Lawrence Daily Journal 1863 Ad Rates and Publication Note
The Lawrence Daily Journal dated 1863 lists publication details from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. It notes editors and managers, advertising director, and carrier rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties. It states postal classification and AP news republication rights.
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the_ ors Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolph Binon Sen Sig
Joe Murrayee
Ernest Pontius
Douglas
Ai Lawrence
Ciman
Buresu
Associated Preas
Associated Press
Formosa Stalemate Shapes U S Far East Policy
Washington sees the Formosa crisis as a continuing stalemate with a remote chance of an uneasy cease fire. The United States seeks allied backing for any decision, avoiding a UN vote that could concede Formosa to Red China. Military plans favor naval air actions over full scale invasion while deterring further escalation.
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Washington
Formosa
Red
China
America
UN Security Council
U. S
United States
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Far East
Polley
Far Eastern
Quemoy
Matsu
Tachen Islands
Radio and TV Schedule Highlights for February 16
A 1960s era grid lists KMBC WREN and WDAF programs for February 16 across evenings. Items include Allan Jackson appearances, The Lone Ranger, Groucho Marx, Amos ’N’ Andy, Rosemary Clooney, and Tennessee Ernie Ford with various time slots and station identifiers such as KMBC WREN and WDAF.
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Allan Jackson
Rmuc Wenternen
Weel
KMBU
Newscaat
Lone Ranger
Morgan
KMBC
Wren
Perry Come
Oklahoma
WDAF
Groucho Mark
Amos
Andy
K'Allc
Tennessee
Ernie Wren
Kbt
Lello
Kmac—Choraliera
Whee Eagle
Morgan Beatty
Ty Oe Wren
KFE
Teerey Rogers
Bill Stern
Bob Hope
Rosemary Clooney
Boston
Blackie AP
Fibber MeGes
WPAF
Wren—Newas
Jim Burke
TV Listings for Kansas City Area February 16 17 schedule
Television guide lists WDAF KMBC WHE TV and KROMO programs for February 16 with multiple hour by hour showings. Highlights include Westerns dramas sports and variety segments such as The Eddie Fisher Show Disneyland News Weather Liberace and Kraft Theatre. late night news and daily serials.
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Wdaf.-Tv
Kmbc-Whe.tv
Kromo.tv
Bill Hickok
Eddie Fisher
News Caravan
Perry Como
Married Joan
Godfrey & Friends
Maree
Stu Erwin
Kraft Television Theatre
Stete
Look Ahead on District 60 Debt and Growth
School District 60 faces deepening debt to fund facilities though no extra classrooms were planned in recent bonds. Officials seek methods to determine future debt, when to authorize new construction, and how to raise taxes less sharply while ensuring adequate school capacity by need.
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Lawrence
Liberation Hoax Seen In Red Radio Claim On Islands
The article notes that the claim of having liberated the Taschen Islands by the red radio is a harsh hoax. Free Chinese and Formosans see it as a defeat and foresee hardship for uprooted residents, with little room or jobs in a new country amid regional population shifts after northern Vietnam’s seizure.
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Red Radio
Taschen Islands
Tachens
Formosa
Indo-China
Vietnam
Reds
Pancake Race Spirit Brightens Liberal News Picture
A cheerful note highlights Liberal’s pancake racing girls training to replace their mothers in the Olney tradition. The piece jokes about the meal’s quality, arguing well made pancakes set a positive tone for the day and hinting pancakes influence the day’s work and attitudes.
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Olney
England
Redeployment of Western defense forces on the far frontier
An analysis argues that shifting Western defense posts toward the Pacific frontier carries uncertainties. It notes opposing views on evacuating Tachens and warns that reducing tension with Formosa could invite Communist drives in Southeast Asia, while Korea’s armistice shows mixed effects. It also mentions Malenkov appointing a new electrical energy minister and a cartoon warning to the minister about hazardous energy.
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Pacific
Formosa
E.reault
United States
Malaya
Counries
southeast-Asia
Heé
Korea
Malenkov
Planned Parenthood for Pets: a humane shift
Hal Boyle reports on a new National Humane Society push to prevent overbreeding and curb euthanasia of millions of homeless dogs and cats. The NHS aims to expand shelters, cooperate with SPCA groups, oppose cruelty, and promote humane slaughter methods while avoiding vivisection.
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New York
America
Planned Parenthood
Helen Jones
National Humane Society
New Humane Society
Miss Jones
Humance Societien
NHS
Midwest Packing Company
Statements On US Policy Toned Down by James Marlow
James Marlow reviews shifts in Eisenhower era policy rhetoric. Dulles and Eisenhower speak more restrainedly on Cold War aims, moving from threats of massive retaliation to terms like stalemate and peaceful coexistence while weighing Formosa and Quemoy Matsu. The piece contrasts 1952 and 1953 rhetoric with current diplomacy.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Secretary of States
Dulles
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Kremlin
7Th Fleet
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Foreign Policy Ass
New York
Quemoy
Matsu
Council On Foreign Relations
Bible Verse: Now I know in part but then shall know
A concise biblical verse from 1 Corinthians 13 32 or a variant on the theme of growing knowledge. The line emphasizes limited current understanding and future fuller knowledge in faith.
Right to Work debate seen as political brawl
Letters to the Journal World argue that the Right to Work issue is a partisan fight between union leaders and politicians. The writer says labor and industry rely on each other, questions the author’s intent, and urges a true American voting right within unions, warning against coercion and urging fair elections.
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Journal-World
Masons
The
Elks
Knights of Columbus
Kansas Legisla
Ture
Kansas
Georgia
Mississippi
Local wartime notices and social updates
Old Home Town Lt. Williamson T. Hough has arrived in England. Lt. Clare J. Colman is now in France with an anti-tank company. Richard R. Stevens promoted to staff sergeant in Southwest Pacific. Lt. James &. Postma wounded on Leyte now at Camp Carson Colorado. Norman Rimmer names Garland Howard born February 3. Mrs. Rimmer formerly Minnie Marshall. Frank Hentsch announces birth of daughter Cheryl Gay. Sam W. Ferguson filed as city council candidate from second ward. Lt. Lester Kappelman home for 30 day visit after second France wound. First Christian Church congregation votes to call Rev. Seth Slaughter to pastorate. Catherine Martin treated for burns from fire that destroyed Lake View home. Raymond Keith Mann, 7, injures ribs after being struck by car. 116 Miss. St. John R. Dyer visits. former KU dean now executive dean at University of Idaho. Miss Burleigh Brodhead hosts bridge for Rosemary Kinney’s upcoming marriage to Robert Larrabee. Irene Henschell leaves for Kansas City for Lycenum drama program. Mrs. C. E. Wilmoth improving after paralysis. Patty Hiatt reads at Lincoln Club program for homeless boys fundraiser. Greene Family Orchestra of Tonganoxie performs at K. P. Hall. Sally Perkins hosts dinner honoring Margaret Keller en route to Montana. Guests include Leona Dias, Ruth Raider, Zoe Hornby, Viola Evinger, Ruth McDonald, Alice Perkins. Prof. and Mrs. F. B. Davis host Whist luncheon. Wednesday Birthday Club hosts at Mrs. Carl Graeber’s for Mrs. Julius Ecke.
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Williamson T. Hough
England
Clare J. Colman
France
Richard R. Stevens
Southwest Pacific
James &. Postma
Leyte
Camp Carson
Colo
Norman Rimmer
Garland Howard
Rimmer
Minnie Marshall
Frank Hentsch
Cheryl Gay
Sam W. Ferguson
Lester Kappelman
O. L. Kappelman
First Christian Church
Seth Slaughter
Kansas City
C. A. Richard
Catherine Martin
W. G. Martin
Burns
Lakeview
Raymond Keith Mann
C. J. Mann
St. John R. Dyer
K.U
University of Idaho At
Irene Henschell
Horner's Institute
C. E. Wilmoth
Nelson Stevens
Heteras
Patty Hiatt
Lincoln’ Club
Waldorf Astoria
Greene Family Orchestra
Tonganoxie
K. P. Hall
Sally Perkins
Margaret Keller
Montana
Leona Dias
Ruth Raider
Zoe Hornby
Viola Evinger
Ruth McDonald
Alice Perkins
F. B. Davis
Carl Graeber
Julius Ecke
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