Founding of Dore Simons and World Company Journal
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World notes the 1891 founding by W C Suzana and publishing by The World Company under J W Muanay. It recalls office in Lawrence Kansas and 1952 context highlighting wariness of corruption in big government projects, urging vigilance by accountants and investigators against looting.
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W. C. Suzana
THE
World Company
J. W. Muanay
Menaging Eastor
Masachusetts Suess
Lawrence
Kansas
Associated
AP News
Wren
Aniap
Allied Air Losses in Korea Highlight Ground Support Costs
The U N command in Tokyo reports Allied aircraft losses since Korea's outbreak run two and a half times greater than Communist losses. Most Allied losses come from ground fire during air raids on Communist targets and while supporting infantry. Communists rarely raid behind Allied lines or use air caves for ground troops. The report says air losses reflect a costly but essential effort to hold positions against superior enemy numbers.
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Korea
Over & Ce
U.N. Command
Tokyo
Radio Programs on Widespread Station Schedule
A scanned listing shows a dense radio program grid for multiple stations including KMBC WDAR WREN and WDAK for August 30 and 31 1959. It names hosts such as Frank Fontaine Doris Day Gene Autry and Arthur Godfrey with various time slots and show titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawrence Daily
Cal Tinney
Renate Kerm
Winders
Margaret Meamoa
van Dr. Malone
Just Plain
Bill
Rene Dirk Haymes
Loranza Jones
de John
Sparkie
KMAG
Fun Factory
KMBC
Western Echoes
Ligeti
LW Daes
Sig
Lone Ranger
Horatio Hornblower
WDAP
Ratin
Mour
Newara At
Star
KMEC
Griffith
Ares
KMBE
Newx
Mary Lee
Paylor Ayrton
Wood Iavesiers
Theater of Today
Ian Fair
Holywood
Weather Surean
Rand Central Station
Waah
Gittang
Ity Hospital
Ialemny Arm
Tan Daugherty
Eddie Fisher
Wbak
Forward America
fioAvaur
Manners
Suni
Howard
Wren
KMLC
Sewnst
Catholic Hour
Herald of Truth
WDAF
Sammy Kaye
Elmo
Roper Wrest
KMIC
Gallaghers Galaxy
WLAF
Considine
Hinto
Weather Bureau
Capsair
Hollywood
Doris
Frank Fontaine
Meredith Wilson
Pisychelles
WDAK
KSBC
Trout
Rutesaar
Newncaat
Ben Johnson
Dr Malone
Travelers Wren
My True Star
Arthur Godfrey
Pick Faces Senate Probe Over African Base Scandals
Chief of Army Engineers General Lewis B. Pick confronts a Senate committee report alleging waste and mismanagement on African air base projects. Investigators describe paid loafing, inflated payrolls, and contractor profits, linking failures to the engineer corps supervision.
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Lewis Ja. Pick
Army Engineers
Missouri Valley Authority
Mid-America
Ile
Senate
Engineer Corps
Heno
Anl
Washington
Armied Services
Wheat Crop Hurdles Highlight 1953 Kansas Prospects
The Fort Hays experiment station warns subsoil moisture scarcity threatens the next Kansas wheat harvest while farmers brace for unpredictable outcomes. They plan ahead, balancing forecasts with stubborn endurance against nature. Meanwhile a Saturday Evening Post quote links wartime sentiment to political leverage, and Iran’s potential U S aid appeal draws cautious, nontethered American interest.
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Kansas
Fort Hays Experiment Station
Local notes on church move ins and postwar life in town
The community reports Rev. Arthur Ward’s move to Hackney near Winfield and Lt. Robert H. Price’s appointment as glider pilot instructor at Fort Sumner New Mexico. Local social events include bridge luncheon for 28 guests and engagements, while editorials reflect on old postal patronage and wage disputes.
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Arthur Ward
United Church
Hackney
Winfield
Robert H. Price
Robert M. Price
Lawrence
U. S. Army
Ft. Sumner
N. M
W J. Collins
Lakeview
Pvt
Jack Collins
Ft. Lennard Wood
Kingdom Within Us Mentioned With Biblical Quote
Mrs. Frank Penner returned to her home this morning. Miss Agnes Woodard visited Mrs. Tom Frederick in Linwood. Miss Ella F. Melville of Eudora has retired from Kansas City where she was visiting Miss May Pardee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Penner
Agnes Woodard
Linwood
Tom Frederick
Ella F. Melville
Eudora
Kansas City
May ‘Pardee
Elizabeth Kright
Bald
Glenn Mistele
Darlene
S. Hodges
Emma Strobel
Mr. Hodges
DeSoto
Henry Kurtz
Hodges
California
John Penner
Tough Axe
Irma Joan
Lawrence
Bett Laviting
Bill Burgess
Teddy
Hannah Buchanan
Letters to the Editor on education and political philosophy
Editor expresses concern for political psychology education and the need to judge candidates for America’s future. It warns against a “new order” and cites McCarthy against alleged communist plots. Argues that authoritarianism fails to provide universal goods, condemns class oppression, and calls for divine justice under Christian principles.
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Journal-World
Free America
America
W, Elc
Fiery Rankin Leaves Congress After Long Career
Washington reports Rankin, longtime Mississippi congressman and fierce white supremacist, loses renomination to Thomas Abernethy after a district merger. A veteran hunter of Un American Activities, Rankin was noted for blunt rhetoric, strict segregation stance, and early rising work habits.
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Rankin
Vito Marcantonio
Rip-Nyc
Paul Obeson
Rayburn
House
Mississippi
Thomas Abernethy
UN American Activities’ Committee
Congress
Missi
Abernethy
State employment in Kansas slips in July due to steel strike
State employment in Kansas fell in July. The employment security office reported 527,600 jobs, about 50,000 more than July of the previous year, but nearly 5% below June figures due to the steel strike. The note mentions pale payroll shifts and coal used in aluminum for a B 66 bomber.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fri Jy
Palai
Eudora Socials and Weddings Highlight Busy Weekend
In Eudora and nearby, Mr and Mrs Jes Baecker and families attended the wedding of Marvin Breithaupt in Topeka at Westminster Church. Harriet Scott received a book on Fraud and Politics from Frank Bristow, and noted post office graft cleanup during McKinley era. George Wolfe and others attended weddings, dinners, and visits across Baldwin, Gardner, Lyons, Excelsior Springs, and Lawrence, with births announced and various social calls reported throughout the day.
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Jes Baecker
Jer Baecker
Kawm
Topeka
Miss Marchingan
Marvin Breithaupt
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Marvin
Paul Breithaupt
Breithaupt
Harriet Scott
Frank B.bristow
George Wolfe
Baldwin
Earl Black
George A. Black
Lyons
Black
Lyons Hotel
Ralph Boles
Kansas City
Boles
Mary Moody
Walter Parker
Margaret Louise
J. R. O'Conner
Gartner
George Abels
Gary Martin
Reece Hospital
Gardner
Abels
O. EF
Westerhouse
Margean
Excelsior Springs
Frank Page
C. M. Williams
Homer K. Ebright
Dogs and Cats Word Fill Puzzle Clues
A mixed set of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical sections. Entries include animals, plants, legal terms, weapons, foods, nautical and religious terms, with multiple intersecting answers and thematic wordplay. The grid spans varied categories from animal species to ancient dates and musical abbreviations.
Puzzle Answer Subset Reflections and Clues List
The note presents a cryptic crossword style prompt with numbered clues and partial answers. It includes phrases like Go away and Jap séaport was, weights, short letters, and references to Hebrew, Gazed fixerly measure, puff up, Love god, tardy, theory along with names such as Seth and India. The fragmentary items hint at a puzzle key or solution steps rather than a full narrative.
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India
Seth’s Son
God
City approves bus fare hike to fifteen cents
The city commission authorized a fare increase from 10 to 15 cents in the public bus fare in the capital city effective September 1. Tokens will allow two trips for 25 cents.
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Peka Im
Television listings span a busy weekend schedule
A fragmented TV grid lists programs for Friday through Monday including sport, news, theater, and variety shows. Notable items mention Nature of the World, News Caravan, Sign Off, Cavalcade of Flare, and Toast of the Town, with hours and channel shifts scattered across days.
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Sport
Bua Stim—News
R. Jersee
Tbi
Vaughan
Heart of America
Navarsel
Roeton Blackie
Newsn
S— Weather
Dusa
Eaey Chaly Theater
Judy Theater Circus
Patomine
Paul Whiteman
Chub Ewe
Jay Neato
World Report
Holipeood
Bert
Aupunt
Randy Karnival
Atudio
Atudio One
Evan
al Corie
Little Maret
Tony Chaps
Plainclothesmam Tae Rign Ff
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Dore Simons
Atese
Allen
Swayie Jones
Saturday Evening Post
MacArthur
Iran
United States
Old Home Town
Irvine Re Isirksfood
Saratoga Springs
Charlotte Cuter
F. F. Cutter
Irene Cutter
Bridge
Emma Snow
Flor‘ance L. Snow
Helen Mr.Walker
New York City
Ofunia University
Gertrude Schube
Howard W. Phillips
Emporia
Byron F. Cooke
F. F. Banks
Manon Lampertach
Okmulpee
Okla
F. M. Banks
Kansas Cury
Onawa Herald
Wer
Gail
Boston
Chicago
Postoffice Department
W. A. Waterson
Vinland
Kiki Alley
Waterville
Clyde Lawrence
Lovellete
Guenther's
Helsinki
Bill Vaughan
Columbus
T Utley Jacob
Riley
Louise Disque
Overtwonk
Earl Dennis Fisher
Akron
Alice Wiley
Lecompton
Brown's
de Guenther
Matilda
Little Emily
Democrat
Cocktail
Augusta Gazelle
Russia
McCarthy
Fiery Rankin
John
Supreme Court
House Un-American Activities Committee
Ife
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mouse Veterans Committee
Ann
Metnrota
N. S. Peece
T.V
eMony
Payott
Johnny Dugan
Statines
Damel Necarcel
Gorfel
Miracle Men
SRW
Holmes and Peck Insurance
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