Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter July 16 1952
The Lawrence Daily Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas lists staff and business details for The World Company Dora Simons JW Aurmay Edison and office at 122 Massachusetts Street. Subscription rates are shown for monthly and yearly plans with in advance payment. The paper is a 1952 Wednesday issue with Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Peresesa
Adrance
Kansas
Telephone
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Case in Chicago highlights citizen government tension
Government and the Citizen contrasts Chicago views on citizen rights and government power. A small manufacturer faced wage board demands to open books for federal inspection, prompting arguments about due process and Fourth Amendment protections. The official’s claim that democracy allows government intrusion drew sharp criticism of authoritarian principles.
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Chicago
Wagebour Board
Ftice
Jiman
Hen
Congress
Wage Board
A Watch to the Northward AE Test Reveals Gaps in Air Shield
The first test of human watching to detect hostile planes shows many gaps in the protective screen. The project requires more watchers and spotter stations. It assumes attack would come from the north and notes long distance capability from the pole. Public indifference exists toward the plan despite the risk of an attack over the pole.
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United States
Ike's Campaign Journey Faces Possible Setbacks in Kansas
A fragment notes that Ike’s campaign in Kansas may disappoint Kansans who hoped to see General Eisenhower multiple times. The text implies the Republican standard bearer will be the central figure in the campaign in the state, with anticipation of future events and appearances.
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Kansas
Campaign speech hints at nationwide effort by Ike era
The speaker envisions a sweeping campaign operation that penetrates every state. He says he will be near the beck and call of a campaign organization, appearing where the ticket needs him most, focusing on doubtful areas and home states where Ike is likely to win.
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Kansas
Ike
Democratic convention prep heats up as Chicago sets stage
The piece notes a week of prep for the Democratic national convention with plans for a TV focused showcase, rivaling the Republican event. It mentions multiple contenders, room availability, and Kansas delegation dynamics under the unit rule, while signaling intense caucus activity and statewide political excitement ahead of the 1952 Democratic meeting in Chicago.
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Kefanger
Wil
Chicago
Kansas
Dark Rice
Senator Kerr
Oklahoma
Old Home Town notices and village life mix in Lawrence
A long digested collage of notices in Lawrence recounts local births engagements and social events including Miss Margaret Marehmount of the U S Forestry Service hosting guests Mrs ST st Willits and Henry Challe Paleo naming a daughter born July 15 Dot Pearson hosted luncheon for Cordley grade classmates with a list of attendees. It also notes Mrs Wilks Freeman announcing a birth and a student leaving for Northport Michigan. references to city scenes include poetry book publication, a Kanwaka Literary Club event, a marriage at United Brethren parsonage, and social gatherings around Miss Mary Sisson and Miss Monte Walker among others. The piece closes with political opinion on universal military training and Taft, attributing caution about career and taxation pressures to Warren Zimmerman.
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Ark. Rosem
Joann Elbel
Joann Hessler
Elaine Gilchvist
Dolores Dean Alvia Jean Smith
Justin Elliot
Patricia Hutchings
Dorothy Davidson
Beverly Chaffin
Letitia Ashcraft
Mary Stranathan
Carelee Eberhart
Wilks Freeman
Irma Spangler
Gerke
Claude P Pin
Caroline Winter
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
Tesspaperman
Eldridge
Seattle
Wash
New York
United
Charles Zimmy
Bimmer
Lawrence
Toronto
Willys Over Dand Co
Journal World
Kanmans
Topeka
Allen
Universi Bill
Pop” Warner
Leland Stanford University
Warner-Allen Geachic School
Mark Pierson
Johanning
Kanwaka
Lou
Elliott Roosevelt
Jimmy
Taft
Warren Zimmerman
Letters to the Editor on Taft and political betrayal
A reader condemns Senator Taft, calling his defeat a bitter example of political ingratitude. The writer compares Taft to Churchill, praising his past service while accusing his party of deserting him at a crucial hour.
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Journal-World
Taft
England
Churchill
Mosquito Sketch Two Inches Long Stuns Local Readers
A quirky note from Weyburn Canada mentions a sketchy mail delivery by RCMP officer Jim Ballantyne. The story describes a specimen labeled skeeter sent to friends in town. The insect is reported to be about three quarters of an inch long with a wingspan exceeding an inch.
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Weyburn
Canada
Jim Ballantyne
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Yele W. T
Hla
Skeeter
Jump from Hialeah wins in major British and American steeplechases
The Jumper from Hialeah ran in the 1950 Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah and later scored in top steeplechase events in the United States and England. He secured victories in the 1934 Grand National at Belmont and the 1938 English Antree, establishing a rare transatlantic record.
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Miami
Battleship
Hialeah
United States
Belmont
Haste in V.P. Selection True to Form
It argues Taft’s inner circle blamed each other after Chicago, using attacks and blocking media access to hearings. The piece notes Eisenhower’s camp exploited the rifts, then questions Nixon as the chosen vice presidential nominee and the implications if Eisenhower wins or dies.
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V.P
National Committee
Taft
Dewey
Eisenhower
Sen. Nixon
California
Nixon
Peach Growers Seek USDA Help to Market Record Crop
Peach growers in the southwest ask the U S Department of Agriculture to assist in marketing this year s abundant crop. Weather has caused several major regions to bring peaches to market simultaneously, shortening the usual spread over six to eight weeks. Most peaches will be marketed from July 10 to August 2 with Elberta a prominent variety.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
John J Blaughter
PMA
Salughter
Shortage of College Grads Hits Defense Efforts
Robert L. Clark of the National Security Resources Board warns of a critical shortage of educated and experienced personnel to meet defense needs. Engineering graduates fall short of the 30,000 annual minimum. chemistry, physics, math grads have declined since 1950. biology and agriculture also need specialists. Teachers face high school oversupply but elementary and high school shortages loom. medical personnel distribution is uneven amid debate.
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Robert L. Clark
Office of Human Resources
National Security Resources Board
Comnes
Clark
Shortage of trained nurses and experts grows acute
A passage notes the acute shortage of trained nurses and a critical lack of experts in languages and social sciences. It emphasizes that the output of colleges and universities is essential to national welfare and must not lag due to flawed manpower or educational policies.
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America
Korea
Indochina
Burma
Indonesia
Thailand
Resources Board
Getting Hot MORIZONTA This makes summer hot 4 This makes furnace hot
A compact, era style clipping lists a string of clues and partial words, hinting at a crossword style puzzle with entries such as Hebrew ascetics and Indian weight terms, alongside scattered numbers and phrases.
Anewer to 24 Curves 25 Grievout
Puzzle fragment lists clue numbers and partial words including 36 Perfume 27 Authorized 28 Revise 22 Numbers 31 Most pleasant 33 British novelist 40 French cap 41 Corridor 42 Poles 43 Egg-shaped M pores foreign section of 4 I Istanbul 46 Thin 47 Heraldic bend 30 our.
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Istanbul
Carousel stars set for Starlight Theater run in Swope Park
Kansas City reports that Starlight's seven night run of Rodgers and Hammerstein's Carousel will feature Edward Roecker as Billy Bigelow Gloria Hamilton as Julie Jordan Donald Clarke as the Fisherman Enoch Snow and Red-haired Rothea MacFarland as Carrie Pipperidge. MacFarland was personally chosen by Richard Rodgers for the role. Her past work includes Desert Song and Song of Norway.
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Kansas City
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Swope Park Theatre
Edward Roecker
Billy Bigelow
Gloria Hamilton
Oklahoma
Julie Jordan
Donald Clarke
Norwa Marietta
Enoch Snow
Rothea MacFarland
Carrie Pipperidge
Richard Rodgers
London
Heatrice Lillie
Gracie Fields
Far-Sighted Thieves Target Dallas Rooming House
Police reported a theft at a Dallas rooming house on Tuesday. Thieves, disregarding the 97 degree heat, stole two gas heaters and a radiant bathroom heater from a single rooming house unit.
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Dallas
Chocolate cake tops cake poll among candidates
NEW YORK reports a 1953 survey found chocolate cake favored by presidential candidates and U S senators. Notables Taft Kefauver Warren Stevenson Kerr Eisenhower were cited among those with cake preferences.
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New York
White House
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Estes Kefauver
Earl Warren
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert S. Kerr
Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
Community Notes From Eudora Gather End of Week Updates
Eudora residents host guests and attend gatherings at the homes of Harris Ott and others. Families and friends from Coffeyville Lawrence Philadelphia and Los Angeles visit, while locals plan two blood drives at the Community Building in Lawrence on July 21 and 22 to support Korea war casualties.
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Everett Hagikes
Donaldlee
Riley
Floy Colthorp
Manhattan
Jerry Harris
Gloria
Jimmy
Keota Club
Arden Ott
Allen
Judy Durr
Charles Durr
Judy
Martin Abel
Veral Neil
Albert Wichman
Allen Westerhouse
Oscar Breera
Ren
Curtis
Fich
Larry
Marilyn Patterson
Coffeyville
Gloria Harris
Jack Dalton
Lawrence
Ronnie Young
Ross Barton
Joe Stanke
Bartlesville
Okla
Florence Steffanus
Shirley
Los Angeles
Calif
Steffanus
George Warmker
Richard Terrell
School For the Blind
Kansas City
Charles Terrell
California
Duane Terrell
Washington
Marguerite, Terrell
Seattle
Robert Chronister
Philadelphia
Everett Chronister
Pete Edelbrock Robert
Philco
Ent Air Force Base
Colorado Springs
Colo
Philco Company
Anna Miller
Gardner
Bert Jennins
Mary Cook
C. E. Weaterhouse
Margean
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Ray Long
Fam Ny
West Coast
Eudora
Korea
Agnes Molder
Ray Morriss
Pete Edelbrock
Dorora
Radio Programs and Air Schedule Entries
Listing of July 1 radio and music programs across KMBC WDAF KMBC WDAR and related stations. Entries include anchors, show titles like Folke large, Western Echos, Rhymatine Time, Breakfast Club, Arthur Godfrey, Weather Bureau, and various musical and news segments with times and host names.
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EMPC
KCMO
Wren
Jon
Sparkie
Western Echos
Wren—Fun Factory
Lone
Strnmer Symphony
KMBC
Dright Bier Fee Rene
Jack Benton
Robert Montgomery
Co Res
Frank Jones
F—Nawscasy
Euuecongan Cone
Ian
Dreter Ren
MBC
REN
KMHC
Arthur Godfrey
Rob End
Windy Warren
Helen Trent
WDAF
Honsat
the Planetrs ‘Weather Bureau
Mrs. Burton
Wren— Sora
Drake
Porder
Roniuie
Keyayo
Plato
Dick Haytnes
Dr. Matene
WDAFP
Lorena Jonzery
Benson EN
Television Listings Snapshot for July Evening Schedule
Televised lineup shows Prologue and Breaktent Party at 3, Bride and Gi at 20 with Strike It as a sponsor. 0:30 Search for Tomorrow, 19:46 Feminine Touch, 18: Guiding Light, 11:20 Garry Whote Show. Neon Tunes, Gabbem De Clutching Hand, M To Be Announced to Owen Bush.
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Guiding Light
Garry Whote
Neon Tunes
Gabbem
Owen Bush
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Frank Kennedy
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Wassas City
Marguerite Bullene
Denver
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Children’s Hospital
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