Lawrence Daily Journal World Inc. editorial and staff listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World editors and staff published by World Company detail leadership Cited editors W W C Simons W Simons ZONPH Simons W Murray Ernest Pontius advertising director etc. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail in Douglas and adjoining counties with annual and six month options.
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W.W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Awrence
Kansas
Zonph Simons
W. Murray
Ernest Pontius
Lawrence
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Riots in South Korea Over Red China Tensions at Geneva
South Koreans riot against U S troops amid fears of a new North Korean invasion. President Rhee reportedly plans to seize western Korea south of the 38th parallel as tensions rise. Eisenhower says red China remains an aggressor, complicating UN and Western ties.
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Red China
Geneva
South Korea
Rhee
Korea
38Th Parallel
Republic of Korea
United States
North Korea
Eisenhower
U.N
Russian memory device and claims of early invention
The article argues that memories in modern devices reflect American and Russian claims to early invention. It suggests a Russian machine remembers earlier flight and telecommunication as part of a long Soviet tradition. It questions the timeline of innovation and notes both sides align with Communist lines in hindsight.
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Wright ‘Brothers
Russia
Governor Hall Delays Action on Emmett Graham Civil Service Case
Governor Hall retreats from firing Emmett Graham, secretary of the Eisenhower Foundation, citing hearsay. He charges two others but considers transferring Graham to a non pay post on the Eisenhower Library Commission amid uncertain political maneuvering.
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Hall
Emmett Graham
State Civil Service Board
Graham
Eisenhower Foundation
Kansas
Civil Service Board
Eisenhower Library Commission
Abilene
Democrats Gloomy if Eisenhower Runs Again in 1956
In Chicago at the governors conference, Republican leaders express confidence in Eisenhower’s 1956 bid while Democrats show gloom about prospects if he runs. Governors Ribicoff Meyner Laushe and Williams weigh potential nominees Stevenson Harriman Kefauver and others as the party contemplates a post Eisenhower field.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Chicago
Mee Marlow
Hisenhower
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Connecticut
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Stevenson
Harriman
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
When A Lincoln Spoke Second At Gettysburg
Gettysburg recalls the 1863 ceremonies for a cemetery as Edward Everett speaks two hours while Abraham Lincoln arrives by train and delivers a brief, famed address. Lincoln later thanks locals from the Wills house before departing on a Washington-bound train.
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A. Lincoln
Gettysburg
ED Creagh
Edward Everett
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Baltimore
David Wills
Village Square
Washington
Abe Lincoln
Everett
Lincoln
Presbyterian Church
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wills House
Governors mull strategy to face Harriman in 1948 race
Gov. Arthur B. Langlie of Washington Gov. George N. Craig of Indiana and others discussed how to challenge Harriman in the upcoming election. Craig proposed the Democrats nominate Lausche as their strongest candidate to boost chances against Harriman.
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Eason
Harriman
Arthur B. Langle
Washington
George N. Craig
Indiana
Craig
Lausche
Bare-Handed Living and the Rise of Real Earnings
The El Dorado Times argues that real earnings rise with better machines and production methods, not government measures. It notes that real earnings have grown about 3.5 times since 1890, tied to improved tools and processes that boost worker output.
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el Dorado
Barbs On Judgment And Gender Styles In Modern Times
A fragment discusses men believing they have more sense than women and notes fashion shifts. It mentions a bank in Illinois reportedly robbed three times and warns against underestimating threats. The piece contrasts changing women’s clothing with static male attire.
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Ilinois
Quiz Qs and Fur Hat Facts in Plain Style
A playful quiz notes the White House cost at 400000 dollars to taxpayers and lists fur sources for hats including beaver hare nutria and muskrat. It also explains why the cross vine is named for a cross visible in the stem and its sacred status among South American natives.
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Bignonia
South America
Behold Make All Things New Verse
A compact reading highlights the message Behold I make all things new from Revelation style phrasing, emphasizing renewal and fresh starts.
How Soviet Works Is Mystery By PETA EDSON
The American delegation to Geneva learned little about the inner workings of the new Russian government. Power now lies with a group of leaders, not one man, and a formal four at Geneva together with Moscow's seven remain, while Khrushchev and Bulganin shape policy. The mechanism of decision making is unclear, with no single official giving orders and a committee needed to issue them.
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Washington
Geneva
Russia
China
India
Stalin
Lenin
Malenkov
Khrushchev, Bulganin
Committee
Bulganin
Khrushchy
Molotov
Zhukov
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Moscow
Rulagnin
John Foster Dulles
Gromyko
Malik
Marshall Zhukov
Red Army
Births and local notices from Lawrence area
Old Home Town announces the birth of a son for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kampschroeder. Mrs. E. Thayer Gaston returns from Hutchinson after visiting her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Waite and brother Fred H. Waite. Leaflet campaigns and V J Day planning unfold as American airmen drop war notices in Japanese. Industry and business moves appear as Hall Brothers to open a branch, and Fritzel Dairy shows new quarters at 6th and Miss Sts. Local deaths occur as Harold Jones and Stanley Strong drown in the Kaw river. City contracts pave West Fifth Street, while university athletics see Patsy Clark resign from Butler. Marriages include Myrtle Carter and John J. Henry. Numerous social events, birthdays, and visits fill the region with family gatherings and summer notices.
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Herbert Kampschroeder
E. Thayer Gaston
Hutchinson
Elizabeth Waite
Fred H. Waite
Waite
Russia
Japan
Lawrence
Dean Paul Lasson
Chris Kraft
Edwin A. Fritz
J. H. Parsons
W. C. Boardman
Alfred J. Beil
Deal Six
Domei
Korea
Hall Brothers
Fritzel
6Th
Miss. Sts
Harold Jones
Lecompton Township
Stanley Strong
Kaw River
West Fifth Street
Maine
Wisconsin
Kaw Paving Co
Topeka
George
Patsy) Clark
K.U
Butler University
Indianapolis
Myrtle Carter
Rocky Mount
N.C
John Joseph Henry
J. B. Henry
Paul Abel
George Allen
Clifford Cooper
Vinland
Marian
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Across Stations
Program listings for August 11 12 show a dense slate across WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU KMUC WDAV KMAC KMBC WHER and more. Entries include Allan Jackson Tello Test Morgan Beatty The Whistler Herbert Hoover Sammy Kays Dr Sixgun Fibber McGee Amos and Andy and Tennessee Ernie Ford with varied time slots and network feeds.
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KMBC
Allan Jackson
WDAF
KMBEC
Wren
Tello
Morgan Beatty
KFEU
Whistler
Herbert Hoover
Sammy Kays
Sixgun
KMUC
KMRC
Grable
James Wren
Martin Bloch
KMHC
Jackson
Wren—Tello
WDAI
Ekfrey
KMERW
Godfrey Digere Ren
Cardi Ve
Keding
Justilie Mustsoya
Tadinius Swdaf
Jetlan
Karo
Tennessee Ernie Mo
James
Daytime TV listings from multiple stations
A dense schedule of afternoon and evening programs across WDAF KMBC and KCMO, listing news, drama, comedy, game shows, movies, early morning and late night content with times and program titles. Notable items include Dragnet, The Tonight Show, Garry Moore shows, Perry Mason, The Big Payoff, and various regional weather and farm features.
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Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc-Tvv
Kcmo-Tv
Star Tonight
Four Star Playhouse
Lux Video Theatre
Johnny Carson
Mark Labor
Theta Star
Night Owl
Garry Moore
Sheilah Graham
Jack Paar
Hobert Q. Lewis
Hoh
Aya Dunkletter
Sweeney
Heport
Packake
Dennis
Juliva LaRosa
Mickoki
Three Star News
Fliyhouse of
Dear Bhoobe
Bay Milland
Sparta
City Detective
Studio 5
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