Lawrence Daily Journal-World Public Notices and Rates
Lawrence Daily Journal-World details newspaper staff and publication schedule. Rates listed include carrier and mail options for Lawrence and surrounding counties, with a note on post office entry and AP news rights.
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Lawrence Daily ‘Journal-World
W. Co. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Ie Dolph
J. W. Murray
Ernest Fontivs
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Trigger Happy Reds Ramp Up Tensions On Korean Border
Rhee regime not sole source of friction as United Nations Command protests renewed hostile actions by Red forces. An unarmed American training plane was shot down, another aircraft was damaged but landed safely after crossing the neutral zone. Communists admit stray crossing, but UN notes numerous Red incursions and warns of trigger happy gunners hindering peace efforts.
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President Rhee
Republic of Korea
North
South Korea
United Nations Command
Jook
U.N. Command
Turnpikes Prove Beneficial as Kansas Turnpike Prospects Rise
Louis Stroup, Kansas Turnpike Authority public relations director, told a Lawrence civic club that turnpikes attract travelers and generate higher than expected revenues. He cited faster safer travel with grade crossing elimination, reduced travel miles, fuel and time savings, and future traffic growth outpacing early estimates. The Kansas Turnpike is viewed as good for 40 years with potential overburdening earlier than planned indicating rapid adoption.
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Louis Stroup
KTA
Lawrence
Kansas
Grass On Downtown Sidewalks Sparks Leavenworth Debate
The Leavenworth Times warns about grass growing from sidewalks and curbing in downtown Leavenworth, within a busy intersection block. It notes the odd sight of nature intruding on a bustling street and links the issue to broader town efforts to attract new industry, while reflecting on homeowner battles with lawn care and morale in residential areas.
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Leavenworth Times
Leavenworth
the Times
Leaven*Aworth
Times
Parsons Sun Protest Over Revenue Office Closures
The Parsons Sun denounces the closing of the internal revenue office in Parsons while offices in Pittsburg and Independence remain open. Pittsburg Headlight offers a conciliatory view noting travel inconveniences and echoing Independence, as Governor Edwards delays ouster hearings amid Civil Service tensions.
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Internal Revenue
Parsons
Pittsburg
Independence
Parsons Sun
Kansas Balkans
Sun
Pittsz
Conservation needs public action and planning
Oliver B. of Beaman urges Journal-World readers to address conservation. He warns that rapid population growth to 200 million by 1975 will strain food, housing and energy and that neglecting natural resources leads to future regret. He calls for preserving trees waters wildlife and energy.
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Conservation
Journal-World
America
Oliver B., Beaman
Comment That Too Old Crack Coffeyville Journal
Gov Soapy Williams argues Eisenhower is too old for re election highlighting Democrats lack of a solid 1956 campaign issue. He notes age is relative and cites Alben Barkley as an example of the fallacy. Barkley remains active in the Senate after opposition to his bid.
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Coffeyville Journal
Soapy Williams
Eisenhower
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Veep
Senate
Small and big business interdependence noted in Tribune piece
The Scott Tribune discusses the growth of large firms alongside a vast network of small suppliers. It cites 1900 with 21 independents per 1000 people and shows a rise to 27, plus a major firm with over 33,000 suppliers and subcontractors.
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Port Scott Tribune
Political rodeo humor and a rustic cookbook gag
A rancher jokes about a bull throwing a politician at an amateur rodeo. California introduces a cookbook recipe for dinner in a coffee can with meat vegetables and sherry. The Concordia Blade Empire and Wellington News comment on simple living and non-deluxe cars without electric clocks.
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California
Concordia Blade Empire
Wellington News
Psalm Verse Quote Published as Daily Bible Line
An expression of joy at the invitation to worship appears in a daily scripture entry citing Psalms 5 122 and the call to join in the house of the Lord.
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Lord
Dance instructor predicts the art will endure
In a column the writer argues luck matters in progress and notes that boxing, driving, and romance face social pressures. The piece reflects on persistence, technology, and everyday quirks influencing fate. It mentions boxers entering the ring and parents’ handiwork getting screen tests.
Notorious Dixie War Locomotive Mystery Solved
A famous locomotive named the General was captured by Yankee raiders in 1862 and recaptured by Confederates after a long chase along the Atlanta to Chattanooga line. A wildlife officer reports locating the nesting area of three pair of whooping cranes about 500 miles west of Fort Smith in the Northwest Territories of Canada.
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Eooway
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Wildlife Service
Fort Smith
Northwest Territories
Canada
New Books at Lawrence Library Display Next Week
Lawrence Free Public Library announces a display from August 23 to 27 featuring best seller fiction and true adventure titles. Included are How To Live 365 Days a Year by John A Schlinder M D 1955 and My Way of Becoming a Hunter by Robert H Rockwell 1955 with a mix of travel, nature, and cultural exploration.
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Lawrence Free Public Library
John A. Schlinder
Robert H. Rockwell
Smithsonian
Brootyln Museum
American Museum of Natural History
Africa
Alaska
Newfoundland
Michael W.W. Straus
United States
Arctic
Joseph
P. Moody
Dr. Moody
Canadian East Arctic
Roy Rogers
Annie Ganley
Envision Playhouse
Vamco Theatre
Freak the Bank
Rod Cummings
Lone Wolf
Ames Brothers
Wedner
News
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
WereArthur Godfrey
aArthur Godfrey
Gighe Hew
Kitchen Klub
Jack Paar
World Report
Robert Q Lawls
Robert Q
Lowla
Linkletter
Ted Mack
Bob Crosby
Rob Crosby
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Comiclub
Mat Dennis
Julius LaRosa
Star News
Burns and Aten
Voice of
Firestone
Godfrey
Spee Wea Ring
Robert Montgomery
Pee Wee King
Ethel and Albert
Summer Theatre
Holywood Playhouse
Boster Blackie
Three Star
Patti Pagoahow
Premiere Playhouse
Police Report
Studio
Eisenhower’s 84th Congress batting average compared to 83rd
Preliminary tabulations show 94 of Eisenhower’s proposals passed in the 84th Congress with a .505 batting average, vs .513 for the 83rd. Democrats control both chambers and face a busy next session with leftovers and potential reforms across defense, social security, agriculture, and civil rights.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
International Trade Organization
Colorado River
TVA
Statehood
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Local probate judge returns to office after illness
J B Wilson probate and county court judge resumes work this morning after several days illness. Social notes list a birthday picnic for eight Memorial Hospital born children at Clinton Park and a series of visits, family gatherings, trips and hostesses across Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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J. B. Wilson
Memorial Hospital
Clinton Park
Linda Cox
Mickey Garrett
Sharon Kay Ashworth
McLouth
Phyllis Kaiser
Helen Carol Babbitt
Morris Gene Barnes
Kathe White
Kathleen Ann.Bowman
C. J. Hunzicker
Waren J. Hunzicker
USNR
Helen G. Irvin
Guy R. Street
Radio and TV Programs Grid From Local Stations
A dense schedule listing radio and television programs across WDAF KMBC WREN and others for Saturday and Sunday. It enumerates news newscasts weather reports sports shows church bulletins and many music and variety programs with time slots and station identifiers.
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WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfru
Wren
Texaco
Wdaf—Monitor
Lowell Thonis
Indias
Tello
Kedlega
Wren—Music Embac
Slar
Alanitor
Grand Ole Opry
EMBAC
Jurie Mohey
EMBC
Weather Bureau
Rhythm and Bluee
Armvy
Monitor
WDAK
KMNC
Gene Autry
KMMC
KMUHC
Misa Brooks
KMAC
Gary Crosby
Match Miller
Vaut Harvey
WDAP
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Wall Street Journal
Free Public Library
Francis Maziere
Brazil
Guineas
W. B. Yeats
Allan Wade
Yeats
Wilma Dykeman
Blue Ridge
Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
Tennessee
el Greco
Antonina Vallentin
Crete
Spain
Toledo
Clemence Dane
Coventarden
Hollywood
England
Broadway
Samuel Grafton
New York
Wold Mankowitz
Sloan Wilson
Connecticut
Mat Regan
Mary Brinker Post
Great Northwest
Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Old Home Town
Sidney Perkins
Roy Perkins
David Perkins
Velma
J. J. Street
Excelsior Springs
Mayo Clinic
Carroll County
Street
Bogard
Erna Corey
Robert
Longeeach
Calif
J. G. Schnebly
Dr. Schnebly
Clara Wright
Wilda Wright
K.U
St. Joseph
Ray Wright
W. J. Baumgartner
Puget Sound
Mary Schott
Gertrude
Baldwin
J.B. Ross
Mary Ross
F. M. Hartley
Hazen
Willard Hazen
Ruth Hazen
T. M. Glass
Chetopa
Cora Brown
Kansas City
Clair O'Donnell
Columbia University
J. B. Power
Glenn Charlton
Omaha
Neb
Ridley
Pierson
George Ware
Jack Lawrence
Nelle Greenlees
Grace Hornaday
Marguerite Emery
Hannah Mitchell
Margaret DeForest
Varsity
Maidie Brookshire
Chillicothe
Dora Lupher
Helen Armstrong
Jessie Borg
Ruth Anderson
Olive Brown
RADIO
Kcmo-Tv
Bowlin
Moun yeCounterpoint
Horace Helder
AeOzark
T. Bal
Ozark Julies
Dunninger
Curtiss Archer
Lawrence Welk
Texaco Star Theatre
Damon Rudyan
Eddie Canter
Tons Laney
Qi—Leri Berry
Easy Chase Theatre
Richie Pupper Storer
Winky Dink
Sizx Gun Mayhouse
Home Buyer's Guide
Mmnion Dellar
Unday Matines Oval Playhouse
Captain Gallant
Park Hill Standard Service
Bill Wiglesworth
A. W. Phillips
S Moterola
Emerson - Sentinel
Television
N.Y. Phore
Jesus Christ
Christ
Lawrence Bible Chapel
Rankin Drug Co
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