Lawrence Kansas Daily Press Excerpt 1897 1952 Details
Historical newspaper masthead fragment notes edition details for Lawrence Kansas paper published daily with Sunday exception by Wed Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. Includes editor initials W C Simons and various circulation notes and postal registrations.
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Nixon Matures as Political Strategist in Eisenhower Era
Stewart Alsop argues Nixon has shifted from political opportunism to mature policy leadership. He cites Nixon's defense and foreign policy emphasis, early warnings on Sputniks, and resistance to a tax-cut first approach. The piece analyzes Nixon's influence within Eisenhower's inner circle and predicts his enduring impact through the next presidential horizon.
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Stewart Alsop
Washington
United States
Richard M. Nixon
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Richard Nixon
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Millers Buy Land and Hire Wright for Connecticut Home
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller bought 200 acres in Connecticut from two men. They hired Frank Lloyd Wright to design a hilltop house, then learned a third owner held the hilltop strip and was forced to purchase it. The column also lists various cultural items and anecdotes.
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Norman Muller
Lester Piggott
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Alec Guinness
Wiliam Holden
Jack Hawkins
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Boost for the Ego tourist visit spurs Lawrence Callery plant talks
Vice president Schechter of Callery Chemical Co visited Lawrence to discuss locating a $38 million plant on a 201-acre site. He praised local utilities labor market culture and KU ties, predicting rapid growth to 1,400 employees and ongoing expansion alongside the Muskogee plant and Pittsburgh offices. The Lawrence facility will focus on boron fuel for the missile program, with Muskogee coming online later.
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Pittsburgh
Dave Garroway
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Royal Pride
White House Health Reporting What Voters Deserve
The piece argues White House staff should tell the public the truth about the President’s health despite prior misstatements. It notes past misdiagnoses from digestive upsets to a brain artery blockage and asserts full frankness is essential to democracy.
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White House
Eisenhower
Iesus
America
JACKS STRAWS MIDGETS ARISE LETS KEEP CHRISTMAS FOR KIDS
An opinion piece urges oversized Christmas toys for children, criticizing adult‑oriented designs. It laments lack of palm fixed pickup trucks for small kids, noting he big, heavy toys suit grownups while hindering young players and their caregivers.
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Jack
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President Eisenhower News and Christmas Toy House Commentary
The article discusses President Eisenhower's ongoing recovery from a mild stroke and questions about his willingness to remain in office beyond his current term, noting his actions and Nixon's remarks. It also blends in a humorous column about Christmas toys, describing oversized gadgets and a move toward a simpler, nostalgic celebration, plus local KU football coaching changes and prospects under Jack Mitchell.
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Comment OK on Jack Mitchell Wellington News
The administration and athletic chiefs at Kansas University will doubtlessly be gratified by news regarding Jack Mitchell and Wellington. The report notes institutional approval and expectations tied to his role and future impact on university programs.
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Jack Mitchell
Wellington
Kansas University
Old Home Town Highlights From Years Ago in KU and Lawrence
A retrospective listing events from KU and Lawrence history including Ray Evans named to the AP All-American, Gov Carlon praising wheat crops, a planned 30 student Orange Bowl vehicle, a 47 foot trailer concept, 236,376 football fans in Kansas games, birth of a daughter to Earl Patton, Fraser Hall’s 60th birthday funded by a bond issue, bond cancellation affirmed by the Supreme Court, campus architects and chancellors linked to Fraser Hall, Musetta Brown winning a KU WSGA scholarship, GAR post leadership elects, elm tree banding urged by the Chamber, sorghum acreage up, Mrs. Sarah Wolgamott death in Topeka, KU enrollment and draft eligibility figures.
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al Smith
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Frank Carlon
Kansas
Earl Patton
Fraser Hall
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Supreme Court
J. G. Haskell
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Musetta Brown
WSGA
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Joseph Miles
Chamber of Commerce
Sarah Wolgamott
Topeka
Bible Verse Today Belief Unlocks Possible Things
A devotional note cites Mark 9 23 promising that faith can enable all things to be done. The message urges belief as the key to miracles and daily perseverance.
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Rover and Mimi Accept Futuristic Dog Union
Hal Boyle portrays Rover and Mimi the poodles in a comic dream of marriage and space puppies. They debate spurious superiority, Sputniks, and a canine plan to rule humans, ending with a vow to marry as a walk beckons.
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Washington
Rover
Mimi
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