Lawrence Daily Record pricing and publishing details
The notice lists the 1854 establishment with editor W. C. Simons and the World Company publishing daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire. It provides subscription rates: $0.26 weekly, $5 per year in Lawrence and Douglas counties, and $2 per year by mail elsewhere in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Business leaders push long term foreign loan plan
J D Zellerbach and Howard C Petersen urge a new billion dollar a year development loan program for Latin America, the Middle East and Far East to curb communism and finance harbors railways and public works. They argue aid should be separate from military support and guided by U S interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Philadelphia
U.S
Latin America
Middle East
Far East
J. D. Zellerbach
Crown Zellerbach
Howard C. Petersen
Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Co
Roth
Committee For Economic Development
America
Zellerbach
Petersen
Italy
Coun
Europe
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Paul Douglas
Czechoslovakia
China
Guatemala
India
Burma
Congress
Radio and TV Programs Listings Summary
Station KMBC WREN WFKU and affiliates present a dense schedule of news, weather, and entertainment from February 27 to 28. Program highlights include WDAF and KMBC broadcasts,多 Sports segments, Firestone features, and classic shows like Fibber McGee, Bob Hope, and Weather updates. The schedule lists dozens of time slots, national and local programs, and many station identifications.
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KMBC
WREN
WFKU
Odae
Kmbc Ee
WDAF
KMBU
Wilenre J. Taylor eState
Nebeasktotre
Firestone & Com
Fibber McGee
Wilen
Miste
Guy Lombardo
KMAC
King of
Hearta
Martin Bloch
Wren—Teilo
Dart Alothap Beatty
WDA
Bs News
KFKU
Dragnet
Firestone
Wren—Vaive
Wdaf-News
MBC
Sound Mirror
WOAK
Wren—Amusic
Nerdecn
Dilson
Beatta Wren
Berenade
NHK
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc.tv
Kcmo-Tyv
Mickey Mouse Club
Buckekin
Billy Smith
Star News
Tony Martin
Robbinhead
News
TV Readers Digest
van Rounaup
Spa
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Ding Dang Schood
Garry Moore
Ernie Kavaca
Arthur Godfrey
Jackpot
Whizzo
Hubert Q. Lewis
World Report
NBC
Rob Branty
Three Star News
Superman
Kansas
Dinah Shora
Warners Bros. Presents
Bob Hope
Phil Silvers
Wyatt Earp
Jane Wyman
Millle
Datley
Red Skelton
Cavalcade Theatre
DrMusic
Douglas Fairbanks
Er District Attorney
Night Owl
In Defense of Kansas Faces Tornado Myths and Facts
The piece argues Kansas is unfairly labeled a tornado center, noting national rankings show lower death totals and that the state ranks 13th in damage from 1930s to 1953, while recalling the 1879 Irving cyclone episode and the lasting misnomer.
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U. S
Kansas
Udall
Texas
Georgia
Ilinois
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Oklahoma
Towa
Irving
Missouri
Nebraska
Marshall County
Anger and Accidents in Traffic Violations
An expert cites strong evidence that driver anger triggers deadly and injurious crashes. The Institute for Safer Living notes anger narrows senses and fuels the belief others intend harm. Practical tips urge cooling off before driving and avoiding heated exchanges with other motorists.
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Alfred Moseley
Boston
Institute For Safer Living
Installment Jail Gains Ground in Riverside Court
Riverside California judge Elwood Rich uses an installment jail system for offenses up to 90 days. Defendants may serve weekends or vacation time to keep wages, reducing family disruption. He claims it’s unique among U.S. municipal courts and notes when discretion limits credits or revocation occurs. Buffalo Bill Cody items and Earl Wilson quotes follow.
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Riverside
Calif
Elwood Rich
Rich
Dulles and Democrats Again Clash Over Russia Tactics
Secretary of State Dulles faces fresh Democratic ire after testimony accusing Russia of intolerance and violence despite recent progress in heavy industry. The friction echoes prior shifts in his stance on Stalinism and Cold War tactics as he weighs signs of possible shifts toward a easing conflict.
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James Marl
Washington
Dulles
Marlow
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russia
Truman
Asia
Middle East
Onhower
Geneva
Jilly Dulles
Germany
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Eisenhower
America
Hal Boyle Angles On Turning Forty Five With Humor
Hal Boyle reflects on reaching 45, noting changed reactions from teens and office girls, renewed vitality, and a shift in perspective. He lists milestones where he gave up habits, finds comfort in aging, and jokes about love, marriage, and the wit of grandmothers.
Notable Guests and Events Highlight KU Convocation
Old Home Town Lord Halifax spoke at KU convocation this morning as Lamont Gaston earned promotion to staff sergeant in Manila. Announcements include engagements, weddings, births, travel plans, and honors among local residents, with several named families and institutions referenced.
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Lord Halifax
K.U
Lamont Gaston
Manila
Cerrtral Records Depot
Hovey Hanna
Santa Monica
Nelson May
May
J. H. Boener
Alice Marie
Garland Dale Anderson
Frank E. Anderson
Robert Haggart
Cargill Sproull
Birmingham
Mich
Carolee Sproull
Kappa Alpha Theta House
George Stauffer
R. N. Bender
Baldwin
Bible Verse: They found no city to dwell in
The brief note cites Peale 107 4 stating no city was found for habitation. It presents a terse biblical reference in a periodical context.
Who Owns Outer Space
A theoretical debate on air space rights as Russia and the United States plan satellite programs. The piece imagines aerial observation by weather balloons and earth satellites could spark diplomatic clashes and suggests an ionospheric equivalent of the three mile limit to govern outer space claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outer Space
Ohlherna Chey
Ohtahouste
Russia
Ballogns
United States
Barbs on marriage and teenage habits at Florida fair
A satirical note mocks marriage norms and teen behavior. It mentions candy sold in small 10 cent bags, a temper controlling a husband, and parents losing sleep kissing teens. It also notes trucks damaging a Florida golf fairway and a girl scoring eight ringers in a Florida horseshoe game, joking about her marriage prospects.
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Ate A
Florida
Origin of the term Black Sheep tied to wool dyeing
An 18th century origin is linked to undeveloped cleaning and dyeing processes. White wool dominated the market making black wool hard to market. Erskine Caldwell was the son of a Presbyterian minister, author of Pobacco Read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine Caldwell
Caldwell
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