Lawrence Daily World Journal World page header notice
Lawrence Daily World page from January 4 1952 shows city newspaper branding with editors Sisios and W Murray and office at 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas. It lists subscription rates per year and six months and notes post office and AP membership.
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Massachusets Street
Mat Pavasia
Bnond Douglas
Ofice
Lawrence
Kansas
the World Comwc
Sisios
W. Murray
Radio Programs Plentiful on KMHU KMBC KCMO WREN Wisconsin Station Lineup
A dense listing of radio schedules for Friday January 4 featuring KMHU KMBC KUMO WDAF WREN KCMO KFKU WDAP and others. Programs include news shows Lone Ranger Nightbear Cavalcade of Sports Grand Ole Opry and education programs. Station IDs and time slots dominate the fragmented roster.
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KMHU
KUMO
WDAF
Wren
KMBC
Jack Benton
Tello
KCMO
The
Lone Ranger
WDAP
News of the World
Kmbc Club
Roy Hogers
Slknoff
KFKU
Brocka i
Richard Diarmond
Wres
FBI
Nation Farm Home
Metropolitan Opera
T Star Stern
Erhoes Res Evans
Organewscast
Irene Alnrs
KMEC
Hapalong Namey
Job
Brush Creek
Opry
Vaughn Monroe
Shamrock
Cthelie Blaur
KMPBC
Kansas City Report
Lutheran Hour
Ray Glock
Around World
Lawrence
IWC
J_ Stewart WREN
Falcon
Kmc—Syiphonette
Martin Kane
Dtrey
Tine
Trina Bab
KMNC
Kuresa
Jack Benny
Jim Monroe
KMRC
Ames
Andy Wren
Television Schedule Briefly Recapped by Station
WDAF-TV Friday January 4 lists a dense lineup including Arthur Godfrey and Friends, Burns and Allen, Ride and Space features, newsreels, a range of variety shows, and sports highlights. The schedule spans day parts with entertainment, news, weather, and later weekend entries, ending with a sports final and community forum.
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Arthur Godfrey
Hange Rider
Tcrasies Ameren
Ameche Langford
Jens
Sie Paxoft
Hert
E Smith
O'S
Loui——Armas “N' Antl
Amoran
Internal Revenue Firings Spark State of Panic and Plan
A report notes 186 internal revenue workers dismissed since the tax scandal. It cites confusion over cause and a proposed federal structure splitting divisions by states. The Kansas City gambling links and attorney general challenges are discussed as investigations continue.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Tewris
Tramatt
Life of Kansas observer spans growth from Lawrence to Ottawa
Saw the growth of Kansas through 97 years of life of AP Elder of Ons who witnessed earlyLawrence riots and Quindell era politics. He knew Kalloch the preacher builder who founded Ottawa and lived near the famed Kalloch folly. Elder’s father was lieutenant governor in 1872 and a Franklin County Populist. He attended Baker University and studied at the University of Kansas, shaping his view of Kansas City and state development.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Tme
AP Elder
Ons
Baldhuin
Lawrence
Quantill
S. Kalloch
Ottawa
Kalloch
Elder
Franklin
Orawa Chamber of
University of
Unusual Painter Union Spokesman Cites Cautious Optimism
A CIO paper quotes a painters union spokesman offering a nuanced view in a year end round up. He notes general world conditions are not as bad as feared and cites ample work for RIana and improved relations with employers. He urges continued cooperation to further improve conditions amid a hopeful industrial future.
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Omaha
CIO
Painters’ Union
Nadia
Vission
Thins
Riana
Garising
Oilihs
Early Attention to Gardens in War Year
National Garden Bureau announces plans for a busier season in 1 A. James H Burdett leads the effort noting war fears boost home garden programs. He says preparations are in case of atomic war and promotes urban defense through gardens. Gallup data show 4 million farm and 42 million non farm families grew vegetables last year versus 2 million victory gardens.
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National Garden Bureau
James H Burdett
Bureau
Burdett
Old Home Town notes and social fragments in brief
A collection of misc items from the town paper includes a pantry supply note on paper bag conservation, a panel defense health program with home nursing and first aid courses, a minor car collision involving a fire department pumper, engagements and weddings, civic announcements, a theater program, a church service hymn listing, and a birthday anniversary among local residents.
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Lattener
Elon
Clarence Gregg
Glendale
Calif
Ethel
Ore Yaine Fields
Gilbert
Weideman
de Alexander Jott
Fort Lennard Wood
Weaver Alexander
Balers
Amet
Henry Dark
Rowe
Duping the Worker on Social Security Trust Fund
A reader letter argues that weekly Social Security payments are not saved as a trust for individuals. It claims the government spends all incoming funds, treating the so called trust as IOUs. The writer notes penalties for misusing a trust fund and contrasts citizen penalties with government actions.
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United States
T Js
Letter on Democratic trust and political reorganization
A reader criticizes Democratic reforms and campaign tactics, linking income tax collectors with party loyalty. The letter laments distrust in the party, cites tax collection as a political weapon, and warns of consequences for the upcoming election. It argues voters should consider accountability when choosing a candidate and condemns partisan manipulation.
Barbs by Hal Cochran on love and conflict
Barbs by Hal Cochran ponders how a girl's fate shifts with her father or groom, while a French doctor warns on breathing, a health bulletin cautions about sore throats, and a social note hints at marital tensions as wives push husbands to explode in a cycle of conflict.
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Hal Cochrant
Truman’s Troubles and Tactics Face a Waning Crisis
President Truman, seven years in office, remains brisk yet wary amid escalating Senate inquiries and anti‑administration whispers. James Marlow outlines how aides’ firings, shifting loyalties, and pending actions shape a presidency under scrutiny while Republicans press for a broader scandal agenda.
Ceiling Price Announcements Regulate Construction and Auto Prices
Wichita OPS district director announced new ceiling prices for construction services with few exceptions and required contractor pricing by January 19. Used cars must display make model and price tags with optional equipment details. used auto ceilings cut 2 percent in January and to drop 2 percent each quarter. Mark McComas and Wallan Murphy, analysts, will join discussions on pricing.
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Wichita
East Douglas Sr
Mark McComas
Wallan M. Murphy
Islaughterers
Pipeline to Supply Five US Bases From Casablanca Port
Work began on a big inch pipeline in Casablanca to send gasoline to Nouasseur and radiate smaller lines to four other U S bases in French Morocco. The 20 inch main line will cover 24 miles with the project cost at 26 million dollars funded by the United States.
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Casablanca
French Morocco
United States
Nouasseur
Dole
Libyan Application to UPI The altho opposed to Libya
An unclear Libyan request to a United Nations forum is described, noting tensions with Western powers and Libya's stance on veto usage. The brief hints at political maneuvers and possible hesitations in applying to a global platform amid ongoing regional friction.
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UPI
Nealtho
Libya
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