Lawrence World Journal details 1891 1962 publication and rates
The Lawrence World Journal published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Editor Manages Betabiakes 1854 WW C Simons 1891 1962. Subscription rates 38 cents weekly carrier 13.00 yearly mail Douglas counties 5.00 United States 7.00. Watered at Lawrence post office Class Postal Mail. Member AP and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Local AP news dispatched.
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Kelly Engagement Triggers Tax Debate and Diplomatic Gossip
Tax experts debated Grace Kelly’s engagement to Prince Rainier III and potential tax consequences. A later ruling limited the 30 percent rate to income under 15 000 dollars, leaving Kelly subject to higher taxes. The piece also surveys social scenes with ambassadors, a Legion party, and a quirky note about Dr. Fred Cullen bringing his own drink to events.
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Washington
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier III
Monaco
Internal Revenue
Miss Kelly
DR. Fred
Cullen
Radio and TV Programs Listings by Station Broadcast
Radio and TV schedule details list programs provided by The Copy Gatow station lineup for January 24 and 25. Entries include News shows from WDAF KMBC KNBC WREN and others, plus rhythm, comedy, weather, sports, and quiz programs like Truth or Consequences and Groucho Marx segments.
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Gatow ‘S
Sound Mirror
WREN
LH Ak
MBC
WDAF
Fibber McGee
KMAC
Muab
WDA
Ite
Life
Nordeen
KMBC
Dilson
Clasasle
King of Hearts
Martin Bioche
WDAP
Tello
Morgan Healy
KFRU
The
Capitol
Television listings page broadcast schedule and notes
A dense OCR of a TV listings page for Tuesday January 24 and Wednesday January 25 detailing channels WOAF, XMBC, KGMO and others with times for news, talk shows, dramas, game shows, movies, and varied programs. The text includes program titles such as Mickey Mouse Club, Superman, Dinah Shore Show, Make Haste for Daddy, CirCle Theatre, The Jane Wyman Theatre, and Studio 6 News, among many others. It shows a wide range of daytime and evening entries, partial times, and channel labels.
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Woaf-Tv
Xmbc-Tv
Kgmo-Tv
Douglas Fairbanks
Tidley
fSe Newsday
Dime Dong
Garry Moore
Ay-Erniz Kavacs
Arthur Godfrey
Whizzo
Pinky Wen
Farly
Billy Price
Faickey
Three Star News
Sky King
Ordain Fisher
MGM
USA
Duffy'’n Tavern
Weather Colaba Playhouse
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Police Crack Down On Motor Towed Sleds In Snowy Spell
City officers warn against towing sleds by motor vehicles during heavy snowfall. An ordinance imposes fines or jail for violators, while horse drawn sleds are allowed with caution. Officials report several cases last weekend and vow strict enforcement to prevent injuries or deaths among children.
National Service Station Attendant Appreciation Week Proposed
A writer argues for a service station attendant appreciation week noting the hard work of attendants who assist motorists at all hours in cold or rain. The piece suggests a ceremony to honor these workers who often go unseen and underpaid but are essential to daily life.
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Dama
Family farms endure amid mechanization trends in agriculture
Agricultural economists note a shift to larger farms with fewer operators but insist family farms can survive through cooperative farming and shared machinery. Technological advances reduce costs and effort, enabling small operators to expand acreage while remaining viable.
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America
Predictions by James Marlow on Eisenhower's political future
Washington columnist James Marlow outlines Eisenhower's shifting public positions from 1946 to 1962. He notes repeated assurances of noninvolvement followed by quiet acceptance of potential runs, illustrating how the general’s stance often changed with circumstances and timing.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Marlow
United States
Beefy Butcher Battles Balk On Transportation of Meat
London butcher David Durrant fights the Transport and General Workers Union over who may haul meat from Smithfield market to retailers. The dispute could raise prices for housewives as porters resist losing control of meat movement at the market. The case began with a court ruling in Durrant’s favor but wholesalers refused further supplies, forcing him back to porter transport. The city and unions threaten actions to defend livelihoods and market licensing.
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Edwin Shenk
Hal Boyle
London
David Durrant
Britain
Transport and General Workers Union
TGWU
Smithfield
Durrant
John Spencer Tribe
City of
Tom Lynch
Black
Tribe
Assa
Ataged
Eisenhower’s 1952 campaign moves with return home
In 1952 Dwight D. Eisenhower seeks the Republican nomination while returning home on June 1 after requesting to end his distance from active campaigning. He denies pursuing public office and campaigns through the spring, attacking Democrats in a June speech.
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New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Detence
Truman
United States
Friisenhower
Abilene
Kas
Barbs on horsepower and daily routines in Kansas
Stew Newlin notes drivers seek more power yet sane use remains. A teacher questions parental homework duties and topeka legislature moves to cover expenses as tornado timing facts and ice skating lessons are touched.
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Topeka
Stew Newlin
Bible Verse Prompt on Silent Expectation
A short devotional line urges patience before God and trust in divine providence. The fragmentary scripture reference appears as Psalms 62:5 but is garbled, suggesting a theme of quiet faith and hopeful suspense toward a higher deliverance.
Joy Shall Be in Heaven and Great Cities Award Reflection
Milwaukee Journal author critiques 1955 city awards by an acclaim hungry magazine. Phenix City Alabama Grand Island Nebraska Bloomington Iowa cited for dramatic public reform and improvements after crime, poor schools and dilapidated services prompting bonds and new government. The piece argues awards favor troubled cities while well governed ones miss recognition.
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Milwaukee Journal
Phenix City
Ala
Phenix
National Guard
Grand Jury
Grand Island
Neb
Bloomington
Relief map definition and Daily Dozen origin
A relief map is a small scale three dimensional model showing mountains valleys and plains. Walter Camp originated the daily dozen simple physical exercises in 1921.
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Walter Camp
Lawrence community notes cover birthdays travel and events
Old Home Town honors Jeri Craig on his fifth birthday with a large guest list. Round Table marks 65 years with a luncheon. First Evangelical Church buys land for a new 40000 church at 15th and Mass. Verdi's Manzoni Requiem scheduled May 5 as a memorial for fallen university service members. Notables include Prof. A N Topping visiting from Purdue, and various social gatherings, club events, and local sports results in Lawrence.
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H. W. Craig
Jeri
Bebe Allen
Arly Allen
Elaine Allen
Larry Bright
Doris Bright
Johnny Hadi
Carole Hadi
Douglas Jennings
Janice White
Lowell Craig
Kenneth Craig
Susie McCalla
Molly MecCalla
Denny McCoy
Billy McCoy
Genevieve Jewett
Harry
Craig Jr
First Evangelical Church
15Th and
Mass, Sts
K.U
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