Lawrence World Journal header and staff listing
A brief reader page shows the Lawrence World Journal masthead with editor W C Binons and staff roles T W Murray managing editor and Ernest Pontios advertising director. It lists pricing by carrier and mail options for Douglas County and nearby areas and notes AP affiliation.
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W. C. Binons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolphsons
Palitor
T. W. Murray
Ernest Pontios
Douglas
Couriar
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Radio and TV Listings for August 19 20 on WDAF KMBC WREN
The page lists radio and television program schedules across stations WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU WHREN WDARK KMAC KMUC and others for Friday August 19 and Saturday August 20. Entries include news, sports, music shows and monster schedules with times such as 7:00 WREN Morgan Beatty 7:00 WREN News 9:30 EMC Amex and Ramy 2:00 WDARK Fibber McGee and more.
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WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfku
Jackson
Kmbc Yes
Indlang
Wren—Telle
Wren
Morcan Beatty
KFKU
WHRE
Monitor
Wren—Cardova
Redleguwn
WDAB
Wrana de Opry
Kmbc-Tv
Komo TV
Mat Dennis
Newa
Jalia LaRosa
Phoebe
the Wise
Ray Miriana
Thea
Dell
Studio Satundeye
Pinky Lee
Paul Winchel
Somando Cody
Winky Dink
You
Mr Wizard
Captain Midnight
Andy's
Television listing chaos spans stations and shows across day
A dense schedule fragment lists KMBC TV KOMO TV and others with numerous titles and times. It reads like an extended daylong grid of entertainment including news, dramas, cartoons, features, and variety acts across multiple networks.
Code of Military Conduct Aims to Protect POWs
A revised code directed by President Eisenhower addresses prisoner of war conduct amid debates on treatment of POWs. It forbids torture and seeks to preserve allegiance and discipline, while noting risks from captors seeking intelligence and propaganda through forced confessions.
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Eisenhower
Aemy
Improving Wheat Quality in Kansas Leads to Price Cut
The Department of Agriculture blacklists 23 Kansas wheat varieties for poor baking and milling, setting a support price 20 cents below approved varieties. About 13.1 percent of Kansas wheat area used these undesirable brands, sparking criticism of the order’s tone but not its aim.
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Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Lets Give Our Children A Brake For School Year
The Tiller and Toiler urges safe driving as schools open at Laimed. Editors review merchants offerings and banks highlight their future role in preparing for the term. Executives of tomorrow are today’s youngsters, prompting a plea to cooperate for safe travel during the new school year.
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Laimed
Tiller and Toiler
Tiller
Toller
Wisdom of Hindsight to air secretary Talbott amid advice
Parsons Sun reports MEP Talbott’s letter on Air Force Stationery with guidance to Pentagon associates. He stresses prudence in writing and avoiding fancy names. The piece notes river bridges near Kaw west of Topeka and memories of the 1951 flood.
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Air Secretary
Talbott
Air Force
Pentagon
Parsons Sun
Kaw
Reds Worst In Mistreating Prisoners in Korea War
James Marlow reports a Defense Department committee found American POWs in Korea were inadequately prepared against Communist indoctrination. It cites past German Japanese and Chinese camps as lessons, notes methods including indoctrination and propaganda, and records 4,428 of 7,190 captured Americans survived with few charged with serious offenses.
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Washington
Korea
Defense Department
Mes Marlow
Pris
Chiang’ Kai-shek
Europe
Defense Committee
United States
When a Princess Is 25 and Can Do As She Pleases
A Washington breakfast scene centers on Princess Margaret turning 25 and potential marriage to Capt Townsend amid Church of England divorce taboos. Mrs Murgatroyd debates royal romance as they speculate on Sunday developments and press mentions.
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ED Creagh
Washington
Princess Margaret
Murgatroyd
Powers That Be
Margaret
Mrs. Murgatroyd
Church of England
Hawkinses
Capt. Townsend
Prisoner Code Proposed by Eisenhower for Future Policy
The committee stated the armed forces lack a clear conduct code for American prisoners after capture. They produced a code that President Eisenhower laid down as the standard for future handling.
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Eisenhower
Parson Preaches Recreational Aid for Wayward Youth
Garden City editor argues many youths fail to engage in city school or church programs. Chief Mitch Geisler backs a civic club gym to reach youth roaming streets and sniping butts. He says programs miss the one tenth in real need while nine tenths have homes and chances. Governor Hall drew laughs at a Chicago conference, then appeared on TV instead of the firing range.
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Garden City
Mitch Geisler
Geisler
YMCA
Governor Hall
Chicago
Odd Amusements and Quips From a City Desk
A collection of light notes and witticisms about office life and weather. A Chicago man loses his job for constant venting complaints while a train whistle caution and fashion remarks offer brief humor.
Quiz Q answers reveal trivia from history and science
The text lists diverse trivia with questions and concise answers on solar eclipses, Basin Street origins, hats in the House, lobster claws, Independence Hall, and oceanarium design. It presents quick factual Q A snippets.
What averse proverb from Galatians quoted
A fragmentary Bible verse appears to cite Galatians verse seven about reaping what one sows. The text presents a moral adage without context or a broader narrative connection.
Two Hydrogen Bomb Energy Projects Under AEC Study
Washington reports the U S Atomic Energy Commission runs at least two fusion control projects to tame hydrogen bomb energy for peaceful use under its Santa Fe operations office with a 139 million dollar budget this year. The disclosure follows Strauss Geneva remarks and long secrecy.
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Washington
United States Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Santa Fe, N.M
Santa Fe
Lewis L. Strauss
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
NEA
Homi J. Bhabha
India
U. N
Strauss
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC Cheirman Strauss
America
Old Home Town Highlights Wartime Award and Engagement News
Olaf Eckman of Vinland received the Skelly Agricultural Achievement award for wartime food production. Lt. Col. George Baxter Smith and Prof. John W. Ashton of KU are noted educators at Shrivenham Army School in England. Roberta Frowe and Charles S. Huhn announce their engagement. A surprise party honored Roy Browning Jr. who plans to move to Ottawa. Various local notices include moves, court incident, and school bids.
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Olaf Eckman
Jack Patchen
Roy Browning Jr
Ottawa
Charles’ Penny
Eugene Cox
Eldon Sheneman
Robert Gurtler
Kenneth Long
Eddie Campbell
John Riling Jr
Jimmy” Burnett
Horton Fox
Frank E. Jones
Philip
California
Wil
Kansas City
Chris. Himsinger
Europe
Doris Twente
Janis Patchen
Trinity Lutherern Church
Hazel E. Lynn
Ednah Hopkins
Albert Hadl
Albert
Wanda
Esther Jane
Belleview
Bowersock Mills
Woodland Park
Evangelical Association
H. A.rice
Merle Thorpe
State
Roy. Flory
Kansas
Lon Childs
Lone Star
Alberta
Canada
Perry’ Stevens
Virtland
Lela Newton
Birdie Paslay
Dorothy Listen
Ethel Smith
Alice Shaw
Cora Eckman
Eva
Steven Lietha Newton
Stelly
Fred Stevens
Jennie Stevens
Hattie McTaggart
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Clawrence Welk
Texaco Star Theatre
Teave
T.Y
Industry On
Home Buyer's Guide
Royal Pityhouse
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Frace the Nation
Captain Gallant
Super Circus
Hollywood
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Prenx
Chance of Lifetime
M—G
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Bob Cu Foinee
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Ames Brothers
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Vwreather
Studle
James Marlow
New Orleans
Basin Street
House of Representatives
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Independence Hall
Peter Zosonnea
Old Home Town
UWS
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