Lawrence Daily Journal World notice of 1954 staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff roles including Simone as editor and Dolph Simons as publisher. Advertising and editorial positions are noted along with a subscription schedule: in Lawrence by carrier one month one dollar, six months three ninety eight, one year seven dollars, with rates extending to Douglas and adjoining counties.
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Simone
the World Company
Massachusette Street
Lawrance
Kanaea
Dolph Simons
Millor
W. Murray
Pontics
Lawrence
Advai
Douglas
Countie Bix
Journal-World
A. J. Hamm
Favorable Balance On Family Life Draws Mixed Views
A South Carolina physician warns of spiritual disease from excess pleasure and atheistic influences while Bishop Hazen G. Werner sees growing family solidarity. An executive from a dairy firm notes men now share more of food shopping, suggesting a shift in domestic roles. The piece endorses the clergyman’s optimistic take, citing observable balance and fuller family involvement despite alarming cases.
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South Carolina
Hazen G. Werner
Columbus
National Council of Churches Department of Family Life
Lawrence
Carolina
Strong
City urged to chart growth plan amid Safeway rezoning clash
Local debate on Safeway’s residential rezoning spotlights need for a city growth plan. Advocates urge a comprehensive layout showing schools utilities parks streets and business zones to prevent scattered development. Homeowners are urged to maintain tidy properties to preserve residential beauty and curb appeal.
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Safeway Company
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Nye doubts Senate tenure amid global policy strain
Former Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota says he is glad he is not in the senate now for fear of facing endless foreign policy problems. A Kansas City Kansan dissent asserts present lawmakers are also stumped, just less candid about it. The piece notes Communist diplomacy complicates responses to global questions and hints at varying impacts of individuals.
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Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Kansas City
Kansan
Cooper on Silence and Showmanship in Film Life
Hal Boyle reports Gary Cooper, famed for concise dialogue, prefers actions to words offscreen. The Montana native rose from $50-a-week stunt work to star in more than 80 films, earning millions and twice winning Oscars for Sergeant York and High Noon. He notes luck, timing, and choosing varied roles kept him in top box office form.
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New York
Gary Cooper
Edwar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Cooper
Coop
Hollywood
Montana
Sven. Cooper
Burt Lancaster
Gary
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Clark Gable
Letters Helped With the Chores
Letters from readers praise and critique appear in the Journal-World. Harry L. Hann of Lawrence sends a hometown note about shared chores. Lewis W. Andrews of the Kansas State Commission on Alcoholism commends the November editorial “Agency Long Needed.” Phoebe Emery of Baldwin questions missing names in coverage. The Wichita Eagle comments on Thanksgiving traditions as a cultural note.
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Journal-World
Journal- World
Lewis W. Andrews
Kansas State Commission On Alcoholism
Fragmented social musings on snobbery and behavior
A jumble of reflections about snobbery and associations. It comments on choosing companions, Christmas gifts, and elderly kindness, with a stray line on bicycle safety and the value of harmony in a home setting. The passage reads like a scattered diary note with tonal hints of social observation.
Quiz Q and A on safe altitude and historical notes
A collection of Q and A items covering safe jet ejection altitudes, the Yalu River’s geography and boundary role, and a historical note about Andrew Jackson as a youthful prisoner of war. The items present attitudes, ranges, and facts from aviation and history.
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Manchuria
Yalu
Korea
U.S
Andrew Jackson
New Books at Lawrence Free Public Library Display
The display for 13 to 18 at Lawrence Free Public Library features new titles including Angel of Accidence by Peter Kane Dufault and The Ghost Voyage by Gontron de Poncins. Also listed are Book of Interior Decoration by Elizabeth T. Halsey, Host Plays 1953-54 edited by Louis Kronenberger, Story of Man by Carleton Coon, Abraham Lincoln by Carl Sandburg, The Quiet Woman by Agnes Adams Fisher, Messiah by Gore Vidal, The King's Vixen by Pamela Hill, midheest is The Land by Louis Zara, Texana by Robert F. Mirvish, and thrillers Blind Gambit by James Reach and Tell Her It's Murder by Helen Reilly.
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Lawrence Free Public Library
Angel of
Peter Kane Dufault
Gontron de
Arctic
Vancouver
Elizabeth T. Halsey
Louis Kronenberger
Herschfeld
Carleton
Coon
Abraham Wincoln
Carl Sandburg
Lincoln
Agnes Adams Fisher
Wisconsin
Messiah
Gore Vidal
Pamela Hill
Scotland
Midheest
Louis Zara
Ashur Levy
New Amsterdam
Texana
Robert F. Mirvish
Gulf of Mexico
Sailor's Haven
James Reach
Helen Reilly
Bible Verse Sparks Fly Upward Drama
A fragment notes a phrase about a man named Ja bern getting into trouble as sparks rise upward, cited as a Bible verse reference. No additional context or details are provided.
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Jeb
Policies Need to Be Coordinated at Rio Conference
Washington wrestled with a coordinated foreign economic policy as U S officials pushed a selective Latin American aid stance while Asia plans loomed. The Rio de Janeiro inter American conference faced protests from Latin reps and critics in Congress, with Fulton and Capehart urging bigger Latin aid.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Inter- American Conference of Finance and Economic Ministers
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
U. S
Rio
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Henry F. Holland
Holland
South America
Hoover
Humphrey
Harold E. Stassen
United States
Europe
Asia
Latin America
James G. Fulton
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Humphrey Hoover
American Congress
Fulton
Homer E. Capehart
Ind
Treasury
Andrew Overby
Retirement ceremonies in Topeka for Judge Dawson
Old Home Town items recall Judge Dawson's retirement in Topeka with the Moreau and Asher families attending. Other notes mention Mrs. Seeley returning home, Lt. Col. Auchard headed for San Antonio after sick leave, and Red Cross cargo to Japanese prisoners of war. Various local travels, a birth, a house fire, and KU union officers announced.
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Japan
Red Cross
Duane Loren Kraft
Earl Lawrence Neis
William Wade Arthur
Walter Reason Gibson
Victor Ernest Chesky
Kenneth Eugene Mitchell
Eugene Paul Johnson
Emil Robert Guntert
Ralph Fair Nason
Olen
Francis Richmond
Lawrence
Norbery Blocher
Richland
Radio and TV Programs Listing for December Weekend
A dense schedule from stations WDAF KMBC WREN KMEC WDAPF lists daily programs across radio and TV for Saturday and Sunday, including top shows like The Adventures in Tempo, Ocean News, The Grand Ole Opry, Amos and Andy, Jack Benny, Queen for a Day, and numerous syndicated features. It notes times, stations, and a mix of music, drama, news, sports, and variety programs across KMBC KMHC WREN WDAF and others.
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KMBC
WDAPF
WDAF
KMEC
Newacaat
WREN
Tello
A.B.C
Gunamoke
ABC News
Chicago Symphony
KMHC
Kana
Wyoming
Brush Creek Follies
Grand Ole Opry
Wren —Newa
Gene Autry
Kmbc—Radio Hall of Fame
WOR
MBC Ark
Benny Daf
U.N. Beaton Symphony
Wwin
Newseer
Amos
Andy
Eyer
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Joe
Phoebe Emery
Baldwin
Kannan
Wichita Eagle
Peter
Old Home Town
Ursula Henley
Cordley School
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. R. Bechtel
Minnie Walker
J. B. Wiggins
Wilcox C. J. Lane
C. Beach
Georgia Hanson
George Lowman
E. S. Weatherby
Starkweather
W. T
Association of American University and College Union Managers
Ralph Colman
Chicago
National Farm and Home Congress
Roscoe Stubbs
J. H. Mitchell
Chi Omega
Douglas County Teachers Association
Ruth Mann
James Sloan
Lecompton
Cecil Kiefer
Charles. Kelly
Eudora
Elroy Ayer
San Antonio
Fairview
RADIO
Warn
Surday
Misa Brooks
KMAC
Little Margie Ware
Craig Wre
Nc Nagar
Burgan
Abbotts Wren
Walter Winchell
Alerch
Jene Autry
Ee Wren
CBS News
Wdaf.tv
Kmbc-Wha-Tv
Kgmo-Tv
Ethel and Albert
Mickey Rooney
Dotty Mack
Jackis Gleatson
Tmorenco
Texaco Star Theatre En
George Gobel
Royal Pisyhouse We
Wrenthe
Biagios S
wepPey
Winky Dink
John Hopkins Science Plain
Sree Gea
Piarkous
China —Hall of Fame
Television Playhouse
E. Theatre
Life
Caleate
Loretta Yount
Bory
Leneree
Stey Fast Club
Vanderbilt
Tomorow
Guiding Light
News & Markets
Portia
Robert Q
Lewia
Linkletter
Paul Dixon
Bob Crosby
Miss Maslows
Hawkina Falls
Mr. Sweeney
Eomic Club
Commander
Three Star News
Tebenews
Tony Martin
Hoch Auditorium
LHS. Auditorium
Parsons Jewelry Due
Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
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