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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1956
Page
4
The excerpt presents the Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead with editor and publisher names, addresses, and service details. It notes staff roles, rates, postal matters, and affiliations, reflecting a historic newspaper imprint.
The piece discusses Fred Hall's gubernatorial leadership in Kansas, contrasting his veto record and public stance with critics. It notes Republican primary rivals and themes of personal integrity, experience, and a promise of steady government. Supporters argue Hall would provide constructive, prudent governance and restore dignity to the office.
A disjointed World Today column portrays a tense Stassen moment after an attempted shove on Nixon, framing it as a pivotal event. It notes Republican tensions, calls for discipline, and questions about Stassen’s presidential prospects amid party divisions.
Hal Boyle paints a bustling postwar New York scene with a wary eye on costs, crowds, and city life. He notes crowded streets and subways, rising living costs, crowded theaters, and a mix of urban energy and fatigue as residents cope with noise, traffic, and the push to remodel and rebuild public spaces. The piece blends vivid street imagery with reflections on housing, crime, and social tensions shaping daily life in Manhattan.
Fragmentary text references county areas and a Topeka setting with vague notes about building costs and ordinances. Mentions aviation, delays, and required regulations but lacks coherent facts, dates, or named entities to confirm a story.
NEA Washington reports the Democratic presidential race now includes Adlai Stevenson Kefauver Harriman guiding a field of favorite sons. Delegates tally around 300 165 and 105 respectively with a large uncommitted bloc and potential postballot deals shaping the convention.
A snapshot of local history mentions Jayhawk Plunge closing as a precaution against infantile paralysis, a Methodist Youth Conference in Baldwin drawing 750 attendees, and Lt Alan F Asher joining the law firm Gorrill Asher and Gorrill after Army service. Other items note ministerial study plans, expectant mothers classes, and local civic leadership roles amid a mosaic of 1916 and 1950s recollections.
WDAF 810 KMJ WREN KFRKU 120 present a day long lineup with News Sports and Music. Highlights include KMBC Just for Music and Show Time. WREN carries Cardinals and Milton Cross programs while KMBC features Jazz Nocturne and a late Milton Cross show.
A dense listing of programs across WDAF KMBC and KCMO includes news, soap operas, game shows, films, and specials. Notable items feature The Tonight News, Captain Kangaroo, The Edge Of Night, Robbed by program names, and multiple children's blocks. The chatter reflects a packed midweek Kansas City broadcast lineup with numerous time slots.
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