Lawrence Daily Journal World front page notice 1952
Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Friday January 11 1952 lists staff editors writers and publisher at The World Company. It shows office address 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates including monthly and yearly terms with delivery and advertising rates. It notes Associated Press membership and exclusive rights to local news republication.
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Massachusets Street
Deliveriday Canyon
Mall
M Louginl Amd
Adsotnengaun
Postofice
Lawrence
Kansas
Wouter
Awrence
Associated Press
Truman State of the Nation Message Prompted Mixed Readings
Critics split on President Truman’s state of the nation message with some saying he hints at farewell while defending his programs Others warn of a coming life and death struggle and caution the American public against overreaction The piece notes varied interpretations and ends with a warning of a possible different story decades hence
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Truman
New Light on an Old Subject About City Police Remarks
City Manager Wigglesworth spoke on city affairs yesterday noting a policeman’s lot is not a happy one. He quipped that most people a policeman encounters are rude or in trouble, emphasizing the challenging nature of police work.
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Gilbert and Sullivan
Wigglesworth
China
Women lawmakers scarce in several states say Abilene Reflector Chronicle
The Abilene Reflector Chronicle notes the Republican Party and state legislatures show uneven female representation. It suggests Sunbelt states have fewer women in office while Alabama Arkansas North Carolina Oklahoma and Virginia report no women lawmakers. A local resident cites marriage as a path to influence law.
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Republican National Committee
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
Sun
Alabama
Arkansas
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Virginia
Delaware
Kansas
Nebraska
Reflector-Chronicle
United States Plans Atomic Bases in Britain With Consent
In a wartime policy move the United States would operate atomic bases in Britain only with British government consent. The agreement sought by Churchill addressed Britain’s right to retaliate and ease fears after generations of bombardment. The plan aims to shield Britain from immediate atomic attack while acknowledging sovereignty concerns.
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United States
Britain
Churchill
England
Administration faces record waste and mispricing in defense spending
A Topeka State Journal report cites past government purchasing discrepancies showing Navy and Army price gaps for similar items, highlighting the Defense Department as the largest yet unmanageable spender. The piece notes accounting weaknesses across agencies, calls for improved methods, and mentions the Pleven ministry fall in France as a global context.
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Topeka State Journal
Savy the Journal
Navy
Army
Marines
Munitians Board
Defense Department
Internal Revenue Department
Engagements, Elections, And Stadium Plans Highlight Local News
In Lawrence this morning Dabstenel Tom Parker will lead arrangements for a President's Birthday ball to fund infantile paralysis efforts while Irene and John J. Dale plan an engagement. Bids for Memorial Stadium are due Jan 18 as 35,000 more seats are added to reach 36,000. Local debates feature Minland and Lawrence high schools arguing federal education department creation.
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Frank Mortimer Holliday
Lawrence Trom
Tom Parker
Roger Williams
Amd Mis
Tf Jones
Irene
John J. Dale
Devon
Minh
Helen Jean Quinn
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O) Smith
Alierngan
Nes. Smith
Sarah
Uilraangie
J. Crabb
University of Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
Tr Fe Allen
Memorial Stadium
EH. Lindley
Minland
Lawrence High
Department of Education
Lawrences
Ralph Graves
Kathryn Kaull
Henry Hood
Vine Land
Esther Adams
Mildred Hoskinson
Hermer Smith
University Events Tee Up As Semester Rushes On
A Kansas campus notes the annual literary society oratorical contest next week, home economics will serve meals to faculty, and a presidential poll in Baxter Lenisersiy lists Roosevelt leading with 124,081 votes, followed by LaPollem, Bryan, and Wilson amid election chatter.
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Kansas
Civ
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Bator
Bator | |Lenisersiy
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LaPollenes
Welson
Af Therion Bryan
Chirk
Metal Lighter Fends Off Fatal Shot in Robbery Tale
In San Francisco on January 12 a cabbie named Joseph Falkowich faced a robber dressed as an army captain. The thief fired a 28 caliber bullet at point blank range, but a metal lighter fused with the weapon shielded Falkowich and saved his life. The gunman fled in the taxi after shoving the cabbie into the street.
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San Francisco
Rithie
Eas
Joseph Falkowich
Falkowich
Barbs and Bright Lines on Styles and Self Care
Careless bars by Hal Cochran note lack of hunting licenses despite purchases. Observations on makeup, male tastes, and domestic roles highlight how women’s appearance, kitchen skills, and self-presentation shape perceptions. The piece ends with a reflection on optimism and self-improvement.
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Fragmentary OCR text discusses lands and a sequence of events relating to Werth and WP ritabitts. The readable items include references to land use, timing and potential outcomes, but the overall sense and key details remain unclear. The piece appears historical and speculative in nature.
Harbor Welcome Turns Surreal as Ship Reverses
A crowd gathers along the docks as a fateful boat nears the harbor. Officials appear amid cheering locals while a stranger group on deck shouts odd company names and a cinema offer. The captain halts the spectacle and, amid noise, orders the tug to turn the ship back to sea.
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Cinaia
Hint
Brewifast
Goalus Motion Picture Corporation
Forgery Ring Director A Patient In Sanatorium
Indianapolis police disclosed that a leader of a forgery ring, housed at Sunny Side sanatorium near Indianapolis, directed check raids totaling at least 3100 dollars over two years. Eleven members were arrested or under trial, with others detained in Oklahoma City Tulsa Wichita and other cities.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Dan
Jonny
Barton
Doris
Dare
Aid
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Sanatorium
Las SisTlers
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Wichita
The Sea And Mankind Tradition Challenged By Courage
In Washington Janes Marlow recalls Captain Kurt Carlsen facing a brutal sea test. He emphasizes a lone man’s choice to endure over surrender, contrasting naval duty with personal fear and resolve amid a historic maritime tradition. The piece reflects on sacrifice, duty, and the enduring test of character.
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Tradition of the
Janes Marlow
Cap
Hain Carlsen
Andy
Widens
Revelations in the Congressional Directory Spark Wide Interest
A three hundred word feature details surprising facts from the Congressional Directory including nine members born outside the United States, several with unique middle names, and varied early careers from printer’s devils to machinists. Notable figures include Rep. Rabawi, Rep. Kelley, Sen. Hoey, Sen. McFarlane, and Rep. Dewey Short, with commentary on the brevity of some entries and the directory’s portrait of lawmakers’ diverse backgrounds.
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Hington
Congress
Rabawi
Kelley
D-Pat Iim
Rabsut
Roosevelt
Dummer Plate
New Bruns
Yick
Canaria
Galing
Tyane
Rep
McMallen
D-Fla
Preahorn
Thomas En Jane
Stanley Val
Anne Pocahantas Bassett
Mike Manstietl
D-Mont
Ning
Montana
State University
Sen. Langer
R-N.d
Rep. Fogarty
D-R.1
Bricklayers Union No
Teireetory
Sen. Hoey
R-N.c
Sen. McFarlant
D-Ariz
Sen
Rep. Dorn
D-N.c
State Senate
Army
United States Congress
U.S. Senate
Sen. Mckellar
D-Tenn
Senate
Len McCarthy
Wis
Margaret Chase Smith
House
Dewey Short
Galena, Mo
Radio Schedule Fragment From January Weekend
A chaotic OCR radio listing shows multiple stations and shows for Friday January 11 and Sunday January 13, naming programs, hosts, and times across KMBC WDAR WDAF WDAI WREN and others. Notable items include Beulah, Armours Reports to Agriculture, Grace Aid, Gene Autry Disc Jockey, Bob and Ray, Archia Andrews, Jack Benton, Jim Monroe, and Billy Graham among many others.
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Shiu-Wdak
Jack Benton
Beng
Dim Monroe
KMBC
Ola
WDAF
Hey Rowe
Miss Brooke Ety
Haretete
Cnbc Broadway
Mr. Jacket
Hak
Jim Ronroe
WDAR
Beulah
KCMO
al Phillips
Miir
Scotty
Mage Chapel
Los O
Armour
Rational Farm
KSSBC
Lyn Murray
KMBU
Eehoenne Lo—Larre Finley
HRCI
Traly
Jonnie Wdar
Archia Andrews
Gene Autry
KNBC
Hopatone Canaldy
Bob and Ray Row
Dy Lamar
Sine Katic
Gang Buste
Brush
Crandes
Vaurhy Monroe
Naical Athure Kibe
Jack Louiton
Komo
Musta
Newacn
Wdai—Education News IK Mrc
Kansas City Report
Lutharay
Wren
Marines
Bill Pyapant
J. Stew
Falcona
InphonetTay
Martin Hue
Archiretvallee
Philadelphia
Jack Benny Pws
Jin
Zmau—Choralinrs
Billy Graham
Waf—News
Television schedule highlights for January weekend lineup
The page lists a cluttered array of TV programs across Saturday and Sunday including Arthur Godfrey and various variety shows, Newsreels from RCA Victor, sports wrap ups, weather, forums, and children's segments. It references The Garry Meare Family, Wrestling from Hollywood, Your Hit Parade, Show of Shows, and Hackett Squad among many items.
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Arthur Godfrey
Eritaie
Townard
Goumery iThose
jj—Daniel
RCA Victor
Garry Meare
Cavalcnde
Ageneweth News
the Weatherman ‘Community Forum
Hasciive Lite
Millionas
Big Top
Patel
R Rideady
Faul Whiteman
Kate Smith
Evne Wirh
Hollywood
W—News
One Man's Family
Lear
United Nations arms control vote and postwar disarmament drive
The United Nations General Assembly backed a three nation 72 member disarmament commission with a phased plan plus a future goal of banning atomic weapons. Major powers the United States Britain and France backed the move after four weeks of debate and talks with Russia. The assembly earlier rejected immediate prohibition proposals and Russia withdrew contentious amendments. The report notes a June 1952 submission deadline and outlines political committee discussions and private talks among the Big Four.
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Pian
United Nations General Assembly
Tod
Bods
U.S
Britain
France
U.N. Assembly
Thesembly
Big Four
Russia
Assembly
Luis Padilla Mervo
Crechoslovak
Heginning
Cumidia Agament
Obituary of D L Burton Perroit Burton Dies at 42
D L Burton Perroit Burton was born October 9 1ST and died December 26 1951. He was one of eleven children of David and Sarah Burton and spent his life on the family farm pre-empted by his father. He studied at Baker University and Kansas.
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Perroit L. Burton
Lee
David
Sarah Burton
Baker University
Kansas
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Love Star Telephone
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Santa, Monica
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Reusch-Guenther Jewelry
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Smith Electric Company
Mass. St
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Holmes and Peck Insurance
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Andy C €. Hess
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