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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1955

Page

3

Lawrence Daily Journal World advertising and staff listing

Lawrence Daily Journal World details staff editors and departments with contact lines. Subscriptions are priced per week per year and by region, outlining rates for Lawrence carriers, Douglas County, and outside areas.

Lawrence Daily Journal-World Sim Douglas Cna Ae Caerags Ae Ags Lawrence Adult Bureau of Circulations Associated Press AP News

The 21 Turncoat Prisoners of War Reappraisal

The piece analyzes the 21 American POWs in Korea who chose not to repatriate after the truce. It notes their diverse backgrounds from poverty to high IQ, and suggests that evolving views led some to seek a return to the United States. It discusses influence of communist persuasion and the deep personal upheaval faced by defectors.

Korea United States Reds

Regents Honor L N Flint With Journalism Hall Name

The Kansas Regents named the journalism building at the University Flint Hall in tribute to L. N. Flint. A veteran teacher of over 40 years, he mentored aspiring newspaper professionals with thorough teaching and a wide view of the craft, authoring works on editorial ethics and the practice of journalism.

Kansas Regents University Flint Hall L. N. Flint Imap Flint Kansas Regents

Lattimore Perjury Charges Dropped by Federal Government

The federal government dropped all charges against Owen Lattimore, a noted writer and Far Eastern affairs expert. Investigators found no proof of perjury regarding his denials of Communist party membership. The case highlighted debates over China policy and Chiang Kai-shek, with emphasis on Lattimore’s cautions and opinions rather than proven actions.

Owen Lattimore Communist Party Chiang Kai-shek Jeader Lattimore Far East

Take It Easy Weekends Fourth Of July Advice

Holiday advisories urge a calm approach to the Fourth of July weekend. Organizations and individuals offer counsel to slow pace, avoid tensions, and prevent crowded schedules. The aim is prudent planning and easier days amid celebratory activities.

Local shooting report sparks policy debate

A brief local incident described as a shooting draws attention to policing and policy responses. Officials note the event underscores community concerns and calls for careful, prompt action. No further details are provided in the fragment.

Moreell’s Rugged View on Government Power Selloff

James Marlow reports on Admiral Moreell a stalwart of rugged individualism who urges private ownership of public utilities including the Tennessee Valley Authority He argues taxpayers should not fund benefits for locales or special groups and denounces price supports and postal subsidies as wrong His stance conflicted with Hoover Commission findings guiding Eisenhower policy

Washington Ben Moreell Tennessee Valley Authority Moreell Hoover Congress Eisenhower

Medicine room for homes, not just a recreation space

Hal Boyle argues that modern homes overflow with medicines and toiletries, creating a need for a dedicated medicine room. He recalls past simple stock, critiques scattered drug storage, and envisions a home with a full staffed pharmacist room to keep families healthy without hospital visits.

New York

Noted Official Vows Fight Over Commission Recommendations

The speaker asserts he will vigorously pursue the commission's recommendations he agrees with, predicting a lengthy future contest. Moreell is described as energetic and decisive, signaling a proactive stance in forthcoming battles over policy.

Moreell

Two Teens Told a Judge They Swiped an Auto for a Joke

Two teenagers confessed to stealing a car as a prank and were given a 30 day chance to laugh their heads off before formal action. The piece comments on uptick in summer earnings and workplace attitudes, noting drivers learn to speed quickly but slow driving is harder.

Bible Verse Reflects Everlasting Love Theme

A devotional note presents Jeremiah 31 4 about an everlasting love and loving kindness drawing believers, emphasizing steadfast affection and spiritual consolation in a concise biblical quotation style.

Jeremiah

Quiz Qs and A Notes From a History Quiz

A set of quiz style questions and answers on state workmen's compensation law the National Cathedral foundation stone the salamander of North America phrases leaf raking boondoggling and Roosevelt era unemployment relief and the fer de lance snake features. The piece presents factual statements attributed to the questions with concise answers.

F. D. Roosevelt

Hoover Commission to reform U S water policy

Adm. Ben Moreell leads a Hoover Commission task force set to recommend sweeping changes in electric power, flood control, navigation, irrigation and reclamation policies. The 270 page report cites lack of federal policy, excess public debt and overfunded projects, urging private power and state disposal of existing schemes. The clash pits Interior Agriculture Army Corps against private interests as Washington braces for a contentious battle.

Hoover Commission Eisenhower Congress Moreell Washington U. S Adm Ben Moreell Jones Laughlin Steel Corp Pittsburgh American Society of Civil Engineers St. Louis Adm. Moreell Departments of Interior, Agriculture Army Corps of Engineers

Traffic trap traps motorists for lack of stamp on windshields

Long list of local notices and names follows. A deputy fed revenue agents and city police enforced a five dollar federal auto use stamp due July 1 on windshields. Reports include personnel changes at Hercules SOW, James Byrnes appointed secretary of state, retirements at KU Medical School, and numerous social events, births, weddings, and birthdays. Names include Harry V. Chase, James F. Byrnes, Edward R. Stettinius Jr., Lyle Stemmerman, Art Kenton, John Lohman Jr., Birdie Zwick, Vannoy Miller, Violet McKone, Ruth Hunt, Ensign Claude Vickery, and others from Lawrence and nearby areas.

Massachusetts Street Federal Revenue Harry V. Chase SOW Hercules Organization Olathe K.A James F. Byrnes Edward R. Stettinnius Jr Frank C. Neff 5. E. Curran K.U. Medical School Lyle Arthur Stemmerman A. W. Stemmerman Art Kenton Basehor John Lohman Jr John Ili Jane Pontius Dan C. Dutcher Warren Reding Pittsburgh Harold Longenecker Bridge Richard L. Anderson Birdie Zwick Vannoy Miller Violet McKone W. McKone Marilee McWilliams Lena B. Funk Dorothy Adams Carolee Drake Dorothy Netherton Virginia St. Clair Jeanette Houk Gertrude Welch Boredell Dalton Mary Isabel Taylor Bob Allen Oscar Rumsey Alex Mitchell Andy Mitchell Lloyd Ware Jr Joe Drake Jack

Radio and TV Programs Listings July 1 2 3

Radio and TV schedule listings from WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU and others for Friday July 1 to Sunday July 3. Includes news, music, sports, theater, comedy, and children's programming with station identifiers and times.

WDAF KMBC Wren Kfku Jackson Wren—Tella WRIEN Morgan Beatty Wren KFKU Dinah Share Samny Kave WPAF Ted Heath Orch Wren Nene Stare Oetion Bing Crooks Tennessee Ervie Teraco Just Fine WPAK Wrensersuade Uese Star Tello Teat Monitor Wm Avery 21St Precinct Grand Ola Opry Aeval Tigers II WDAR Wren—News Wpdf Town Wren— Melodies Lawrence Walk Comiclub Eddie Flaher Newn Julius LaRosa Three Star News Studio 5

Glorifying the Picnic Table in Kansas News Tone

The Salina Journal defends front page picnic table coverage as worthy news. It argues roadside tables invite recreation and relaxation, slowing the pace of life and enhancing travel along highways through look aways and roadside parks.

Salina

Education by comic books proposed as textbooks

A Leavenworth Times column argues that heavy demand for free or rented textbooks burdens families and suggests two options: revise texts into comic book form or require comics in schools with textbooks optional. It notes large federal spending on comics versus books and mentions other quotes and a meteor fact about meteors.

Leavenworth Times America

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