Lawrence Daily Journal World Beyond the City Limits
The Lawrence Daily Journal World booklet lists its Lawrence Kansas base with postal details and circulation rates. It notes editions published daily except Sundays and includes subscription prices for weekly and annual plans along with postal and association memberships.
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Mditer
Puritas
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Lawrance
Kansas
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United States
Lawrence
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Audit Bureau
Er Crechen
Saar
Kansas Budget Session Sparks Debate on Emergency Powers
Kansas considers a first budget session to set a trend for emergency legislation. The attorney general's panel weighs whether emergency funding could be used to address immediate needs and whether such powers should be a fixed practice or limited to special sessions. Gov agencies face pressure from spenders and budget cutters as lawmakers seek restraint and public notice safeguards.
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Beretta Bothies
Harold Fatfor
Stoud
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Pancake Feed Brings Denominations Together in Lawrence
Three Lawrence institutions cooperative effort to aid fire struck Plymouth Congregational and Trinity Episcopal churches with proceeds from a January 19 pancake feed at the Community Building. The event, organized by Methodist members, runs 7 am to 4 pm with Kiwanis and Fire Department guests. aims to foster goodwill and spur future cooperation among local churches.
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Lawrence
11Th Sand Vt
Plymouth Congregational
Trinity Episcopal
Methodist
Kiwanis Club
Fire Department
Harts
Hats Off to the IFC Kansas University Edging Rule Change
The Inter-Fraternity Council at Kansas University announces a new rule change to curb poor pledging. It marks that pledge eligibility will hinge on scholastic standing, requiring strong grades before eligibility and potential future reconsideration if a student improves. The move aims to reduce risk and delay pledges until academics rise.
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Kansas University
Cornell
Amy Seniec
Mester
Who's Too Fat in This Day of Fear and Fat
A Dallas News letter complains Americans fear obesity and undernutrition amid social trends. It cites draft boards excluding underweight men, rising middle-aged men turning to smoking, and youths drinking to avoid eating. The Sugar Reform Institute notes a dental issue related to a denture problem.
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Dartars
Texas
Dallas News
Nnion
Poundige
Dulles and U.N. Warn of Cold War Economic Fight
The piece outlines James Marlow’s view of Secretary of State Dulles shaping U S foreign policy since 1953. It notes Dulles criticism of the Truman era defensiveness, calls for initiative in the Middle East, and promotes stepped up aid to underdeveloped nations. It also mentions Eisenhower’s support for a long term foreign aid plan and U N delegation warnings on Russian tactics.
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Dulles
Truman
United States
Middle East
Asia
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Eisenhower
el Senhower
Union
Russia
State Department
United Nations
U.N
Dudley
Mediterranean
Caspian Sea
Tass
Iran
U.S. Army
Wilber Brucker
Viet Nam
Hannoi
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Reeps
Indo-China
U.S
Bucharest
Romania
Winter Has Values New York UPI
Hal Boyle argues winter offers lasting value beyond discomfort. He praises its water from snow for crops, time for letters to congressmen, slower pace, and rest for body and mind, claiming winter aids health, sleep, and long life, and mocks southern flight from cold.
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New York
Curbstone
Imakirus
Today’s Bible Verse About Indignation Over Sabbath Healings
Verse reference Luke 13514 presents Jesus healing on the Sabbath and the ensuing indignation. It emphasizes the tension between religious law and mercy. The text notes Jesus' act of healing as a demonstration of compassion beyond strict sabbath observance.
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Jesus
Are lawyers underpaid and why the gap matters
An attorney raises the question of lawyer pay in a legal publication, noting that farm wages rose 141 percent over 20 years while lawyers rose only 13 percent. The study shows doctors now outpace lawyers 8, 432 to 8, 730 in the latest year. It argues the profession must stay financially attractive to recruit top talent and urges reflection on training costs, industry needs, and a broader shortage of skilled scientists and engineers.
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Hutchinson
News-Herald
Eager Young Men Face Career Choices Based on Rewards
The passage notes that sufficient rewards in certain fields will deter eager young men from selecting professions like medicine and law. It discusses how figures cited above influence career decisions, suggesting financial incentives steer choices away from planned study toward other paths.
Barbs and Bets on Words in a Crossword World
A humorous snapshot notes women being paid for crossword work, hints at pride in having the last word, and jokes about questions and troubles. It mentions a Michigan hunter claiming three rabbits with one shot, tax avoidance advice, and a reflection on middle age seen in a mirror.
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Michigan
Bedloe's Island Named for Former Owner Liberty Island
Question asks for whom Bedloe's Island was named and notes it is now U S government property. It mentions it is commonly called Liberty Island after a former owner. A second item asks which period of French history was called the Age of Reason, describing the Revolutionists' drive to replace Christianity with Reason during the French Revolution.
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Bedloe’s Island
Liberty Island
U.S
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Cold War II Misleads With New Type of Hate
Peter Edson reports that Soviet propaganda in late 1950s broadcasts accuses the United States of war plans while praising peace efforts. The piece catalogs broadcasts from Moscow and other capitals claiming America finances arms, seeks domination, and uses NATO spending to impoverish its people. It argues this pattern is a deliberate, diabolical campaign to counter U.S. influence.
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Burma
Afghanistan
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Italy
France
Scandinavia
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Middle East
Turkey
Old Home Town News Highlights and Local Notices
Local veteran unemployment totals and Red Cross events are noted alongside retirements and marriages. Lt Col George Baxter Smith spoke at the 30 year Red Cross dinner. Lt Wayne Owens returns on Army Air Corps leave after 14 months in the CBI theater. A birth is announced and conditions on bridge spectators are raised with police involvement. A film showing at Bowersock is listed and a speculative suggestion about France’s Age of Reason is included.
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J.T. Constant
Red Cross
Eldridge
R. B. Stevens
Frank Gry
Robert Oyler
J.C. McCoy
Arden Booth
J. M. Mott
W. G. Beougher
George Baxter Smith
Wayne Owens
Army Air Corps
CBI
F. D. Wailers
Virginia
James B. Hendon
James R. Lee
June Adair
Lee
Marilyn Casebier
Radio and TV Programs Listing for January 12
Radio and TV schedule details from stations WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU KAMC and others for Thursday January 12. Programs include news sports weather plus local features and a variety of shows such as The Evening News and Tonight Show style segments with multiple station references and time slots.
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KMBC
WREN
Beos Law News
Heart
MOLD
Feday
Whron
Tello
WMI
REN
Wiuah
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