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The Journal-World Dolph details editors publishers and staff roles with names and titles. It lists establishment, publication dates, address, contact numbers, subscription rates, and postal status. It notes association with The Associated Press and circulation audits.
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Journal-World Dolph
Aut Masseerpenenna
Pearst Yention van
Leo
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrance
Douglas
United
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Old generals critique Eisenhower on Korea and defense
James Marlow reports on former generals Douglas MacArthur Omar Bradley and Matthew Ridgway challenging the White House on the Korean War defense spending and army cuts. Ridgway accuses Eisenhower of misrepresenting him before Congress and criticizing the administration’s defense policies as economically driven.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Omar Bradley
Matthew B. Ridgway
White House
Waals
Marlow
Ridgway
Saturday Evening Post
Eisenhower
Faisenhower
Congress
MacArthur
Truman
Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
The
Joint Chiefs
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Defense Wilson
Army
Con. Hivss
Eisnhower
Post
Suburban Pioneers Return as City Life Beckons
Hal Boyle notes a growing trend of families abandoning suburbs for urban living. Disillusioned returnees cite busy, noisy neighborhoods, chores, and crowded schools as reasons for moving back to cities like New York, where they seek rest, culture, and familiar social life.
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New York
Wenitire
Mecca
Manhattan
Hard facts on Lawrence property tax rankings spark reader response
County Clerk D E Mathia notes Lawrence has the lowest levy among Kansas first class cities. Horace Harding, KU economist, offers corrected city rates accounting for assessment ratios, arguing Lawrence ranks seventh and that urban tax rises are nationwide, not unique to Lawrence.
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D. E. Mathia
Lawrance
Kansas
Horace Harding
Harding
Bureau of Business Research
K. U
Journal-World News
Lawrence
Wichita
Mathia
Hardiey
Kenya’s path to stable government amid Mau Mau and franchise debates
The article analyzes Kenya’s transition from colonial rule to representative government, noting Mau Mau be cases. It discusses the challenge of implementing a franchise across diverse cultures and the need for a stable, just system to satisfy the universal urge for a settled home and orderly society.
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Kenya
London Telegraph
Athe University
United States
Shere
Hompullding
Lawrence
Dimming the Thermostat Saves Money Says Experts
The National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association urges readers to avoid fiddling with thermostats. They warn that constant adjustments waste heat and money, and that thermostats act like a light switch, not a accelerator, requiring a steady setting for true comfort.
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National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Association
Dyidler
Bible Verse About Fear and Faith Referenced
A brief verse cites a theme of fear versus faith stating that those with us are more than those against us, attributed to a King’s message and urging trust in divine support.
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Fear Potter
Usl—Kings
Nahum’s chariots and modern traffic collide as ages echo
A fragmented Concordia Blade-Empire clipping muses on historic traffic dangers likening Nahum’s chariots to today’s motorized streets. It contrasts ancient horse drawn travel with present hazards, noting enduring risks in urban crossings.
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Nahum
Barbs on the road ethics in a business life
A satirical piece notes that even a successful businessman should slow down behind the wheel. It jokes that socks shirts and mittens reveal domestic friction and that a wife’s rebuke can spark trouble. It also cautions that men may owe honesty to their wives, especially if marriage was for money.
Colossus of Rhodes and pace quiz items
A reader asks about the Colossus site in Rhodes harbor and its destruction by an earthquake. Another question estimates a mile as about 2000 paces, 232 feet per pace, followed by a query about the top game animal, the cottontail rabbit.
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Rhodes
Mediterranean Sea
Ani
Experts Warn Over Rapid Rise in Consumer Debt
Washington analysis shows consumer installment debt at 27.3 billion, with short-term debts raising total to about 35 billion. The study breaks down per spending unit and notes autos on credit dominate increases, while mortgage debt climbs separately, posing inflation risk.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
Housing and Home Finance Agency
U.S
County adopts plan to fund new courthouse by 1955
County commissioners yesterday approved a plan to raise 400000 dollars through taxes to build a courthouse by 1955. The item paired with local social notices and campus events shows a busy year ahead for public works and community groups.
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Wayne Hird
Jayhawker
Marianne Broeker
Loren Hadl
St. John's Parish House
David Hume
Oak Ridge
Tenn
E.A
Nellie Mohler
John Folks
Trinity Lutheran Church
Edna Mae Mohler
Mary Helen Mohler
Marjorie Folks
Merle Commons
Raymond Nichols
W. E. Sandellus
L. P. Cookingham
Kansas City
Memorial Union
Radio and TV Programs Listings by Station Schedule
Radios and television listings show WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU WKAL WIA WRAP KMU KMEU WDAR and others with times for news sports and entertainment across January 17 18. The page lists hosts shows and network affiliations including KMBC KMBC-TV KOMO-TV and WDAF-TV along with various quiz and variety programs and late night features.
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KMBC
Wren Kfku
Peane Arakurny Kmrconras
KEAU
Svante
MBC
Wenthey
WDAF
Wdb
WDAK
KMHO
Tela Teer
Kyeong
Kmft
Kama Slaw
Morgan Diealty Prateh
Th Fetter Croc Houehe
Aare
Agi Micvar Prateet
Tomptrasyi —Fisher Melteen
Molly
Olly Lombardo
Wdar—Kovk
The
Capitol
KMBCL
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc-Tv
Komo-Tv
News Caravan
Rob Hope
Phil Silvers
Wryatt Earp
Jane Wyman
Daddy
Red Skelton
Cavalcade Theatre
Night Owl
Arry Moore
Shaw Nie
Rasaeed Shaw
Arthur Godfrey
Mick Ber
Whigza
Frather
Neat
hoeKitchen Kiuboo
Robert Qo Lewis
Tome
Tower DU
NHC Matinee Theatre
Rob Wroshy
Ray Perens
Mickey Mouse Club
O.uy Ihree
Star News
Lil News
Fildle Fisher
Screen Director's Playhouse
Arthur Gottrey & Friends
Television Theatre
Duffy's Tavern
K.C. Spotlight
Ilo
Les Paul
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