Lawrence Daily World of Lawrence 1932 Publication Details
Lawrence Daily World founded 1691 by W C Sawares. The World Company publishes daily except Sundays from 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates include one month 1.00 year in advance 10.60. Per year 1.00 six months 5.00. Advertising rates listed. Entered at Lawrence Kansas per act of March 3 1879. Associated Press member with exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches. Saturday December 13, 1932.
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Lawrence
Massachuseter Street
Iy Cassian
Maun Pavana
Amrance
Dangle
Edvcraray Col Kier
Brzend Dorlas Weird Ad Paicine
Cantier—Bes
Kensis
Vatier Sader
Kansas
Associated Press
Audi#t Bureau of Circulations
N.B.C
Kansas City
K. C
Washington
Pavott Howey
Travelers
MiThe
Kate Smith
Pam
Falla
Hayes Pemhose
Robert Montgomery
Hollvewond Playhouse
Community Forum
Chase Theacer
Len
Crowded Plans For Coronation And Inauguration Draw Global Travel
The rush to book passage grows as the coronation of Queen Elizabeth on June 2 and General Eisenhower's January 20 inauguration spark heavy demand. American Express notes bookings began after the death news, with London hotel rates rising 200 to 300 percent and parade tickets ranging from 15 to 150 dollars. Washington may be less congested but still crowded, and travelers face uncertain access to sights along with higher costs.
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American Express Co
Eisenhower
Washington
Poth Washington
London
Truman Defends Prolonging Price Controls Despite Coal Strike
President Truman fights mounting pressure to end wage and price controls beyond April 20. He orders a coal miners raise, overriding the Wage Stabilization Board’s recommendation. Officials quit in protest as he vows the board will be revived soon, insisting the coal action does not set a broad precedent.
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Truman
Hhis
Congress
John L. Lewis
Wage Stabilization Board
Mr. Truman
Handy for the Reds at UN HQ in New York
The article notes concerns about Soviet activity near the United Nations during its American establishment, suggesting the facility could hide Soviet actions or serve as a discreet travel route. It cites growing American red activity around the site and mentions Senator Wiley commenting on the situation.
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United Nations
Wiley
Wisconsin hints at cutting U.N. funding over security gaps
The Wisconsin figure argues the United States may curb financial support to the United Nations until a robust security system is in place. He criticizes State Department plans for subversive control as inadequate and blames departmental indifference for easing Reds onto the U.N. payroll.
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Wisconsin
U.N
State Department
Salina office site clash stirs civic debate
Whitley Austin of the Salina Journal opposes placing a nine million dollar state office building in Salina, urging a central highway office site in Topeka’s shadow and warning of a potential highway scandal while praising civic neighborliness amid local debate on architectural style and growth. The column notes Salina’s welcoming spirit and contrasts modern versus conventional design amid broader city discourse.
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Chamber of Commerce
Whitley Austin
The
Salina Journal
Salina
Topeka
Austin
Kansan
Shawnee County
Community notices mix of entertainment and events
Old Home Town reports Sgt Virgil L Wise and Lt Harold M Camp honored at dinners. BHW Club Christmas party planned by Mrs Verna Long. Maj and Mrs C H Pruden announce birth of a son. Kanwaka Literary Gab and others hosting Christmas events. Hotel expansion at Eldize progresses with pier fen work. Lone Star Ladies Aid and Woodman Hall bazaar prep. Gasoline explosion damages Oscar Learnard home. Edith Bennett wedding shower for Louis Howard. Lawrence Flower Club Christmas tree program noted. Kiwanis Christmas party for members and guests cited.
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L. B. Wise
Virgil L. Wise
Ae Wash
Harold M
Camp Haan
Calif
Verna Long
BHW Club
Major
C. H. Pruden
A. M. Ockerblad
Osear Orr
Ralph Tait
Alex Weinberg
Joliet, Il
Pederson
El@idze
Lone Star Ladies Aid Society
Woodman Hall
Laura Fox
Sarah Flory
Bert Flory
Mildred
Gress
Ed Whitman
Roscoe Whitman
Anna Mae
Joe Fhery
Maxine
Olive
Roy Flory
John Smith
William Johnson
Arthur Flory
Mary_ Flory
Arlen
Gottlieb
Nieder
Lou Childs
Oscar Learnard
Learnard Ave
Edith Bennett
Wilder S
W. M. Backus
Kiwanis Club
Kansan social notes and theatre plans at year end
Haste defeats itself proverb displayed. Country Club hosted a four course dinner with Dean Swarthout leading songs and Prof. Gelich as toastmaster. The Thespians of Kanwaka will stage Why Not Jim on Dec 14 directed by Jessie Worswick with a cast including Cook Tucker Worswick Orr Edna Cook Dews Colman Everett Wood Murray.
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Country Club
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Waldemar Gelich
Kanwaka
Jim
Jessie Worswick
Frank Cook
Mabel Tucker
Blanche Orr
Edna Cook
Emma Dews
Ralph Colman
Everett Wood
Fayette Murray
George Wampler
Lyndon
Earl Wampler
Emporia
Lakota Club
Oscar Rockhold
George Berelsford
D. L. Kreisinger
Los Angeles
Herbert Landon
Eudora
Lawrence
Edgar A. Linton
University of Kansas
Visi
Barbs Bye Hal Cochean Forgery Arrest Revealed
An 18 year old from New Jersey was detained for forgery. The fragmentary item hints at a local discussion on surplus clubs and falling prices, with a note of hope for earlier winter and economic relief.
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Hal Cochean
New Jersey
Truman blasts Eisenhower Korea trip as campaign demagoguery
President Truman denounces Eisenhower visit to Korea as campaign tactics and accuses the general and MacArthur of politicking. He claims no one knows Korea better than him, mocks prior opinions, and says Eisenhower’s trip proved demagogic with 13 days to Christmas and 39 to January 2.
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Wall Street Journal
Truman
Eisenhower
Korea
General MacArthur
MacArthur
Mr. Eisenhower
Christman
Hoover Will Get Herbert Heert to Inaugural
Washington announces Herbert Hoover will receive a special invitation to the Eisenhower inauguration on January 20. The plan honors the last Republican to live in the White House and the nation’s only living former president. Bernard Berdees, chair of the Arrangements Committee, announced the decision at a news conference.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
White House
Ber. Berdees Ened
A ‘Tors
New Books at City Library Display Week of December 15
The City Library lists new additions ready for circulation after December 15. Titles include When and If by Phillip Reynolds, The Power of Positive Thinking by WN. V. Peale, The Far Country by Nevill Shute, Bloody Williamson by P. M. Angle, The Shining Tides by W. S. Brooks, and Explorations of Quiet Space by A. C. Clarke, among others. the list covers novels, history, science, and biographies with multiple 1952 publications and at least one work drawn from earlier eras.
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Phillip Reynolds
Russia
WN. V. Peale
Nevill Shute
London
Australia
Jove
England
Williamson
P. M. Angle
Ilinois
Brooks
Cape Cod
A.C. Clarke
Silver Plume
Arthur Meeker
Holland
Paris
Louis XIV
Christopher Ward
Robb” White
Sue Horton
Rae Oe HH
Boylston
Sue
Bill
She Inness
I W. Hepner
Radio Listings Echoes and Sports Airing Across Stations
A scattered Des 13 Saturday radio grid shows KMBC Teo KCMO WDAF WREN and WDARO airings. It highlights music hosts Vaughn Monroe and Carter with segments on Western Echoes and N-Sports.
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KMBC
Kcmo
Echoes
N—Sports
Bob Finnegan
Wdaro Wren
Carter Seekeee
Wal F
NBU
KMRO
Vaughn Monroe
Wren
WDAF
Christmas Program At Tonganoxie High School
The Tonganoxie schools present a Christmas program at 8 p m Tuesday in the high school auditorium open to the public with no charge Songs scripture and tableaux tell the Christmas story A brass sextet and a woodwind sextet perform carols and a girls trio and soloists appear under the direction of Clifford L Ramsey assisted by Frances Myers and Doris Garrison
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Tonganoxie
Ruth Baird
Jane Campbell
Barbara McGee
Wanda Davis
Rose Shaw
Kathleen Bell
Kathleen Laughlin
Mary
Ottilia Ross
Lee Johnson
John Sparks
Frank McRill
Jim Morey
Abert Mitchell
Wayne Day
Don Day
Bob Hunter
Joyce Baker
Sheila Owens
Catherine Shaw
Marilyn Roberts
Virginia Gilliland
Bob Soeteart
Janice Knox
Sally Barton
Clifford L. Ramsey
Frances Myers
Doris Garrison
North Dakota Theme Puzzle Fragments and Clues
A scrambled crossword style item lists North Dakota terms and clues such as state symbols, geographic references, languages, and random pairings. The page shows partial entries and scattered answers with numbers and odd labels, indicating a word puzzle or glossary segment drawn from a historical newspaper page.
TV and Radio Schedule Snippet From Dec 19
A fragmented OCR listing TV and radio programs across stations KMBC WDAF KFRO WREN and others for December 19, detailing loops of morning and afternoon segments, sports programming, variety shows, Westerns, and public affairs, with several channel and show names scattered through the page.
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Irma
Mrs. North
Wand Sports
Clele Roberta
Sizn
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Weather Bureau
Jack Henry
Alarich
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Tim T
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KMBO
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Star March
Bill Griffith
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North Dakot
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Mr. Peepers
Onzle
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Crusade
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Kanu — FM
Matorday
Uncle Dex
Tima
KFKU
Bec
Radice
People
Chiropractic Health Service
C. R. Albright
Laristmas
Boch Auditorium
Gina Bochauer
Knabe
Rais
Knahe
Devion
Bestrer
Pride of
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Atom
Boges Hat Shop
Areesé de Cerner Oat Vermest
Gustafson
Round Corner Drug CO
Holmes and Peck Insurance
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