Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and publication notes
The item presents the Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with editor names and publication details including address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas the paper’s publisher and staff roles and a note about AP news usage.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Polph Simons
Murray
Enver Pontius
Coon
Audit Bureau of Gheulato
Associated Press
Associated Prees Ia
Court Can't Be Hurried In Topeka Political Skirmish
A discharged state official won a writ of mandamus from a Topeka district court ordering Governor Hall to justify the discharge. The governor sought a Supreme Court mandamus to overturn the lower court, which the high court denied without comment. The dispute will follow legal channels and may reach the Supreme Court.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Governor Hall
Preme Court
Ries Court
Supreme Court
Vacationing Editors Visit Colorado Bears
Horace Jones of the Lyons News reports Creede has calmed for tourists while Frank Motz of the Hays News notes Colorado bears abound. Bears raided tourist cabins. Motz suggests sending Hays officials to capture bears to solve the town’s garbage problem.
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Kansas
Colorado
Horace Jones
Lyons News
Creede
Jong
Kart
Frank Motz
Hays News
Northrop
Metz
Hays
Pre-Electronic Survivals In Hammocks And Rides
An editorial notes lingering preelectronic habits such as reading in hammocks and observes that hammocks remain in use by a few in Topeka. It also reports 30 youthful questmians leaving Tonganoxie for Dodge City on a horseback ride, prompting reflections on whether such journeys suit both riders and horses.
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Topeka State Journal
New York
Gty
Santa Barbara
South Bend
Syracuse
Topekan
Washburn
Oakley
MacVicar
Topeka
Tonganoxie
Dodge City
Revival of Ku Klux Klan Reported in Texas South
The attorney general notes a renewed Ku Klux Klan activity in southern Texas amid reactions to a Supreme Court school desegregation ruling. The movement taps old prejudices and slogans, signaling potential new recruitment and tension in the region.
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Texas
Supreme Court
Letters would keep Alstory alive
Beverly Ann Susler from Decatur Illinois urges preservation of Lawrence Kansas historical sites including the pioneer cemetery and Quantrill raid victims. She notes local landmarks deteriorating and calls for measures to protect and maintain these pieces of history for future generations.
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Alstory
Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Pioneer Cemetery
Quantrill
Beverly Ann Susler
Decatur
Ill
New Military Conduct Code Aims to Guide POW Behavior
President Eisenhower unveiled a six point code crafted by a defense committee to guide prisoners of war. It warns that even under pressure a POW should disclose only name rank service number and date of birth while forbidding any aid or propaganda for the enemy. The guidance seeks a middle path between silence and providing information.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Korea
Min- Maes Marlow
Wilson
United States
Armed Services
Snap a Picture of Everything Before It Blows Up
A humorous column on amateur photographers during vacation season. It satirizes shutterbugs chasing dramatic scenes from Niagara Falls to the Grand Canyon, noting how families chase memories while risking safety and vanity. It ends with a self aware jab about a smeared lens and a ruined Empire State Building shot.
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Washington
Grand Canyon
Niagara Falls
J. Edgar Hoover
Empire State Building
Report on handling returned POW and duress evidence
The report notes uncertainty over how to deal with a POW who collaborated with the enemy and suggests no court martial for mistreatment if duress or brainwashing occurred. It asserts no court martial cases showed coercion evidence among soldiers captured by Red China, awaiting armed forces’ judgment on what counts as evidence.
Danger at Rural Intersections Warns Drivers
The Hutchinson News-Herald notes that blind rural intersections caused by hedges and overgrowth create dangerous spots. Drivers are urged to slow near unmarked crossings and stop if visibility is blocked to protect travelers, especially in spring and summer.
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Bible Verse Reflection on Light and Darkness
The verse proclaims that God is light and in him there is no darkness at all. It emphasizes purity and the absence of evil in divinity, inviting readers to seek transparency and truth through faith.
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John
Barbs on drinking, prices, and self improvement musings
The fragment discusses alcohol impacts on drunk driving, high prices curbing dating among young men, child psychology benefits, trustworthy fishing tales, and a writer's stance that there is no safe gamble yet encourages self risk taking. It reads as a collection of editorial quips and observations.
Quiz Q and A on language history and civics
A reader's quiz covers Russian letters counting twenty in the Cyrillic alphabet, a question about who drove the Alaska Railroad’s last spike with a Harding attribution, and definitions of antique Oriental rugs as 50 years in use. It also asks who signed the Declaration of Independence first and last and notes birds descend from reptiles, plus TVA as a Tennessee Valley Authority federal agency.
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Alaska
G. Harding
Row Over Judicial Appointment By Peter Edson NER
Washington row over President Eisenhower's nomination of Warren E. Burger to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. Irish factions and opposition within the Senate Judiciary subcommittee delayed confirmation, with McGinty O'Brien Mackin and others challenging Burger's suitability. The full committee did not act, leaving Burger as assistant attorney general pending next Congress.
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Peter Edson
Ner Washington
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Warren E. Burger
St. Paul
Minn
United States Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Senate
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Burger
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Judiciary
McGinty
O'Brien
Mackin
Dept. of Justice Civil Division
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Mahoney
Department of Justice
McGrannery
MacGrannery
O'Mahoney
Judiciary Committee
Warren Burger
Community Notices and Local Updates Across Town
Old Home Town announces birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Eugene Thornton of Tonganoxie. Mrs Frank Stutzman travels to Kansas City after the death of her son Dale. Sunflower resumes production after a two day holiday. Kansas to open 15 district offices for veterans affairs. T-5 William Hladik plans return from Europe after three years in Africa England and France. Local dinners honor Lt Millard MusselTat and Mrs Willard Adams of Corona California. Prof and Mrs R D O Leary return from five week Ithaca stay. Miss Ruth Maxwell weds Albert D Gordon at Maxwell home. Jessamine Fugate and Emma Houghton visit friends in Los Angeles. James Messer and family to visit Chanute and Humboldt. Stella Robbins returns from Europe. Miss Myrabelle Cummings in Kansas City. Inas Binker hosts Variety Bridge Club. J W Carney family celebrate 40th anniversary near Williamstown. M W Sterling returns from west coast. Marie Siler returns from Topeka. Pearl Johnson and Alice visit Overbrook with William and family. surprise party for Henry Pohl and Ben Nelson at Excelsior. Three O Clocks meet at Helen Harshberger’s. program by Stella Button and others. Manila piracy update notes Philippines turned over to Indonesia $15000 in recovered loot from Moro pirates.
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Eugene Thornton
Tonganoxie
Frank Stutzman
Kansas City
Dale Stutzman
Focal
Sunflower
Kansas
T-5
William Hladik
France
United States
Africa
England
Eugene Brune
Country Club
Millard Mussel- Tat
Willard Adams
Corona
Calif
R. D. O'Leary
Ithaca
N. Y
Paul O ° Leary
Fred Ellsworth
Maud Ellsworth
Ozarks
Ruth Maxwell
Albert D. Gordon
E. C. Maxwell
Jessamine Fugate
Emma Houghton
Los Angeles
James Messer
Chanute
Humboldt
Stella Robbins
Haskell Institute
Europe
Myrabelle Cummings
Inas Binker
J. W. Carney
Williamstown
M. W. Sterling
West Coast
Marie Siler
Topeka
Pearl Johnson
Little Alice
Overbrook
William Johnson
Willow Springs
Henry Pohl
Ben Nelson
Excelsior
Helen Harshberger
Stella Button
Esther
Edith Richard
Blanche Shelley
Miss Harshberger
Mary
Edith
Ceces Buchheim
Minnie Button
Anna Yy
Radio and TV Listings for August 18 19 Programs
Radio and TV schedule from WDAF WREN KEKU KMBC KWBC listing top evening programs and daily shows across stations WDAF WREN KMBC WDAP KOMO TV with lineups for sports news dramas and variety programs across multiple channels and timespects.
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WDAF
Ec Suet Fine Music
WRENS
WREN
Morgan Beatty
KMBC
Showtime
Kfeu Concert
Dr. Sixgun
the Whistler
Cardi Va. Graves
WDAP
Bing Crosby
Andy
Ted Heath
Tennessee Ernie
Fibber McGos
Jerry Fielding
KMAC
Grable
Jameén Wren
Martin Bloch
Amon
Randy
Grable and
Jones
Wdaf.-Tv
Kmbc.tv
Komo.tv
Hopaltong Cassidy
Camiclub
Bob Cummings
Dragrigt
Ford Theatre
Four Star Playhouse
Lux Video Theatre
Famous Playhouse
K.C
Night Owl
Garry Moore
Sheilah Graham
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