Lawrence Daily Journal World ad rates and circulation notes
The notice lists subscription rates for Lawrence and adjoining counties with monthly and six month options. It mentions the paper is affiliated with The Associated Press and states exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches for republication.
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Sevons
Eaker
Pabita
Reha Pon OS Aarts
Siz
de Ore
Douglas
Associated Press
Associated Prees Iy
The Coming of Automation in the Modern Economy
The piece analyzes automation as a rising force in industry linking machines, power, and electronics to produce more with fewer workers. It discusses unemployment fears, historic parallels with the industrial revolution, the role of strikes, and the shift from hand labor to automated processes across sectors, noting agriculture’s gains and a broader horizon ahead.
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England
Tibet
Animals and Curves Safety Guide and Anecdotes
National Safety Council discusses animal collisions and curve navigation. Advice includes avoiding braking with wheels turned, straightening briefly to brake, then reattempting turns, and using gentle throttle to regain control. Notes that slippery curves have limited remedies and emphasizes avoiding high speed near animals on the road.
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National Safety Council
Eisenhower Position on Defense Lines for Formosa
President Eisenhower signaled readiness to defend Formosa and nearby islets but avoided naming a precise line of defense. In Congress he urged action if attacked and noted vagueness might mislead the Reds. The issue echoes past debates over Korea and a formal Pacific perimeter.
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Washington
Eisenhower
China
Congress
Marlow
Formosa
Pescadores Islands
Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Pescadores
Quemoy
Yikiangshan
National Security Council
National Press Club
Dean Acheson
Pacific
Aleutian Islands
Japan
Ryukyu Islands
Philippines
Korea
United Nations
Acheson
Verse He knoweth the way I take as gold
A devotional line from Jeremiah 38 16 notes that God knows the path of life and trials refine believers as gold, promising eventual endurance and purification through hardship. The excerpt underscores faith in divine guidance during testing moments.
Perry Como for Relaxation Passes 250000 Offer
Hal Boyle profiles Perry Como who declines extra yearly earnings of 250000 to avoid tension. Como mentions working hard, rehearsing, and maintaining balance between public and home life with wife Roselle and three children. He reflects on money, values, religion, and his approach to guiding aspiring singers.
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Perry Como
Perry
CBS
Chicago
Como
Bing Crosby
Come
Eddie Fisher
News Caravan
Perry Como Hoo
Joan
Godfrey
Friends
Sy Little Margie
Stu Erwinahow
Ra Gontray
Krage Televition Theatre
Motorama
Norby
Morle
Sporta Club
Greniene
Kansas City
Garry Moore
Gary Moors
Arthur Godfrey
Graham
Tennessee Erie
Guiding Light
News & Markets
Portis
Invitation Playhouse
Road of Life
Talk of the
Theatre of Romance
Robert G. Lewin
Robert Lewis
Ae Rae Rarer
Linkletter
Howes
Ute Payott
Bob Cross
Miss Marlowe
Hawkins Falla
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Hopalone Cassidy
Ras Midand
Chrysler Corp
Dragnet
Ford Theatre
Television Theatre
Four Star Playhouse
Lux Video Theatre
Agewreatter
Governor backs repeal of lien law in Salina Journal
Governor Hall urges repeal of the estate lien on old age assistance and argues it is heartfelt. He says opponents react emotionally, while supporters claim the law protects the elderly, preserves homes, and ensures repayment by estates after death, encouraging relatives to care for the aged.
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Salina
Hall
Churchill to Move Out While Downing Street Repaired
The note cites Sir Winston Churchill leaving No 10 for months to shore up the prime minister’s residence. It reports no signs of withdrawal from duties and hints at ongoing repairs while maintaining leadership. A stretched metaphor about rubbing elbows with others appears in a quoted critique.
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Old Man River
Fort Scott Tribune
Winston Churchill
No. 10
Downing Street
Britain
Winston
Ike's Philosophy in Budget Figures
The article analyzes President Eisenhower's 62.4 billion budget message as a statement of a moderately progressive philosophy. It notes higher proposed spending for health education and welfare than for many other programs, a push to reduce federal involvement in enterprises like TVA, and continued calls to balance tax cuts with cautious budgeting amid a projected 2.4 billion deficit. It highlights the tension between liberal welfare aims and conservative use of money, with Congress to shape specifics.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
New Democratic Congress
Dixon-Yates
Atomic Energy Commission
Colorado River
Colorado
Columbia River Basin
Treasury
Old Home Town at Years Ago in Local Notes
Years ago items recall Pat Leon Roberts in the Philippines with the National Guard in 1841 and local residents serving in Europe and at camps. Entries mention visits, recoveries from operations, relatives, theatre outings, and civic events at KU and nearby towns.
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Pat
Leon Roberts
Philippines
Lawrence
National Guard
Caroline Goodsell
Worcester
Mass
George March
Harry R. Barnard
Sgt
Barnard R. Kennedy
Luxembourg
Mark Alexander
James R. Collins
Camp Fannin
Tex
Dean Henry Werner
Ensign Hovey Hanna
New York
Car Sign Prompts River Wash Debate in Springfield
A drought in Springfield Missouri led the water company to urge residents not to wash cars. A gleaming vehicle rolled by with a back sign stating this car is river washed, highlighting the irony amid conservation advice.
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Springfield
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Listing Features WDAF KMBC
A dense OCR filled schedule lists radio and television programs from stations WDAF and KMBC with air times and show names such as Allan Jackson WDAF Top of Eventing KMBC Weathernet and various features like Amos N Andy Fibber Bates Morning News Roundtable and Bobby Hope. The text includes many garbled phrases and misread times, yet preserves the notion of a weekly broadcast lineup across multiple stations and programs.
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Wedneosay
MBC
Allan Jackson
KMBC
Weaternet
Wren
Oren Apru
Preetast
Bill Store
Amos 'N
Andy
KMBOC
Tennessee Ernie
Fibber Bates
Molly
Wdafngwere
Wren—Kews
Thuredey
EMBC
Allan Jackeen
Wren—Tello
KFEG
Concent
Hall
Fmi
WDAF
Roy Rogers
FBI
Wren—Bith Stern
Bob Hope
Rosemary Clooney Sren
Boston
Blackie
Amos
Fibber McGee
Jim Burke
Michigan man fined for biting friend in a brief court case
A Michigan man was fined $100 after biting a friend's arm. The incident occurred amid a jumble of foggy travel mishaps and unrelated notes about social trends and TV schedules. The report blends odd anecdotes with casual commentary on manners and gossip.
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Michigan
Amundsen and polar rescue mission recap
In this quiz style item, Amundsen is described as lost during a harsh Arctic fly ing rescue attempt for Nobile. A separate query notes the clownish chat bird behavior with leg dangling. The piece also covers billiard ball material, Christmas seals history in 1908, and mercury freezing point around 39 to 40 degrees below zero.
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Roald Amundsen
Arctic
Nobile
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