Lawrence Daily rates and postal details from World Co.
The Lawrence Daily under The World Co lists subscription prices and mailing terms. Rates include one month 1.00, six months 3.00, and yearly options. the notice notes delivery by mail and office address in Lawrence Kansas.
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Alastachusetts Steven
Carmen
Pavasia
Anvanci
Dowslar
Douglas and
Sauntiet
Portatice
Lawrence
Kansas
Mutter
Fawn Jelueng
Newspaper masthead fragment from Lawrence Kansas 1951
Daily content note shows publisher Dowri Simos and managing editor title. Includes Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations marks. Date appears as Saturday December 22 1951 with telecommunication line.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Asociated Presa
Astovrakil
Ust
Republicaf
AP News
Audit Bureau of Oriculations
Soviet Press Critique Reveals Expectations of Service and Privacy
A Soviet press critique argues Americans demand high public service and tolerate corruption, while noting officials in the USSR handle malfeasance secretly. The piece discusses purges, travel home for Christmas, and hardships of returning to hometowns during holiday plans despite winter weather.
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Pravda
United States
Aave
Valaed
Puch
Red Preva
Crookenness
Russia
Beef market steadies as cattle stockers hold price line
Analysts report no drop in Kansas City cattle prices from November to mid December while higher feed costs prompt more farmers to sell replacements. C P Wilson of Kansas State College predicts firmer stocker and feeder cattle in January. Wholesale beef prices dip below price ceilings, a potential relief for housewives though farmers face ongoing hazards in the market.
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Kansas City
C. P. Wilson
Kansen State College
Home for Christmas Weather Disrupts Travel Across Region
A midweek winter storm disrupted travel with widespread flight cancellations and delayed trains. By Friday morning sunshine returned and road conditions improved, though lingering hazards remained as Christmas approached.
Still Drive Too Fast Amid Mixed Traffic Reports
The article notes drivers easing off speeds on wartime pavement but many still push 20 to 25 miles per hour. It warns quick stops or sudden changes remain risky, with accidents few but potential danger from higher speeds. It also mentions Maj. Gen. William F. Dean believed dead, later listed as a prisoner of war. Moscow accuses Washington of backing anti Kreml in plots, a U N committee refutes. Slot machines reappearing in the area, state enforcement stance unchanged.
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Pny
Lawrence
William F. Dean
Jong
Dean
Not the Least Bethlehem Pastor Resigns to Tour World Missions
The Rev Charter M Sheldon resigns after 25 years as pastor of the Central Congregational Church in Toka He will tour the world visiting missions and YMCA s joining a list of named residents and teacher staff in the community report
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Bethlehem
Juda
Old Home Town Brig Gen Tinker named Hawaii air commander
A historical note recalls Brig. Gen. Clarence J. Tinker as a former student at Haskell Institute from 1300 to 1906 while a newspaper item records a string of local items. A bank robbery arrest follows a tavern incident in Union Star Missouri with confessions. The page also lists engagements, marriages, travels and social events around town with multiple names and places.
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Clarence J. Tinker
U. S. Air Forces
Hawaii
Haskell Institute
Union
Perry
Highway Patrol
Donald M. Swarthout
Ruth Elizabeth
William Anderson Rider
Charles W. Rider
Malverne
N. Y
Ya Meta Oper
W. Brown Parry
George B. Parsonet
George E Maichet
Overbrook
Christmas Season Echoes Over Salina Skies
Salina Journal reports loudspeakers at United building play Hark the Herald Angels Sing while jets roar overhead. Dodge City Globe notes Thomas Jefferson credited with introducing the swivel chair, yet his ideas seem out of place in today’s Washington.
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Salina
United Building
Herald Angels
Thomas Jefferson
Washington
Dodge City
Barbs by Hal Cochran on budding love and danger signals
Police judge comments on a budding love affair and its dangers. The piece hints at life improving through better road illumination and traffic safety, arguing fewer eliminated drivers could result from safer highways.
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Hal Cochran
Mrs Shaw A Close Shavian in Irish Wit
The piece notes Mrs. Shaw as a close Shavian figure, citing her will leaving 263200 dollars to polish Irish manners. It contrasts her Irish husband George Bernard Shaw and satirical wit with a claim that she influenced Irish etiquette through a charity for self control, elocution, deportment, and social conduct.
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George Bernard Shaw
Mra. Shaw
Mrs. Shawin
Eire
Shaw
John Bull
Cost Index Rises to Peak. Rail Workers Win Higher Pay
The cost of living index rose 0.6 percent to a new peak in November, triggering a four cent per hour wage raise for about 1.25 million railroad workers tied to the index. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes the index at 188.6 percent of the 1935-39 base, driven by higher prices for misc goods and fresh produce.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Bureau of Labor Statistica
Ie Bureau
New Books at City Library Display in Greenwood Week
The City Library announces a display week in Greenwood featuring new titles. Most works include biographies, histories, and art criticism from 1940s to 1950s with authors like Forrestal Blarten, Stark Young, and Albrecht Durer.
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City Library
Flynn
Asia
America
Korea
Russia
Tyca Bunin
Paiing Portra
Europe
Checkhoy
Tolstoy
Gork
Stark
New Yorker
F. H. Fisher
Albrecht Durer
Agnes
Nuremberg
Balard Hadrian
Alaska
Francis Wallace
Football Nuts of America
Lady Godiva
Tombstone
D. D. Martin
Long Distance Holiday Calls Easier Is Early
Owen T H Smith manager of Southwest Bell Telephone Co advises choosing off peak times for Christmas calls. He notes peak periods around noon and early evening with more calls on Christmas Eve and Day, urging customers to call early or late to avoid delays.
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Owen TH. Smth
Southwestjen Kel
Smith
Bell
Ap.temiers
Murder Case Reopened In Deadly 1941 Fall From Hotel
New York reports that a Brooklyn grand jury found hoodlum Abe Twist Reles died in an accidental fall on November 12 1941 at the Half Moon Hotel in Coney Island while in police custody. The decade old mystery prompts speculation about possible underworld links and police involvement.
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New York
Migdey
Abesil Twist Reles
Brooklyn
Reles
Underworld
Local Social Roundup and Community Notes in Topeka Area
A collage of social visits and events from Topeka and nearby towns includes Lillian Snider and Clare Kerns hosting at a Saturday gathering, Rose Mary Riesenmay traveling to St Joseph for Christmas, and Topeka shoppers Dor is and others. The Masonic and Eastern Star officers are set for installation, with details of new officers listed, plus a Christmas program at Ives Chapel and school musical offerings. Mr and Mrs Donald Kester hosted a Prison Party, hospital updates note a recovering patient, and the American Legion Auxiliary wrapped charity gifts for Winter General hospital. An immigration act summary closes the column.
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Kansas City
Clare Kerns
University of Chicago
Wilson Counts
Othor Onic Toxige
Masonic Hall
P. W. Jon Sere
Virgil Reever
Louix Fundis
Dale Carruthers
Harold Bailey
George Rhine
Wayne Gray
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Oliver Price
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Worth
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Bernard Stiles
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George Marquindt
Victor Hwmle
Fred Planks
Chaplan
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Frank Gleasatty
Willis Warner
Adah
LeRoy Keight
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Esther
Martha
Lee Ellis
Electa
Tommy Hitchcock
Warder
Roy Merchant
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Ives Chapel
the Eternal Flame
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Joyce Eberly
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Carol Hughes
Eleanor
Linda
Kathryn Sparks
Loretta Charbnneau
Alta Robertson
Walter Bailey
Mary Bailey
Dorothy Robertson
Joyce Puckett
Donald Kester
Robert Beach
Herbert Wingard
Bette Brewster
Cheriie Williams
Ray Stock
Wendal Hicks
Gilbert M. Gander
Wadsworth Hospital
Leavenworth
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Gleason
Winter General Hospital
Christman
Wootrow Sturdy
Ernest Brubaker
W. J. Adriance
Junior Carlson
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