Eisenhower faces tougher Congress if reelected
Washington writer James Marlow argues that a second Eisenhower term would see waning presidential influence as incumbents face end-of-tenure dynamics. He notes Republican leaders like Knowland may resist backers, and Democrats will press to build records for 1958 and 1960 while the vice presidency gains power in national politics.
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Lawrence Daily Journal World personnel and pricing note
Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editor A Simone and staff roles with historical dates. It shows rates for carrier and mail subscribers in Douglas and surrounding counties and United States pricing. The item notes Associated Press rights and post office filing as second class matter.
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Struggle for Congress Promises a Fierce Battle
The 1954 race for control of Congress is described as a three ring circus with President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon expected to campaign vigorously. The Senate battle features key races in Maryland New York Ohio Idaho and more as both parties seek a favorable majority. Momentum shifts from scandals and intra party feuds to potential gains in states like Kentucky West Virginia Oregon and Washington. The outcome remains uncertain with Republicans needing four of five current seats to take control as campaigns heat up.
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Catholics Vote in View of GOP Catholic Appeal
Political observers note Republicans aim to mobilize Catholic voters in November using a Chicago Democratic convention episode. They consider stirring resentment over Kennedy’s vice presidential loss and claim Kefauver supplanted Kennedy at a critical moment. The Wall Street Journal cites a GOP reader on Catholics and politics.
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Bible Verse From 7 32 About Aicheth The Rightesue
The fragment notes a verse urging right conduct and seeking guidance through faith, mentioning alms and a biblical reference to Q7:32. It presents a brief, pithy religious message without additional context or narrative details.
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Navy reports missing long range bomber after attack
Hutchinson News reports a US Navy long range patrol bomber is missing after an unidentified aircraft attack off the Red China coast. The crew of 16 is presumed dead and names will be withheld temporarily. The piece also critiques handling of news and local parking lot proposals near Wichita schools.
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Why Not Parking Lots for Walking to School Policy
School leaders Dr Wade Fowler and Roy Grae advocate more walking as healthier, but critics doubt students will follow. Adults reminisce about long walks to school in the past while acknowledging current barriers.
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Roy Grae
Quiz Qs on geography tax law and deer facts
The article presents three question answer pairs about where the Eastern Tkamisphere begins noting the boundary between hemispheres is not fixed and the commonly used meridian is 20th west of Greenwich. It asks about retroactive taxes, confirming they are legal when enacted by Congress, and asks which is the largest deer family member, answering the moose with examples from Alaska.
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Ike and Stevenson Clash in Sermon of the Future
The two campaigns present contrasting futures with Eisenhower highlighting farm relief, labor peace, anti monopoly moves, small business aid, and disarmament while Stevenson warns of stagnant prosperity for ordinary people, calling for stronger alliances, anti-Communist support, and independence for new nations. Both claim progress and pledge national security, peace, and opportunity.
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Political heads elected in Topeka for year
Old Home Town notes 40 years ago report in Topeka state Republican and Democratic parties met and elected officers Quentin Brown Greensburg GOP chair D C Buzz Hill Democratic chair The Democratic platform included liquor resubmission. Auto plate 16 7900 sold to Kenneth Proctor, Kansan Electric Power Co. year total may exceed 8 205 last year. Oliver Hobbs to lead high school music. Miss Mabel Barnhart resigns as elementary supervisor. action pending.
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Novotny
Radio and TV programs and schedules excerpt
A fragmentary list of radio and television programs with station references, show times, and host names, including WDAF KMBC WREN and references to news, sports, and variety segments. Contains multiple time slots and program titles with scattered scheduling details and hosts.
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Count Bathree
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Wren
Milton Cross
Television Schedule Fragments Remain Unclear
Rushed OCR of a TV schedule lists program times and titles including News Caravan Three Star Cisco Kid and various shows from morning through late night with numerous garbled names and parenthetical marks making exact entries indeterminable.
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