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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1956

Page

4

Lawrence Journal World amid editor and staff notes

A fragment from the Lawrence Daily Journal World announces the paper's staff roles and contact details. It cites editors W C Simons and others, shows pricing, publishing details, and association memberships. The damaged text references the publication in Lawrence Kansas with postal registration and delivery information.

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Speculation on Eisenhower's Future and Nixon Prospects

Veteran observers weigh two main possibilities if Eisenhower runs again in 1956. A second term would shift the presidency toward a more efficient, less showy operation, with Nixon emerging as a strong successor option if Eisenhower delays. Democrats worry Nixon would be a top issue while fearing whether a second bid could ride an unbeaten horse to victory.

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Prosperity and caution curb crashes at busy Lawrence intersection

A damaged report highlights how traffic at the West Sixth Street and Highway 49 bypass intersection in Lawrence has avoided serious accidents after temporary road work. Drivers slow, careful, and courteous, proving prevention works when caution governs all motorists.

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Were Set the Course for Now in New Year Resolutions

Hal Boyle laments New Year vows as Americans imagine a cleaned moral slate. He notes widespread self-improvement vows from spouses to workers, predicting fleeting sincerity and suggesting even a world-ending catastrophe would not erase pledged reforms. The piece satirically highlights the era's public optimism and private compromises.

Russians err in thinking U.S. will cut military spend

James Marlow reports on Soviet hopes to curb U.S. defense costs by disarmament and missile development. He notes Eisenhower cuts and projected defense outlays, while Washington lawmakers push for restraint but fear Soviet gains. Dulles signals foreign aid rise as politics and elections loom. A rural Kansas letter to a lonely hearts club closes the piece.

Washington United States Asia James Marlow Stalin South Korea Truman Defense Louis Johnson Congress Eisenhower Defense Department Wilson Bulganin Communist Party Khrushchev Dulles

Bible Verse: All Things Work for Good for Those

A brief Bible verse note states that those who love God are assured that all things work together for good, citing Romans 8 28 as the guiding message.

Comment A Penny's Worth of History

Americans keep their hands on money and its history as they examine currency. The piece notes a Philadelphia mayor reformed the city money system in 1800, shifting from pounds, shillings, and pence to a dollar-based system. It places the event shortly after Washington's second term and alongside global thaler usage in Germany.

Kansas City Murope Philadelphia George Washington U.S Germany

Fragmented reading of a local notice or column

A garbled OCR fragment discusses family size and street conditions with stray phrases about pres Timaciary boast and a wife using a skillet. It mentions widows, shoveling, finished jobs, and illuminated drivers in counties, but the text is largely indecipherable with many misspellings and nonstandard words.

Buried at St Mark's in the Bowery 1889 Perry grave

Records show Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry was buried in the St Mark's-in-the-Bowery churchyard in New York City in 1889. The piece also covers trivia on seed pods and other quiz items from historical Q&A style content.

Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry St. Mark’'s-in-the- Bowery New York City

Washington party tempo trims as officials ease up

Pentagon officials and GOP civilian agencies hear the push to relax the holiday party pace. Charles Wilson reports weight loss achieved by diet while others admit heavy seasonal socializing. Truman friends receive his Christmas book with personal notes, and Margaret Truman avoids New York parties. Brazilian Ambassador Muniz hosts gatherings for Brazilian cadets and college girls, breaking class barriers with host Rachel Wall coordinating.

Washington Pentagon GOP White House Congress Harry Truman Margaret New York Ramiantie Joao Carlos Muniz Rachel Wall

Quigley surpasses bond quota for Memorial Stadium drives

Old Home Town reports E C Quigley once set a daily bond limit of 100 dollars to cut Memorial Stadium indebtedness and has now exceeded his target by five bonds. The item also notes a fire in a machine shop at 1219 N St. and a flood of local social notices including weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, visitors and club gatherings.

James V. Wells Esther Leigh Chester Paradee Janie Perry Sue Ann Haines Marcia Haines Libbie Elvis Sharon Rogers Ann Hughes Suzanne Calvin Susan Woodruff

Radio and TV Programs Listing From January Schedule

A fragmented OCR listing of radio and television program blocks across multiple stations including WDAF WREN KMEM KWKE BW-WKE KXAN and others. It references news weather sports and various time slots with program and anchor mentions, noting a January Tuesday schedule and station identifiers.

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Television Lineup Notes January Broadcast Schedule

Listing of stations and programs across networks with times for channel lineups and shows including Buckskety Bully Sinha Mickey Mouse Drug News Three Star News and various film and theater slots. Highlights include local weather, sports, and soap opera segments alongside morning, daytime, and evening broadcasts with multiple network crossovers.

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