Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead notice and details
Lawrence Daily Journal World publisher and editorial staff names and titles with address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Established 1854 the paper notes mailing and subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties and the United States. It identifies Associated Press membership and rights to local and wire service news.
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Dolph Rons
Aill May
Acme
Ernest Pontus
Leo Ellerane
W. CG
Simons
Ie Word Company
Sixth
New Flamparhire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Dunelas
United States
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Brookville ideal as Lawrence grows and prospers
The Harper's Magazine piece on Bernard DeVoto argues the ideal city is less a big metropolis than a place like Lawrence with culture, education, and amenities. It notes Lawrence matches DeVoto's Brookville criteria, benefits from an industrial boom without urban chaos, and offers quick commutes and vibrant community life.
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Harper's Magazine
Lawrence
Brookville
Bernard DeVoto
DeVoto
Winnley
Kansas University
Wwe
New metal and glass entrance added to Old Bailey Hall
Architects and landscapers critique the new entrance to Old Bailey Hall on the Kansas University campus. They cite heating efficiency as a concern while noting the design clashes with the building and surroundings. Some praise the campus scene. others fear it looks like an after-thought.
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Old Bailey Hall
Kansas University
School of Education
Lawrence
Credit Buyers Pose A Severe Headache In Economic Setup
Washington report notes a surge in consumer credit in 1953 to 1955 with auto buying leading the rise. Eisenhower seeks possible standby controls but faces opposition in Congress and business circles. Details cite Regulation W and Regulation X history, with 1952 1954 1955 figures showing rising installment buying and auto loans. A separate note recounts teens reviving a frozen deer that was found stuffed after hours of work.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eisenhowe
Congress
Marlow
Consumer Credit
Consumer
Fox River Grove
Ill
Odds and Ends From Hal Boyle Mailbag
Hal Boyle riffs on curious stats and quirky facts from readers. It notes US Smiths, autopsy diets, car ownership, farming disasters, safety myths, climate talk, and a volley of oddities from 1940s America with a punchy, columnist tone.
Bible Verse Inspires Wisdom About Days and Hearts
A readers reference Psalms 90 verse 12, urging to count our days for a wise heart. The line emphasizes mindful living and reflection on time given by God.
Education Lack in Kansas Hears News Presid
Fort Hays President M C Cunningham told a Great Bend audience that no school district should take state aid until it has exhausted its resources and met minimum standards. He warned federal aid brings bureaucratic supervision and possible government control of public schools, noting Kansas ranks low in elementary instruction days.
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Kansas
M.C. Cunningham
Fort Hays
Great Bend
Hay
Mississippi
Kansas districts fall short of required school days
The piece notes 30 of 268 districts met the 180 day requirement for the last school year in Kansas. It cites holidays and breaks as the cause and criticizes school administrators for not making up missed days.
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Kansas
Fragmented Lines from a Column on Women and Crime
A quirky jumble notes barbs in beauty contests and warns of men viewing garden flowers. It reports an Ohio man arrested for breaking into a safe or vault. A Michigan man aged 98 plans his first ante tour next summer. The piece ends with a jab about what men know of women’s clothes and bank accounts.
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America
Betty White
Elizabeth
Betty
Michigan
Merrill's Marauders
A group of volunteer U S Infantry soldiers fought under Gen Frank Merrill in World War I earning a reputation as jungle fighters in the Burma India theater of war.
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Merrill
U.S
Frank Merrill
Burma-India
Varied Opinions On the Farm Plan
Washington report on the Eisenhower administration farm message describes it as a new economic plan with broad promises. Critics fear it serves GOP political aims, while supporters cite potential shifts from past parity guarantees though the cost and specifics remain unclear.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Eisenhower Administration
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Congerss
Lawrence News Briefs Highlight Local Events And Weddings
Youth Fellowship participants from First Christian Church in Wichita include Marjorie Stroup Mable Anne Richardson Albert Grimes Kenneth Long Jack Patchen Marilyn Barr Shirley Winters and Lois Penny. Katherine Heck and Dale Dieterich wed at Trinity Lutheran with attendants and ushers listed. A Chamber meeting convened to discuss Lawrence becoming a first class city following a bill introduced by Harvey Jetmore. Coach Bil Hargiss and Moon Mullins to attend KU alumni meeting in Chicago. A family dinner celebrated J R Toppings 82nd birthday. The Green Owl hosted a dinner for chief operator Aldean Barrett after ten years service with local telephone company. A Cordley district petition seeks adding fifth and sixth grades to the new school. Kaw River ice jam broken up last night. Local trips and social visits noted including Laurents Kern Wisconsin trip and Kansas City excursions. Wilson speech plans noted for next week.
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First Christian Church
Wichita
Marjorie Stroup
Mable Anne Richardson
Albert Grimes
Kenneth Long
Jack Patchen
Marilyn Barr
Shirley Winters
Lois Penny
Hobard W. Lindsey
Mattie Lindsay
Lawrence
Europe
Katherine Heck
Dale Dieterich
Trinity Lutheran Church
Annette Schawengerdt
Janice Dieterich
Emil Heck Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Harvey A. Jetmore
1Lth
Bil Hargiss
Larry
Moon) Mullins
K.U
Chicago
J. R. Topping
Green
Cordley
Kaw
L. Kern
Wisconsin
A. Young
Max Wilhelmi Jr
Kansas City
Charles Decker
Harry Scott
Chanute
Harry Green
Baldwin
Kansas River
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Precise Listings
A dense broadcast grid shows WDAF KMB WREN KFRU KMBC and KMOC channels listing hourly programs for Wednesday January 25 and Thursday January 26 including newcasts, tests, and main shows like News, Tello Test, Top of the Evening, Groucho Marx, Fibber McGee and Molly, Mickey Mouse Club, Captain Kangaroo, and Tonight programs across multiple stations with special notes on sports, weather, and prime time lineups.
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WDAF
WREN
WLAF
Newacast
KMBU
KMHC
Tello Teat
Kmbum
Nowe & SO
Mme Na Monean Beaty
WIKKN
Kfru Kml
Truth Or
Lotmorray
KMBC
Woaf—College
Quiteitene
Groucho Marx
Sound Mirror
Warkt
Yuu Kalnu
Wta
King of Hearts
WDAV
KMMC
Wdar Ea
Tello
WDAK
So War Berkan Beatty Mim
KM News
KMGC
Petter Torau
Wkhabn
KAMTH
Eunid Mireng
WRN
Werther
MDAK
Daan
Maren Hlovd
Woaf-Tv
Kmbc-Tv
KCMO
Billy Smith
Mickey Mouse Club
Bravelage
Moneyland Gh
Screen Director's Playhouse
Arthur Godfrey & Friends
MGM
Thlevialon Theatre
Wth Century Fox
Ray Educading Night Fighta
People of
Nota
Tomleht
Lea Paul
Mary Ford
Mi—Whiewe
Wicchen
Little Markleby
Rebert Q. Lewis
World Report
Farphr Sage
Rob Crosby
Oybuthy
Dias
Ye Tinky Lee
Towdy Dendy
Rally Smith
Three Star News
Ecko Fea
Sparta Wag A
Wrath Repars
Hinah Shore
Preston
Jone Tanger
Ourho Mare
Pragnen Tha Hares
Four Star Playhouse
Lelway Catrol
Lux Video Theatre
Johnny Carson
San Francisco
Cragg
K.C. Spotliphe
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