Eisenhower Korea trip may sharpen future decisions
The Lawrence Daily Journal World views President Eisenhower’s Korea visit as essential, arguing the experience provides the administration with informed leverage for critical wartime choices. It notes the broader impact on American policy, diplomacy, and the local business district’s prospects, while praising Mrs. Malott’s recent community contribution.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Korea
Eisenhower
Tke
Eleven Years After Pearl Harbor Anniversary Reflections
A mid-century meditation recalls the Pearl Harbor attack and World War II, noting eleven years since 1941, the ensuing heroism and sacrifice, and the present uneasy push toward lasting peace. The author urges steadfast resolve by men of good will to build a world where peace replaces destruction.
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Pearl Harbor
United States
SoMorrow
Mrs Ruby Malott Buys Smoke House Property on Massachusetts
Mrs Ruby Malott acquires the Smoke House Property in the 700 block of Massachusetts Street. The purchase, described as enlightened self interest, aims to rehabilitate the building and serve the public interest through surrounding property improvements and neighborhood revitalization.
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Ruby Malott
Massachusetts Street
Wage Board Shakeup Reflects Truman Wage Order Clash
The Wage Stabilization Board faces upheaval after President Truman ordered full coal mine wage increases, contrary to the board's findings. Chairman Cox resigns. other appointees’ work is questioned as observers speculate on union leaders’ awareness and possible assurances influencing the order. John L. Lewis was abroad when the action was issued.
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Wage Stabilization Board
Tru- Man
Cox
John L. Louis
South America
Lewis
Truman
Eisenhower Cabinet Formed Promptly by Experienced Administrator
The piece notes that Eisenhower assembled his cabinet quickly without waiting for political squaring of alliances, showing decisive administrative leadership. It cites the Saar region election returning power and hints at future tensions if Germany-adjacent sentiment shifts. It also mentions Capitol fireworks as a harmless display by custodians and remarks on Ike's departure from Korea as welcome news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saar
France
Germany
Community Bus Strain Sparks Car Pool Plan
Local bus service cannot meet demand due to gasoline rationing. John Brand and J Wilson push car pooling for commuters. Also notes varied local events including engagements, sports results, and holiday safety appeals from Kansas to Fort Worth.
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John Brand
County
J. Wilson
Lawrence Id ‘Transit Co
Willard B. Shaw
Ft. Mason
San Francisco
Wes Iss
Netlie
Anna McCracken
Rachel Fields
Barbs by Hal Cochran Reflect on Women Voting and Local Justice
In a fragmented column Hal Cochran laughs at civic topics. The piece references an Ohio concern, a fast federal court session disposing of 254 cases, and riffs on women voting. It ends with a seasonal poem line about pumpkins and frost.
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Hal Cochran
Ohio
New Books at Guy Library for December Display
A list of upcoming titles arriving at Guy Public Library for display the week of December 8 with circulation starting the following Monday. Included are Confessors of the Name by Gladys Schmitt set in 250 A D Rome, There Are Ladies Present by H E Hokinson, Their Town by W D Steele, Karen by Marie Killilea, Thudbury by C B Davis, The Devils of London by Aldous Huxley, Stub x College Romance by M H Bro, Amy Vanderbilt's Complete Book of Etiquette, Thickets by Les Savage, Through Valleys to Victories by Starr Daily, and Wasese In Prison by Joan Henry.
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Gladys Schmitt
Rome
H. E. Hokinson
Sadies
W. D. Steele
Colorado
Karen
Marie Killilea
Thudbury
C. B. Davis
Otis Paul Thudbury
London
Aldous Huxley
France
Stub
M. H. Bro
Amy Vanderbilt
Les Savage
T. i. Emery
Texas
Starr
Wisa Revell
Eve
Lyn
Wasese
Joan Henry
Britain
French touch for Tokyo district cleanup plan
Tokyo newspapers report efforts to spruce up the Ginza as 200 flower beds are to brighten the capital. French artist Matisse Bas bean asked to tamp posts for the esima. In Ohio, 86 percent of electric power is produced from coal operated generators.
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Tokyo
Matisse Bas Bean
Ohio
Flames of Life by Mina Angermueller revisited
Revised and enlarged edition of Flames of Life contains 128 poems of varied merit. The poet, born in Kansas and now in Los Angeles, is noted for serious pieces such as Understanding After the Battle and The Beloveds Return, with lighter tones like The First Gray Hair.
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Mina Angermueller
Exposition Press
Angermueller
Lynwood
George
Anna Wampler
Greenwood
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
California Federation of Chaparrel
Bears Seek Safety at Hungry Horse Dam Site
A family of black bears wandered to Hungry Horse Dam in Montana during hunting season. Hunters believed the dam area offered safety and was one of the few places where hunting is prohibited, attracting the bears to stop there.
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Hungry Horse
Mont
Oldster Receives Draft Notice in Centralia Area
The Pekin Illinois draft board rechecked address records for George E Jones as a notice came via Olney Illinois. Justice of the Peace Jones, aged about 82, is described as going on 82 and proud of it.
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Centralia
Th.h
Pekin
Til
George E.jones
Olney
Justice of the Peace
George E. Jones
North Carolina Jaunt 14 Nickname for North Carolina Is the State
A crossword style clue set appears as a North Carolina themed puzzle. It lists numbered prompts such as 12 Exist and 13 Sand comb, ton, with 58 Pay attention and 59 Compass point. The vertical clues include Bugle call and Peruse and extend to weight deduction at 25.
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North Carolina
Radio Programs Schedule Mix from KMBC WDAF and Others
A garbled listing of radio programs and show times across KMBC WDAF KCMO WREN WEAF WMSC KMHC etc includes music segments News broadcasts weather segments and variety acts. The document also features stray entries about performers and a scrambled end with miscellaneous clues and questions.
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Kcmo
Wren
KMBC
Muale
WDAF
N.B.C
City Hospital
Muslana
WEAF
KMSC
Stan Doughty
Army Band
KMHC
Treasury
KMDC
Eddie Fisher
Tex Crimpeta
Jiewoareo
B.C
Rob
Ray
Tarsan
KMRC
MERCK
Brain Creek Folline
K. C. Philharmonie
Esusk Creek F
RUC
Y. Philharmonis
American Forum
WDAR
Wren—Drew
Gus Dittman
Bimgy
Radio Schedule Fragments From Prees EMBC Era
The fragmentary OCR lists radio and TV program blocks across stations KMBC WDAF WREN and others. Mentions include news segments with Frank Jones, horse and grain markets, livestock, and a mix of weather and entertainment hours.
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the Prees
EMBC
Waar News Money
E. C
Bill
Emeooliy Aatosk
Antell
Wren-Aune Jemime
Bette Ring Shaw
Helen Tr
Trent 'Wren
Ee News
Frank
KMBC
Cecklon Bureau
Bc—Livestock
WDAF
Bryant's Wilde
Wren Nora Post
Holywood
KMEC
Hilltop Hi
Tennessee
Brale
Pepper Youn
FeeNalm Cay
Emec—Rigwal
WDAR
Ganney Rae Bis Rent
Oroar
Titlee Brown
Perkin
Matone
Bill Heap
Roraie Jones
Wren
Frank Jones
Jon
Sparkie
KMBU
Newa
Aten
Jaccane
WDAP
Bob Ant
Television schedule listing for weekend programs
The Saturday lineup includes Test Pattern at 1:00, 4:00 Super Circus, 100 My Friend Irma, 8:30 Mr. and Mrs. North, and News and Sports. Sunday features This Is the Life at 9:43, Victory at Sex at 10:15, Trouble with Father at 10:46, Canty Carn Telenews Weekly, This Is the Life, Fade the Living Book, Wild Bill Hickok.
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Irma
Mrs. North
Clere
Roberts
Dea
Telenews Weekly
Wild Bill Hickok
KANU FM 91.4 Sunday Dec 7 5 Previews Concert Schedule
Radio schedule for KANU FM 91.4 showing a December 7 lineup of previews and e excursions including Concerta United, candlelight concert, Sonata recital, world theater, and music programs. Includes various time slots and program notes such as Art by Radio and News segments.
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KANU
Science
London
Concerta United
K. U
Asic
O—H.b.c. World Theater
o—News
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Ike
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Ft. Worth
Tex
R. M. Fitzpark
C. T. Royston
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Arthur Peck
Clinton
Edgar Mark Wils
Longview
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J. B. Mack
George Snyder
A. W. Gillham
A. A. Rahall
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Yesay
Lolita Russell
Washington,c
Martha ‘Washington Seminary
Jerry Peterson
Clay
Center
George Fanks
George Finch
Bethel
Maxime Alberta
William Turmer Resince
Sune
Sam Reuben
C. E. Decker
Kanuas
Childs
Lone Star
Pueblo
Solo
Farmers Institute
E. S. Eastman
William Hoskinson
Ed S. Harvey
John Bowman
Athens Council
Fraternal Aid Association
E. T. Riling
D. Bishop
T. J. Sweehey
Anna H. Martindale
David Passon
Edith Morawetz
Emma Robinson
Arthur Robinson
T. D. Funk
Eric Owens
Ruth Patterson
Ruth Williston
Gertrude Gilmore
Pitsburg
Chanute
Tribune
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Mt. Suribachi
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Lese Hine
Guy Library
Oldster
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Greece
Peery Cir Ins
Tory Ciliey
Coe Sen
Oeacogou
Sir
Peery
Ee Pitt Pitt Am
LA Peril
NBC
Ashe
Heart of America
Public Provocutor
Mery
Hollywood
Chiropractic Health Service
White Cross
C. B. Albright
Wee
KFKU
the People
Hoch Auditorium
Columbia Masterworks
Sthelyar
Violin Concerto
Gustafson
Avaryore
Aite Christmas Cardls
Bullock‘'S Sayhawker Theatres
Golding
Eno
Sad Bank Rane Television
Motorets Sales and Service
Ith & MN
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Sel
Fisher Phous
Holmes and Peck Insurance
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