Lawrence servicemen due to arrive on Queen Elizabeth
Old Home Town reports four Lawrence servicemen Lloyd Purcell Jr Clarence L Henderson Pierce O Kieson and Raymond G Une arriving Saturday morning from Europe aboard the Queen Elizabeth The piece also notes nine Lawrence residents attending Midwest Music Camp at KU and lists several births parties and local events including a homecoming party and a milk inspector visiting to gather ideas.
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Lawrence
Queen Elizabeth
Europe
Lloyd Purcell Jr
Clarence L. Henderson
Piers O. Kieson
Raymond Gune
Marilyn Barr
Hulda Jane Lawson
Velma’ Lee Wiley
Roger Beth
Mary Jewett
Betty Francis
Carolyn ‘Traynor
Mason ‘Nelson
Davida Jones
Joe M. Rapp
Farmers Union
Mariow
Globe
Holyfield
Dalryme Lawrence
Izabeth O'Brien
Radio and TV Schedule Montage from August Broadcasts
Readable listings show a dense, era style lineup across stations WDAF KMEC WREN KMBC and others for Wednesday August 10 and Thursday August 11. Programs include news segments Tennessee Ernie, Groucho Marx, Truth or Consequences, Sammy Kaye, Herbert Hoover features, disk derby, and various music and talk shows.
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WDAF
KMEC
Wren Kfku
KMBC
Wren
AL Kmuc
Shorta Salre
Daf—Morgan Realiy T
Wancree BC
H.E
Ren Samimy Kaye
WRAF
KMDC
Braves
WWDAF
WDAP
Fibher McGee & Stolly
KMEHC
Tenn
Ernie Ditaeye
Capitol
REN
Tennessee Ernie
Grable and
James
Allan Jackson
Wren—Tello
Morgan Beatty
Showtime
Kfku Concert Hall
T.B.A
The
Whistler
Herbert Hoover
Sammy Kaye
Dr. Sixstin
KMRU
Bink Crosby
Mbc Amor
Andy Wien
Rhsthre
Ted Howth
Wilhar McGee
Jerry Fielding
WDOAF
Gratie
James Wren
Martin Bloch
Television listings and schedules for August listings
TV guide page lists WDAF KMBC KCMO stations with 5 6 6:45 6:30 times and a long roster of shows across the day including news weather sports and multiple film and variety programs. The grid shows hosts and program titles from Frankie Lane Arthur Godfrey Time to Royals live and from The Nine o clock News to Night Owl News.
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Wdaf-Tvv
Kmbc.tv
Kcmo-Tv
Royal Playhouse
Mat Dennis
Commander 9
Newa Caravan
Julius LaRoxa
Hequest
Frankie Lane
Marrle de Maekens Tob. Co
Disney
Bill Baker
Studin
Weather al News
Ding Bone Sho
Garry Moore
Afoore
nArthur Godfrey
Shevah Graham
Arthur Golfrey
Curmin
Pert Mance
mArthur Diodfrey
Arthur Tudfeey
Andy
Tomogrow
Lightnings
Kab Matiek Paar
World Report
Welcome Travelers
Tidera
Robert Q. Lewis
Robert Q. Lewie
Linkletter
Mr. Sweeney
Dobey
Pinky Lee
Trapper
Eldy Karnival
Mopalong Cassidy
Camiciub Bu
Mimander
Groucho Marz
Star News
Meh Carnoinga
Maren Saw
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