Lawrence Daily Journal World illegible masthead fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from the Lawrence Daily Journal World lists names and publishing details. It references Dolph Simons Dolph v. Sim Brill Mayer Ernest Pontius Leveller and includes editor and manager roles, with publication and subscription notes. The content is incomplete and not coherent.
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Dolph Simons
DOLPH v._SIM
Brill Mayer
Ernest Pontius Leveller
Babashar
Raiter Min Veer
Rg Manacer
Appliance safety warning and tragic incident in Topeka
A Topeka State Journal report cites Vern Elliott urging care with appliances after a Chicago tragedy. He warns improper handling or hidden defects can cause electrocution, urges professional checks for TVs and metal cabinets away from grounded objects, and notes lightning and ground faults as dangers.
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Chicago
Appia
Topeka
Elliatt
Public Health Service backs link between smoking and lung cancer
The U S Public Health Service states that evidence increasingly points to excessive smoking as a causative factor in lung cancer. Surgeon General Burney plans broad circulation of these views, joining Britain's Medical Research Council in warning of greater cancer risk for smokers, while critics urge respect for free enterprise.
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U. S. Public Health Service
LeRoy F. Burney
Health Service
Britain
Medical Research Council
U. S
Tobacco
Ty Hess
U.S P.H.S
Co. Metely
Drinking Drivers Threat Seen in Survey Findings
Safety officials from 46 states report social drinkers pose a larger highway risk than habitual drunk drivers. Experts seek effective control methods as police records miss many drinking drivers and accidents rise across states.
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Ceduna
Driving Under Influence Acknowledges Elusive Enforcement
The article cites Aquor related DUI obstacles including lack of standard trial procedures, sympathetic juries, lenient judges, and medical noncooperation. It argues for uniform statewide chemical testing, consistent case procedures, harsher enforcement, and court support to promote sobriety and reduce impaired driving.
Mamie Fisenhower Seeks New Roles After White House Duty
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower, recently released from Walter Reed after a health check, says she plans to focus on family this summer and become a wife and grandmother. The White House pace remains busy with foreign visitors and delegations during the holiday season, while she oversees hospitality. The piece also notes Senator Capehart’s diet grievance about the Senate restaurant and President Truman’s quip about protocol.
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Washington
Mamie
White House
Executive Mansion
John
Homer Capenart JR Ind
Senate
Tom, Dick and
Harry
Capehard
Capehart
Lawrence news and notes from 1947 town meeting and events
Kansas officials clash over transcontinental route naming U S 50 over U S 40 and Missouri Valley Authority plans draw criticism in Washington. George Starkey installed as American Legion head with officers named. Local events include weddings, garden party, dancing party, and church activities. Water rates may rise to fund new plant. Lawrence library history noted. Athens of Kansas branding recalled.
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Kansas Highway Commission
Colorado Highway Advisory Board
Kansas
Washington
U.S. House of Representatives
Smith and Cole
Missouri Valley Authority
George Starkey
American Legion
Alan Asher
John Pickens
Byron Beery
C. T. Hough
Ernest Klooz
Martin Henry
Tom McCall
Father Towle
Bonnie Jean Flory
Eldon Saunders
Kansas City
Jack Engelhaupt
Larry
Donnie Broyles
Butchie Buck
Ralph Hess
Public Service Commission
John Stutz
Lawrence
Harry Woodring
John Brinkley
Tonganoxie
Jefferson County
Kina Carey
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lindley
Los Angeles
Olympia Flames
Dorothy Hazlett
Rey FC Edwards
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kansas Infantry
Anoad
Dorothy Reeves Co
Carring
Ruth Law
Eridge
Edward Baumpartner
State Historical Secety
Athens
Mass
Boughton
Enterprise
Aspirin's Return Prompts Quirky Health Nostalgia
Roark muses on aspirin’s comeback praised by the Ninth International Congress on Rheumatic Diseases. He threads a satirical plea for simpler cures, laments rapid medical advances, and jokes about asafetida bags, wart lore, and outdated remedies to critique overmedicalization.
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Robert C. Ruark
Ruark
R. Tuark
Legionnaire Calls Out Due Process Flaws in Baseball Probe
A Legionnaire denounces the State Baseball Committee for swiftly judging Lawrence Legion Baseball Team members without allowing defense or testimony. He argues the accused deserve an impartial hearing and jury, noting conflicts of interest among committee members influencing results.
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Journal-W
American Legion
State
Lawrence Legion
State Baseball Committee
Lawrence
Ims
Legion
Barbs and Commoners Share Simple Way Out of Hole
A fragmented note argues the easiest path from financial hardship is to dig in and use protection against critics. It references social chatter and weather as a backdrop for a defensive stance. No clear individuals or organizations are named.
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Fred Seaton
Fred
Johns Hopkins
Bible Verse: The Word Became Flesh and Dwelt Among Us
Prominent verse from John 1 14 highlighting God becoming human and living among people. The theme centers on incarnation and divine presence in everyday life, inviting reflection on faith and witness.
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John
Senate Civil Rights Debate Risks For Northerns And Southerns
In Washington the civil rights bill fight shows a topsy turvy dynamic as Eisenhower and Knowland press for a strong measure while Southern Democrats resist. Johnson works to forge a compromise pleasing Northern and Southern Democrats, with Republicans backing any bill backed by the president. A final shape hinges on coalition politics, potential to push more Negroes to vote, and the bill’s teeth or weakness. Also Tyrone Power faces a playful bet involving a female admirer at his table.
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James Marlow
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Sen
Knowland
California
Humphrey
South
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Republ
Lyons Den Chronicles of Hollywood and World Affairs
A collage of celebrity moves and events spans entertainment and diplomacy. Cugat Lane plan Middle East shows to aid UN Police. Paris handles Marquis de Portage case. Sam Spiegel buys a Degas, with note he outbid an agent for the Queen of England. Sidney Chaplin extends with Theater Guild. Ernie Kovacs blogs, writes, and signs TV work. Terry Moore disappearing at sea. Ralph Bunches’ grandchild named Karen Pierce. Fonda possible Broadway return. Birdie Tebbetts blames Time curse as Reds lose. De Saple visits Kansas City. Irish Linen Guild enlists Avedon in Paris Bois de Bolange pose. Winters with Chaplin home visit. Tammany’s De Saple travels unseen. Celebrity chatter mixes with boxing notes and a ski of showbiz plans.
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Leonaa Xavier Cugat
Abbe Lane
Middle East
U.N
Marquis de Portage
Paris
Sam Spiegel
Degas
Queen of
England
Sidney Chaplin
Theater Guild
Ernie Kovacs
Edie Adams
Buc
Terry Moore
Petyon Place
Miami
Ralph Bunches
Karen Pierce
Henry Fonda
Broadway
Midwest
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redlegs
Time Magazine
Tebbetts
Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davis Jr
Dackle Gleason
Carmine de Saple
Tammany Hall
Kansas City
Irish Linen Guild
Richard Avedon
Bois de’ Bolange
Pavement Proverbs From Hal Boyle On Modern Life
New York column gathers Hal Boyle’s wry maxims about daily living. It jokes about baldness thrift pension security and the perils of gossip while poking fun at work politics and social norms with a breezy didactic tone reflecting midcentury newspaper wit.
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New York
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