Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details and rates
Lawrence Daily Journal-World established in 1900 and published at 738 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas. Includes staff roles Editor and Publisher and Managing Editor Advertising Director. Subscription rates listed for local and distant areas with monthly and yearly options. Marks postal classification and AP association membership.
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Staying Free The United States and British Views on Freedom
President Eisenhower rejects joining any pact that would extend slavery to the free. British spokesmen counter that Americans misjudge Britain’s stance and oppose slavery expansion. Washington conference disputes center on maintaining a free world, with uncertainty about effective means to hold free boundaries. The nation vows not to accept permanent changes and to aid any restoration of the free ground.
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Eisenhower
Washington
Ain
Who's Smart in This Gage and the New Heat Rule
A portrait of how kids cope with heat as the hottest days arrive in Lawrence. The piece contrasts childlike ease with adult concern, noting youngsters improvise cooling play and ignore temperatures while grownups learn to adapt to the weather.
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Lawrence
Red Plans Are Upset In Guatemala War Ends?
A cease fire in Guatemala appears to end a brief conflict and halt Communist control of the government. The article suggests a prolonged, opaque Central American political struggle will follow, with factions vying for power and no lasting red threat to free governments on the continent.
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Guatemala
Flood Devastation Spurs Swift Relief Efforts in Southwest
The Southwest faces record floods along the Rio Grande causing widespread ruin. Officials warn flood-control talks give way to relief and rehabilitation as unaffected regions prepare to assist, viewing recovery as possible with timely aid from nonaffected areas.
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Rio Grande
Road to the Academy attracts tourists across Kansas
Colorado hopes for a tourism surge as the Air Academy location could boost traffic via a Kaw Valley turnpike toward Salina and Hays. The idea, long discussed, would draw visitors who already flock to the mountains each summer, shaping state affairs.
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Colorado
Air
Academy
Differentiating Psychopath and Neurotic Minds
A concise distinction notes a psychopath knows falsehoods as truths while remaining unconcerned, whereas a neurotic individual recognizes reality but feels persistent unhappiness about it. The contrast hinges on awareness and emotional response to factual correctness.
Wallet traits reveal personality, says psychiatrist
Hal Boyle reports Howard N. Cooper, a psychiatrist, divides wallet habits into types reflecting insecurity, risk tolerance, and money attitudes. He links back-pocket wallets, clips, chaos, and neatness to character, with variations by gender and style.
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New York
Howard N. Cooper
Boyle
Standoff Grows Between Eisenhower and Churchill
In Washington and London a tense exchange surfaces as President Eisenhower and Sir Winston Churchill reveal divergent views on Southeast Asia. Dulles pushes for united action to save Indochina while Eden seeks Geneva outcomes and resists immediate pact. Eden proposes a Locarno style security framework for Asia, drawing American irritation and risking recognition of Red China.
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Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
United Action
Southeast Asia
Dulles
Britain
Eden
Maes Marlow State Department
United States
Indochina
Geneva
France
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Locarno
Switzerland
Hitler
Rhineland
Russia
China
American
State Department
Red China
Air Forces Academy site choice raises altitude debate
Wellington News questions if a shortsighted general influenced selecting Colorado Springs for the Air Forces Academy. The home team would have altitude familiarity as an implied advantage.
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Colorado Springs
Air Forces Academy
Wellington News
Learn to Skate in a Dozen Sittings
Topeka Capital reports a skating rink advert offering lessons titled Learn to skate Aver age person can learn in a dozen sittings.
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Topeka
Not a News Story Verse Citations
The text presents a biblical quotation from 2 Corinthians 5 17 asserting that in Christ a person becomes a new creature. No event or entities beyond the verse are provided.
Four Day Holiday Brings Heightened Road Safety Warnings
El Dorado Times reports a projected rise in traffic deaths during the extended Fourth of July weekend, with safety officials urging seven cautions. The Ottawa Herald notes a cancer study linking smoking to heart disease and cancer in older men, while doctors comment on smoker behavior and industry reactions.
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el Dorado
Safety ‘ Council
Ottawa Herald
American Cancer Society
Quiz Q Waat is the old English le gend isZarding the robin
A jumble of quiz questions asks about old English legends names portmanteau words such as brunch and British jockeys knighthood and a comparison of highway deaths to battlefield deaths in American history.
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Christ
Auto Trade Practices Under Antitrust Probe
Washington report on a Justice Department antitrust probe into the automobile industry. Seven fields of trade practices are being examined, with potential new legislation contemplated. Major makers GM Ford Chrysler dominate, prompting scrutiny of dealer franchises, used car bootlegging, and parts distribution controls by GM and peers.
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Washington
Antitrust Division
Department of Justice
America
Treasury, Justice
Federal Trade Commission
Ontitrust Division
Stanley N. Barnes
Auto Row
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Kaiser
Willys
Nash and Hudson
Packard-Studebaker
National Automotive Parts Association
University leader delivers Arkansas commencement address
Chauncey E. Boucher chancellor of the University of Nebraska gave the commencement address at the University of Kansas Thursday night. Also noted are a town resident breaking her ankle after leaving bed in a double decker and family notices of naval medical procedures and travels of faculty and relatives.
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Chauncey E. Boucher
University of Nebraska
University of Kansas
Marion Langdon
Kansas City
Leslie Demeritt
Pvt
San Diego
Naval Hospital
Martha
Jane ‘Heywood
Neodesha
Serepta
Castes . Hekerrat
Bobby
Joan Leonhart
Beverly Leonhart
Charlene Hoover
Judy Hoover
Joyce Long
Judy Long
Jimmie Riley
Bobby Akers
Peggy Lou Richardson
Davy Hagerman
Miss Lucile Pata Heads Drury College Art Dept
Miss Lucile Pata of Ree has been appointed head of the Art Department at Drury College in Springfield Missouri. A party honored Miss Irene Battaile Lois Burke and Thelma Clack with other attendees listed. A Fern Elizabeth Edie painting display is at the Book Store after her New York study. By July 1 1918 Kansas may see one automobile per family if Jayhawkers purchase gasoline wagons at last year’s rate.
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Lucile Pata of
Ree
Drury College
Springfiend
Irene Battaile
Lois Burke
Thelma Clack
Dorothea Engel
Matile. Finch
Viva Roberts
Alice Dudley
Kathryn Lane
Edwina Rece
Agnes Sutton
Aileen MecCorick
Fern Elizabeth Edie
Ee Book Store
Edie
New York
Kansas
Radio and TV Program Schedule Fragments
A garbled OCR list shows radio and TV programs across stations WREN WDAF KMBC KMHC WDAP and others. Entries include news, newscasts, concerts, soap operas, game shows, and variety programs with times and show titles, reflecting a dense daily schedule.
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KMAC
Allen J. EY
Pook
Lind
WDAF
Beatty
WREN
KFRU
KMBC
FBI
Jason & Gold
Mecape
WDAP
Boston
Blackie
Sarentha
Eee
Stern
Eerie
McArthey
Godfrey Wren
Sammy_ Kaye
Harris-Faye
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Mr. Keen
Wwnee
Philo
Aes
Fibbe Hotes
KMBCA
Washi Wren
OOS
Tennenant
Ernie Wren
Fragments Reflect Ragged Talk On Daily Life
A noisy collage of stray phrases on families romance travel and social habits. The content hints at domestic concerns chores aches road mishaps and leisure as opinions mix in casual conversation. No clear events or names emerge from the text.
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