Lawrence Daily Ad Rates and Printer Information
Classified notice from The World Co in Sidon listing Lawrence Dalily publisher and editor J W Murray, office address 722 Mastachusausy Stregs. Includes subscription prices per month and year, advance rates, and postal details with 1879 registration note.
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Lawrence Dalily
the World CO
Sidon
J. W. Murray
Mastachusausy
Pache
Mast
Paranus
Downtas End
Roun- Mee
Parpeat
Aix
Jezent Dowglat
Jaturnr Saantier
Lawrence, Kantis
Preond-Dane Miter Ender
Arch Sed
Journal Worth Sunday Item From Lawrence Kansas Journal
Lawrence Kansas newspaper item dated January 2 1932 notes publisher editor and AP rights. Mentions Associated Press Bureau of Circulations and telephony service. Indicates publishing constraints and exclusive republication rights for focal news.
Sympathetic Stalin a New Year message from Japan
A Japanese newspaper asked Joseph Stalin for a New Year greeting and received a sympathetic reply. The piece notes Stalin’s well known selective sympathy, praising neighbors like Japan while withholding words for Estonia Latvia and Lithuania under occupation. The piece asserts Stalin favors sympathy only for countries occupied by others, not his own.
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Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Estonia
Lithuania
Latvia
Not So Far in the Lead
Reflections on American and Teussian air power rise as debate grows over who holds the edge in the air. Analysts warn that continued talks for a truce, lasting months, have failed to clear the situation and might influence who dominates future aerial actions.
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United States
Penny Values Shift as Pennies Lose Post Office Use
The piece notes reduced penny circulation after the penny postcard phaseout, with fewer uses for pennies by adults while children still chase small rewards. It observes parking meters accepting pennies and mentions lingering New Year mood and a cautious start to the new year.
Growth of small Johnson County towns challenged by annexation ideas
Text describes Johnson County population growth near Kansas City and proposals to annex townships into nearby cities. Commissioners rejected Mission Highlands incorporation while suggesting attaching residents to existing municipalities. Several northeast towns may pursue second class city status through annexation as growth continues.
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Johnson County
Kansas City, Inc
Mission Highlands
Petipidnors
War Time Paper Mirrors War News From Korea
A wartime United Nations style sheet showing a five-column, two-page spread emphasizes prisoner releases at Panmunjom, a new central bank governor, interview with Rhee an adviser, and Panmunjom assembly closure. It notes wartime limits on coverage while urging compromise in Korea talks. Unverified wanderers and a Pennsylvania food story appear as stray items.
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Ren
Korea Times
Donhaal
Tomlon
New York
Chicas Tetbury
Panmunton
Bank of Area
Seaman Rhee
Pannial Assembly
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Annual Open House and Local Musings in Old Town
Old Home Town The Row and Mrs. Howard FE Koelh hosted New Year open house with guests including M E Addy Mrs H E Van Nie Dalph Simons and several others. The area lists marriages birthdays and a long bachelor list from Probate Judge Menger plus regional visits and social notes across Lawrence.
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Howard FE. Koelh
M E. P. Addy
H. E. van Nie
Dalph Simons
Cunningham
George A. Stannard
A. A. van Sickle
Milton Tillotsay
Elmer Bougan
Violet LaMont
Dorothy Sugarbiker
Dorothy Stannard
Zelina Higginbottom
Pauline Dincan
Arkansas City
Richard Kelly
Lawrence
Hazel Katherie Lee
Raymond Anders
Plymouth Congregational Church
Beth Mason
Raymond Lee
Glen Riley
Wayne Ridgway
Ethan Sith
Mae
Elizabeth Koelh
Shirley Dah ~Lone
Sonya Riggs
Josef Roush
Jaymo and
Riley
Charles Rulex
Lyle Stemmoerman
Paul Harner
Phillip Endacott
Bobby Laqua
Willard Tuway
Mass
Ruth Amy
Holby
Lee's Summit
Menger
Wal
Sraymand Rice
John Riling
Dick Stevens
Paul Friend
H.W. Hutchinson
PN. Stevens
Frank Diff
Ralph Lawrence
Martin Lisurr
Jack Tucker
C. C. Carl
Tom Green
George Hunter
Solon Emery
Trampy” Buchanan
Charles Radcliffe
Julius Marks
Severn Higgins
Af. W. Kent
Bryan Beery
George Kirby
Arch Oliver
Perry Barber
Francis Baty
Harold Pontius
Charles Bardella
Charles M. Warter
Laighton Melvin
William Stone
Dennis Lawrence
Weeber Trutton
Willard Priestly
A. W. Amick
Oscar Pierson
George Lamb
Claude Redmond
Dick Piper
Clyde Laessig
Max Wiedemann
Harry von
Gunien
Chester Hemphill
Carroll McNish
George Wall
Harry Nanmire
Francie Dietrich
Huston Turner
Art Clough
John Callahan
Harry Sheets
Charles R. McKay
Letters to the Editor on a Kansas City basketball incident
A reader who did not witness the final game criticizes the referee from Chicago for calling fouls in sequence, argues the official overreacted rather than deescalating. The letter urges the referee to share responsibility and for players to admit fault to ease the burden on the team.
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Inchlon
Journal-World
Kansas City
Chicago
Nad
Matt
Jean
Eisenhower favored to lead nation in times of danger
The Times Herald endorses Dwight D. Eisenhower for president, arguing his election would dispel confusion, rally free peoples, and strengthen the United States and Western Europe. It lauds his wartime leadership, patriotism, and ability to unite major cities behind a strong defense and democratic ideals, urging the nation to draft him for the White House.
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Dallas Times
Werald
The
Times Herald
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Laa
Wolare
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Free Peoples
Uw Pan
United States
Ership Eisenhowers
Weltien Griffin World
Wirch
Hay
Euerope
Europe
Eisenbr
White House
Pelts Kept in Deep Free Reported Near Independence
A Pittsburg Headlight note reports men running a tink farm near Independence Missouri claim pelts are stored in a deep freezer. The line reads as a factual statement rather than a malicious political joke.
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Independence
Pittsburg
Refugees Aid Program Reports Three-Year Operation Outcomes
The Washington report notes the displaced persons program aided 336000, with about half in the United States, and outlines costs, demographics, and the shift to an expeller program for European evacuees. The three-year operation emphasized easing postwar overpopulation fears and highlighted religious and age distributions among entrants.
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Washington
America
Strick
Dialer Sr. Gibson
Furgoe
United States
Europe
Gillson
Germany
Austria
Roches XL
Nuernberg
U.S
L.S
Hawaii Recruitment Training Sparks Senate Probe
Washington controversy erupts over training army recruits in Hawaii. Senator Lynton B. SohoiD-Tex leads inquiry calling it a tax payer expense, while Hawaii's Joseph R. Farrington vows strong opposition to dawn training facilities on the islands. Secretary Pace promises review.
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Washington
Lynton B. Sohoid-Tex
Hawaii
Johnson
Senate Preparedness
Churchill Prepares for Talks With Truman Aboard Queen Mary
Churchill works in his cabin aboard the Queen Mary as he readies for discussions with President Truman in Washington. The voyage improves after rough seas, with the ship speeding toward New York and expected to reach on schedule Saturday.
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M—Prine Misister Churchill
Taray
President Truman
Washington
New York
Barbs by Hal Cochran: townspeople and gatherings
A jumble of local notices and social updates from Lawrence and nearby towns. Names of residents, guests, travel plans, dinners, and family events fill the column, with reports of illnesses, accidents, and a few obituaries, all in a casual community-tone listing.
Eudora Social News Highlights Two Dinner Guests
A crowded social scene in Eudora includes Forsythe dinner guests J F Shirck Eskridge R L Eash burn and son Andy Warren Forsythe and W Swartz from Kansas City along with Allan Ioss Alma George Tran berger Topeka and Curtis Diedrich family. Virginia Hess recovering from a minor operation in Topeka hospital. remembered as Virginia Shirk, former Eudora resident.
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Forsythe
J. _F. Shirck
Eskridge
R. L. Eashburn
Andy
Warren Forsythe
W. Swartz
Kansas City
Allan Ioss
Alma
George Tranberger
Topeka
Curtis Diedrich
Maxine
June
Karylon
Virginia Hess
Williamson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harold Gabriel
William Spitzli
Barbara
Cheng Liang
Kansas University
China
Homer Gerstenberger
W. W. Gerstenberger
Edgar Grosdidier
Wichita Falls
Texas
Henry Grosididier
Marysville
George Grosdidier
Norber
Grosdidier
Mary
Maude Ott
Radio Programs Listing Evening Broadcasters
A fragmented OCR of radio program listings shows WDAF KMO WREN and KMBC stations with scheduled shows including The Top Guy Bing Crosby Show Arthur Godfrey Breakfast Club and Your Hit Parade along with various placeholder and unnamed programs. The scramble includes times, call signs, and random phrases indicating a dense schedule across several stations.
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WDAF
KMBC
Cigb
Skellan
Richard Dinan
Bing Crosby
RAIO
Barrie Crate
KCMO
Newsstand
KNMBC
Bright Star
XMNBC
Newacant
WDAT
Ee Owe ‘S
Hitle Ribtion
Bosing
Kes Vo Kmuo— Rata
CMOQ
Stualo
WDABO
Newacast
Wren
Mark Trail
KMBL
Arthur Godfrey
Wendy Warren
MBC Halen
Trent
Pionwers
Red Croaty
Tim Faye Lathe
Margaret Meride
Kfku Ay
RC News
Idder Brown Ayer Jonker
Neca Drake
KMBG
Saleiy Knac
Neca Nbg
Dagey Lee
Wren—Siinoff
KY Koog
Esal
Roth
el Mal Amite
Teras Hangers
Hollyland Sound
Ste
RCMO
Honswood
Futyhotlee Wren
Jayhark
Amake" MooNewe
Serenade
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Kary City
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Lee Reyant
Elizabeth Tindell
Wellsville
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Iheenor
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Doane College
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Hal Cochran
Kentucky
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Anna Meuffle
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Clearfield
Kenneth Tuggie
George ‘Everley
Maggie Smith
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Miss Smith
Drexel Stogsdill
Howard Belles
Milford Barlz
C. L. Holmes
Alvin Bond Sr
Lester Massey
Darlyle
Richard Tugete
George Wolfe
William Wolfe
Margie
Wichita
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Kenneth Tuggle
Sam_Thoman
Ralph Schmidt
Wade, Fla
H. J. Nicholson
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Mound City
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City
Charles Terrell
Sharon
Pamela Tugele
Arthur Blaylock Jr
Ralph Terrell
E. Gordon
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Homer Clark
Alexandra
North Dakota
Maxine Diedrich
Santa Fe
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Skinner
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Lawrence Kansas
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Smith Electric Company
Ais Mase
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Andy ¢. Hess
Standard Life Side
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Lindley’s
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