Lawrence Daily Journal World metadata and masthead
Lawrence Daily Journal World publishes daily in Lawrence Kansas at 147 Massachusetts. It lists staff names Hartor Simons Ernest Pontia and Murry, with subscription rates: in Lawrence one month one dollar, one year five dollars ten cents, six months three dollars, and in adjoining counties one year three dollars. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and The Associated Press.
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WC. Simons, Hartor
Bnday
World Street
Lawrence
Massachuse Kansas
Dolph Simons
Murray
Ernest Pontia
Dwugiad
Tougina
Kansas Governor Arn Chronology of Service and Unpopular Perception
Governor Ed Arn leaves office amid debate over his four year record of progress. The piece highlights administration reform, mental health improvement, a strong highway program, and turnpike financing, while noting personal unpopularity tied to his reluctant 1950 run, style, and a failed purge campaign against Lt. Gov. Fred Hall.
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Ed Arn
Kansas
Arn
Department of Administration
United States
University of Kansas
Fred Hall
Ann
Hall
Russia
Arn Aengerghin
Capail- George Terplay
Am candidate loses to Templar in key race
The Am candidate faced a decisive defeat as Templar whipped him. Since the primaries and general election, Fred Hall’s public esteem has risen while opponents fade. Edwrn will leave Hall a strong legislative record, but the new governor should blend gracious governance with effectiveness to boost popularity.
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Templar
Fred Hall
Arn
Edwrn
Fred Hail
Pells
Demos Move Into Top Spots in Senate Patronage Shuffle
Republicans on Capitol Hill brace for a wave of job shifts as Democrats take control. Top posts like Senate Secretary and Sergeant-at-Arms may switch hands while minor posts alter the patronage balance. About 150 patronage jobs opened for Democrats, with each senator able to claim several, under a shifting but nonviolent power realignment.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
Mark Trice
Felton M. Johnson
Joe Duke
Frederick Brown Harris
Peter Marshall
Harris
Capitol
GOP
Old Home Town 19 Years Ago Highlights Local News
Maurice Knott promoted to first lieutenant in General Patton's Army in Germany. Capt Edwin Young and Lt Robert G. Young connected to family and Germany assignments. Olga Carr marries Bill E House, Navy petty officer. Margaret Lucille Redpath engaged to Donald C Phelps, Navy lieutenant. Muriel Rodgers engaged to Pvt Richard H Patterson, USMC Reserve. Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs George Eberhart. Birthday party for Mary Elizabeth Ellis with numerous guests. Dorothy Stanton of Chicago visits, honored at bridge luncheon. J D Parrish returns from Hutchinson with W A Willis and son Billy. R E Protsch home looted. A head-on crash injures J E Hall, Jesse Athey, and child. Births announced for a daughter to Talmage Funk. La Corte Club met with Mrs Oliver Weber. Margaret Josine Riling marries Charles Hainbach. Teddy Riling as ring bearer. Wedding party details for Riling family. Mrs Charles Hermiton hosts Flite Embroidery group. Edna Landon wed to Jersey Andrews at Vinland home.
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Maurice Knott
Patton
Germany
Edwin Young
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Ernest Young
Arthur
Robert G. Young
Owen Carr
Olga
Bill E. House
U. S. Navy
C. W. Redpath
Margaret Lucille
Donald C. Phelps
E. Rice Phelps
Lawrence
G. O. Rodgers
Muriel
Richard H. Patterson
U. SS
Marine Corps Reserve
M. J. Patterson
George Eberhart
Mary Elizabeth Ellis
Mary Corcoran
Margaret Curd
Betty June Doane
Blossom Ewing
Mariel Green
Delphia Louk
Lena BI Funk
Vivian Deichert
Katherine Aston
Edith Kennedy
Marie Sabo
Ruth Emerson
Dorothy Stanton
Chicago
Madeline McKone
J. D. Parrish
Hutchinson
W. A. Willis
Billy
R. E. Protsch
Tei. St
J. E. Hall
Jesse Athey
Athey
Reactions to Eisenhower State of the Union Message
James Marlow reports from Washington that Republicans praise Eisenhower's address while Democrats see a broadly progressive program. The speech touched housing, pensions, labor law changes, statehood goals for Hawaii, Alaska, pay raises, and calls to raise tariffs and defense spending economy.
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Hawaii
Alaska
Returns in Christmas exchanges puzzle shoppers and stores
New York shoppers exchange gifts with mixed success as retailers report types and values of returns. High value items like Tiffanys necklaces see no returns from women, while perfumes, lingerie, and even pets appear in tallies. Car and home goods show odd reversals with items such as an eight thousand dollar limousine exchange attempts and a bizarre tale of a deeded cap.
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Saul Pett
New York
Tiffany's
Carter's
Kansas Farmers Boost Fertilizer Use Amid Soil Needs
Kansas farmers steadily increase fertilizer use to about 200000 tons annually, up from 2000 tons twenty five years ago, says Harold F Myers associate professor at the Kansas Agriculture Experiment Station. He argues the 200000 tons reflect soil needs and conservation practices.
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Dodge City
Kansas
Today’s Bible Verse Verse I Kings 17 6
A brief verse note asks why one would pursue another’s fate and fate, reflecting on divine provision. It cites I Kings 17 6 as its source and frames a contemplative thought on reliance and identity. The instruction encourages trust in God’s care rather than imitation or envy.
Old-fashioned doctor and family fade in a curious column
A writer muses that the old-fashioned family doctor and the traditional family life have disappeared. The piece jokes about diet by avoiding tasty affordable items and notes a newlywed discovering candy can still be bought in small bags. It quips on magicians, safes, and coin collectors with wry amusement.
Quiz Q and A on trees and war facts
A reader Q and A style quiz asks what family the sacred Tree of Wisdom belongs to, noting the fig tree classification and mulberry link. It asks which war saw taxicabs used for troop movement, citing World War I and Paris taxis at the first Battle of the Marche. It also asks how the torpedo fish generates electricity, with uncertain details about its electric organs.
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India
Galleri
Paris
The
Marche
Radio and TV Programs Listings January 7 8 Details
Weekend broadcast schedule lists WDAF WREN KFKU KMBC KMUC KMUG and WDAPF programs across radio and TV. Highlights include news digests, dramas Lone Ranger Adventures Perry Como and national shows with sports segments and late night cartoons.
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WDAE
KMBU
KMBC
WDAF
Man
Anco
KMUC
Newacaat
KMUG
Alterations
WREN
Lone Ranger
Morean
LaPhinah Shore
WRE Awn Stern
KMRU
Godfrey Digest
Garroway
Perry Como
WDAPF
Amos
Andy
Newas
Ae Dar
Keen
WDA
KMIC
Western Echoes
ABU
Kingdom
Tello
USC
AHUC
K_ State
Towa St
Jduke Bor Jury
WDAK
Boston Symphony
Ehees
Nowatrash Creek Follies Grand le Opry
Kaneh
Williama Topeka Oa Highland
Newa
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