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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1952
Page
4
The Lawrence Daily Journal World, established 1891, published by The World Company, notes offices at 727 Massachusetts Street. It lists editors, staff, and subscription rates, crediting Z C Slurorss and FW Murasr, with Associated Press affiliation and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
Readable fragments show a July 1 schedule with radio station call letters KMBC WDAF WRIN KAT WAKO and programs including news World updates Meet Your Mate and Truth or Consequences. Names mentioned include Traciaval Malone Lorenza Jon and Laurie Parsons.
Fragmented OCR lists radio station call signs and times for KMBC KCMO WDAF WREN. Mentions Big Jon and Sparkie and Top of the Evening with scattered program labels and vague times.
A torn, garbled critique questions if the Republican convention became a circus due to televised coverage. The piece argues TV commentary failed to capture actual proceedings, suggesting future conventions should avoid spectacle and focus on substantive action rather than entertainment.
A fragmentary critique notes New Yorkers view Kansans as provincial. Frank Moiz of the Hays News cites a Chicago convention commentator who says people from the North South East and West are indistinguishable. The piece suggests Kansans and Nebraskans feel similar to New Yorkers.
The garbled text presents a battered excerpt reflecting political turmoil and social tension. It mentions presidents, factions, and inquiries into safety and governance, hinting at contested elections, party claims, and public unease amid national strife.
Old Home Town items note a war bond pledge breakfast at the hotel Friday morning in observance of American Heroes Day. Attendees must pledge a bond during the day to be eligible. The town reports housing demand with apartments and houses still available for rent as war industries expand.
A fragment from the Wichita Eagle hints at a playful list of seven wonders of the world, mentioning applesauce and banana with a summer tone. The text blends nonsensical phrases and local newspaper flavor, reflecting a casual Sunday through Saturday mood.
James Marlow notes that while Democrats will TV cover the upcoming national convention with smoother technicals than Republicans, the ritual patterns remain unchanged. Delegates arrive late, preliminaries extend, and the nominating speech builds to a climactic reveal of the chosen candidate’s name.
Washington dispatch reports President Truman suffering a midsection complaint that kept him in private quarters much of Sunday while dismissing several visitors. He canceled meetings with figures including Sen. Robert Kerr, a National Resources Board candidate, and Secretary Acheson as Congress nears its end. The president's physician Maj. Gen. Wallace urged rest as lawmakers press to act on pending bills.
SA news feature describes two rowboat sailors Gordon and Moe guiding a small craft during the Queen Elizabeth docking. The crew must time movements to the liner, face waves and spray, and stay clear of tugs and pilings while the giant ship slides toward its berth. The piece profiles the sailors and their precarious perch between water and hull.
Eudora families and friends visited in Topeka and Mercersburg on Tuesday and Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Adams Mrs. Walker Mrs. Loth and relatives from Kansas City Missouri Lawrence Selvage and Sim California. The Clearfield Women Society met with Rev David Weiner present. The wedding of Martyn Roen and Orman Stoddard was noted at Bonner Springs.
Quick stain removal advice for sugar syrup on washable fabrics by washing with soap and water. Delicate materials may need sponging with clear water. Suggests using milk with dry cereals to boost a child’s intake. Recommends baking liver leaf with a water bath in a hot pan for milder results.
New York marks the Flatiron Building's 50th anniversary, noting its steel-frame design and its rise as a major tourist draw. Once feared for winds at its windy corner, the 280 foot triangular tower remains a lasting emblem of early skyscraper architecture and urban sightseeing.
A OCR damaged puzzle fragment lists scattered clues and partial entries like evergreen, fruit, timber, English names, Greek references, and misc terms. The text appears as a jumbled list of definitions and cross clues with incomplete numbering and multiple language hints.
Answer to Previous Puzzle 22 Command 24 Nomad 25 Glacial snow 26 Repetition 28 Natural fat 30 Arrow poison 31 Remove 33 Dispite 35 Simpler 40 Upper part 43 Genuflected 45 Soil poet 46 Fruit of a tree 47 Seaweed 4i Upa- 50 Float Al Taverns 52 Essential being 35 Scottish cap.
The page lists a chaotic set of TV entries for Monday July 14 including masquerade party, Voice of Firestone, Forch Festival, Montgonvery, and various shows such as You Asked For It. It also mentions Hollywood Binghoms and sports sales with Johnny Worgan and Matines In New York.
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