Lawrence Daily World Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Lawrence Daily World lists editor C Sustons and J W Murray at 722 Massachusetts Street. Subscription rates include one month one dollar and year in advance ten eighty. rates for Dowgles and adjoining town for six months three dollars and fifty cents, with various local pricing. Entry indicates second class mail at Lemence Kansas under act of 1879.
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Massachusetts Street
Bayond Douglas
Colornne Etter
Lemence
Kansas
Journal-World Imprint Notice January 1952
Dover Stone publisher in Lawrence Kansas publishes the daily except Sunday Journal-World with Associated Press and AAB circulation membership. The notice claims exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches and lists contact details for the paper.
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Impany
Dover Stone
Lawrence
Kansas
Telephone
Associated Presa
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Churchill in Conference with American Leaders Prompts Debate
The piece notes Prime Minister Churchill's visit to the United States to discuss shared Western interests and coordinated action. It highlights suspicions about his motives, his empire stance, and belief in planning over unilateral action.
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Churchill
Great Britain
Winnie
Altho
United States
England
Althn Winnie
Empire
Fatzer’s Tough Stance Cited in Kane County Justice Work
Harold R. Fatzer, as attorney general, pursued hard cases in law enforcement, notably against slot machines and gambling evils, shaping the state’s cleanup. The record credits him and others for awakening federal involvement, while emphasizing his uncompromising approach.
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Harold R. Fatzer
Kanesas
Hhe
City council votes to donate officer for airport guard duty
In a special meeting the city council approved temporary duty for a police officer at the airport to satisfy government requirements for designated landing fields. If the port is not designated by the government, no planes can operate from the field. Several local notices follow including engagements, births, and community events.
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CAA Authorityn
Harry Fisher
Baldwin
Eldred
Wanaki Rappard
Tender Mercies and Academic Guests in Lindsborg
The article notes a chapel verse from Psalm 145 and records visitors at College, Lindsborg, including Prof. J. E. Boodin as a host to guests. It also mentions Prof. and Mrs. R. A. Schwegler and Miss Elizabeth Dunn settling in Leipzig for the winter, with Schwegler pursuing psychology and Dunn studying violin.
Illegal Barter of War Materials Drops Off
Tong Kong January 7 reliable sources report a decline in illicit war material trade between the Philippines and Red China. They say Red China lacks foreign exchange and Filipino smugglers have scarce scrap iron while Russia may supply gasoline, shrinking the Hong Kong flow and prompting Manila to delay or deem investigations outdated.
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Tong Kong
Philippines
China
Russia
Hong Kong
Manila
Elpidio Quirino
Red
National Bureau of Investigation
Barbs by Hal Cochran on truth and happiness
A writer says most people hold much good. happiness grows when truth seekers ask fewer questions. A professor notes success favors those who take action and move forward.
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Hal Cochran
Wes
Fragmentary quotes on work and behavior in daily life
Readable remnants discuss how people adjust routines and attitudes toward money and daily tasks. The text hints at observations about how small actions, like wrist movements, can influence outcomes and perceptions in ordinary activities.
Editorial: Capitalism word debate and U S enterprise
In Emporia Gazette editor William Feather argues against renaming capitalism, calling it a foolish move to replace a dynamic system. He notes widespread migration and smuggling as evidence of American capitalism thriving, and likens renaming to altering a kingly symbol.
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Yateer
Kansas City
Kansas
Emporia Gizette
A. William Feather
Imperial Magazine
U. S
Frather
England
Labor
RCA Head Sends Dit Heard Around the World
RCA chairman Davin Sarnoff marked the 100th anniversary of the first Atlantic radio signal by sending the Jester Dit around the world at the Waldorf Astoria gathering. He pressed three hits on a telegraph key and the signals were heard by the luncheon group within an eighth of a second. He also spoke by radio telephone with Marchesa Maria Cristina Marconi, widow of the wireless inventor, and her daughter.
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New York
Radio Corporation of America
Davin Sarnoff
Atlantic
Waldorf-Astoria
Sarnoff
Marchesa Maria Cristina Marconi
Ald
Deer Hunt Wound S ajouter and Ravaged?
Reinhart Pagel of St Paul, 71, lost part of his left hand when a pin discharged in the cabin during a deer hunting party. The cook rake remained at the hunting cabin to prepare the meal and was the only other member wounded.
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Homie
Tutonal
Fuchs
Rake
Reinhart Pagel
St. Paul
World Today Eisenhower in politics and public views
James Marlow notes Eisenhower faces a presidential choice amid public debate over foreign and domestic policy. Voters compare Truman and Taft, while public opinion mingles personality with policy as they seek a calm, steady leader. The piece also mentions an airlift delivering books to a Chinese school in Kuantan, Malaya, to aid education amid inaccessible roads.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
Son
Taft
Kuantan
Pahang
Malaya
Ara
New Books Added to City Library Display
The public library announces newest additions for the week of January 7. Titles include YWangtse Incident by Lawrence Earl and The Unwanted by Dante Arfelli, with fiction ranging from Amethyst to Now To Live With Yourself and more. The display runs through Monday with circulation following.
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Lyesset Tar
Lawrence Earl
Swift
Rative
Dante Arfelli
Evik Hesselborg
Ea Sketel
George Washigton
TH. Vals
Washington
France
Robert Wiler
Pike
Min
Paverng
Phyllis Biet
Ami
Catherine
Watfiday Creek
BR. Hendry
Yukon-laske Barrier
Amerivaty
Robert A. Taft
United States
James Keller
America
Cecil Beaton
the Dali
Mich Setan-Watson
Rat Damages Saskatoon Farm Claims Wheat Loss
A R A district farmer north of Saskatoon reports damages to his wheat crop from rats after the Communist seizure of power in the region is discussed alongside four patterns of future Soviet aggression.
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Saskatoon
Eudora Natives and Families Gather for Visits and News
Residents and former residents of Eudora and nearby towns shared holiday visits and updates. A. W. Oliver arrived on leave from Santa Ana Naval Air Base to spend ten days with his mother, while many others hosted relatives and friends from Gardner, Kansas City, Independence, and Lawrence. Community events include a St Pauls Congregational meeting, a Tata Phi Phi Club dinner bridge, and a W.S.C.S general meeting.
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A. W. Oliver
Opal Oliver
Eudora
Eudora Navy Air Base
Santa Ana
Calif
C. G. Edvander
Brunswick
Charles Durr
Ott
Overbrook
Oscar Lothholz
Seiwald
Seaman F.M
U.S. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Bert Seiwald
Albert Grossidier
Rosemary
Herbert
Phillip Lefmann
Kim Keller
Ernest Scheuneman
Gardner
Arthur Hall
Bonnie
Spring Fill
A. N. Scheuneman
Ceril Finley
Mary Finley
Lowell Thornburg
Paul Thornburg
Haviland
Hersehell Thornburg
Leroy Thornburg
Charles Baecker
George Gerstembersdger
Charles Gerstnberger
Delbert Gerstenberger
Lawrence
Carlye Trabant
Dorothy Wotan
D. M. Harris
Oliver Deay
Deay
Hesper
W.scs
Methodist
Nell Catlin
Minzair Donrs
Olive Ogden
Josephine Gilmore
Radio Program Schedule From 1940s Station Lineup
A dense listing of radio programs and times across stations WREN WDAF KMBC KMBCS KCMO WHE KMBC-Nevacant Star with shows from Lone Ranger to Jack Berch, Arthur Godfrey, Bob Hope, Fire side chats, and public affairs. The fragmentary OCR provides program titles, host names, and time blocks including news, sports, and entertainment across multiple stations.
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Éio Wren
WDAF
Rae
News of the World
Lone Ranger Rye
KCMO
Sounell
Wren
Elcome Travelers
Farma Nowai
Western Echoes
KMEU
Pegky Lee
Kcmo- Claca
Funny Arcade of America
Romosns
Mercury
Hollywood Wheat
KMBC
TV Schedule Fragments from WDAF Station Page
A January 2 030 broadcast listing shows a mix of daytime and evening programs including Kate Smith Hour Flying Tigers Howdy Doody Western Serial Space Cadet Video Syncrasies Heart of America and Camel Newsreel. January 8 listings feature Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Dinah Shore Show Milton Berle Show and Fireside Theatre with various local program notes.
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Gary Stoore
Robert Snd Plas Ho
Hollywood
Piayhouse
the Weatherman
Community Forum
Gary Mou
Aeche Lingford
Bil Goodwin
Skate Smith
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J. W Murray
Journal-World
Missouri
Fatzer
van Ross Pendergast
Wyandone County
Genera
Kentucky
Henrik Kurt Carlsen
Marners
Old Home Town
Anderson
George L. Kreeck
Asuncion
Paraguay
E. F. Arndt
Ruth E. Sneegas
Maurice C. LaMaster
Grace Sneegas
John Lang
Howard Parker
Fischer's Shoe Store
Merchants’ Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Varnum
Donald Dawers
Panhandle
Phillips Petroleum Co
William Clawson
Navy
San Pedro
Pipe Line Company
Atchison
Carol Harmon
J. Gunn
Ellen Bute
Gladys
Henley
Philbead
Bethany
Paalm
RCA Head
Eisenhower
James Marlow
Dan
Ieri Pteranti
TUR Alony
Orief
Ce Ife
Todlay
Sen
Lorlge
Magsiecine
Hint
Lowley Eral
Gen Wowell
Thear
City Library
Sanaa
Orden Jane Television
Motorola
BER
L. H. Rose
Wdaf-Television
Hamel
Talbert
Phillips
Reusch-Guenther Jewelry
Eligin
Hamilton
MOTOR
Chrysler
Plymouth
Westinghouse
Oliver Service CO
S Smith Electric Company
St . SU
Bendix
Holmes and Peck Insurance
East Ith
Andy C. Hess
Standard Life Bldg
8Th & Vermont Real Estate
Round Corner Drug CO
Lindley’s
Kansas Cleaners
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