Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead and publishing details
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World notes editors and managers including Bolpe and Eller, lists establish date, location at Sixth and New Hampshire, and telephones. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, with Douglas and nearby counties, other states, and the paper’s post office classification. It states AP affiliation and that Wednesday Evening edition is published.
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Dolph Sbions
Bolpe Sages Jt
Aseerotre
Osher
Fdiree Ee
Leo Eller
Uueiness
Simona
Word Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Teleprona
Douglas
United States
Posiative
Audit Bureau of the Nations
Associated Mess
Associated Press
AP News
Reconsidering U S Foreign Policy After Iraq Crisis
The piece argues the world has not truly shrunk and asks if the United States should curb meddling in nations like Iraq. It questions intelligence accuracy, warns against repeating bungles, and calls for a rethink of foreign policy to avoid future costly errors amid Middle East turmoil and oil interests.
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Iraq
United States
Imlusihe
America
U. S
Traq
Foreign Polity Department
Korea
Middle East
West
Potent Vote Power in Apportionment Debate
Western Kansas lawmakers clash with talk of Alaska statehood reshaping representation. The piece notes Greeley, Stanton, and Wallace counties vs eastern Kansas counties as population shifts alter voting power. Alaska’s 128000 residents are compared to Wyandotte County’s population to highlight shifts in influence.
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Kansas
Congress
Alaska
Greeley
Stanton
Wale Dace
Wyandotte
Sinai Command Crisis Splits White House Newsroom
Washington reporters waited as James Hagerty, the White House secretary, read the President’s 400 word statement detailing Sinai and Baghdad developments. The Marines landed. Allen Dulles was seen at the White House moving between cars as CIA’s chief left in a separate vehicle.
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Washington
James C. Hagerty
Miserthone
Hagerty
Sobody
Baghdad
Psat
Lebanon
Sinai
Moses
Eisenhower
Allen Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
CIA
Dulles
Nne
Old Home Town Timeline Reflects 1945 Events
A rundown of happenings from 1945 notes Senator Alben Barkley as Truman’s running mate, 18 year olds facing new draft start July 21, Menninger resigning to head the Menninger Foundation, and local figures like Burnet C. Tuthill and Leo Durocher’s managerial moves.
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Alben Barkley
Truman
Karl Menninger
Veteran’s Administration Hospital
Topeka
Menninger Foundation
C. M. Bahnmaier
le Up Lon
Burnet C. Tuthill
Memphis Symphony Orchestra
Leo Durocher
New York Yankees
Mel Otturocher
Brooklin Dodgers
Burt Shotton
Proverbs Verse Cautions On Tomorrow’s Uncertain Day
A brief Bible verse from Proverbs 27 1 warns readers not to boast about tomorrow since you do not know what a day may bring. The line emphasizes humility and foresight in daily life.
Folies Neglected for Center Courts at Wimbledon
columnist Robert C. Ruark mocks tennis fashion at Wimbledon and Forest Hills, railing against players outfits from polka dotted pants to ballet skirts. He predicts center court attire may become a distraction as spectators attend the Gypsy Ross Lee Memorial doubles.
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Robert C. Ruark
Pirl
Paros
Yola Ramirez
Matia Reyes
Lord Beaverbrook
Soci
Forest’ Hills
Wimbies
Cole Porter
Teddy Tishne
Tony
Follins
Wimbledon
Ross Lee
U S Staff Plans for Emergencies and Atlantic Naval Moves
A Washington datelined report outlines U S command. It details emergency planning for Middle East and Lebanon scenarios, airborne and naval redeployments, and coordination of aircraft carriers, destroyers, and amphibious ships for rapid response in the Mediterranean theater. It notes prior practice flights and the role of the 2d Infantry Division and Western Germany airlift patterns.
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Washington
London
Val
Marine Wits
Drea
Lis
Hotlowas
Eudue
Nef
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Tenite Gletadts
Ask Wats Parto
Thyeg Marine
Germany
Middle East
2Dth Infantry
Treouth
U.S. Navy
SAECO
St Ouen
Lebanon
Unis
Almitl
MM Is Back Bob Is Glad
Bob Thomas notes Hollywood press corps glad to see Mary Monroe return after a long absence The piece praises Monroe for engagement with reporters and audience while contrasting her with Loren Novak Novak and Gabor and mentions other TV stars at Las Vegas venues in summer plans
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Bob Thomas
Motion Pictures
Hollywood Caparlen Monroe
Ant
Hollywood Press Corps
Dayne Mansfield
Sophia. Loren
Kim Novak
Zsa
Monroe
Lis. Meyas
Fd Sullivan
Jack Benny
Giselle McKenne
George Gobel
Eddie Misher
Milton Berle
Rosemary Chaney
Las Vegas
Maria Callas the Great Artist Yet Flawed as a Person
A Paris and New York social page notes Maria Callas praised as a superb artist but cited as lacking brains offstage. The piece covers receptions at the Rubinsteins, mentions Elsa Maxwell and Yvonne Printemps, artist Mario Tamayo, and various cultural scenes from La Matin, the Mocambo, Maxim’s, and El Catalan with several film and theater figures. It highlights Paris nightlife, changing social customs, and the arts scene amid political tensions in Paris.
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Maria CaHas
Elsa Maxwell
Italy
Artur Rubinsteins
Avenue Foch
Yvonne Printemps
Miss Printemps
Susan Strasberg
Nathan Milstein
Lyons
Elsa
Marias
Lyons Tamayo
Paris
N.Y
Rond Point
Preston Sturges
Robert E. Sherewood
Uss.a
U.S
Los Joanis
Mocambo
Rue de Marignan
M. Perrault
le Sexy Club
Red Riding Head
Maxim
Beverly Hills
Food & Wine Society
John Steinbeck
Rufino Tamayo
el Catalan
Midwestern Character Revealed By Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on Midwest identity noting the Midwesterner’s steady work pace, preference for small talk, reluctance to panic, and strong home loyalty. He highlights humor grounded in reality, resilience, curiosity about others, and weather as life’s dominant factor shaping a contented, loyal spirit.
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Lomorrow
Khrushchev
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