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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1952

Page

4

Lawrence Daily subscription rates and office details

Lawrence Daily lists the World Co CG Simons as editor and W Murray as office contact at 722 Massachusetts Street. Rates shown include one month 2.00 and yearly 10.80 with Douglas area pricing. per-year 7.00 in adjoining counties, six months 4.00, and a late 19th century postal note.

the World CO CG Simons W. Murray Massachusetts Street Payamse i Douglas Advorning Oates Postafhreim

Journal World Paper Details 1952 Publication Info

The Journal World Company is listed with Dettx Simons as editor and publisher and claims AP membership and circulation audit by AB(C). The notice is dated Tuesday January 8 1952 and references exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches and a Kansas base.

Journal- World Mpany Dettx Simons Attrence Kansas Associated Press AP News Audit Bureau of Circulations

Eisenhower Embraces Presidential Role Amid Precampaign Turbulence

Eisenhower signals willingness to accept a nomination if offered, reshaping Republican and Democratic strategies. The piece notes his rising popularity with voters, potential impact on campaign plans, and the broader shift in how presidential nominees may be chosen. It also discusses farm labor trends and the sustained importance of agriculture as the economy and defense needs shift.

Eisenhower Altho Lodge Democratic Committee Ike Wulsin Armed Services Tat Congress Sen. Lodge Repo Althoit

Changes in the Farm Scene in Kansas Tenants

The article notes a shift from horse farming to mechanization in Kansas, with horse numbers dropping by about half from 1940 to 1950 while tractors and trucks rise. It cites 1940 US tractor totals at 1.4 million and suggests 1950 figures near four million, and credits tractors with massive labor savings in 1944.

Kansas Trenris

Confusion over universal training plan bills provoke concern

Representative Vinson pushes a universal military training program and simultaneous operation of UMT and selective service. Critics say overlap creates confusion as 60,000 youths would be called under UMT while drafts expand armed forces. Congress prepares for investigations amid political tension. An Arkansas City group promotes a Doodlond disaster film. The Leavenworth Times notes removal of Christmas decorations signals upcoming spring.

Vinson House Military Committee Department of Refense

Engagement announced for Kathryn Louise Wise and Honard Henk

Old Home Town announces the engagement and approaching marriage of Kathryn Louise Wise to Honard Frederick Henk of Wichita, with wedding details set at Giheri Holladay home in honor of Leland Smith, following a holiday gathering. Fire, bank officers, social events, and weather notes also appear in this community snapshot.

Charles Wise Kathryn Louise Honard Frederick Henk Wichitasong Fred Heels Lass Giheri Holladay Leland Smith Mar Eunice Owens W. Blair Teft Russell RC. Rutter

Wedding Plans and Local Notices in Topeka and Cairo

The notice highlights upcoming nuptials of Miss Hazel Jones and George Hussell in Topeka with Mr. and Mrs. Q O Russell attending. It also mentions Maud Laury returning from Topeka, Harold B. Tiff joining the Daily Citizen linotype in Cairo, and a Detroit connection between Margaret Hinkle-Wilber and Edgar L. Bailey.

Margaret Hinkle-Wilber Edgar L. Bailey Detroit Mich Maud Laury Topeka QO. F. Russell Hazel Jones George Hussell Harold B. Tiff Beco Mes Daily Citizen Cairo Lawrence

Regulation to Vet Prison Workers on Arkansas River

The Arkansas River will be treated as a navigable waterway under federal law with heightened security. By April first all towboat and barge prisoners must complete lengthy forms to reveal past conduct and taxes, earning Port Security Cards to be shown to agents or bystanders.

Ty Jehinson News Trerald Arkansas River Congress Second Coast Guard District St. Louis Pueblo

Samia Garnal Flushes Off Rival Hype at Waldorf Stop

Egyptian dancer Samia Gamal and her husband Sheppard King arrived in New York after a honeymoon trip, settling briefly at the Waldorf Astoria. She gave a dance exhibition for reporters while dismissing American competition as she posed in a mink coat and answered questions about her career and rivals.

New York Jan Samia Garnal Waldorf-Astoria Deserts Sands Sheppard “Abdullah” King Dallas Miami Beach Gamal

Generous help from U U students praised in North Lawrence letter

Pear Williams of North Lawrence thanks University of Kansas students for cleanup, rebuilding, and gifts after a fire. The letter lauds sorority and fraternity members for hard work in mud and muck, noting they came in blue jeans and plaid shirts. They helped with dirt, walls, and maps, returning at Christmas with clothing and food. Their selfless neighborly spirit is praised and loyalty to the university affirmed.

Journal-World North Lawrence Allege Notanis Gocat State University Mount Orecad Pear Williams

Barbs by Hal Cochran and Snowfall Struggles Blend News

Barbs by Hal Cochran mock warden constraints and fashion digs while noting drivers rush through licenses. Reports also describe widespread snow removal strains in city departments and motorists pushing speed limits after earning licenses.

St Pauls Guild Elects New Officers at January Meeting

Twenty seven guild members and one guest attended the St Pauls Women's Guild monthly meeting at the church parlors. Officers elected were president Mrs George Gersienberger vice president Mrs Ralph Schmidt secretary Mrs Oscar Broers treasurer Mrs Clarence Brads and financial secretary Mrs Delbert Brunk. The lesson topic was In Every Age led by Mrs Arthur Bernitz with assistants listed. Next meeting set for February. Hostesses included Mrs J O Polster and others. Dinner honors were given to Mr and Mrs Allen Westerhouse for their 25th anniversary with family present. Additional notes cover local club activities and visitors including Kansas City guests and several Salems organizations meeting arrangements.

St. Paul's Women's Guild Robert Durr George Ger Sienberger Ralph Schmidt Oscar Broers Clarence Bradts Delbert Brunk Neil Man Valley American Legion Auxilliary Lawrence Sommers George Haines Kansas City Ani Arthur ‘Shirek Sharon Gloria Lawrence D. M. Haris Salem Church Eugene Mccabria Ray Long Wilmer Linder Tndependence McClahana Merle Morris Melvin Morris

Prophets Return as 1952 Nomination Talk Heats Up

Washington analysts discuss how political prophets again shape the Republican quest for the 1952 presidential nomination. They warn of infallible forecasting amid early bids by Eisenhower and other contenders as party strategists court pros and potential dark horses, while congressional commentary signals shifting support.

France Blames Soviet for Slowdown in Talks

Paris reports Jean Chauvel, France's UN delegate, accused Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky of slowing Korean armistice negotiations at Panmunjom. Chauvel denounced Moscow's resolution for a high level Security Council meeting to intervene and for dissolving the regional security council-backed plan, with Kinsky countering that front-line talks have yielded no results.

Paris Den France United vHons Jean Chauvel Andrei Vishnn Panmunjom Chauvel U. N Security Council Kinsky

No Tune Off Time for His Radio Crime Evansiip

US Jan 8 report details a small table model radio sung to Norwood Wadley and involved Tadley a 22 year old Negro who confessed affection for the radio. Tadley was placed on probation and, after multiple disappearances, was sent to a reformatory before the radio was recovered again by Sigmund Wroblewski who explained the radio’s hold over Tadley.

Evansiip Norwood Wadley Tadley Negra Directiy Sigmund Wroblewski Taelley Tadlley Wroblemory Thaley Pontiac Wroblewski Hadles

Radio Program Schedule and Local Social Notes

Radio listings show hourly program blocks across KMBQ KCMO KMBC WDAF and others with newscasts, music and variety shows. Local social notes record dinners, visits and a funeral service for William S. Mize, plus a Helianthus Chapter D.C.S. meeting on January 9.

Television Schedule Fragment From January Listings

TV guide fragment lists WDAF stations Thursday and Wednesday airings with Gary Moore Love of Life Search for Tomorrow News patterns and various shows including The Big Puyolt Fireside Theatre Kate Smith Howdy Doody Space Cadet Video Syncrasies and Studio One style programs. notes multiple time slots and program shuffles with unclear names and errors.

Gary Moore medie—Langford Y Bill Goodwin Kate Smith Heart of Amrica Neweret Saran Churchill Dinah Shore Daniel Newarvel AK Milton Berle Fireside Theatre Circle Theatre Ted Mack Crais Kenney Crimnologiae Gary Moors Tomorros Ameche S—Camel Newsres o—Studio One One—Kratk Theater Amunity Forte It Woop Ts Final

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