Lawrence Daily News Local Publisher Billing Info
Lawrence Daily News details the paper’s founding by W C, publisher The World Co, and office address. Subscription rates shown include one month for $1.00 and yearly billing options with mailed postal service notes.
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W.C
the World CO Doves Simons
Matra
Stree
Dariveraway Canwien
Balt. Pavaners
Dangla
Berond Dougles
Cerantius
Lawrence
Kansas
Radio Program Schedule Notes Aug 23
Radio listings for stations WREN KCMO WDAF and others show a dense, varied schedule. Programs include News of the Word Lone Hancer CK land, Theater features, Weather updates, sports segments, and guest stars across multiple bands and local stations.
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KMBU
Sic
WDAF
Jon Ang Staikie
RCH
Enterrenee Ren
Lone Hancer
Ck Cland
Manikatas
Wren
Simne
Kmblsteve
Kay
Star March
KRMBC
EU Griffitees
Dar
Mhg
Farly Bird
Oebu
Texas Rankere
KNBC
St Louis
I Ranch Baye Theater
Louay News
Bullerig
Pirara
Hollywood
National Farm
Monte
Kuno RM Griffith
Shaw Co
Newecast
Burra Centra
Statios
Ari
KMEG
City Hospital
Musicanoarin News
S Dorm
Stan Doughtechy
Downhomere Fisher A
Ove Bhoeoreard
Amarton Ie Pac and Your Manvers
Navy Hour
Soo Antiembres
Sune Wren
Ray Bloch
Phe
Sica
Kubc
KMEC
Western Echoas
Wren—Sports
Wdaf—Mareh
Hine Gom-Wren
Newacast
Wdai Fevontert
Gunamok
Television Listings and Local Advertisements Feature Aug 22
TV listings and station promos dominate the page with notes on programs such as Rush News and The Binchiv Chair Theater. Also advertised are community events like Karnival and Serenade, plus weather and sports blocks.
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Rush
B. Jossee
Carian
Cail
Erin ' Binchiv
Soren
Indiana
Americas
Sarsay Hallewood
Soviet Congress to Redraft Constitution in October
A major international focus centers on the Soviet Union as it plans a first congress since 1939. The event is expected to redefine political forces, possibly ending the current politburo’s grip and forming a Presidium, with a new constitution to be adopted on October 5. Speculation runs on who will be listed in the Soviet leadership Who's Who and how neighboring states will be affected.
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Kremlin
Russia
Rachel
Shalin
Central Committee
Stevenson
Hower
Truman
Ington
Eisenhower program praised as sane path for nation
Opinion warns against more debt and danger and endorses a practical, moderate course. The piece argues that only feasible measures can restore domestic stability and international balance, noting that ideological rebels and experimenters oppose the plan and that Egypt's revolt stemmed from army shortages amid fighting Israelis.
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Eisenhower
Seth Diomestic
Disseley Inns
Henry J Haskell and the past in prose and romance
Henry J Haskell, writer for the Kansasity Star, reflected on the present, future, and immemorial past in thoughtful prose. The piece discusses his classical scholarship, friendship with Arthur Tappan Walker, and attempts to trace famous phrases and authorship origins, with tangential anecdotes about romance, court cases, and drouth aid politics.
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Henry J. Haskell
Kansasity Star
Arthur Tappan Walker
Mgr
Naskell
Old Home Town 1 The Red Cross to Close Dates
The Red Cross will close from Aug 24 through Sept 7 while secretary Ola Dunham is on vacation. Dr Edel Sisson, longtime Lawrence physician, has joined Yale University Health Department staff. Several social events and visits noted include birthday parties, a birth announcement, and travel plans of local residents. Lawrence figures, venues, and personal names appear throughout the terse local notices and social items.
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Red Cross
Althe
Ola Dunham
Edel Sisson
Lawrence
Deparrtment of Health
Yale University
Mra
K. E. Hammig
Thia
Martha Kay
Pelie Woodwar Topeka
Judy Weatherby
Annalie Panesius
Burton Pontius
Jane Beach
Joyce Marie Nehybass
Dennis Stone
Darlene Stone
Shuey Jean Pontius
Chester Thompson
Vinland
John Coffman
Our
CB. Russel
Clark Jackman
Tomorr
Estes Park
Colo
Charles ‘Jackman
iCheley Camp
Psalms Line Cited With Plea and Rescue Theme
A devotional line repeats Psalm 34 6 noting cry for help and divine hearing. The verse reflects belief in God saving from troubles and delivering relief to the humble speaker.
Letters to the Editor on truth and politics in Springfield
A fragmented Letter to the Editor criticizes preachers and politicians for prioritizing favorite interests over truth. It laments blurred moral guidance, warns of deceptive rhetoric, and attacks the Democratic Party for bureaucratic patterns harming civic understanding and liberty.
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Journal-World
Springfield
Dirkson
Nelies
Groth
Amlashat
Harman
Jomin
Volities
Governors Visit 35th Division Prompts National Guard Returns
Gov Arn and four state groups plan Friday visits to the 35th Division, aiming to smooth National Guard returns. The events include a Governor's Day review and related official proceedings in Yonkers and Topeka. Local details about parking and facility openings were noted alongside general state remarks.
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Arn
Topeka
Gov. Arn
Orier
Fae
Fred Hall
Paul Parer
Jetter
Sermon for Today on Inflation and Fiddler's Pay
A Dodge City Globe excerpt presents a sermon about rising living costs in 1950, citing the fed eral bureau of labor statistics. It argues inflation outpaces wages in towns and cities and uses witty lines about the fiddler being paid and a socialite marrying a millionaire to illustrate the era’s attitudes.
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United States
Federal Bureau of Labor, Statistics
Dodge City Globe
Barbs by Hal Cochran and distant winter forecast
A quirky column by Hal Cochran praises a woman's voice while noting winter’s approach. The text mentions a prison ball game where five bases were stolen by inmates. It ends with a cryptic line about a politician’s missteps and a call for practice.
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Hal Cochran
World Today: Middle Road candidates in 1952 race
Washington report by James Marlow notes Eisenhower and Stevenson strive for a middle appeal amid broad anti-Communist mood. Both claim broad appeal and avoid sharp policy planks, focusing on how issues would be handled and how campaigns present managerial qualities rather than specific programs.
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James Marlow Washington
Uhee
Eisenhower
Gev Stevenson
Drought Disaster Area Designation Sought
A cultural department advised Oklahoma lawmakers to request drought disaster area designation for the entire state. Congressmen urged swift action to unlock federal aid and emergency funds for farmers and communities affected by the drought.
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Washington
Aculture Department
Congressmen
O Desiznansda
He & Emerg
Record Tax Take Rises Amid Revenue and Security Deductions
A garbled report notes rising tax collections and social security deductions over recent months. It mentions federal revenue, payroll taxes, and the impact on taxpayers while hinting at changes in corporate rates and spending on security payments.
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Dalton Fallars
Additon
Pedewal
Bseat
Senne Ashi
Fir
Eudora Guests and Local Social Roundup
Eudora area residents are noted visiting relatives in Pittsburg and Topeka while others attend gatherings in Othe and Junction City. A group demonstrated modern electric cooking at Mrs. D. M. Harris’s home with Mrs. Julia Springer presenting and other local hosts hosting family and church events through late August in the region.
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David Jameson
Ian Miles
Pittsburg
Archie Jameson
Fadora
George Bartz
Daugster
Doris Ann
Elsie Taylor
Topeka
Freda Murrell
Marceline
Othe
Good Samaritan Tome
Alice Ziegler
Miirell
The
Kansas: Power and Light Company
Foreign Exchange Horizons and Language Clues Puzzle
A cryptic word puzzle lists foreign currency hints and language prompts. It blends coins, phrases, and clues like Peruvian coin and Danish coin with cross language terms, asking for matching words and pronunciations.
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Lawrence Jeweler
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L. BD. Welch
David Wright
Agnes Evans
Fl- Jen Anderson
Kansas City
Nettie Phillips
Minnis Dingelstedt
Tonganesie
Julius Fischer
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Florence Crowder
Lake Vidw
T. M. Crowder
Yonkers, N.Y
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Altgona Tribune
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Venson
Rosenhower
Stevertson
Acuiculture Department
Oklahoma
Eudora
Jarrys
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Chavin
Stil
Harold Marlex
Ralph Votans
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Theodoya Baptist Mission
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Baldwin Methodist Abu
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Lowie Kindred
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Ralph Watan
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Noel Griffin
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Eugene Griffin
Garnett
Carl Millington
Carl
Weill Baby Clinic
N. Harder
Ireland
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Greyhound Cab Co
Purses & Filkin
Muggscausett
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Motorola Balas
Babe
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Prescriptions
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Holmes and Peck Insurance
Douglas County Building and Loan Assn
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