Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead notice reading details
A typographical listing shows the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with editor and publisher credits, office address on Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence, KS, and subscription rates for local carrier, Doukas region, and nationwide mail, plus post office and AP affiliations.
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Clement Fires Up Democrats With Tennessee Charm
At the national convention in Chicago Tennessee Governor Frank Clement delivered a fiery keynote lambasting the Eisenhower administration and the GOP. His energetic, Southern-tinged style drew cheers and speculation he could be the party’s next presidential candidate as delegates react with enthusiasm and caution.
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Chicago
Tennessee
Frank Clement
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Clement
Ron Gop
Hesam
Bie
Frank Thois
Kansas
Doran
Propaganda clash as Butler accuses CBS over film airing
Democratic national chairman Paul Butler charged CBS planned to air a party propaganda film in full during a nationwide telecast. CBS president Frank Stanton denied any commitment. Butler spoke before Tennessee Governor Frank Clement's keynote, who praised the free press as CBS aired other convention segments. Butler implied FCC oversight would apply if an agreement existed.
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Paul Butler
Democrat National
Columbia Broadcasting System
Butler
CBS
Frank Stanton
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Clement
America
Stanton
Federal Communications Commission
Dowdy Star Marilyn Montour Targeted for Spare Tire Attacks
Marilyn Montour faces harsh criticism from fashion writer Jean Seward of the News Chronicle who mocked her look and labeled her as having a spare tire. The London report notes her airport attire appeared rumpled and unglamorous, tweeting that cheesecake pictures feed male gaze and local fashion chatter.
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Marilyn Montour
London
Jean Seward
News Chronicle
Martin
Marilyn
London Airport
Miss Soward
Miss Monroe
Marilyn Monroe crowds stampede at London press event
At a London press conference Marilyn Monroe arrived amid hundreds of newsmen. As she disembarked a chaotic stampede ensued with cameras knocked over and reporters pushed aside, underscoring that reporters chase the actress as much as for the news as for the spectacle.
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Marilyn
Miss Soward
London
Soward
Otto
Platform Writing Is Confusing Activity
Democratic convention platform work centers on Rep John W. McCormack guiding a drafting team. Drafters with Allan Duggin and Dewey Anderson shape an 108-strong committee, blending 1952 lines with new updates to appeal to minorities, labor, farmers, and Zionists while preparing for a presidential nominating speech.
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McCormack
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Joe Duggin
Dewey Anderson
Duggin
New Bedford
Mass
Anderson
Institute of Public Affairs
Democratic National Committee
ex-Sec. of Agriculture
Claude Wickard
Sec. of Interior
Oscar Chapman
Exchairman
Leon Keyserling
Council of Economic Advisers
Charles 5. Murphy
Truman
Sec
Dean Acheson
Eisenhower
Israel
Yankee McCormack
Housing for University students in fall 1908
Chancellor Malott announces dormitory and affiliated housing will provide space for about 4 500 students including dormitories sororities fraternities and Sunflower Village Sunflower dormitories About 200 will commute from Topeka Law rence can accommodate 2 000 more and faculty housing is the key issue Also notes staff changes at Journal World and other local items including a long cross country trip and a candidate tour by Charles Evans Hughes
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Topeka
Lawrence
William Singular
Arthur O'Donnell
Journal-World
Country Club
James Naismith
Eagle Pass
Lawrence High
Charles Evans Hughes
Vic Johnson
My Fimily
City and county urged to curb stray dogs and enforce laws
Maiden Lane resident from North Lawrence calls for stronger action on stray animals. He cites dogs and cats roaming town, owners neglecting premises, and dumping of strays. He urges full year leash laws and licensing for rural and urban areas to reduce the burden on neighbors.
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Journal-World
North Lawrence
Trey
Maiden Lane
Sneeze season grips five million Americans in hay fever start
Hal Boyle notes the annual hay fever season opening for five million Americans. He cites costs of lost work days, lists treatments from antihistamines to plimasin, and notes no cure exists. The piece also comments on political theater and Truman’s stance toward Stevenson, framing it as a reflection on Democratic politics.
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U. S. Public Service
Rudolph L. Mayer
America
Greece
Christ
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Europe
Asia
Jerome J. Sievers
Los Angeles Children’s Hospital
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Averell Hartiman
Stevenson
Harrieman
Demos Seek Zest to Lure Voters at Convention
Report from El Mar Chicago notes a dull Democratic convention lacking vigor to energize voters for nominating candidates. commentary suggests President Eisenhower benefits if Dems fail to revive their campaign image amid TV era fatigue. Critics warn Republican convention may also dull without fresh momentum ahead of Nixon renomination.
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Eisenhower
Barbs on modern life and domestic strain
A reflective piece notes how casual encounters spark concern for accidents and material envy. It contrasts a returning husband with a gift, the fraying of marital harmony, and a young man’s spending temptations. The tone critiques shallow temptations and family tensions.
Nassau Hall as Congress Meeting Place in 1783
In 1783 Nassau Hall served as the American Congress official meeting place for several months, reflecting its role in early U.S. history. A subsequent note states mosquitoes reached the Hawaiian Islands circa 1826 via water-tub ships, with three species now resident.
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Princeton University
Nassau Hall
American Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Summary
Broadcast listings across WDAF KMBC WREN and KMBC stations for Wednesday and Thursday August 15 16 detailing show times sports news weather and entertainment blocks including top of the evening news baseball games Cardinals Braves White Sox Groucho Mary Milton Cross and The Edge Of Night with numerous daytime programs Life with Elizabeth The Big Payoff Matinees Theatre and Democratic Convention coverage listed among varied time slots
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KMBC
KPKU
KMBU
WREN
WDAK
Morgan Beaty
KFKU
Wren—Cardinals
Va Braves
Va White Sox
Sound Fire
Pauline Frederick
KMBL
Wren—Tello
Morgan Beatty
Bill Stern
KXMBC
Wren-Cardinals
Ox Fraves
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WNAF
A Dilson
Milton Cross
Martin Block
Elizabeth
Matines Theatre
Oh Crosby
Dr. N. Ventor
Han Jeland
Three Star News
Hickock
Sporta
Paul Ford
Dour Edwardes
the News
Preston
Dewmarratte
Famous Playhouse
Sporta Teese
Lone Wat
Sportlight
Udia
Night Owl
Television schedule snapshot for Kansas City markets
A fragmented OCR list shows TV channels WDAF KMBL KCMO and a dense line of programs. It includes news, sports, morning shows, Captain Kangaroo, Today shows, game shows, soap operas, a Democratic Convention segment, and various film and children's programs.
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