Lawrence Kansas World Daily history notice 1891 data
Established in 1554 Ww. C. Simons, Editor 1891 to 1s Published daily except Sunday by the World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence, Kansas. Subscription rates include by carrier in Lawrence ev cents per week, one year $11.1). By mail coastal counties $4.0 per year, by mail elsewhere in United States £ 7 ou per year. Entered at the post office at Lawrence as Second Class Postal Matter. Member of The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations. The AP is exclusive for local and dispatch news.
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Associated Press
Huredu
Prince Mt
The School Budget Debate For Lawrence City Schools
The article discusses a rising city budget for Lawrence schools, warning that growing population and costs push annual expenses higher. It argues the board knows the trend and fears future tax impact, noting teacher salaries and operations strain while comparing to spending in other areas.
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Lawrence
Praklonp
Sro
Camimirt
Fehnel Symweing
Inet
Rome
One Way Street in Trade and Reciprocal Terms
A critic argues that trade should benefit friends sharing goals and be reciprocal. Poland exports pork to the U S while the U S imports Polish goods. the columnist questions whether aiding a Cold War foe is a fair bargain and urges balanced exchanges with allied nations.
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Poland
America
Holland
LeMay Faces Off Over Cigar During SAC Refuel Scene
General Curtis LeMay, commander of Strategic Air Command, was described as intense and confident as he watched a non commissioned officer and a refueler clash over cigars on a SAC base. LeMay kept his composure as the worker warned about fuel safety, then asserted it wouldn t blow up.
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Curt LeMas
Air Force
Air Combanel
Tomah
Sohn
LeMay
Rys
Lexis
SAC
LeMag Halon
Senate approves large federal housing plan in vote
The Senate by 41 to 38 approves federal construction of 135,000 public housing units annually for four years, about half of one year’s total residential construction. It rejects a White House proposal to cap at 75,000 units for two years, and notes the public will bear the cost.
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Inisi- Tess
Senate
A Sportsman's View on Outdoor Space Demand in Kansas
The Lone Star Lake controversy signals a broader growth in outdoor recreation needs across Kansas. Outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and anglers form a major economic group, spending billions nationwide and seeking more access and facilities, urging groups to unite and push for expanded recreation areas in Kansas and Lawrence.
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Fuitor
Journal-World
Lone Star Lake
Kansas
U. S
Lawrence
Kanopolis Lake
Sky Pilot School trains missionary bush pilots at Moody Wooddale
Edward S Kitch reports on the Moody Bible Institute aviation program that prepares young men as missionary bush pilots for remote regions of South and Central America Alaska and Canada. Under Rev Paul Robinson the school has grown from three men to ten with two planes and teaches engine overhaul propeller repair and rough-terrain landing.
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Wooldale
Tedents
Moody Bible Institute
South
Central America
Alaskay
Canada
Paul Robinson
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Moody-Wooddale
Sr. Robinson
Sky
Robinson
Get the Water and Outdoors: Call to Action from George Latham
A regional appeal urges readers to unite for water recreation and park improvements. George Latham of the Sportsman's Club cites funding via private or public capital, urging contact with representatives and editors to push for outdoor initiatives. The piece notes demand for vacations and suggests forming or joining outdoor groups to push for parks, fish and game conservation, and lake access.
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Kanoporis
Lone Star Lake
Bolise
Lovato
Park, Fish and Game
George Latham
Ind
St. President
Sportsman's Club
Topeka to Host Major Potato Chip Plant
Topeka will host a large new potato chip manufacturing plant of 25,000 square feet, touted as among the most modern in the United States and the leading plant in a six state region. It will start with 25 employees and grow with the area’s Kaw Valley potato supply, highlighting Topeka’s strategic location, labor pool, and regional spud heritage. This industrial addition aims to expand employment and the local economy.
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Witebueg Dbedlinghe
Topeka
United States
Jung
Kaw Valley
Kansas
First American organ played by electric power shown
The text notes the first electric powered organ demonstration occurred at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia in 1876, linking it to early South American wine trade and naming the coasts of Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina as early references to America.
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New World
America
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
South America
Philadelphia
Few Notes on Politics From Washington to 1956 Race
The piece surveys Eisenhower press relations over Humphrey seeking the GOP nomination and a no comment from the White House. It traces Knowland for President activity linked to Gerald L. K. Smith, with Knowland denying ties. It covers an EN UN quip on Eisenhower’s chances, Shivers as a pivot in Southern Republican strategy, and Dewey weighing a Senate bid but wary of low seniority committees.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Secy
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
GOP
Waite House
Newsweek
The
Knowland
Gerald L. K. Smith
Los Angeles
Smith
Glendale
Calif
Senator Knowland
San Francisco
MacArthur
McCarthy
Allan Shivers
Texas
Atlantic City
Frank Holeman
Shivers
Tony
Thomas E. Dewey
U.S. Senate
Herbert A. Lehman
District of Columbia
Commerce
Post Office
Civil Service
Foreign Relations
Armed Services
Dewey
Appointment of Dr Merrell Clubb as KU English chair
Old Home Town items note Dr Merrell Clubb of Stillwater Oklahoma appointed new chairman of the University of Kansas English department. He previously chaired at Oklahoma A&M College since 1938. Also announced are a birth in Rochester New York, a bond booth reopening at Kress store for War savings, a KU campus picnic and Rebekah Lodge officers installation, and local civic notes including a county attorney appointment and West Lawrence family picnics.
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Merrell Clubb
Stillwater
Okla
K.U
Clubb
Oklahome A&m College
Henry Hood
Rochester
N.Y
George Robert Hood
Richard B. Stevens
Hugh Means
Harry Frazee
Samuel Edward Seetin
Lawrence
Bell Hospital
Kansas City
West Lawrence
Potter Lake
F. L. Noll
Paul Bechtold
C. F. Linberg
Chanute
Ad Manter
Edith Benson
Rebekahs
Jeannette Bischoff
Noble Grand
Mabel Rumsey
Vera DeVore
Flora Hughes
Radio and TV Program Schedule Highlights
A detailed listing of radio and TV programs across stations WDAF KMBC WREN KEKU and others for Thursday July 12 and Friday July 13. It includes show titles like Top of the Evening News Night Owl News Dinah Shore and Dramas, sports events A's vs Orioles, Cardinals Giants games, musical programs and early morning lineups with specific times and station identifiers.
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WDAF
Wren Keku
A's
Orioles
Trilo
Wren
Bil Stern
WDA
Aarean Beatty
Wren—K.f
Wearo Hearbeat Theatre
Wren—Cardinals
Vn Giants
KMBC
Indiank —Hoxing
Orch
Wren—Imagination
Tauragay
Amlckey Mousa Club
Dinah Shore
News Caravan
Three Star Sport
Three Star News
Wid
Bill Hickock
Three Star Weather
Preston
Hig Picture
People's Choice
Star Tonight
Four Star Playhouse
Ford Theatre
Highway Patrol
Orcher Murry
Lux Video Theatre
Boston
Morning News
Kansas City
Gary’ Moore
Hane HW
Serike Ie Rich
Fife
Guiding Light
Ole Payott
Mathiee
Theatre of Romannice
Jann
Alekes Mouse
Morgan
Sparca
Edwards
the News
Hoxton
Benony
Priday
Seatail
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Qurm
U.S
Hal Boyle
Sky Pilot School
Edward S. Kitch
Hal Boyles
Mr. Robinson
New York State
Amazon
Civil Air Patrol
Moods
Vuapse
By Peter Edson
Mea
AU. S
United Nations
U.N
Ike
Nixon
Malik
Adlai Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Old Home Town
William Bromelsick
Bromelsick
O. B. Guffler
California
Red Cross
City
Edna Engels
Leatha Williams
Edith Babb
Margaret Lorimer
Ruth Dyche
Kate da
RADIO
Wdaf-Tv
Kcmo-Tv
Pes
A.V. Phillips
Laery
TV. Service
Montgomery Ward
Mall
G.A. Finance
Jayhawker Theatre
Massachusetts Street
Viking
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Mei Fisher
Phons VI
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