Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and publication details
The fragment lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead with editors and staff roles, publication dates from 1891 to 1983, address and phone, and subscription rates for various counties and durations. It notes postal matter status and AP affiliation details.
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New Hampshire
Kansas
Simons
Murray
Managin Pontius
Douglas
Agething
Taide Douglas
Lawrence
Agate Bureau of Circulations
Associated Presse
Associated Preay
AP News
Debt reduction plan gains support from Topeka resident
A Topeka resident argues for a federal law to require paying at least as much on principal as annual interest on the national debt. The piece advocates shrinking six to seven billion dollars in yearly interest and warns against ongoing wild spending, urging federal action to set a responsible example for state and local governments.
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Topeka
State Journal
Topekan
Congress
The Queen's Mercy in England Murders
Reports say mercy was shown to a female murderer and the sentence reduced to life imprisonment days before her execution. Petitions circulate to save a second woman in a similar case arguing crimes of passion and gender influence.
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England
Kansas Turnpike plans turnaround facilities near restaurants
The Kansas Turnpike Authority aims to add turn around points at restaurant sites along its 236 mile concrete corridor. Local residents expect occasional visits to a Lawrence area eatery once the pike opens. Public-relations chief IC L Stroup, a Pittsburg journalist, has improved media relations and U R requests with steady outreach.
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Kansas Turnpike Authority
Lawrence
Faber
Pike
ETA
IC. L. Stroup
Pittsburg
Stroup
KTA
Case of Lattimore Dropped Prosecution Sparks Debate
The federal government drops perjury charges against Owen Lattimore claiming no case for conviction. The Pittsburg Headlight warns that not finding enough evidence is not exoneration. The article notes readers questioned Lattimore’s writings and their cost in lives.
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Owen Lattimore
Communist Party
Department of Justice
Lattimore
Pittsburg
Sam Houston’s teaching days loom large in Tennessee lore
Hal Boyle recalls Sam Houston’s youth in Maryville Tennessee where he taught school to pay debts and later joined Jackson’s army. Locals in Davy Crockett country debate who stood taller as frontier heroes while a weathered log schoolhouse in Tennessee endures.
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Maryville
Tenn
Davy Crockett
Davyy
Sam Houston
Davy
Alamo
Big Sam
Texas
Sam
Boyd McKenzie
Houston
Tennessee
Virginia
Jackson
Republic of Texas
U. S
Union
Lone Star State
Mrs. McKenzie
Disarmament hopes loom at Geneva talks with Eisenhower
James Marlow reports that Western and Russian negotiators may push disarmament at the Geneva conference. The difference centers on inspection, troop limits, and the fate of overseas bases as Eisenhower weighs concessions versus U.S. security concerns.
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Eisenhower
Marlow
Psalm Verse for Publication and Thanksgiving
A reader shares a Bible verse to publish with a tone of thanksgiving. The user cites Psalms 26 verse 7 and requests its use in a voice of gratitude for wind dye works.
Diamond auction in London fetches 395000 pounds
A 47.85 carat Barbs diamond sold in London for 395000 pounds. The report notes high value per carat and price dynamics. Also mentions unrelated musings about ice cream, family teasing, and marital conversations.
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London
Quiz Q and A on marriage age Micronesia region and Roosevelt submarine trip
A reader quiz covers how long a newly married woman is considered a bride exactly one year. It asks which region Micronesia designates with many Pacific islands east of the Philippines. It also asks who was the first president to travel on a submarine Theodore Roosevelt in August 1905.
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Sam
United States
Britain
France
Eisenhower
Micronesia
Pacific
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
Douglas County
C. 0. Bowman
K.U. and
Baker
A. C. Kavanaugh
Mud Creek Bridge
Vic Johnson
Esther Johnson
Nell Pontius
Dorothy Smith
Oskaloosa
Tait
Eugene
Colorado
Differing Views on Geneva Talks
Washington debates at Geneva on July 18 focus on identifying world tension causes. Dulles lists seven tensions from Germany to arms control, Molotov counters with alliance and sovereignty criticisms, leaving little common ground for successful Geneva results.
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Geneva Talks
Washington
Geneva
Eisenhower
U.S
John Foster Dulles
VM. Molotov
United Nations
San Francisco
Dulles
Korea
Indo-China
Formola
Faure
Mouletov
Soviet Union
Molotov
Old Home Town items touch 1945 civic life and 1930s tax debates
A 1945 note reports Mrs. C A Carmichael theater manager breaks a leg after a taxicab strike. Howard A Veatch, Lawrence furniture dealer, dies. Pvt Alondo Tapp returns from six months in the European Theater and S Sgt Milton Gwens receives an Air Corps discharge after five years, recently stationed in the Philippines. Mrs George Docking and Mrs Fred Montgomery plan a luncheon for Mrs W L McMorris who is moving to Rolla Missouri. Frances Lang presents piano pupils in recital tomorrow.
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C. A. Carmichael
Varsitty Theater
Howard A. Veatch
Lawrence
Alondo Tapp
United States
Milton Gwens
Philippines
Air Corps
George Docking
Fred Montgomery
W. L. McMorris
Rolla
Frances Lang
Shirley Runner
Ruth Gulley
Lillian Hornberger
Carolyn Lang
Donne Lang
Barbara Henley
Dorothy Westergren
Radio and TV Programs Listed for Friday and Saturday
Publicized broadcast copy lists WDAF KMBG WREN KFKU and other stations with a schedule of evening and late night programs. Entries include news newscasts sports shows church bulletins orchestras weather segments and special features across multiple stations.
Television Listings and Channel Schedule Fragment
Readable TV guide fragment lists WDAF-TV KMBC-TV KOMO.TV broadcasts and program blocks. It mentions cartoons The Mat Dennis show News Caravan Midwestern Hayride Three Star News Three Lives Ry Tin Tin Toapper and Dear Phoebe with various time slots and channel notes.
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Mat Dennis
Cy News Caravan
Sir Julius LaRosa
Wid Ime tHickok
Three Star News
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Mayhouse of State
Phoebe Y de Wise
Ray Wand
Farmer Seeks Agent to Guarantee Wages Amid Stormy Seasons
A distressed farmer asks for an agent to insure his wages against bad weather taxes and animal losses. He worries over crop planting, rising costs, and the risk of ruin from pests drought and market swings.
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