Lawrence Daily Journal Worth Historic Publisher Notes
Lawrence Daily Journal Worth founded 1991 by W C Susces, published by The World Company. Office 722 Marsachusetta Street, Lawrence Kansas. Includes AP membership and circulation audit note.
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Lawrence DaiLy Journal-Worth
W. C Susces
THE
World Company
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J. W. Munnar
Masaging Béine
Marsachusetta Sereet
Lawrence
Seeres Aoe
Basch
Common Interest Unites Eisenhower and MacArthur at meeting
Generals Eisenhower and MacArthur met in a cordial atmosphere showing united purpose on the era's toughest problem for the U S government. The public sought a definite Korea ending plan, but no such plan was announced, the leaders signaling no petty jealousy and pledging to work together. Eisenhower will rely on MacArthur for information while MacArthur supports the next president, with both drawing on authoritative sources.
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Eisenhower
MacArthur
United States
As Simple As That Senator Morse Comments On Campaign Tactics
Senator Morse of Oregon questions the 1952 campaign methods based on chant and rhythm claiming voters were hypnotized by slogans like I like Ike and We want a change. He suggests some voters acted in a trance while others simply favored change and Eisenhower’s victory.
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Morse
Oregon
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Will Be President Wechune
Lattimore Indicted by Federal Jury Over Perjury Claims
Federal jury indicts Johns Hopkins professor Owen Lattimore on perjury charges tied to alleged close ties with Communist and Weir activities. Case to proceed in court with expected robust defense and possible backing from leftist supporters.
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Owen Lattimore
Johns Hopkins
Weir
Lattimore
Conviction
Lattimore's case attracts public scrutiny and suspicion
The piece notes ongoing public attention to Lattimore, whose actions and ties have long raised suspicion. Despite efforts to appear innocent and independent, he has operated persistently on one side of the street, and observers will follow the case as it unfolds to reveal his true motives and associations.
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Ular
Lattimore
Price Rise for Kansas Gas Aims to Save Supply
Prof John Ise backs higher wellhead gas prices to curb use and preserve reserves. The Royalty Association president favors rising wellhead prices and a controlled, orderly withdrawal from the Hugoton field to boost income. Posterity motives appear not the only aim behind the move.
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John Ise
Kansas
Royalty Association
Professor Ise
Hugoton
Interior Fortress plan for Smoky Hill air base near Salina
A 25 year construction and maintenance plan for Smoky Hill air base in Kansas signals a shift to permanent defense installations. The piece argues plains provide ideal takeoff and landing, and that long range defense should be centralized inland. It also notes a Washington GOP bureau aimed at unfreezing Democratic held jobs.
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Interior Fortress
Smoky Hill
Salina
Kansas
Plains of Kansas
Old Home Town council amends milk ordinance and signs airport use
A series of Lawrence news items notes changes including a revised standard milk ordinance allowing multiple grade processing in shared equipment, and authorization for a five year city airport use agreement with Aircraft Corporation. Also mentions streetcar rails, holidays for Army trainees at KU, and appointments and travels of local figures.
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Aircraft Corporation
Kansas Cirre Power Co
Army
Navy
K.U
Nelson P. Horn
University
New Eng
William B._ Pendleton
Camp Carrahelle
Fla
Olin K. Petetish Jett
Richmond
Peggy Sanderson
Sullins College
Bristol
George Marquardt
Baldwin
Lawrence
State's Basic Tax Problem and Funding Options
A Stafford Courier analysis outlines a planned state high school fund aimed at aiding local schools without raising local levies. It questions where new money will come from, noting possible severance or sales tax increases, or a higher state ad valorem levy, which might shift taxes from local units to the state while enabling local governments to avoid higher taxes.
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Stafford Courier
Naming the Innocents Daily Oklahoman critique
A Hutchinson NewsHerald letter laments McCarthy era smears against innocents. It urges naming those unfairly smeared, notes many names exist yet fail to satisfy, and laments absence of a complete record of victims. It concludes by praising artisans who work quietly in public service.
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Daily Oklahoman
McCarthy
Wdll
Book Exhibit at K U shows 130 foreign language volumes
An exhibit in Watson Library at Kansas University features 130 children's books in native languages from around the world. Sponsored by the Smithsonian, the touring display began in New York and tours the United States, with volumes from Argentina to Yugoslavia on two floors.
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K. U
Watson Library
American Library Association
Children
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
India
Pakistan
Malaya
Japan
Formosa
Thailand
Burma
Indo-China
Watsoney
As U
Natalie Calderwood
Watson
Lawrence Public Library
New York
United States
Library of Congress
International Committee of
The
Children's Library Association
America
International Information Administration
Truman Health Insurance Plan Reappears For Eisenhower Era
James Marlow reports that seven years after Truman first proposed compulsory health insurance, a new plan by the President's Commission outlines a middle path between Truman and AMA ideas. It would offer free or subsidized policies for those unable to buy coverage, funded by about one billion dollars annually with three quarters matched by states and the rest from general tax funds for hospitals, schools, and medical research.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
AMA
Commission
Kansas Liquor Tax Gains During Quarter
TOPEKA The two percent enforcement tax on retail liquor sales in the quarter ended Dec. 15 netted 240502 for distribution to Kansas counties State Treasurer Richard T Fadelly announced The figure indicates retail liquor sales of approximately 1240000 during the three months period
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Topeka
Kansas
Richard T. Fadelly
Uncertain Crossword Fragments From Flower Garden Page
Readable lines show scattered clues and partial phrases including garden terms, plants, and geographic hints. The fragmentary list mentions lily as Utah’s state flower and references scales from religious to nautical terms, with scattered numbers and assorted crossword style cues.
Barbs by Hal Cochran on winter’s oddities and public notes
A fragmentary column wittily critiques winter quirks, from snowball mishaps to pay upfront doctor visits and shaved-razor stunts in eateries. It hints at rising public interest in seasonal issues and mentions navigation data coordination amid shifting maritime information norms.
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Hal Cochran Hay
Minols
State Traffic Toll Topeka W
Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section. In the last 24 hours zero. To date in 1952 five hundred thirty four. Same period 1951 five hundred seventy eight.
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Topeka
Kansas
EcwO- te WREN 1550 Friday listings wrap schedule
A dense OCR style radio broadcast lineup runs through Friday and Sunday programs across stations WREN WDAF KMBC and EMBC. Listings include news Weather Bureau farmers reports music programs Eddie Fisher Gene Autry and Jack Benny, with times and station matches.
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Banton
WDAF
Frank Jones
K. C
EMBC
Bill Garin
Nova
Wren
Nieve Eors
Lax Dreier
News
Newecast Ellis
Archis Andrews
WDA Lee
Aeraceei
Ren
Eddie Fisher
Hollywoge
Sour
KMBC
Wren—Weather Bureau
MBC
N.B.C
City Hospital
Methodist Chair
WDAP
Army Band
Treasury
NBC
Elas Carliate Wren
Bob Finns
Seney de Bee Carter
Newacast
Suromer
Vaughn Monroe
Ren—Pioneers In Jars
Fortyalilton
KMBG
Gene Autry
Dancing Party War
Bob and Ray
Rerben
Reuben
Arzan Ty
Avrenkrreauth
Brun Creel
Ofie Orr
Brush Gack
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Meredith iWison
Geo
Valgar
Touth
Arte Quarter
Novacast
Toy
Opeka
Wpar
Truth
Ray
Philharmonic
American Forum
Roper
Marines
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Kmbi
Gedtrer
Hoys’ Town Choir
Lo Cate Decener
Brida Wren
Drew Pearson
Gus Dittman
Weather Bureau AF
Sokolsky
Jack Benny Wren
Batane
Andy F Aldrich
Fairly
Charlis McCarthy
Edgar Bergen Wren
Monte Ren
Kmbcothe
Television schedule fragment with weather and features
A fragmented TV grid lists programs from 5:00 to 8:00 including Adventures for Young, News Caravan, Those Two, The Aldrich Family, and Boxing. The text also briefly notes a medical fact about cold on bruises reducing swelling by constricting blood vessels.
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Toungdonerich
Burlcoe
Baraeagang
Aldrich
Rf Vaughn
Spirit of Christmas and Weather Forecast Schedule
Readable fragments show a time-filled program schedule with segments titled The Spirit of Christmas and Weather, plus entries like Death killer Dave and Rock Pia. The legible items reflect a radio or TV lineup with varying start times and program names.
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Dave
Rock Pia
Thaainclotheamnan
KANU-FM Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights
Radio listings show a December program with jazz and classical pieces. Highlights include a candlelight concert, Masterworks Story, and a Bach Christmas Oratorio segment, featuring Merle Harmon and Candielight Concert with various instrumental and choral works.
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Mt. Dread
Phog Allen Straphook
London
United Nationel
Masterworks
Chancellor Murphy
Connoissele W
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