Lawrence Daily News: 1893 Publisher Details and Rates
Lawrence Daily News founded 1893 by W C0 published by The World Co Dorn Simons. Offices 722 Massachusetts. Subscriptions listed: one month 1.00, year in advance 12.80, Faris and Agwanca in Paes and adjoining Coon Voeur 3.00, six months 3.00. Revend Douglas and ad termina tes Pa year 7.00, six months 4.00, post office in Lawrence Kansas second-class the Ant at March 3rd 1879.
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Canaiza
Wate Faris
Agwanca
Paes
Coon
Opening of Congress Predicted Turbulence Fails to Materialize
The 1953 January 34 issue notes that the feared fili buster did not occur on opening day and that Senator Taft began as Republican leader in the Senate. It recalls calm capitol scenes, unity among major parties on constitutional commitments, and suggests future policy wars will test but not overturn American government principles. It also reflects on Korea and the ongoing war’s impact on the new administration.
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Congress
Taft
Senate
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Capitol
United States
Korea
Frustrated Freshman Miller Targets Committees in Congress
Warning sign rep Howard S Miller, lone Democrat on the banana delegation, begins his term seeking placement on the house appropriations or public works committees to block Turtle Creek dam. He notes freshmen rarely secure such assignments, viewing his role as a sign post warning of rough going ahead.
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Howard S. Miller
Banana
Congress
Turtle Creek
House Appropriations Committee
Committee of Public Works
Miller
Tuttle Creek
Rotatee to Describe Far East Army Band in Inaugural Parade
The Big Parade notes a new Army term rotatee for Far East troops in Ike’s inaugural color bearer detachment. The rotating system, not the soldiers, selects those with long Korea service and outstanding fighting records. The motion centers on rotation rather than individual actions.
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Far East
Korea
Civil Defense Debate Sparks Budget and Fear Concerns
A kansas opinion piece argues for better civilian defense funding while warning against overreacting to imagined attacks. It notes lingering unused defense funds, the futility of preemptive line building, and the risk of fear-driven policy. mentions 12 women in Congress and tax exemptions for Eisenhower amid White House cost debates.
Fire damages the Permanent Wave shop at 943 Mass
A fire Sunday night destroyed part of the stock and equipment at the Permanent Wave beauty and dress shop located at 943 Mass. Accidental blaze left remaining items badly damaged. The city fire department investigated the cause and contained hotspots.
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Wave Beauty and Dress
Mass
University of Kansas
Qher
Mra
John North
Dee
Stance
Edwin BR. Burgess
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Erwin T. Burg
Lawrence
Paul O. McGinnis
Tacoma
Wash
3Ginnis
A. McGinnis
Amos Leech
Oskiloosa
E. B. Allen
Somerset Matcham
Normal Work Resumed At New York Piers
New York piers returned to normal operation Monday as tongshoremen ended a picketing tactic after a mediation session with federal mediators. The strike threat eased as workers resumed shifts while talks over wage and contract terms continued without arbitration agreement.
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Piers
New York
Fse
Public Letter Opposes Gas Royalty Tax to Aid State Needs
A Kansas reader criticizes Prof John Ise for proposing to raise wellhead prices to conserve natural gas. The letter urges conservation taxes benefiting the state treasury and public services, not royalty owners, and questions who the royalty owners are.
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Journal-World
John Ise
State Corporation Commission
State of
Kansas
H Treasury
Banker on probation for bank funds misuse in 1951 case
Former Industrial State Bank assistant vice president William A. Pretz, 33, pleaded guilty to misusing funds and making false entries. He received a year and a day sentence in 1951, later modified by Judge Arthur J. Mellu this weekend.
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Ansas
Kas
Industrial State Bank
William A
Catz
Arthur J. Mellu
Pretz
Taft as floor leader faces test of patience and power
Washington column notes Sen. Taft must remain at the rostrum to shepherd administration legislation. The piece compares his style with Barkley and Wherry, highlighting Taft's seriousness and the potential for partisan jabs as lawmakers cope with 90 days of session, inaugurations, and midterm distractions. It also touches on Kansas basketball prominence and planned state inspections.
Supreme Court denies fast test of Taft-Hartley 80 day clause
The Supreme Court on Monday rejected a request for immediate review of the 80 day injunction provision in the Taft-Hartley Act. The move follows U S District Judge John Knight ruling upholding the injunction against a Dunkirk Dunkirk plant strike by the CIO United Steelworkers Union. The brief action offered no reasons and produced no general orders.
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Washington
Supreme Court
CIO
United Steelworkers Union
U. S
John Knight
Buffalo
Knight
American Locomotive Co
Dunkirk
Barbs by Bal Cochran in 8 point snowed under work
The column lampoons the strain of self made status as wintry blasts bite. The writer notes heavy workload and the pressure of keeping up with the scales and pointers in a brisk, witty appraisal of modern labor.
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Bal Cochran
Dentist Seeks Divorce Over Manicurist Wife
A dentist filed for divorce claiming the life he shared with his wife, a manicurist, wasn’t tolerable. The couple’s strained relationship and differing careers are cited as the core issues.
British Star WORIZONTA 1 Michael Redgrave
Fragmented crossword style entry mentioning Michael Redgrave in Bristol England with clues across terms like idolize date anew honey make and various numbered hints 13 14 15 16 17 20 22 29 31 42 43 appear as puzzle elements
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Michael Redgrave
Sea
Bristol
England
Word Puzzle Clues From An Odd Text Fragment
A fragmented OCR style list presents mixed cryptic style clues and stray phrases including nationality terms and objects such as Indian weights and a unit of energy. It hints at a crossword style puzzle with scattered clues like Italian city stream and verb meanings, though many entries are garbled.
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Aeman
Chicago Man Survives Leap From 14th Floor
Alexis Vladimer Grekoss, 30, an unemployed laborer, leaped from a 14th floor fire escape at the M. C. A. Hotel in Chicago and landed on a parked car roof. Police quoted him saying he would repeat the act if he lives. He was conscious with a head injury, broken arm, possible internal injuries, and serious condition.
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Chicago
Alexis Vladimer Grekoss
Grekoff
Community Socials Highlight New Year Celebrations
Eudora residents hosted New Year dinner at Mrs. Myrtle Ricketts home with C E Craig and Agnes Mulder among guests. A birthday party honored Margean Westerhouse with gifts and cake. Nineteen Hundred and New Club opened its year with a business meeting and committee appointments.
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C. E. Craig
Agnes Mulder
Myrtle Ricketts
Nancy Greer
Patty Miner
Mary Seiwald
Meredith Johnson
Barbara Spitzlin
Margean Westerhouse
Margean
H. W. Crea
Tainee
John Delf
Nineteen Hundred and New Club
Alf Oleson
Frank Page
D. M. Irvis
0. E. Westerhouse
Melvin Reitzel
Junior Neis
Joe Strobel
Kansas
D. M. Harris
Arden Ott
J. D. Adams
O. E. Westerhouse
Radio Programs End KeMO Broadcast Schedule Details
A dense list of radio and TV show slots across several stations including WREN KMBC WDAF KSBC and EMBC. The schedule features programs like Big Jon and Sparkle News The Ring Show of the World The Lone Ranger Your Show of Shows and Hollywood in a chaotic OCR reading with multiple ad breaks and sports mentions. The fragment highlights a broad daily lineup with news music children’s programming and drama across stations such as WREN KMBC WDAF and EMBC with several host and program names including Allan Jackson Beulah DAF and John Cameron Swayze.
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Wren
Big Jon
Sparkle
Allan Jackson
MBC
Io Kmepec
Wren—The
Lone Ranger
KMEC
Sien Off
Kfko TV
Woak
Voice of
Firestone
EMBC
Famoce
Embc Radio
Thon
Ren—Kan
Onis
WRENS
Pana of America
WDAF
Teree
Eme Ito
John Cameron Swayze
KSBC
Beulah Daf
WEEN
Frank Jones
Bill Griffith
Snesday
Alev Bieler
KMBC
Bea Johnson
Dar ‘Elcome Dravalery
Reny
Martin
Bil Griffith
Jon Gardiner
Helen Trenton
Gar Tuehlghia
Newecaalpe Farm
Fr. Jones
John Parner
Mes
Horton
Nora Drake
Hollywood Sun
WDAR
Life Can Ie
Hilltop
Wda
Hopper Young
Fanny
Bill Pipe
Nora Wdaf
Lorenzo Jones
Frank
Jones
WRN
Sparike
Allan Jackwou
Tee Wear Langue Ren
Jack Henton
News of the World
EBC Ca
Amerton
North
Sartin
Lewis Sren
Aiserten
Myrr Jen Irmi
Television Schedule Snapshots from January Listings
A fragmented OCR page outlines a dense January television schedule with programs across genres. Notable items include Holiday era theater and drama blocks, music concerts, talk and community forums, sports coverage, and classical performances. The list names broadcasts like Opera Recital, Jazz Concert, Candlelight Concert, Ballet Music, and News Caravan along with various theatre and variety slots.
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Sporta
Merle Harmos
Invitarion Fo
Okahoma K
Funeral service for Charles Freeman Jr. held in DeSoto
Attendees included Mrs. H. S. Woodard Mrs. C. M. Pingi Mrs. Frank Martin Mrs. Melvin Reitzel and Mrs. Floyd Broers at Amos Chapel DeSoto Cemetery burial followed. Eudora Home Demonstration Unit meets Jan 15 with hostess Bob Hade at 1 30 p.m. Years dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Miller and daughter Judy include Mrs Edward M. Rader Mrs Warry Miller and Mrs Nannie Marshall DeSoto Mr and Mrs Oscar Lothholz and Mr and Mrs William F Miller and son l
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Vickie
H. S. Woodard
C. M. Pingi
Frank Martin
Melvin Reitzel
Floyd Broers
Charles Freeman Jr
DeSoto
Amos Chapel
Eudora Home Demonstration Unit
Bob Hade
Douglas County
Paul Glover
Ray Miller
Judy
Edward M. Rader
New Brunswick
N. J
Warry Miller
Nannie’ Marshall
Oscar Lothholz
William F. Miller
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MPANY
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Kania
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Truman
Eisenhower
Old Home Town
Irving Hill
Chamber of Commerce and
Retty Club
Fire Department
Virginia
Walter Thiele
Reinisch
O. Town
Lottie Gilbert
A. C. Ridgeway
Mrd
W. M. Davis
Ren
A. G. Dodge
Charles E. Enge
M Max Wilhelm
Bridge
Floyd Poubleday
Pittsburg
W. C. Moore
Madison
Wilis
Ray Sexton
Minneapolis
Clara Kragg
Elsa Barteldes
Myra Stevens
Uma Wilhelmi
Ase Wilhelmi
Missouis Alder
Isebelle Hazen
B. M. Gregory
Mississippi St
No Name Club
G. H. Parker
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Bert Bishop
Sas
E. E. Stauffer
Clarence Lynch
Jeanette Walker
Vermont St
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Kentucky
Wherry
Nebraska
Finor
Barkles
Merry’ Wherry
Hutchiiisan
Kansas State
Kansas University
Manhattan
Money
Spa
America
Asia
Africa
Australia
Notaries Public
Eudora
KMBEC
Ken—Sign
RPKA
CalTianey
Rachstaxe
Youre Widder Brown
DAFT
Louella Parsons
Odack Benton
Jonhn Cameron Bwayee
K.C. Mo
Heart of America Newaree
Voice of Firestone
Ford Theater
Kanu — FM
Uonday
Prante i
Janz
Merie Harmony
Candlelight
Symphons Hall
E.M
Newa
Seluan
Nape Television
Motorola
Gustafson
Fise Realty
Holmes and Peck Insurance
Charlton Jari
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