Lawrence Daily Journal World front page snippet
Lawrence Daily Journal World records its edition details with editor W. C. Simons and publishing info. It lists publication frequency daily except Sunday, pricing for local and distant subscriptions, and post office entry at Lawrence Kansas with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation notes.
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W. C. Simons
Sixth and
Newam
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawirhtecanta
Nan Trive
Saloa
United States
Associated [Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Double Shuffle in Kansas Senate Realignment Criticized
The piece argues the Smith Hall McCuish Supreme Court deal will anger Kansas voters as they punish Republican leaders. It cites Judge Smull and Governor Hall, questions McCuish’s motives, and notes voter revolt that produced a Democratic governor after years of intra party fighting.
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Publc
Supreme Court
Topeka
Fred Hall
Hall
Bill Smull
John McCuish
McCuish
George Docking
John Anderson
National Party
Help Them Why? Riesel Lists Soviet War Chest Funds
Victor Riesel asserts American dollars seed the Soviet war chest citing 1955 to 1956 imports totaling about 34 million dollars for feed from Russia and Eastern Europe. He notes 32 million dollars for hama and stresses starvation under Iron Curtain regimes while criticizing trade that props enemies' armaments. He contrasts friendly nations like Holland and Scandinavian states that both sell and buy goods, urging caution in dealings with adversaries.
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Victor Riesel
Russia
East Germany
Czecho‘egovakia
Hungary
Poland
Albania
Bulgaria
Hama
Holland
Chances of Senate killing filibuster tactics in new Congress
The piece discusses improbable prospects of ending filibusters in the Senate with potential cross party support from Northern and Western Democrats and some Republicans. It explains Senate rules, the difficulty of changing them, and contrasts Senate continuity with the House as a possible route to new rules.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Forecaster Hal Boyle Predicts Turbulent 1957
Hal Boyle forecasts 1957 as a memorable year with foreign crisis, cold war tensions, cabinetTopple, Anglo American amity, rising European hotel rates, and a Hollywood marriage burst. He jokes on stocks, technology duels, and political shifts, ending with no major snow slides in Florida.
Education for Prosperity Amid Rising School Enrollment
The Herald notes U S total school enrollment reaches 39,353,090 up nearly 5 million from four years ago and about 2 million from last year. Growth spans kindergarten to college with larger groups staying in school past 17, fueling a deeper education pool while moderating labor market entry despite automation.
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Ut Chiinonews
Herald
Kentucky Home inspires Fos ter song prompt
Quiz Q- Did a particular home serve as the inspiration for Stephen Foster s song My Old Kentucky Home Yes It was a stately brick dwelling on the edge of Bardstown Ky and is preserved as one of Kentucky s great shrines. Q- How is the Electoral College determined Each state gains electors equal to its senators and representatives Q- What is the migratory range of the boholink It migrates to the Argentine pampas for winter Q- When was radio first used for advertising purposes In summer 1922 a suburban real estate firm sponsored the first commercial broadcast Q- Who invented the reaper Cyrus McCormick in 1831
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Stephen Foster
Kentucky Home
Bardstown
Kentucky
Electoral College
Argentine Pampas
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Cyprus McCormick
Sinai
Egypt
Bible Verse Encourages Steadfast Faith
A daily Bible verse urges readers to hold fast the profession of faith without wavering. The quote from Hebrews 10:10 emphasizes steadfast trust and perseverance in belief.
Fumbles by Nasser Sad for Egypt
Washington tabloid view questions Nasser's decisions after nationalizing the Suez Canal. It argues the canal must be reopened and financed, noting Egypt would lose toll revenue during clearance and implying Aswan dam funding would suffer. It recalls past economic missteps and cotton policy as signs of economic naivety and political overreach.
Old Home Town 19 Years Ago Highlights Community Life
Mr and Mrs Clyde Swain celebrate their garden wedding anniversary with a dinner near McLouth Ed Elbel becomes Kiwanis president succeeding Dr Ray Brewster Madison Coombs Clarence Dreyer named vice presidents E S Weatherby secretary and Reginald Straight Parke Woodard and R A Barber on Kiwanis Board Oska loosa man D E Stub Quakenbush dies at 73 Dr and Mrs James Perry host eighth birthday party for daughter Jane at Country Club About 50 guests Mrs Jan Chiapusso to perform in Florida with joint concerts Miss Ruth Emerson hosts dance for Mary Jane Roby at home Minstrel orchestra entertains at Miller Hall Hoch Auditorium timing clock to be used at basketball game City Commission seeks bids to sell old hospital and Community Building Country Club to start yearly schedule with bridge dinner Mrs H H Asher in charge Missionary Society hosts party at Mrs A M Wilcox home Miss Judith Stapleton returns to Hardin College in Mexico Mo New Griffin Ive Co plant in Lawrence cited as potential revival for apple industry R C Rankin notes cork walls aid storage of cooled apples Free dinners planned for Kaw Bridge celebration Kaw Valley CPA hosts oyster supper at Francis Hughes farm on California road Baptist Church elects W C Simons moderator Edith Lester clerk E J Hilkey treasurer W R Evang financial secretary L L Phillips auditor Church has 643 members Second Presbyterian holds annual meeting New manse erected Mrs W C Elis announces birth of daughter.
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Clyde Swain
Grden
McLouth
Ed Elbel
Kiwanis
Ray Q. Brewster Madison Coombs
Clarence Dreyer
E. S. Weatherby
Reginald Straight
Parke Woodard
R. A. Barber
D. E
Stub) Quakenbush
Oskaloosa
James. Perry
Country Club
Jane
Jan Chiapusso
Florida
Chiapuso
Vernon Smith
Wren Radio
Lawrence
Ruth Emerson
Mary Jane Roby
Stephens College
Miller Hall
Hoch Auditorium
City Commission
Old City
H. H. Asher
Missionary Society of the
Plymouth Congregational Church
J. Fritzel
W. L. Burdick
Agnes Emery
M. FE. Rice
A. M. Wilcox
Judith Stapleton
Hardin College
Mexico
Griffin Ive Co
R. C. Rankin
Washington State
Kaw
Second Presbyterian Church
W. C. Elis
Radio and TV Schedule Fragments From January Broadcasts
Fragmentary listing shows radio and television program blocks across stations WDAF S10 MBC 980 WREN KEKU and KMBC. Entries include News WREN Music and various local show titles with times around early January 2 and 4, mentioning hosts and stations.
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WDAF
MBC
Wren
Daron
Tin Eyening
Morgan Leary
MU —Shaw
Thor
der Sigera
KMBC
Woal S. Gow
Tomyy Dorsey
Shwee Het
Lown
Dale O
Ely Lever Parti
WDAK
State
Laeaiey
Pytertren Baci
Tye
Anson Shetty
Television schedule highlights on WDAF and affiliates
A dense TV grid lists WDAF TV 14 and affiliates KMBG TV 19 KCMO TV with program blocks for January 9 including Mieke Mee Chub serials, Eragon M-Lane Ranger, Heiook Star, Captain Kangaroo and Today shows, sports, movies, and public affairs segments.
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Wdaf-Tv
Kmbg.tv
Kcmo.tv
Mieke Mee
JoNaes
Star News i
Hieiok
Studdie
Inlay
Wanearo
Intarning News
Captain Kangaroo
Barry Moore Shorr
Ding Dong School
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