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Lawrence Daily Journal World details the paper's founding year 1854 and offices at New Hampshire Streets. Editor and Publisher listed along with advertising director. Subscription rates shown for carrier and mail in Douglas County and beyond. Note states affiliation with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Ealige
Jercept
Sistm
New Hampshire
Olfh Sinons
Kansas
LW. Murray
Ernest Pontius
Lawrence
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presa
Vanishing Snowshovels In Old Fashioned Neighborhood Duty
The piece recalls past neighborly contests to shovel sidewalks before daybreak as a civic duty. It notes the custom has faded in Lawrence homes where winter chores are limited to windshield cleaning before work.
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Lawrence
Eisenhower told to ease workload after Walter Reed tests
The President’s condition is basically good but fatigue signs require him to reduce duties. Physicians say recovery from a coronary attack involves caution, and future activities must be considered accordingly. Former President Hoover warns against overwork and ceremonial burdens. Authorities urge ways to ease the presidential burden.
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Eisenhower
Walter Reed Hospital
Herbert Hoover
Another Vote for Lawrence
A Wall Street Journal piece extols small town life as beneficial for homeowners facing repairs. It cites nationwide woes with repairmen, noting many homes, high repair bills, and a local caution that in Lawrence small markets deter careless service and ensure repeat business or failure.
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Wall Street Journal
Lawrence
Journal
New York
U. S
U.S
News of the Parties in Kansas Politics
Democrats and Republicans in Kansas engage in mutual openness, each briefing on the other's internal issues. At Topeka meetings the Democrats skipped internal disputes, while Republicans face public scrutiny later. The two parties trade disclosures yet prepare for a hard fought campaign with no mercy.
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Kansas
Torpeka
World Today Hal Boyle pressure on Eisenhower to tell plans
James Marlow reports from Washington that Eisenhower faces political reasons to withhold any statement on a possible 1956 run. Doctors caution fatigue and a slow recovery, with a mid February decision unlikely. The president aims to preserve influence in Congress to push his late term program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Daniel Marlow
Gettysburg
Camp David
White House
Why Not Send a Book For Dull Moments
A satirical column urges sending books for Christmas as a remedy for dull moments and delays in Eisenhower’s potential run. It lists numerous suggested titles tied to public figures and groups, mixing political figures with pop culture references to promote reading and gift giving.
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New York
President Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
Adlai Stevenson
Sophie Tucker
Barbs and Robbery Tales From A New Mexico Tour
A fragmentary note recalls thieves stealing two Navajo blankets from travelers in New Mexico. It hints victims may retaliate and jests about money and family peace follow. A Michigan man reports a theft by a woman, and a Christmas paper on market timing is teased for late holiday readers.
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New Mexico
Ginkgo trees praised as ideal city trees in Topeka issue
In a Topeka State Journal page editorial reprinted from the Providence Journal, ginkgo trees are praised for their longevity and resilience. The piece notes ginkgos survived for 200 million years and withstand smoke and pests, making them a favored urban tree choice.
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Topeka State Journal
Topeka
Ins
Bain Eidson
Providence Journal
Quiz Q and A from the Concordia Blade Empire
A collection of Q and A items covering Mynah birds speech limits names military units England treason Burr Edwin Howard FM invention and Buddha dolls weight. It notes Byrd’s remark about women at the South Pole and thinner ice.
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Byrd
South Pole
Concordia Blade-Empire
Labor fusion unlikely to shift immediate labor scene
Washington observers say the AFL-CIO merger will not greatly alter labor relations in the near term. Analysts expect ongoing bargaining, potential organizing drives, and possible shifts in elections, with public relations efforts by Meany and Reuther aimed at selling the merger as beneficial to the nation.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Oratory
New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Congress
William L. Barton
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ins
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Philip Ray Rodgers
Labor
Capital L
Walter Reuther
Old Home Town Officers Re-elected At Memorial Hospital Board
Lawrence residents report re election of hospital board officers led by president W C Simons and vice presidents A D Weaver and Dick Williams with J J Meade as treasurer and R C Rankin as secretary. Also notes returning servicemen PFC John A Gieber Perry and T 5 Bill Adams Elm St from Europe. Various local society items follow including engagements, showers, party, and school updates.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital Board
W. C. Simons
A. D. Weaver
Dick Williams
J. J. Meade
R. C. Rankin
PFC
John A. Gieber
Perry
Pacific Area
Bill Adams
Elm St
Europe
Neal M. Wherry
Rotary Club
Cleo C. Williams
Navy
Theodore H. Hack
Mildred
Albert ‘R. Bock
Ridgefield Park
N. I
H. T. Alterman
Dale Calhoon
Kenneth Mitchell
Harry Mitchell
Iva Belle Harper
Memorial Hospital
Radio and TV Programs Lineup From December Broadcasts
A dense listing details radio and television schedules across stations WDAF KMOC WREN KFKU KWW WPA and more for Monday December 12 and Tuesday December 13. It lists newscasts sports weather entertainment shows dramas auditions and daily time blocks featuring hosts like Morgan Beatty and Henry J Taylor plus station IDs and program titles across morning to late night slots.
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WDAF
KMOC
Wren Kfku
Kkmb
WAL
BURKS
Wren—Teller
WDA
Morgan Beatty
Henry J.taylor
Vale of Fires the War
Sire
Firestone
Pelephone
EMI Hing Crosby
Tanl of
America
RMA
McGee
Mearts
Tello ‘Pest Keath
Morgan Eatty
oRhio
Toetig
Coset
Mereee Wees
Wisthborn
Mbber McGee
Niet
Treacury of
Stara
Mwdaf
KMVC
King of Hearts
Martin Bloch
Lean
Wai
Mareh
Wdaf-Tv
Rvr
CoRy
KCMO
Three Star News
Tony Martin
SteLupna
Allen
M—Tv
Hi Godfrey
Hi Godfrey’s Talent Scout Co
Au Ai
Robert Montgomery
Deeriber Bride
e-Medical Horizons
Studio One
Ethel and Albert
Hollywood Playhouse
Boston Blacklaw
Sportsmans
Trent
Playhouse Ay Vy Hinton
e'Ton hiti—Suudies
Mary Foard
Night Owl
Sunnyside Up TV
Poday
Vapinthy
Kangaroo
Ping Dong
Tarry Moore
Search For Beauty
Arthur Godfrey
Otek
Home
Bible Verse Open Note Adds Esakial Quote
A reader shares a Bible verse reading from Ezekiel 14 5 noting estrangement due to idol worship. The brief reflects a devotional angle highlighting caution about idols and loyalty to faith.
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