Lawrence World Company publication details and mailing rates
Publication data from 1891 to 1952 for the Lawrence World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Kansas describes jail scheduling Sundays and subscription pricing by carrier mail rates for Douglas county and adjoining counties and United States delivery with post office notice.
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C. Simon
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
United States
Civil Rights Plank and Democratic Platform Debate
Truman urged a 1956 civil rights plank as the Democratic race split on how far to go. The 1952 platform touted equal rights and FEPC, while Southerners seek a milder plank to win votes, avoiding a Dixiecrat split as discussion centers on voting rights, employment equality, and security of person.
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Truman
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Supreme Court
Dixiecraft
Govs
J. P. Coleman
Miss
John S. Battle
Sam Ervin, Jr
N. Car
Rep
Brooks Hays
Ark
van H. Kennedy
Texas
Chicago
Harriman
Stevenson
Radio and TV Schedules From Gefew Theaters
Radio on and TV programs Gefew Is Provides by Theatetions WDAFs and affiliates list daily lineups. Entries include WDAF 610 KMSC 00 WREN 1290 KMBC 30 and 10 00 times with shows such as Morning News Imagination and All Star Parade Bands plus politics and sports segments.
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Gefew
Theatetions
WDAF
KMSC
WREN
KMBC
Morzan
Kf.k
Taylor
Berkahire
Dilson
Martin Miock
WLAF
Juat Finesfusta
Osay'a Wenan
van Rae
Johnny Carson
Mickay Mouse
Frankie Carle
Dour Edwards
the News
Rowling
Warner Bros
Mable
Tueacey Movi
Television Schedule Dense with Programs and Political Coverage
The listing outlines a dense broadcast schedule for KMBC-TV and KOMO-TV across Monday, August 14, featuring varied shows from Mickey Mouse Club to News Caravan, Weather, Daytime soaps, and prime time dramas. It also includes Democratic National Convention coverage and related program blocks. The entry lists numerous time slots, program titles, and event mentions, reflecting a heavy emphasis on political broadcasts alongside entertainment and news segments.
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Kmbc-Tv
Komo-Tv
Mickey Mouse Club
Gorton MacAna
News Caravan
News & Weather UK
Ciscon Kil
Ktobinhood
H—Tra
Voice of Firestone
Charles Farrell Shaw
Klim Fate
Demoneratic
Democrats Nominate Presidential Ticket in Chicago
Serious business today, Democrats gathered in Chicago to nominate candidates for president and vice president. The piece argues for selecting able, energetic, patriotic leaders who can serve the country if elected, warning against inner-party theatrics and political liabilities.
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Chicago
United States
Eisenhower
Democrats
Ringling Brothers
Religion in Politics and a Golfing Doctor's Quip
The National Council of Churches urges parties to frame platforms around moral and spiritual principles, citing aims on education, desegregation, civil liberties, Indian affairs, farm labor rights, and foreign policy. It calls Christians to push high standards while acknowledging shortfalls in living their faith. A separate, odd note describes a stomach specialist who prescribes golf practice based on patient answers.
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National Council of Churches
Council
National Council
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
United Nations
World Today: Stevenson and Harriman Look Alike on Issues
James Marlow notes at the Chicago convention that Adlai Stevenson and Gov. Harriman share similar stances on civil rights natural resources labor foreign policy immigration farm policy health taxes and housing. Both favor gradual civil rights steps and similar cures. Harriman hints at tougher positions on certain aspects while neither backs a federal health insurance scheme or broad tax cuts.
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James Marlow
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Gov. Harriman
Harriman
Sion
Stevenson
Eissenhower
Marlow
Supreme Court
United States
Russia
United Nations
Roth
Eisenhower
Tid Bits Roundup of Odd Facts and Quirky Observations
Hal Boyle surveys a mix of curious trivia and light gossip from mid-century life. He riffs on sun temps, disease, protein, cattle, singers, brain development, swimming pools, clocks, and entertainers, ending with a quip about blood money.
Comment The Best Laid Schemes And Moral Crisis In America
A fragmented block blends reflections on existentialism and life’s misstarts with a cautionary note on moral standards among U S armed forces abroad. Religious leaders blame youth isolation and society’s laxity, debating war’s impact on ethics and democracy, while chaplains urge accountability and community nurture.
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Eagle
America
U. S
Japan
Pure races of man today discussed in quiz
A quiz asks if any pure races exist today. Answer: none, though Pygmies of the Ituri Forest are close. The Providence question notes Rhode Island had two capitals Newport and Providence until 1901.
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Ituri Forest
Equatorial Africa
Providence
Rhode Island
Newport
Today's Bible Verse Trust in Thee for shame to pass
A religious note presents a verse urging trust in God to avoid shame and safeguard faith, echoing a psa lc phrasing and devotional tone. It references a biblical verse and offers a concise proclamation of reliance on divine protection.
Old Home Town Notes From Lawrence 1946 Retirements Polio
A 1946 column recalls P W Wiesselman longtime KU law professor who retired in 1942 and died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The vicinity reports three new polio cases, plus local civic notes on Jaycees street markets and KU appointments. Names include Mrs Frances Mullin John Beeks Domenico Gagliardo and Olin Templin.
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P. W. Wiesselman
K.U
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Firman Mullin
Frances Mullin
John Beeks
Claude Beeks
Baldwin
Kenneth Wettengill
Sunflower Village
Lawrence Jaycees
Domenico Gagliardo
Olin Templin
Florence Wilson
Anna McCrackam
Mia
Irving Hill
W. C. Stevens
Francis Stevens
Cora Dolbee
Myrtle Dolbee
William Kollender
Lawrence
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Peter Ebconnea
Washington
Oewan
Commission On Human Rights
Cormack
Wdafs
RADIO
Funh
Big Bonanse
Night Owl
Captain Kangaroo
THE
Adlai and
Averell
Housig
Hal Boyle
Yori
Mdit
Ovey
Frances Langford
Sammy Kaye
Soviet Union
Teresa Brewer
Mickey Mantle
Ty Cobb
Hollywood
Napoleon
Egypt
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Robert Q. Lewis
Walter Slezak
Jounas
Maybeson
Min
Paulme
Old Home Town
George McGill
CPA
Eudora
Clythe Wiley
C. C. Wiley
Wichita
Raymond Nichols
W. C. Ware
Larned
Nichols
City Commission
Kansas City
Kaw Valley
Massachusetts Street
Tth
Mass. Sts
Journal-World
Wanda Lyon
Cameron's Bluff
J. H. Evans
Bowersock
Hazel Riggs
Florence Haverst
Boz Rei
TV. Service
Montgomery Ward
Limerick
St. Dial VI
Nafewsy Market
Senneth Winfred
Mgr
Brown's Plumbing & Heating
Tena
Dave Garroway
Channel 4
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Saneee
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