Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and basics
The Lawrence Daily Journal World issue displays its 1864 founding, editors Dolph Simons and W Murray, and Ernest Ponti acting as advertiser manager. It lists subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties, with carrier and mail options, and notes postal and Associated Press affiliations.
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Caeti G Bimons
World Company
Sixth
New Mampshie
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolph Simons
Z. W. Murray
Edvar Ernest Pontiv
Mas
Douglas
Adjonine
Douging
Adjonine Cotslee
RAP News Dhapatohes
Geneva reporters mobilize for power conference briefing
Geneva correspondents patrol the power conference scene. They prepare background material and preview questions to shape a future big story. Reporters gauge potential outcomes, aiming to provide readers with context on hopes for progress and peace amid Cold War tensions.
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Geneva
Pete Wtae
Dentists Test Pain Free Drill At Chicago Meeting
Reported by Sree lfice Digest Magaine, Dr Kensake Suzuke of Teka Medical and Dental University demonstrated a drill that emits a mild direct current to numb teeth during procedures. The method claims about ninety one percent of patients feel no pain, promising smoother deep cavity work and potential shifts in dental anesthesia practice.
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Henge
Minto
Chicago Dental Society
Sreelfice Digest
Kensake Suzuke
Teka Medical and Dental University
Suzuke
Drouth Marks Kansas Plights and Hopeful Rain Restores Groundwater
The drought leaves scars across Kansas with wheat buoyed by better than early year conditions. Farmers note that a few more showers could revive the corn crop, vital to regional prosperity. June rainfall and cooler temps improve streamflow and ground water, but many wells still show low levels, prompting some towns to curb summer water use to stretch supplies.
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Kansas
Darmer Kansas
Weather Resources Review
National debt questioned in Topeka State Journal feature
The Topeka State Journal poses four expert questions about the national debt in a discussion noting confusion among readers. The piece references fiscal matters and public concern while hinting at broader economic implications and future costs.
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Fuscal
Jash
Topeka State Journal
Aheus
State Journal
Ap Ep
Western Allies Disagree On Geneva Policy Approach
James Marlow reports from Washington that the United States Britain and France failed to settle precise positions for Geneva despite May to prepare. Faure sparked surprise with a last minute proposal on disarmament and a European security body, while Bulganin and Eisenhower pressed for tested verification through inspection and stronger Western guarantees.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Geneva
Bulganin
Faure
Eisenhower
Eden
Hiden
Russia
Napeteria: a nap take a rest on the move
Hal Boyle argues a napeteria would solve mid day fatigue. A nap facility blends self service food, rest cubicles, moving belts, and soundproof doors to offer a one hour sleep after lunch. He cites Churchill Edison and Iason as nap advocates and proposes napeterias at offices, terminals, airports, and stores.
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Napeterias
Unclear fragment hints at Allied unity and German rearmament
Fragmentary notes discuss Russian attempts to divide Allies and possible shifts in stance by Faure and Bulganin. Mentions prewar divisions, yet hints at continued Allied cohesion amid questions of German rearmament and timing.
Comment We Are Not Alone Garden City Telegram
Dave Leahy reports vandalism at Crawford County State Park north of Pittsburg hindering picnic facilities and fireplaces. The piece notes contrasting behavior of Kansans at national parks versus their own parks and discusses public responsibility and lack of watchdogs.
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Garden City Telegram
Crawford County
Pittsburg
Dave Leahy
Kansas
Public order measures urged to deter vandalism in parks
Reform of the hog ike section is urged to manage years of public disorder with strict enforcement. Gate based preventive steps are seen as the only viable solution as patrols by wardens are impractical. A few arrests of vandals and thorough court action could deter future offenses.
Plant name rho dodendron meaning rose tree
Quiz Q What does the plant name rho dodendron mean A It derives from two Greek words meaning rose tree Ts flowing or ball lightning true lightning A Yes Balls of fire the size of balcons fall slowly from the clouds until they strike the earth and extinguish Sometimes they roll along the ground and do not explode until they hit some object Q Through what states does the Tennessee River system flow A Virginia Tennessee North Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Kentucky see Q To what height has the famed Yellowstone geyser Old Faithful erupted F A One hundred fifty feet
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Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Kentucky
Yellowstone
Psalm 84 Verse Echoes Heart and Flesh Craving God
A brief Bible verse reflecting longing for God as the heart and flesh cry out in devotion. The line from Psalms 84 2 emphasizes deep spiritual hunger and worshipful yearning.
Geneva Summit Aims for Exploratory Paths Not Solutions
Washington muses over a tepid forecast for the Geneva Big Four talks. Eisenhower Eden Faure and Bulganin will meet without a formal agenda to resolve major crises. Dulles hints at tensions around Germany and Asia while noting the talks will likely produce exploratory discussions rather than concrete agreements.
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Eisenhower
Eden
Faure
Bulganin
United States
John Foster Dulles
Geneva
Far East
Dulles
Old Home Town Notes From A Kansas City Paper
A compilation of local social notes and brief items: Miss June Lederer and Miss Sheila Blossom returned from Colorado Springs to visit Lederer’s sister Mrs George Blevins. The Hiles left for Ft Madison Iowa to spend a month with relatives. Miss Lois Elmer visits Arkansas with her mother. Nancie Greenman appointed instructor at K U in hand craft and therapy. Washington Creek Church women protest liquor holiday. Sgt James W Murray, in Manila, marks his 20th birthday, son of Journal World editor Joseph W Murray. Joe Ulm named LMHS coach succeeding Melvin Griffin. Chancellor Lindley announces fund for KU and a German university student-exchange. Rep Samuel G Clarke injured in car accident. Heat drives Ted Kennedy and Charles Coe to sleep on North College Hill. Kennedy robbed last night. Light Bearers Class hosts luncheon at Cora Eckman home with guests and a next meeting at Eva Stevens. Helen Harshberger hosts auction for Elizabeth Hudson of Carrollton. Local handball tournament planned at YMCA with listed players. Albuquerque note on Kenneth and Claib Tolbert in motorized lawn mowing business using soap box racer to travel between jobs.
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June Lederer
Sheila Blossom
Colorado Springs
Miss Lederer
George Blevins
Warren Hile
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Lois Elmer
Arkansas
Nancie Greenman
K.U
Washington Creek
Vinland
Elizabeth Hudson
Carrollton
Hilda Beckman
Ruth Jackson
Lois Greenlees
Genevieve Herrick
Ruth Peairs
Gladys Luckan
Esther Evans
Marguerite Emery
Matilda Smithmeyer
Mary Atkinson
Mary Govier
Frances Powell
YMCA
Nelson
Laslett
Rice
Weibel
Cope
Houk
Low
Radio and TV Programs Schedule From Stations
Radio and TV listings show a dense, station by station program grid with names like KMBC WDAF WREN and KMHO alongside shows such as News Today Weather Nightly and Evening Talk. The page lists times several channels offer daytime and evening programming including news weather sports dramas and variety shows across multiple stations.
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WDAF
KMBC
WREN
Allan Jackson
WDAPF
KMHO
Fing
Maria
Wren—'Talio Teat
KMLC
WHRAF
Eivewdar
MBU
Sparta
Bip
Crosley
Wren Marth Bloch
Nowa
Alki Taek
Merkin Deat
Shiv
Rat Matera
KSC
Truth
Consequanten
WDA
Fountain of youth found in backyards and hoses
A quirky collection of lines notes summer life and jokes. It jokes about heat waves, careless talk, and social moments with playful quips. It mentions a judge, June brides, and a travel vacation. It includes an address and names in a casual, fragmentary style.
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Theatre of Romance
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