Lawrence Daily Journal-World staff and rate card
The page lists editors Soler Simons and Murray with Pontius as advertising director and notes publication details. It shows subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties and outside counties, plus postal and Associated Press memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Ssimons
the World Company
Hlampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Soler Simons
Murray
Fernest Pontius Advertising
Lawrence Ber
All My Douglas and
Adtconme
Pougiaa
Associated Press
Ayat News
Elise
Risking Something for Peace in Korea War News
Article discusses President Eisenhower weighing withdrawal of a large American division from the Far East as a step toward easing world tensions. It notes opposition to the gamble and the risk of weakening defense, while signaling a potential policy shift at Geneva talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower Meides
Geneva
Neice
Time for Action Now on Sex Criminals in Society
A letter argues that repeat sex offenders are released too often, leading to further non fatal incidents and murders. The writer calls for stricter supervision and revised sentencing to prevent future crimes and protect women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cies
Namakescrean
Abner
Xood
Ahsok
Reds and Their Cards in Infiltration Tactics
Fragmentary notes discuss alleged communist infiltration tactics focusing on secrecy and covert affiliations. The text implies detection difficulties and the need to check affiliations while noting public suspicion and expunged references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fromuemiis
Commmunists
Bnybody
Too Much Spotlight on a Do It Yourself Movement
A garbled text describes officials voicing concern over a self organized movement, noting intrusive public attention and potential errors in a Soviet context. It mentions a state or group reaction and possible misdirection of blame while referencing a two part series or issue.
East and West Seem Far Apart at Geneva Talks
James Marlow reports from Washington that at the Geneva conference East and West remain miles apart despite pleasantries. Bulganin repeats Molotov ideas for a new 32 nation European security pact excluding the United States, potentially abolishing NATO and delaying German reunification for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West
Russia
Geneva
Bulgain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Marlow
West Germany
ATO
NATO
Europe
Bulganin
Gen- Pla
Molotov
Berlin
Britain
France
East Germany
Mol
Fierope
Tey
Moloroe
Germany
Faithful in He That Calleth You Verse Paraphrase
A brief devotional note cites Thessalonians 5 24 promising that God who calls believers will also perfect them. The message emphasizes faithfulness and divine summons guiding daily life.
Hal Boyle on Wives and Secret Qualities
Hal Boyle muses on wives as secretive, unpredictable yet devoted figures. He contrasts marital quirks with bachelor perspectives and recalls a wartime farewell note from his wife tucked in a soldier’s gear, highlighting love found in small acts like laundry scraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Abilene Ministers Hold Peace Prayers For Geneva Talks
Abilene pastors and ministers staged early Sunday prayers at morning worship and held a noon outdoor ceremony on the Eisenhower Museum steps to seek divine guidance for President Eisenhower and other world leaders at Geneva. About 250 locals and visitors attended as AP wirephoto teams filed images from the events. The town portrayed unity despite short notice responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Museum
David Townley
Abilene
Fragments Spark Odd Observations On Daily Life
A mosaic of quirky quips and anecdotes covers weathered topics from fashion to food. The piece blends stray jokes about Higbody and flatness with odd bits about a Maine cat and a judge’s odd verdict on sanity.
Why May Day Is Celebrated As a Spring Festival
A quiz Q and A style item asks why May Day is celebrated as a spring festival in Europe. Origins are debated with tree worship by Druids, ancient spring rites in Egypt and India, and other theories.
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Egypt
India
Staterooms, Docks and Diplomats in July Washington
Washington columns note talk of a San Francisco Republican convention crowd needing hotel space for 40 000 delegates prompting plans to rent a luxury liner for events. The piece also covers embassy reception heat tactics at the Venezuelan mission and remarks on Mamie Eisenhower accompanying Ike to Geneva, plus informal credential ceremonies for new ambassadors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San Francisco
Len Hall
Republican National Committee
Sénora
Georgina C. de Gonzales
Fd Trilling
State Department
Geneva
Mamie
Ike
Europe
Tort Connally
Texas
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Dean Acheson
Notable community moves and visits featured in town notes
Old Home Town reports Roy A. Bowers of KU becoming dean of UNM School of Pharmacy. Several service members and relatives are mentioned, including Stumbo visiting family, Crown arriving at Camp Miles from Europe, and Lt. Boardman earning the Bronze Star. A July 7 wedding in San Diego, social entertaining in Manhattan and Wichita areas, and multiple local engagements are listed with names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy A. Bowers
K.U
University of New Mexico School of Pharmacy
Fred L. Stumbo
E. L. Stumbo
John P. Crown
Camp Miles
Standish
Mass
Samuel C. Boardman
Ins
Betty Baldridge
Henry Firner Jr
Wedding Bell Chapel
San Diego
Stanley S. Jones
Manhattan
G. W. Jones
Ogden Jones
Bess Ulrich
Kansas City
Marjorie Richard
Helen Wagstall
Lon Buzick
Katherine Reding
Persis Cook
H. H. Lane
Ivom Chicago
Edwin Harper Lane
Lorene Elizabeth Virkus
E. C. Maxwell
Louise
Albert Gordon
Thomas Gerhart
Thomas
Hays
Wichita
Hutchinson
Gerhart
Radio and TV Listings Show July 2 Schedules Across Networks
A dense wartime style TV and radio grid lists programs for stations WOAF KMBC WREN KFKU and KMBC-TV KOMO-TV across Wednesday July 2. The listings include news segments, game shows, dramas, weather, sports, and variety features with station names and time slots.
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Halton Recordes
Lowe
Emporia Gazette
Higbody
Cate
Maine
City
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Canada
Virginia
Old Dominions
Charles I
Peter Edson
Nga Wheshington
Stuyvesant Wainright
R-Ny
Nan
Long Island
Saddigh Muntasser
Libia
Don Fernando Fournier
Costa Rica
Haydar Gork
Turkey
Ambassador Gork
Old Home Town
the Bowersock
Marguerite Spietz
Frances Hackbarth
Ellen Wiedemann
Mary Marks
Vera Caine
Ethel Henderson
Pearl Henderson
Hazel Jones
Ethel Mullens
Winona Mullen
Agnes Burke
Gertrude Frank
Air Dome
Robert Herod
Dwight Buchanan
Herman Engel
Sam Jones
Count Firestone
Clell Francisco
Mayne Allphin
Newton Cope
Murray Griesa
John Myers
Lawrence Hughes
Norwood McCormick
Ben Carman
Carl Achning
Bob Starkweather
Wanda Bartley
Florence
Mrs. Whitcroft
Bowersack
Linnie Sheets
Jane Sheets
Gertrude LaCoss
Edith Hinesley
Elizabeth O'Brien
Ruby Whitcroft
RADIO
WOAF
KMBC
Wren Kfku
KMIN
Allan Jackson
Uae
Metlea & Moly
Ty Wren
Neons
Alan Jackson
Byrn
eSpary
Wodaf. TV
KOMO
Sorey
Rin Haker
Werther
Dong Schouy
Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Ceesneh Grahan
Miya Arthur Godfrey
Tiniwaus
Valiant Lady
Obbi Lawe
Zunthi
Creedaiek
Chie
Kathiern Carter
Kabs
Bert di
Robert Q. Lews
Hubert Q. Lewis
Lankletter
Dinkietier
Ted Mack
Chico Theatre of Romance
Rob Crosby
Crosby
Harly
Hopatong
Casaldy
Monroe
Lone Ranger
CTA
Dragnettar
Ord Theatre O Su
Mark Taber
de Bronet
NEC
Se —Brollo
Night Owl
Adam
Raney
Harry J., Anglum, JR
United Finance Corp
Massachusetts
Adam Kay
Massachusette
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