Lawrence Journal World: Historic Publication Notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World details and staff listings from 19th century archival text. It references editor Simons and Ernest Pontiu, with subscription rates and postal information for Lawrence Kansas and surrounding counties. The fragment notes association with the AP and Audit Bureau, and a publication frequency of daily except Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
the World Company
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolph Simons
W. Moreay
Ernest Pontiu
Garrier
Proigian
Serond Ae
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Cocal News
AP News
Washington press clash over Benson security report
The article discusses Wall Ladejinsky’s agency transfer controversy and Harold Stassen’s Foreign Operations Administration plan to combat communism in Vietnam. It questions press objectivity as Secretary Benson defends a report deeming security risks adverse while Doris Freeson threats loom, raising concerns about bias in Washington reporting and the corps’ independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Ladejinsky
State Department
Department of Agriculture
IncieChina
Harold Stassen
Vietnam
Benson
Infervion
Washington
Newpapers
Doris Freeson
Doris
Kansas
Washington News
Fire Department Morale Boosts Local Service Rating
Lawrence Fire Department under Chief John Miller shows high esprit de corps boosting efficiency and morale. On duty and off duty firefighters rally at fires, while a homegrown funding program buys a fire truck and even a television set to pass downtime. The department is rated among the best in the state due to internal motivation and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Miller
Fire Department
Lawyrence Fire Department
Still in the Picture: Buggy Makers Thrive Amid Tradition
The piece notes that buggy manufacturing remains viable with about 800 vehicles yearly. Its market centers in Pennsylvania Dutch country and Louisiana Cajun country where owners value tradition. Modern rigs add headlights and taillights, continuing a self contained economy linked to horse drawn travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Off limits to Russians: 27 percent of America included
The government designates twenty seven percent of U S territory off limits to Russian visitors and includes Douglas County on the restricted list. Authorities cite national security concerns while outlining the impact on travel and local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Douglas County
Uncle Jimshy Green
New Western Books at Augusta Library Week of January 10 15
The Augusta library displays a week long Western book showcase by Western writers. Highlights include The Last Hunt Milton Set 194, Roads From the Fort Arvid Shhul enberger 1954, Madness In the Spring Elinore Denniston 1954, Holsters and Heroes Western Writers of America 1954, The Violent Land Wayne D Overholser 1954, The Indian Wars of the West Paul I Wellman 1954, Sidewalks of America edited by Benjamin A Botkin 1954, The Hydrogen Bomb James Shepley and Clay Blair Jr 1954, The Batut Beagles Gerald Durrell 1954, Nanga Parbat Karl M Herrligkoffer 1954, October 43 Aage Bertelsen 1954, No Treadmill to Oblivion Fred Allen 1954.
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Milton
Arvid Shhulenberger
Dakota Hills
Elinore Denniston
America
Benjamin A. Botkin
James Shepley
Clay Blair, Jr
Batut Beagles
Gerald Durrell
Cameroons
Karl M. Herrligkoffer
Aage Bertelsen
Denmark
Fred Allen
Banner for them that fear thee displayed for truth
A brief verse line attributed to Paul mentions a banner shown to those who fear God, intended to display truth. The source presents a compact quotation with religious language and a focus on bearing witness.
Hope on the road with humor from Thule to Cleveland
Interview with Bob Hope recounts a demanding tour from Thule Greenland to Cleveland hometown gigs. He describes late shows in icy hangars, noisy heating, and a 2,500 strong Air Force audience. Hope recalls near misses, audience reactions, and the craft of writing for TV and radio with five TV writers and two radio writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Hope
Greenland
Bill Holden
Anita Fberg
Ithe Smercasbord
Marikon Monroe
Thule
North Pole
Air Force
Goose Bay
Mid
Tope
New York
Bellevue
Roosevelt
Turnpike construction begins near Lawrence with dragline
Comment by Ky with Governor Ann as a dragline breaks ground near Lawrence last Friday marking the Kansas turnpike start. The project, once editorially doubtful, is advancing toward reality with a toll road bridge envisioned near Kansas City and bids to be opened in January in Enepovia for further work on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas City
Enepovia
Barbs Thieves Target Florida Golf Course Green
A Florida golf course green was dug up and stolen by barbs thieves. Amateur golfers will tend other greens while authorities investigate the vandalism.
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Florida
Election quiz on constitutional use of calendar day start
A historic quiz questions the election law during wartime and asserts a calendar day begins at midnight. It notes the oldest Washington government building in continuous use is the Marine Barracks commandant's house dating from March 3, 180L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Brisbane
Washington
Marine Barracks
Atomic toys and political musings ignite wartime era debates
A Paris trade note marks most toys as pacifist with an exception an atomic machine gun advertised as inoffensive amid Eisenhower peace plans. De Seversky warns WWII is inevitable, predicting permanent clash of communism and democracy. VA letters dispute Veterans Day holiday rights. five party divisions loom in Congress. Strauss alarms spark NSC sessions. substitute teachers rise as emergency hires reach 80,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Eisenhower
Alexander P. de Seversky
Lawrence water chief begins duties as Willey leaves
Major C Hagar takes over as superintendent of the Lawrence city water plant replacing Frank Willey who moves to Topeka. Local notes report military losses and promotions including Lt Allan R Ewing killed in action in Luxembourg and Pfc William Wey missing in action. Other items include engagements weddings birthdays travel and club events.
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C. Hagar
Lawrence City
Frank Willey
Topeka
Allan R. Ewing
Luxembourg
Lucy Riggs
YWCA
William E. Wey
Omar Eckert
Honolulu
W. C. Eckert
William Lonnecker
Paul Smart
India
Alfred Gallup
Lawrence
Bernard J. Dillon
Radio and TV Guide From Kansas City Stations
A dense listing of radio and television programs scheduled across stations WDAF KMBC WMBB and others for Saturday January 3 through Monday January 10. Entries include Western Echoes Thy Rigdon Conia Travel Bureau Opry News Quiz Bowl Lone Ranger Superman Captain Video and many other era programs with times and channel mentions.
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WDAF
WREN
Western Echoes
WAP
Rigdon Conia
Wuen—Tello
Walco —Ganebuatera
AL Lara
Hoosten Symphony
Maney
Maney When —Newsn
Brush Creek Follies
Grand Cte Opry
Imbc
Irene Autry
WDAFS
Perape
Kmbc—Radio Hall of Fame
Guy
Wmbe
Jack Menny Wire
WDAPF
Dr. Six Gy
KMBU
Misa Rooks
KMECH
Hatte Sarete
Ady
the Abbots
KMEX
Edgar Gurgan
Sher Hales
Walter Winewell
Wdaf-Tv
KMEC
WHB
TYV
Kcmo-Tv
Rance Rider
Molen
Kamar
Mickey Rooney
Polly Mack Shaw
Imoreng Caco
Texaco Star Theatre
George Gobel
News
Wearther
Mr. Peepers
Pepal Coty Playhouse
Fark Henny TV
Tomat
Leart
City
Television Playhouse
Walter Winehell
G. E
Bla
he—Honzons
Flayhouse
Loretta Young
Rob Chantingham
Kansas City
Lone School
Tennessee
Ford
Rae
Tomorow
Rouiper
Martin Faves
Ohas
Laughton Road
Life
Joy Weather
Bob Crosby
Miss Shariowe
Hunchter Day
Hires Love
Three Star News
Charles Laughtas
Tony Martin
News Caravan
Perry Como
Showrane
Tark College Singers
Hurns and Allen
Voles
Firestone
Godfrey
Talent Scouts
You and the Law
Media
Love Lucy
Hubert Montgomery
Wba
Sports Club
Btudio
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State of the Union
Western Writers of America
Wayne D. Overholser
Podner
Paul I. Wellman
Augusta Gazette
Cleveland
Sy Saul Pett
Buffalo
Ball Park
Turfipike
Georgia
Zee
Veterans’ Administration
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers Journal
the Journal
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
White House
National Security Council
Admiral Strauss
Ike
Strauss
Frank W. Hubbard
National Education Association
U. S
Agio
Marcia Carter
Seminole Club
Minnie Dingerstedt
F. B. McCulloch
Alva B
Bernhard
D.—C—Barnehard
U.S. Navy
John M. Steele
L. S. Steele
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ethel Duff
Walter Daniels
Autheran Church
E. E. Stauffer
Charles Johnson
R. 1. St
Far] Rankin
Farmers State Bank
John Prunty
Allea Amick
Arthur Amick
J. Ho Soxman
Tampal Fla
RADIO
Industry
The
Winky Dink and
Tou
Captain Harts
Drew Pearson
Fatus
Fila
Juvenila
Parade
Hey Rogers
Annia Oakley
Authorizea
Sylvamia
Oouth & N.Y
Don Westheffer
Eudara
Warren Blanting Lawrence
Milt Stoffer
Ith
New Hampshire
Golden - Arrow Cafe
Hoch Auditorium
Jean Gurley
Behl
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