Lawrence Daily World Local Currency Rates and Address
Lawrence Daily World lists subscription rates with annual five dollar, six month three dollar, and quarterly rates. Office at 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas 66044. Postage paid under Act of March 3 1879.
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Massacousens Sweet
Dstivenen
Ny Casarse
Adi di
Pavasia
Eas
Betizi
Dangle
Postofice
Lawrence
Kanata
Dowagiac Journal World 1950 August 19 edition note
Daily newspaper page from Dowagiac Journal World dated Saturday August 19 1950. Editor Down Sbions and publisher aureus wrace Kastat listed with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships.
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MPANY
Dowagiag
Down Sbions
Aureus, Wrace, Kastat
Associated Press
Republic E Gia
Focal Niews
el AP Ens Dimatrica
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Water Levels Rise Across Midwest After Drought Fears
The July Interior department review notes flood risk and high runoff from Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mexico as groundwater levels rebound. In Kansas and surrounding states streams run bankfull and cellars stay damp, signaling full subsoil saturation and resilient crop prospects for the season.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Interior Department
Water Resources Review
Hudson Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Midwest
Railroads Strike Seen Risking Public Welfare
Railroad layoffs and possible stoppages would force trucking firms to handle freight. Increased truck use would strain highways and raise costs for the public. Unions pressing a strike could impose heavy burdens on society during an already difficult period. Any railroad disruption is viewed as especially ill timed.
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Ruinsas
Prudent Purchasing Splitter Sparks Debate on Hoarding
A heated discussion centers on hoarding versus prudent stocking for future emergencies. Proponents warn that emergency stock shortages could cripple the nation, while others argue maintaining ample household supplies now supports readiness. The debate favors allowing normal distribution to proceed, stocking staple goods while conditions are ordinary.
Ready for War Economy Says Nation Should Conserve
The article urges avoiding panic and states that mobilization would strain transport lines and factories. It advises reasonable purchases now, moderation in choices, and steering clear of bidding on scarce luxury items to prevent shortages and maintain stability.
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China
Truman era red menace ties to Formosa and Korea policy
The piece argues Truman forced Chiang Kai-shek to limit Chinese Nationalist operations against the mainland, easing red plans to invade Formosa. It cites Molotov’s talks with China for 150,000 Chinese troops in Korea, calls for more Nationalist aid, and suggests diversions on the mainland. It notes limited movement of UN troops in Korea and mentions Philippine aid, U.S. policy shifts, and academic debate on UN troops crossing the 38th parallel.
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Truman
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Far East
Molotov
Korea
Scrivner
Chiang
Russia
United Nations
Engagements and social news from old town notices
Old Home Town reports engagements among local families: Margaret Lewis to David Shirk in Edorado, and a daughter of Eberhart to Martin Henry. Lasenman announces engagement of Frandanghta Patricm Lee to Marvin Evans of King City. Miss Mahel firren takes a position in Washington, and Bonnie Rass visits Katharine and Juha Gorrill in Rasa City.
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Fred V. Lewis
Margaret
David Ie Shirk
KE. H. Shirk
Edorado
George Eberhart
Daugher
Martin EB
Henry
Marvin M. Evans
Mare Ritet Evans
King City
Mahel Firren
Washington, D.C
Weil
Masterus
Riapher
Bonnie Rass
Rasa Oty
Katharine
Juha Gorrill
Widow and work crew suffer blast on Baldwin hill road
Twenty five years ago El Seliell, county pastor, was killed when a dynamite bow exploded during road work over Baldwin hill. Harold Kennedy, injured, worked with him. Local residents, relatives, and several names appear in a period notice of the incident and after.
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el Seliell
Baldwin Hill
Harelt Kennedy
Baldwin
T. Hoar
Los Anges
Nottingham
Roberta
Nothinghans Pister
Muskogee
Isabel Wood
Califoria
Mont
Untitled Local Verse and Family Notes
This item notes biblical quotation and personal updates. Mrs Blanche Wiley and her daughter Lois visited Eudora today. Raymond Armstrong returned from Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Woodlake
Blanche Wiley
Lois
Eudora
Raymond Armstrong
Grand Rapids
Mich
The Believers Vow and the Newsmen’s Skepticism
A satirical piece critiques journalists as cynical yet easily swayed by sensational tales. It recalls past exaggerations from war heroes and public reports, noting enduring biases in reporting and a cautious lesson for readers amid extreme summer heat and travel remarks.
Balloon Scare Over Singapore Turns Out Weather Balloon
A white object sighting two miles up sparked reports of a flying saucer near Singapore. It proved to be a Meteorological Department balloon with instruments to study upper atmosphere density.
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Singapore
Rcale
Meterological Department
Ats Hinds Siant
Australia
Stavi Sets New Milk Output Record in Israel
Israel's dairy authorities credit a cow named Stavi with breaking the national and Middle East milk output record. The registered bovine produced a historically high quantity surpassing the previous all time Israeli record, tracing lineage to a Damascus cow and a Dutch bull.
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Stavi
Israel
Middle East
Ministry of Agriculture
Barbs by Hal Cochran Moonlit Moment
An Ohio girl newly married hides 200 love letters from her husband with an X marking where he kissed his freedom. The fragment hints at carefree moonlit themes and asks if anyone cares about leaving hats on during the night.
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Ohio
Hubby
B picture of a movie double feature noted
The text recalls a B picture double feature and suggests a casual memory of cinema. A professor remarks that children today are less well trained at home than 30 years ago. Parents are blamed for letting standards slip amid a hot spell as Chicago commerce grapples with Christmas price inquiries.
Baldwin mourns in Kansas City as family gathers
Mrs. Baldwin is laid to rest at Mount Washington cemetery in Kansas City after a lengthy illness. The service was conducted in the Garden area with many relatives present. Pallbearers were members of the Evangeline Chapter of Eastern Star. Included are details of survivors, a grandson from Dallas, and many local mourners. The obituary notes prior residence in Ramsas City and connections to Harmony Chapter.
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Clare Hayes
Mi Paitia
Jane Teohentia
Indy
Dente
Mount Washington Cemetery
Kansas
Colling
Hinidwin
Harmony
Frank Glenson
Leeds
Kedi
Kinsas Cie
Haswell Barkles
von Aue
Rai
Jel Ewhark
Aibert
Hite Book
Ark
Welleille
Weal
Thaymand Tearktes
Ganite
Ana Te So
Ceepushae
Miron
Giten
Mitler
Bright
Saterday
Tau Delta
Columbus
Annes Cine
Auenter
Ebright
Tapeka
AC Ti
Cumnatue
Feitinker
Bautwin 1 Rev
Fed
Wao
Secrpter
Goeelee Seraehyeh Bett
Weelee
Af Weilsville
Ales
Jim Writhr Muekertein Kanes
William White
Mere Anah Sepligger
Hoi
Reptinger
Lawrence
U.N. Troops Slow To Appear In Korea Review
AP dispatch notes slow UN troop response to General MacArthur s plea for ground forces. Turkey Thailand and the Philippines formally offered accounts accepted and Britain France and Australia discussed. Logistics and unit availability delay deployments while some nations weigh sending organized units rather than new troops.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
MacArthur
United Nations
Kaw
Ats
Caely Sam
Shingtun
Turkey
Thailand
Philippines
Britain
Newand
Australia
Taj
Bion
Viia New Unite
America
Europe
North Koren
Cornucopia
U. N
Korea
Lebanon Relaxes Work Rules for Palestinian Refugees
Lebanon ends long standing ban preventing Arab Palestinian refugees from working. A United Nations source says officials will allow refugees to work, a move aimed at boosting Lebanon and regional economies and improving employment prospects for refugees.
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Lebanon
Beirut
Palestine
United Nations
Printers' Aide Horizontal Puzzle Clue List
A crowded crossword style listing with numbered across and down clues. It features definitions for words including nautical terms, heraldry, botanical terms, and biographical hints, plus references to myth and measurement units. The fragment reads like a puzzle key with several incomplete entries and partial answer hints.
KMBC KMBC-KFRM Program Highlights And Guests
A radio and TV listings recap for KMBC and KMBC KFRM features the Percy Fair Orchestra at 7 PM with guest Lys Assia, the Trinnerbell Roundup crew at Sedalia for the Missouri State Fair, and a lineup including Victor Mature in Final Fairy. Carline Elia hosts morning chats at 9:20, with Happy Home at 9:30, plus Diane Courtney substituting on Grand Slap and a feature on Claire Hoan and the Mills Brothers on Inge of Music. The Saratoga coverage and other showtimes are noted.
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KMBC
Percy Fair
Carline Elia
Caroline
Vian
Diane Courtney
Trene Beastey
Mills Brothers and
Radio Program Schedule Highlights for KMBO to WDAP
A dense listing of radio and TV programs across KMBO KMOC WDAF KNBC KCMO KMBC WREN and other stations for Saturday August 19 and Sunday August 20. Notable entries include Gene Autry Kyente Adams and Joe DiMaggio appearances, Arthur Godfrey and Band of America broadcasts, Kennedy era style talk and variety shows, and local church programming. The schedule emphasizes a broad mix of entertainment news sports and religious programming with times ranging from early morning to late evening.
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KMBO
KCMO
WDAP
WDAF
Voices
Kyente
EMBC
Wren
del Trio
Cisco- Kid
KNBC
Vaughn Monroe
Ee Adams
Joe DiMaggio
My Oo
Katie
Gene Autry
Hollywood
Kemo
Norman Brokenshire
KMBC
Gane
Drish Creek Fotliee
Brush Creek Follies
Judy Canova
CMO
Martinique
Eirchentea
Grand OY Oprey
Newacast Koho
Leon Decker
Shamrock
ICMO
Oldecard Collector
NMOL
WDARO
NBC Theater
Kansas City
KUMO
World
Gov
Carlson Wren
Char
ReMto
Kumont
America
Pat Dunn
Mt. Hope Tower
KMRC
Tommy Porsey
Catholic
Laitheran
Keomo— Roth
WIAF
Chase
Think Fast
Bode Music Hall
Freddy Martio
Tris Cottin
Kmac Weather Bureau of
Tex Willams
Guy Lombardo
Saint Am Space Wien
Blue Jay Singers
Pery
Toollcam
Mr. Malon
Damene Tossroadts
Jackle Robinson
Jackle Robinson To: Beheenple
Platfort v—News
Allen Frankin Ban Io
Tex Heneke
am-WREN—Hit_Parade
al Phillins
WPAF
Alex Dreier II
M—Wren
Arthur Godfrey
Jack Berch
Bill Como
Mbi
Stansell
Lone Ranger
Hollywood Playhouse
Ethel and Albert
Darov Pice
Firestone Wynaf
KEMOQ
Band of America
Granby's Green Acree
Joan Komo
Hicktenig
Lana Quarien Rie
Moen Kie Magier
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Happily Ever
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Yeas
Hal Cochran Gyeet
Ids
Chicago Association of Commerce
Jeter
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Gessner
Trona
Kaxjoend Walliams
Miss Mart Marcaret
Willa
Vihsan
Rene
Tatas
Casaion
Eiayooviliot
Bret Baldwin
Rae
Bishop
North South Stréet
U.N
Commercia
Naval
Cleveland
Victor Mature
Haltewood Star Playhouse
Jaw
Quincy Howe
Danrer
Raver
Gloria Swineon
Steve Alien
Shell
Allen
Stoke Sanit Co
Bellinger Electric
Mase
Reusch
Masa
Joe Schelbar
Aimdeewood
Pat
Bing
Vassidy
Tad Ineos Hestatar
Women
Bre
Tah— News
Télenews
Hiphayet
Coates
Perene
Chicago
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HANNA
RCA Victor
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