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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1951
Page
4
TV guide style listing shows Howdy Doody Kraft Theater Boxing Bout News and weather segments. Programs include boxing at 9 40 and family favorites like I Love Lucy. Channels and times feature a mix of sports news weather and entertainment.
The Lawrence Daily Star notes its office at 722 Massachusetts Street and lists subscription prices including one month for $1.00, yearly in advance $10.89, and other terms. It includes mailing details, publication notes, and a 2 cent postage rate under the 1879 act.
Daily Except Sunday Managing Editor Dowex Simona and Publisher Lawrence Rantas oversee the newspaper. Telephone 22. Member of Associated Press and AP news dispatches exclusive to local publication. Member Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Angelo Scott of the ola Register surveys Kansas views on gambling after the headline Gambling is Global. The piece notes broad agreement on laws but varying support for enforcement, with opinions diverging by venue and group. Long-term impact on a profession that markets talent is suggested, though results won’t appear soon.
The Egyptian government initially moved to expel the Associated Press representative in Cairo but reversed, noting news is free in the country. The episode highlights evolving views on rights in Egypt, where people historically relied on rulers for sustenance and now confronts shifting notions of inherent rights.
The Chanute junior college proposes a student subsidy for teaching careers. Promising future teachers would receive books and tuition coverage with potential wages for duties like winding the chapel clock. The Hutchinson News-Herald describes the plan as sound and sensible, with further training possible.
A large distributor in Kansas has been ordered to suspend operations for 60 days for violations of liquor control laws. The case centers on extending credit to tavern owners and other distributors, with lawmen noting that while manufacturers and distributors favor legalization, they resist some legal requirements. The article portrays the ongoing tension between law and business as a routine challenge in enforcing state liquor statutes.
The piece laments fixed Soviet foreign policy claims and Russia's perceived intrusion into world affairs, noting how noncompliant nations strain relations. It reports Kansas vehicle license fee changes to save metal and fund projects, plus postwar European displaced persons settling in the United States, signaling relief after wartime tragedy.
The KU faculty member for 58 years and Endowment Association secretary is honored as a gathering notes a planned Templin Fellowship Fund memorial. Milas Jane Watford Malin hosts a Memorial Union tea dance tomorrow afternoon.
The Bnai Brith group sponsors a panel on the role of faith in a changing world. It will be held in Frank Strong Auditorium Thursday evening December 13 at 8. Panelists include Dr Karl Menninger of the Menninger Foundation Topeka Rabbi Harry R Richmond Emmanu-El Temple Wichita Dr Amiya Chakravarty visiting professor at the University of Kannas Calcutta India and Dr Arthur W Davidson assistant dean and professor of chemistry at the University of Kapuas The event is organized with Bins B'rith Hillel Foundation at KU and the Benjamincy local group counselor Ben Benjamincy 1044 NL St je.
A compact saying citing Matthew 10 10 appears as a brief religious note. The line emphasizes fair treatment and the dignity of labor in a devotional context.
The piece mocks Republican plans to import top party guns for a proseltying campaign inLite Dixie. It argues such an invasion will not flip votes, will boost Democratic turnout by about ten thousand, and invites a Democratic counter invasion of Vermont.
Two University of Kansas graduates have been promoted at Uptown Pharmaceutical Co in Kalamazoo Michigan. C V Patterson, class of 1925 with a B S in chemical engineering, is named one of two executive vice presidents in a newly created post. Pr F A Eberly, holder of an M A in 1932 and a Ph D in 1995, succeeds Patterson as director of production.
The Department of Defense announces casualties from the Korean War. Killed in action are Private Donald L Zunovich and Private Kinsley. Wounded is Lieutenant Jamunry Aleibele from Pittsburg.
A reader muses on freedom as both mental and physical, tied to education and Constitution. A Hyde Park church in New York received a 7 million dollar bequest while its annual budget is 10 thousand dollars, prompting ironic note. Other brief items mention two rabbits shipped by plane arriving in the crate intact and a patient craving dates instead of figs from a nurse.
A fragmented note reflects Barbs By Bal Cochran humor and brisk social commentary. The piece quips about 15 million children under five, anxious mothers, and a philosopher’s advice to meditate daily. It hints at bus waits as a thoughtful habit and pokes at luck and popularity in a casual column tone.
Washington in December reviews Congress for self examination and ethics. A House subcommittee probes how the Internal Revenue Bureau and Justice Tax Division handled fraud cases, with Caudle dismissals and alleged congressional pressure. The panel’s hearings reveal political maneuvering and guarded inquiries into member conduct.
Margaret Ann Wilson, Yeoman First Class in the US Navy, daughter of Mrs Tenn Wilson of 2127 Ohio St, has served six years in the Navy. She trained at Pacific Fleet Service Headquarters, Pearl Harbor, and at Wichita High School and University. She has been stationed at Pearl Harbor since July 1959.
The La Salle Engineering Corp opens a Lawrence branch with KU students drafting part time under consulting engineer Arthur N. Paul. About 5 KU students average 22 hours weekly, office hours 8 am to 9 pm, with ten full timers, reporting strong results and plans for expansion to Manhattan and other universities.
A jumble of radio listings across several stations shows program titles, times, and hosts such as WDAF KMBC WREN and KMHE. The schedule includes newscasts, music, dramas like The Lone Ranger and Mystery Theater, and various host names scattered with times through the day.
Washington column speculates Truman may not run for a fourth term. Sources claim he wrestles with infallibility and loyalty to party. If he abstains Vinson is seen as likely GOP or Democratic nominee contender, with timing signaling intent. Mrs Truman pressures him to step down to protect health and reputation.
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