Lawrence Daily Journal World Facsimile OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from the Lawrence Daily Journal World shows garbled names dates and publisher lines including references to W. Sage m and J. W. Murray. The readable parts indicate a local newspaper masthead with Associated Press and wire dispatch mentions and an address.
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Lawrence
Journal- World
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Doris Susana
J. W. Murray
Mensgig
Campaign Masic Fuses Truman Stevenson In White House Talks
Tuesday August 14 1952 the Democratic national campaign was debated as President Truman and Adlai Stevenson met in the White House. Both offered only hints yet analysts predicted Stevenson may press for a minor advisory role while Truman would stay in a muted supporting position. Plans for Labor Day speeches and possible Milwaukee appearance were discussed, with caution over how to stage the campaign overture.
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Truman
Stevenson
White House
H.S.T
Cor
Harry
Adlai
Milwaukee
Radio Programs and Local Visits Across Topeka Scene
A mixed page notes WREN and WM broadcast listings for August and schedule items for KMBC WDAF and others. It also lists weekend social visits with local families, such as Mr and Mrs Otto Abel and relatives from Kansas City and Topeka, plus several dinners and drop-in visits across Topeka and nearby towns. The item highlights town residents traveling to Baldwin Lawrence Iola and Topeka for gatherings and hosting guests at home.
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WDAF
John C. Sware
Gma Warn
Reece
Tha
Ren
WDAE
KMBC
Wendy Warren
Renat
Ross Kemper
Will Ier
Brows
ABC
Hig
Juat Plain
Bill
Malone
Ksthc
Boarkie
Hollywood
Ross Smith
Grant Edelbrock
Kansas City
Edithisch
Topeka
John O'Berge
Otto Abel
Jay Wright
Larry
Martin Abel
Martin Feamiler
Edgerton
George ‘Abel
Blevens
Alice Blevens
Lawrence
Mellia Madaren
Nancy Lu
Nebraska City
John
C. M. Pingry
Iola
Humboldt
Dwight Barlow
Lansing
Mich
Ellen Melville
Enoch Wright
Gara Hawk
Mrs. Wright
Manpower Conference Aims At Farm Draft Deferment T: Topeka meeting seeks simpler wartime furlough rules for civilians
Senator Schoeppel attends a conference in Topeka addressing farm draft deferment amid calls for greater mobilization in training camps. Communities report a gap between planning and action, noting inconsistent agricultural furloughs and hardship discharges. The session aims to establish more workable civilian aid procedures.
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Schoeppel
Topeka
Armed Services
New King for Jordan Chooses Mussein XIII to Succeed Brother
A new monarch, Mussein XIII, is chosen for Jordan amid regional instability. The change follows his brother’s reign and is viewed with uncertainty. Observers note shifts in Jordan’s leadership often spark unfavorable readings for British interests in the Near East.
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England
Mussein 13
Jordan
Desalting the Ocean and Other Dated Notions in a Wide Sweep
A column surveys the desalting idea as a potential water source for coast cities, noting Israel as a possible first test and linking the issue to broader concerns about desert irrigation, space travel, and public prices. It also mentions a Korea frontline soldier’s letter, AFL wage and price debates, and odd reports of square flying objects in Oklahoma skies.
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Tin Tin Pan Alley
Israel
Mars
Earth
Oklahoma
Local Notes and Social News Highlights
Old Home Town: Raymond C. Laessig called to active duty as first lieutenant in the Army Air Corp. Alfred G. Mill plans to revive the Chester Times in Chester Pa. after a long suspension. Local injuries reported from a fall. several births and engagements announced. Weddings planned in Topeka. house guests and bridge party happenings detailed. Recovery from a rattlesnake bite progresses slowly for Dean Swarthour. Miss Leota Martin visits from Oklahoma City. Engagement announced for Lala Hartman and Albert C. Haylen.
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Raymond C. Laessig
Army Air Corp
Alfred G. Mill
University For Kansas
Alumni Association
The
Journal-World
Chester Times
Chester
H. & Ganck
B. L. Martin
Parsons
Ruby
Milton Ellion, Jr
Lawrence
Arnold Stoebener
Baldwin
Tray
Init
Wayne Powell
Jane Star
Lloyd Pursell
Tomarree Front
W. St. St
Wil
Traiser
Kansas
University of Pitts
Gwendolyn Eilers
Kins- Dernothy Crane
Smith Mal
Charles Griesa
Maurice Crane
D. M
Leota Martin
Oklahoma
City
W. A. Dunbar
E. L. Hartman
Lala
Albert C. Haylen
Various Social Notices From Local Households and Visitors
A compact set of social items noting Mrs. 3. M. Law hosting a dinner for her son Thomas Law before his September move to Chicago, Mrs. B. B. Beery’s return from Turney Missouri, Mrs. Kate Whedon’s departure for San Francisco, University physician Dr. H. L. Chambers upcoming fall duties, and Dr. James Naismith’s activities. It also lists Miss Ethel Ulrich’s sewing club gathering, visits by Miss Lois Wicks to Topeka and Addie Rowland, Mrs. W. H. McKone’s afternoon celebration for her daughter Madaline with attendees, and various local youths and families visiting or traveling, including Baldwin and Kansas City connections.
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Department of English
The
University
Boston
Mra
M. Law
Thomas Law
Chicago
B. B. Beery
Turney
Kate Whedon
San Francisco
H. L. Chambers
James Naismith
Hagenbach
Wallace Cienbach
Wallace Circus
Hace Fenues
Lawrence
Ethel Ulrich
Jessie Ewing
Howard Esterle
Baldwin
J. A. Flory
Lois Wicks
Topeka
Addie Rowland
W.H. McKone
Madaline
Louise Heley
Genevieve McErmey
Tekla Laming
Tonganoxie
Susiep
Martha Lohman
Frances Moore
Mary
Nellie Beni
Raney McClelland
Frank Robert McFarland
Ethan Smith
Pauli Frovillo
Herbert McKone
Louise Mills
Kansas City
Be There Is Much More Pleasure in Working to Forget
A quirky Barbs column notes young married couples in one chair argue less, while inexperienced stenographers invite misreads as creditors loom in offices. A New York insurance man aged eighty eight survived years without talking off either arm, according to local lore.
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Hal Cochran
New York
Giles
Price controls and inflation debate in Congress
Look at Both Sides argues that wage growth and price control clash, with profits shrinking. It notes second quarter earnings down 10.8 percent across 325 corporations and predicts third quarter results will be bleak amid a steel strike. Perpetual wage hikes require rising profits, which current inflation jeopardizes, prompting talk of a special congressional session.
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Olthoman
Congress
Australian rector protests wedding frills and fuss
Sydney ne Arch deacon W. E. Twigg of Griffith New South Wales criticizes confetti bouquets ballads and flower girls saying weddings should be solemn not noisy The rector prefers simpler ceremonies to avoid extra work and distraction from the service.
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Sydney
Australia
W. E. Twigg
Griffith
New South Wales
Woman’s Large Dog Shot in San Pedro
A San Pedro waitress reports her Bouvier des Flanders was shot to death. The dog weighed nearly 150 pounds and Mrs. Dorothy Vander Pol valued it at 1500 dollars. She says Dutch police use the breed to catch criminals and notes there are about 60 of the animals in the United States.
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San Pedro
Cali. WA
Dorothy Vander Pol
Netherlands
United States
Rich reforms sweep Egypt and Iran on same week
In Egypt Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguib orders land reform to seize estates for redistribution to peasants, while in Iran Prime Minister Mossadegh pushes a plan taxing rich landlords and sharing revenue with needy farmers. Parliament names Mossadegh dictator for six months to act swiftly. Egypt caps ownership at 200 acres and redistributes rest to landless and smallholders, with long term installments.
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Washington
Iran
Egypt
Mohammed Naguib
Farouk
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Ststem
Blind Vets Unite For World Peace Campaign
Several hundred ex service men who know the cost of war in pain meet in San Francisco to launch a world wide campaign for peace. They represent 1,800 blinded veterans of the Blinded Veterans Association, which opens its seventh annual convention Thursday. A resolution calls on nations to agree on ways to establish world peace. Committees draft proposals to ease world tension.
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San Francisco
Blinded Veterans Association
Eisenhower to meet Republican candidates in Kansas City
President Eisenhower will convene a regional Republican strategy meeting in Kansas City on August 21 with leaders from seven states including North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Arthur Summerfield said about 140 attendees from national senatorial congressional committees and state parties will attend in a bid for a unified party sweep.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kansas City
Arthur E. Summerfield
GOP
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Summerfield
Eissenhower
National Committee
Young Republican National Federation
Women's Republican Federation
Eisenhower
Nixon
Salt Bed Caverns at Hutchinson Store LNG and Propose Tests
Salt beds near Hutchinson are used to store liquefied petroleum gases and tests are planned to store aviation gasoline. Drillers Gas Co chief engineer Stanley Jervis said they sank an 800 foot hole in July 1949 and have stored propane in the cavern for six months, keeping the hole under gas pressure.
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Hutchinson
Stanley Jervis
The
Drillers Gas Co
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Adams and Smiths Attend Stage, Visits Across Kansas
Eudora residents Mr and Mrs J D Adams and Mr and Mrs Fred Walker enjoyed Robin Hood at Starlight Theater in Kansas City last Wednesday. Nearby guests Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith of Narka joined Mr Adams during a weekend visit to relatives.
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J. D. Adams
Fred Walker
Starlight Theater
Kansas City
Raymond Smith
Smith
Sim Rotherberger
Rotherberger
Research Hopital
Sunermoon
Rothberger
Topeka
Harold Hobbs
Milton Shafstall
Fred Reetz
Greta
Bertha Alten
Lena
Reetz
Shafstell
Glen Shafstall
Lawrence
Mor
Marie Howard
Gerald Ott
Karen
Ott
Howard
Butler
Charles Ott
Jim Wagoner
Walter Hrecheisen
Television Touraday Schedule Fragment
Fragmented OCR text outlines a late afternoon to evening TV schedule with multiple show names, host mentions, and times. Specifics are garbled but references to news, breakfast darts, and various program titles suggest a typical regional listing with entertainers and segments.
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