Lawrence Kansan publication details and rates
Established in 4864 WC Simons editor from 1591 to 1962 the Lawrence Kansan is published daily except Sunday by the World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail and notes AP membership and post office entry details.
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WC. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streete
Lawrence
Kansan
Dougan
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circnlations
Santa Fe bets on Lawrence growth with big industrial site
The Atchison Jopeka and Santa Fe Bailey Company expresses confidence in Lawrence. It buys a northwest tract for a major second industrial area near the city, plans a new station, and cites Kansas University as a key factor. Officials foresee several large firms locating there, boosting the local economy.
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Atchison, Jopeka and
Santa Fe Bailey Company
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Kansas
Ious
Santa Fes
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas University
Melvin Nelson
K. U
Brisk Growth for Lawrence With New Holiday Inn
Lawrence sees rapid progress as Santa Fe industrial plans spark a $300000 two unit motor hotel to open next fall. Two Phillipsburg and two Topeka men will own the Holiday Inn at 23rd and towa streets with about 30 locals funding the project. Officials expect a convention surge and Kansas University hopes the extra capacity will attract national events and enhance Allen Fieldhouse as a premier sports venue.
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Moriday
Santa Fe
Phillipsburg
Topeka
23Rd
Towa Sts
Lawrence
Kansas University
K. U
Holiday Inn
K. U. Atletic Department
Allen Fieldhouse
K. L
Coal and Atomic Power Compete for Electric Market Share
Experts say coal will dominate electric power for two decades with growing output and rising demand. Nuclear power remains negligible at present and unlikely to threaten coal’s market grip soon.
Atomic energy eyed for power growth but coal to stay
The author notes that demand for power will rise, leaving room for both sources. He says atomic energy could become competitive yet until many problems are solved coal will remain a dominant force in electricity generation.
Eisenhower economic plan outlined in 53 recommendations
The 53 specific recommendations of the President's new economic report spell out an administration program. The plan covers labor, education, disaster relief, antitrust, wages, unemployment, and public works, urging Congress to act in the final year of Eisenhower's first term. Public hearings by the Joint Congressional Economic Committee begin today, with a March 1 committee report expected.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Correspa
Eisenhower
Sone Democats
Congress
Joint Congressional Economic Committee
Sen
Paul Douglas
Local Social Notes and Events from 1946
Announcements of weddings in January, veteran reintegration council members named, Byrd to speak at University Auditorium, films showing locally in the week, social club gatherings, birth of a daughter Jacqueline June, journalism students escorting to Coffeyville meeting, card party for Miss Gladys Cohn, and centenary Methodist Church’s 50th anniversary services.
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Russell Harrell
Roberta
Harley C. Medley
George Medley
Valley Falls
Dorothy Papenhausen
Charles Papenhausen
Kansas City
George Stewart
Fred Stewart
Roger Allen
F.c.allen
T. H. Astman
Riley Burcham
Corlett Cotton
Michael Getto
Ralph Graber
Cecil Hough
Simon Hurwitz
Ogden Jones
H. W.keene
Chris Kraft
James Parsons
M.N. Penny
C. W. Pallom
Stan Schwahn
Dolph
Simons
Deal Six
Art Weaver
M. §. Weaver
Richard E. Byrd
America
University Auditorium
Grace Moore
Lawrence Tibbett
Charlie
Charlie Ruggles
Rex Leage
Lizzie Sheldon
Ralph Linville
Happy Bidders Bridge Club
J. L. Fultz
Clarence Stewart
Ray Gordon
Max McClelland
Ora Boston
Guy Hunsinger
L. E. Craig
C. L. Strange
Ora Wells
J. K. Garbutt
J.C. van Zandt
Charles L. Shaka
H. L. Dillon
Lone Star
Jacqueline June
K.U
Merle Thorpe
Coffeyville
Southwest Teachers Association
Raymond Clapper
Miles W. Vaughn
John Gleissnear
William Cady
Elsa Barreldes
Erna Fischer
Gladys Cohn
Wichita
Gladys Henley
Sophia Smithmeyer
Mary Atkinson
Adrienne Atkinson
Ruth Jackson
Asa Wilthelmi
Irma Wilhelm
Edith Hinesley
Isabel Giggs
Arthur Terrill
Mining Devarment Ar the Universiy
George Watts
Charles Dicker
Eisenhower candidacy echoes past doubts and delays
James Marlow notes parallels between current questions about Dwight D. Eisenhower seeking a second term and earlier moments in 1951 1952 when he hesitated amid Republican debate and health concerns. The piece contrasts past confidence from senators with the present caution due to his heart attack and medical advice. It cites newspaper quips from Augusta Gazette and Topeka State Journal.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Eissenhower
New Hampshire
Bible Verse Excerpt from Chronicles Verse 314
An antique newspaper item presents a Bible verse saying all things come from God and to God belongs all we receive. The short citation references Chronicles 314, highlighting a devotional message for readers.
Woman Comic Jean Carroll Negotiates Stage Balance
Hal Boyle profiles Jean Carroll a top earning female comic who avoids props yet must blend femininity with wit to win over men and women. She notes the double standard, her early prize win, high weekly earnings, and her view that more feminine comics are rising as women develop humor to cope with family life.
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Jean Carroll
Miss Carroll
Comediennes
Jean
The Value and Paradox of Good School Grades
A West Palm Beach man was arrested for buying a Bible with a forged check. The piece reflects on how good grades influence futures and how mockery or pressure in school can shape career paths.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Barbs Feathers Show in Women's Hats for Summer
Gossipy remarks and fashion notes blend in a column about Barbs Feathers appearing on women’s hats next summer. The style commentary contrasts household humor with questions about truthfulness and restraint amid social chatter.
Snow Baby and March as Start of Year
Q A Was March the first month of the legal year in some places Yes in many European countries England changed from March to January mid 1700s Q Who was called the Snow Baby A Marie now Mrs Marie Ahrighi te Peary Stafford daughter of explorer Admiral Peary born less than 13 degrees from the North Pole Q which is the longest river in the British Isles A The Shannon main waterway of Ireland
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Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
New Hampshire
England
Marie
Marie Ahrighi Te Peary Stafford
Admiral Peary
North Pole
British Isles
Eire
Radio and TV Programs Listing From Stations
A fragmented schedule of radio and television programs across stations WDAF KMBC WREN KEK KMBC and others for Tuesday January 31 and Wednesday February 1. The list names News Top of the Hour Weather Sports Classic Hour and various shows including Dragnet The King of Hearts and McGee and Molly with times and station initials.
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WDAF
KMMBC
Wren
Tolo
KMBC
Newa
Beatty
WDAK
Adm Cn KL
KMRC
Sound Mirror
KMLC
Ort Leatene Gee McGee
KMAC
KEN
Nordean
KMUG
Dilann
WDAP
King of Hearten
Martin Bloch
WREX
Warpuche Marx ‘Ound Mieror
KMBU
AL Gu
Uss
Sunny
Captain Kangarso
Atahi
Newas
GaTnox
Pang Srvek Thi
Jurry Moore Shaw Gaviokrne Kaynes
Arihue
Godfrey Th
Almanie
Bob Crosby
Lie Thi
Harry
Patty Page
Eddie Fisher
Screen Director's Playhouse
Duffy's Tavern
Celebrity Playhouse
Moyle Iy I
Les Paul
Mary Ford
Night Owl
Television listings oversprawl with dense station credits
A crowded schedule fragment lists WDAF TV KMBC TV and KCMO TV programs with news, shows, and late night offerings. It enumerates daytime titles, entertainment slots, and marquee acts across multiple channels in a single block.
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Augusta Gazette
Topeka State Journal
Hal Boyle
New York
Daweh Aba
New Britain
Joan
Milton Berle
Joe Kk. Lewis
Jack Benny
Jimmy Durante
Bob Hope
Metherson
Hooke Worm
Lazey- Panis Pete
RADIO
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Kmbc-Tv
Kcmo.tv
Hucksadin Belysem
Mickey Mousa Club
Three Star News
Siperman
Tratpi
Dinah Shore
Warners Tres
Lily
Chravan Tou Virgenbert HO Silvers
Navy Logy
Wyatt
Feet Millie
Daddy C
Cavalcade Theatre
Douglas Fairbanks
Nh—Seienre Fletion
Tom Maupin
Mass
Viking
Lifeway Market
Kenneth Vinyard
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Kansas Into the Union
James Buchanan
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