Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter August 22 1930
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes standard newspaper front matter noting The World Company as publisher with editors and staff, office address 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas, subscription rates and Associated Press rights. It identifies August 22 1930 and mentions mailing and circulation details.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
the World Company
Simons
W. Munnar
Mesagrez
Doren Lutons
Massachusetts Spees
Lawrence
Kansas
Talepbous
Associated Preas Druiriasnav Cass EK
Associated Prem
Ay Republic
Perara
Postotice
Ramses
Act of March Ltd
Maliks Uproar Sparks Debate on Truth and Propaganda
The debate centers on Jacob Malik’s televised attacks on the United States from the Security Council chair. Lawrence residents recall radio broadcasts fueling calls for more active U S propaganda abroad. Critics warn that lies are perishable and historically fail to endure, while truth often prevails despite aggressive deceit.
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United States
Jacob Malik
Security Council
Lawrence
Malik
Hitler
Universal military training debated by Senator Tydings
Senator Tydings of Maryland urges universal military training as a wartime preventive, arguing it could avert a shooting war with Russia. He warns the plan will pass this year, but cites risks such as potential marginal thinking and doubts about its effectiveness compared to a full militia system like Switzerland. History offers little support that universal training prevents wars.
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Tydings
Maryland
United States
Russia
Tyding
Umit
Department of Defense
Switzerland
End Kansas National Forest Gap Urged by Topeka Journal
The Topeka State Journal urges ending Kansas lack of a national forest or wilderness area, arguing the state should align with other states and commonwealths. The piece ties in Dr Karl Menninger to broader thoughts on people and life, suggesting public discourse may spur action.
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National Forest
Karl Menninger
Kansas
Union
Topeka State Journal
Commonwealths
Dr. Menninger
Joe Lee
Condensed War News and Local Odds Ends
War dispatches grow shorter as reporters pack essential facts. Hydrogen bomb plant sites cited in the Ozarks. Western powers seek info on POWs in Russia. millions unaccounted. Polish diplomats seek asylum in US. communists go underground in France. Leavenworth tax levy cuts noted. spring-like anomalies in Kansas furnaces. Hamilton Missouri race meet promises Maypole dance.
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Kansas
Hamilton
Engagement of Helen Avelyn Whetstone to John Camp announced
Old Home Town notes list the engagement of Helen Avelyn Whetstone to John Philip Camp of Des Moines Iowa. Other social items include visits, dinners, and celebrations with names such as Mix Mary Muzzy Lewis Muzzy and Mrs Darwin Gerald of Bartlesville Oklahoma. Also noted are a birth on August 1, a cornerstone ceremony for the New Eldridge Hotel, and local gatherings in Kansas City Shrine Park Leavenworth and nearby towns.
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W. E. Whetstone Anho
Helen Avelyn
John Philip Camp
Dex Moines
Iowa
Jae Eck
Mix Mary
Muzzy
Lewis Muzzy
San Diego
Calif
Lewis
Consolidated Airplane Factory
H.G. Fetty
California
Walter Eileen
Bridge
Darwin Gerald
Bartlesville
Okla
Roy Crammer
Route 3
SE. Seetin
Earl Weight
Wright
Lwood
Marthe Mackie
Ernestine Yates
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Junius Underwood l
Jessie
C. E. Decker
Marion Decker
Jerry Stugard
Prescott
Underwood
Jane Button
Mildred Gentry
Kansas City
Baltimore Hotel
Pleasanton families prepare moves and gatherings
Years ago J R Holmes and family plan to move from Pleasanton Lawrence where he will sell monuments. Fern Crammer to teach winter in Baxter Springs. The Masonic Temple cornerstone to be laid tomorrow. Alice Gertarde Muzzy hosted Sunday school classmates for her birthday Friday. Anna Rowlands left for Dallas after visiting her brother D L Rowlands and family. Catherine and Stella Stubbs visit Lake View as Bertha Knabe returns from Ottawa to visit sister Mrs A O Grei.
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J. R. Holmes
Pleasanton Lawrence
Holmes
Fern Crammer
Baxter Springs
Alice Gertarde Muzzy
Anna Rowlands
Dallas
Texas
D. L. Rowlands
Catherine
Stella Stubbs
Frances
Katherine McCreath
Lake View
Bertha Knabe
Ottawa
A. O. Grei
Keres
Still a Bright Future Hutchinson Radio Station KIMV FM
The Hutchinson News-Herald reflects on the departure of KIMV FM for Mount Oread, noting the station’s strong physical quality and local effort to serve Hutchinson with desired programs. It admits FM radio’s quirks limited broad support, ending with regret for KIMV’s end.
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Hutchinson
KIMV
Kansas radio station KIMV faces uncertain future
The passage notes FM’s poor reception by the public and advertisers, calling FM a mistake in the radio industry. It cites Kansas University lab and education as a bright future for KIMV, with support remaining in Hutchinson as it moves to a new home, reflecting nationwide trends.
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Kansas
Kansas University
KIMV
Hutchinson
Hope for Unified Korea would test UN stance
AP analysis outlines Warren Austin’s push for a unified North and South Korea under a republic at war’s end. It weighs risks of UN troops advancing beyond the 38th parallel, Soviet intervention, and the dilemma faced by the U.N. Security Council as nations eye peace and possible world war avoidance.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Warren K. Austin
U.S
United Nations
Korea
MacArthur
North Korea
Mr. Austin
Russia
John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
U. N
South Korea
U.N
38Th Parallel
League of Nations
Letters to the Editor on Decency and Prohibition Debates
Henry Muddle criticizes mixed up voting on decency, arguing changes hurt farming and dairy work. He cites fines for drink driving in a dry year, notes court costs and penalties, and urges voters to support or oppose public drunkenness measures and liquor sales as the debate unfolds.
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Mit der Worldt
Dayder Baver
Gail
Henry Muddle
Korean admits cutting Japan Korea telephone cable
A Korean suspect Bok Ki Man surrendered near Nagoya and admitted cutting two 25 foot sections of a Japan Korea telephone cable. Police said the damaged line was repaired the following day. It was unclear if the act was theft or sabotage.
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Nagoya
Japan
Yokkaichi
Bok Ki Man
Anchorage
Who Is Your Friend in Franklin County Farm Bureau
A Franklin County suit tests the link between the county extension program and the Kansas Farm Bureau. The editorial argues dues should stay with the county and questions diverting about $2,500 to the Kansas Farm Bureau, urging members to consider who truly supports local extension education and county voters.
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Journal-World
Franklin County
County
Farm Bureau Extension Service
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas Farm Bureau News
Farm Bureau
Extension
County Farm Bureau
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Kansas
County Farm
Agricul
Ture
Kansas Land Grant College
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas Marketing Act
Kansan Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Organization
Verne Alden
Quizmaster Horizon ta 14 Depicted radio wound with bonita
Puzzle style items surface as a mixed list of clues and answers across a range of definitions. The fragmentary entries hint at cross words and wordplay with scattered numbers and references to science symbols and place names.
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Bonita
Puzzle answer list continues with cryptic clues
A terse query presents numbered crossword style prompts: 25 Click beetle 43 Medical suffix 20 Female sheep 27 Fodder vat 26 Emerald Isle 30 Prohibitionists 36 Church officials 37 invulnerable 40 Support 41 Native of Media ar ocuria 45 Siouan Indian 48 Unfettered 47 Nation 48 Capital of Norway 50 Cooking utensil 52 Seine 55 Lines ab) Readers are asked to supply matching words for each clue.
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Emerald Isle
Nation
Capital of
Norway
Rural high school district approved in Lyon county
A special election approved a rural high school district in southwest Lyon county Emporia Kan Aug 22 with 390 votes to 230 and over 77 percent turnout. The district includes Olpa town Center township and 80 sections of Olpa. St Josephs parochial school at Olpa is currently the district's only high school.
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Emporia
Kan
Lyon County
Olpa
Center Township
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Radio Programs August 22 Schedule and Lineup
Radio listings show August 22 schedules across stations WDAF WREN KMBC KCMO WJW WW DAF and more. Programs include Morning Devotions Breakfast Club Modern Romances Lone Ranger Superman Arthur Godfrey and news segments. Notable names include Jerry Rewoonet Bill and Allen Franklin.
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Yuseday
WDAE
Wren
Hatirmand
WDAF
Penny Singleton
KMBC
Lule
KEMO
KCNG
Charles Boyer
Newacast
Jerry Bi Rewoonet Moones
Nevacaat
Texas Hangers
Daf—Musiva Clock Revue
Arthur Godfrey
KMHC
Caroline Ellis
RCMO
Helen ‘Trant
Noan
Bc—Livestock Markets BS
Froduce
Pounliry
Gresa
Ren—Oride and Groom
KCMO
Hannibal Cobb
Big Slater
Kate Young
Dr. Sidane
Bill
WDAR
Wren—Superman
RMBC
Stansell
Chameleon
Lynn Murray
Christian
the Falcon Popes
WDAP
KMEC
Abcs of
Afualo Kom Handy
Stary B.S. Orchisten
KCMQ
Operation Deadline
Wren—Allen Franklin
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Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Statehouse
Ozarks
Aaid
Free Countries
Tonganoxie Mirror
Leavenworth County
Quantrill
Eldridge Hotel
W. C. Simms
Ceretones
Mary L. Learnard
Caliifornia
Col. Eldridge
William E. Connelly
State Historial Society
W. G. Hutgon
Mont J. Greeners
Edward Martin
Leraine
George
Dunkley
Doris
Fred Willman
Ernest
Crug
Betty June
J . Ralph Stamvis
Keith
Dr. Walters
Virginia
O. T. Vinwell
Alice
Dorothy
L.A. Thess
Tronmeaeh
Arch Walters
Charlotte
Flood
Topeka
Neal Applegate
Mary Lee
Clarence Davis
Johnny
Filey Davis
Ladene
Louise
Myrtle Walters
Harry Edmundson
Donald
Mary
Edna
Hollywood
St. John News
Happily Ever After
James EO
Unified
Columbus
Misc
Rowan Dashiell
Horizontai
Assam
Yale
Approve High School
South
Reusch
Joe Schelbar
Wolfson
Daily City Delivery
Luderwood
PRT
h_Cartoo
Howdy Doody Hollys
Bert the Ramblers
Hanna‘s
RCA Victor
Kn Sith Co
General Plumbing
Youngstown
Walt Sneegas
Bellinger Electric
Mom
Sedbuan
Motorola
12Th & N.Y
Aterey Television
B. F. Goodrich
Mass, St
Tarnean Quarreas
Skinner
Mapa
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