Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details and rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World records editors publishers and staff, distribution and subscription rates. Lists pricing by carrier and mail for Douglas and adjoining counties, rates per year and six months, and notes AP and audit bureau affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
World Campans
New Bhampahire Streets
Awrence
Kanana
Lawrence
Kantne
Rolph Simons
W. Murray
Nest Pontius
Douglas
Coluntles
Que Fear
Lawrance
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associated Presa
Planes Face Fight Over Liquor Service At Flight
Pilots and steward unions urged air lines to drop liquor service and asked the Civil Aeronautics Board to act. The CAB said no federal ban exists and that safety concerns show no hazard, though unions warn that drinks on planes may imperil passengers and urge preventive steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Lines Pilots Association
Stewards and Stewardesses Association
Civil Aeronautics Board
Democratic leaders weigh intra party plan to save ammunition
Reported conference between Adlai Stevenson and Averell Harriman outlines a two stage bid for the Democratic nomination. Each would mobilize forces for an initial run, the stronger showing gaining the other's support. Stevenson would go first, then Harriman, with aim to avoid deep party splits and conserve resources for Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevennson
Averell Harriman
Stevenson
New York
Furr
Haice
Stev@hsor
Harrisman
New South African Law Sparks Mixed Reactions on Segregation
The proposed abandonment of school segregation in South Africa triggers varied responses. Some regions report smooth openings to all, while others show growing opposition and talk of bypassing the Supreme Court order. Observers warn the government move to permanent racial division echoes Hitlerist ideas and threatens progress toward reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Manger
United States
Ong
Hitler
Europe
Riots in South Korea Stir Amid UN Inspection Controversy
The article notes clashes between rioters and American troops as opposition to Communist members on the U N inspection team grows. It claims Reds revel in disorder, with South Koreans supposedly aiding their cause, while polio reports remain lower than expected due to vaccination. The piece references a Kansas highway issue and unnamed statements amid a charged political backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Korea
U.N
South Aeans Davne
Social Security at 20 Years Old Reassessed
James Marlow notes the Social Security Act of 1935 marked a turning point in federal welfare responsibility. The piece traces roots to English poor laws and 19th century thinkers Malthus Darwin and Spencer, whose ideas influenced U.S. policy and justified state aid limits. It recalls Pierce’s 1854 veto and the slow growth of welfare through 1927 funding for maternity and infant hygiene.
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Henry VIII
Thomas Malthus
Charles Darwin
Herbert Spencer
Malthus
Spencer
Darwin
Pierce
Congress
Dorothea Dix
Space Ship and Satellite Problems in Earthly Lore
WASHINGTON two off duty angels discuss a passing silver object. They joke about a Mars Express look alike and satellites orbiting Earth. The tale frames space race antics, calls the event a phoney from “the Boss” and ends with an angel’s travel plans.
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Washington
Earth
Joe
Bulgania
Ike
Denver
Early social security act seen as conservative next to proposals
A review notes that before 1935 some states offered limited old age pensions and unemployment or accident insurance, but nationwide coverage was lacking. As poor economic mood lingered, grandiose but costly plans emerged, pressuring the government. The Social Security Act, passed 200 years ago yesterday, seemed modest by comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Remember Me Remember Me in Covent of Greetings
Leonard Lyons notes the social minefield of asking Do you remember me with a parade of luminaries. Charles A Bay ex ambassador to Norway answers gently while Charles Michelson once famous for naming names recalls blunt retorts. Winston Churchill offers a sharp quip Why should I. A vacationer from Estes Park Colorado adds a final fragment to the item.
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Leonard Lyons
Charles A. Bay
Norway
Charles Michelson
Democratic National Committee
Winston Churchill
Sir Winston
Barefoot Summer Sparks City Gossip in Manhattan Mercury
The Manhattan Mercury notes a summer trend with girls wearing shorter shorts and going barefoot, prompting a provocative comment on what they may wear next year. The item captures local reactions and cultural vibes of the season.
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Manhattan Mercury
Man Arrested For Cussing In Indiana Movie House
A man was arrested after using profane language in an Indiana cinema. The incident raises questions about public decorum and movie theater rules. A second item notes a fireplug device that helps motorists contribute to city revenue and a health expert warning that homes should not have an uncomfortable chair. A Kentucky boy aged 10 has smoked since age 7, with a quip about needing a watch if he stops at 21.
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Indiana
Kentucky
First Soviet Ambassador to the United States
Alexander Troyanovsky became the first Soviet ambassador to Washington after open relations began in 1933 and served through 1939. The question set notes his appointment following diplomatic ties and his tenure.
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United States
Alexander Troyanovsky
Washington
United
Bible Verse Reflection Not on Seen Things
A brief reader item previews a Bible verse from Corinthians 4 18 noting the idea to fix attention on unseen realities rather than visible things.
Washington Dinner Gossip and Washington Summer
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles sample avocado dipped in hot sauce at an embassy party while his wife nudged him to try it. The piece pokes fun at Washington figures, notes vodka tonic popularity, and reports on the farewell for Bob Anderson with Mrs Wilson hosting and a spread of delicacies.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
John
Defense
Charles Wison
Bob Anderson
Officers’ Club
Industrial War College
Wilson
Michigan
Herbert Brownell Jr
Old Home Town News Roundup 10 Years Ago
A montage of wartime notes from 10 years past includes Suntioner ordnance plant construction suspended, Eldon E. Wood promoted to first lieutenant on Luzon, births in Eu dora and Albuquerque, farewell party for Mrs. Browning, Japan's surrender terms accepted with MacArthur named to receive it, Liberty Post election of officers, European tour by Caldwell sisters, bridal events, Kaw bridge location debate prompting safety concerns, and Kansas militia potential border deployment discussions.
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Suntioner Ordnance Plant
Eldon E. Wood
Luzon
Carroll Gerstenberger
Eudora
John Miller
California
T-5
Dale Chappell
Michael David
Albuquerque
N. M
Tommy Patchen
R. S. Filkin
Ricey Burcham
H. H. Lane
Roy W. Browning
Japan
Gen
Douglas A. MacArthur
J. B. Boener
Kaw
Massachusetts Street
Jennie Donnelly
Woodland Park
Nanny Goff
Phyllis Dunnett
Marion Henley
Loig Greenless
Muriel Strong
Helen Trovillo
Edna McPride
Roxa
Radio and TV Programs Listings for WDAF KMBC WREN and Others
Radio and TV guide style listing covers Monday to Tuesday August 15 16 19 detailing programs on WDAF KMBC WREN WLAF WDAPF WHAN and KMBC TV stations. It lists news weather sports talent shows soap operas and variety programs with times and host names such as Allan Jackson Rosemary Clooney Bing Crosby and Ernie. The dense grid includes morning to late night slots across multiple stations and program blocks.
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WDAF
KMBC
Wren
EMNU
Newa
Allan Jackson
Tesco
WLAF
Kmlhow
WDAPF
Storgan Beatty
WDAK
KMI
Keen Wren
K.foku
Henry
Taylor
Mic—Golittey
Wen—Voien
Firestone
Rosemary Clooney
WDAP
Wetephone
Bing Crosby
Band of America
Amos
Andy Wren
Freeman
WHAN
Kibber McGee
WIEN
KMHC
Tejineasee
Ernie
Window of
Gravie and
James
WAF
KAMBC
Wren—Tello
KNLUC
Mayn
Ge Wren—Sporta
MHC
White Sox
Willen
Wwe
Pier Molto
Prenessee
Erni
Wab
Wdar— Ie
Janes Wren
Martin Blachshow
Maren
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc.tv
Kcmo-Tv
Comiclub
Mat Dennis
Commmander
News Caravan
Julius Lattosa
Censer Presenta
Three Star News
Spertaman
Boston
Tontehri
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Sheilah Graham
Snony
Homan
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Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Kitchen Klub
Jack Parr
World Report
Nemper Room
Welcomner
Riders of Purple Sage Laity
Hob
Rober Q. Lewis
Roberr Q. Lewis
Linkletter
Ted Mack
Tot Crosby
Arthur Murryy
Simner
Danny Thomas
OBLA
Andy
Studio
Oak Lodge
Baldwin
A. V. Phillips
Oscar Olson Attingman
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Elmatea
Lonton
Harry J, Anglum, JR
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