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Lawrence Daily World editorial masthead lists editor and publisher Dolph Simons Murry Pontius and others. It shows daily publication details from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, with subscription rates by carrier and mail, and notes Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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Jail funding, staff needs highlighted by Journal-World pieces
The Journal-World reports flag unsafe jail facilities in Douglas County and urge prompt remedies. Sheriff Hodson asks for budget gains, a deputy, a third patrol car, and updated radio gear while noting no funds for jail renovation. Growth will require sustained attention and timely, thoughtful action to avoid future crises.
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Billy Hodgon
Charles Edmond¢gon
Kansas State
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Addiviena
Douglas County
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Eisenhower Gains World Support for Peace Efforts
The public largely believes in President Eisenhower's sincerity and knowledge in pursuing peace at Geneva. While some critics view the stance as propaganda, most Americans trust his experience with war’s tragedies and support his international actions in the interest of global peace.
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Diplomat Cordell Hull Early Training With Tennessee Volunteers
Cordell Hull’s early career included service as a company commander in the First Tennessee Volunteers during the Spanish-American War. The Presidio camp near Francisco housed many Tennessee troops, where soldiers learned practical leadership and dealing with difficult people, shaping Hull’s later political and diplomatic approach.
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Tennessee Camp
Morning Hours Best For Men Across the Nation
Hal Boyle reflects on how morning is a masculine time and evening a woman’s hour. He describes morning as a time of energy, purpose, and discovery for men, contrasting it with a wife’s morning duties and the quiet of night. The piece notes how parks fill with men at dawn and ends with a nostalgic salute to morning’s lasting pull on humanity.
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New York
Curbstone
Nature
America
Dungs Deng School
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Rheilah Graham
Tennessie
Moraine
Kitchen Klub
Jack Paar
Jack Paar 1H-30 46—Musical Interludeo)—Ramper Kloom
Welcome Travelers
Kathleen Carter
Ted Mack
Mr Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Kida Karnival
Euarty
Foard Theatre
hi—Adventure Theatre
Mour Star Playhouse
Lux Video Theatre
Johnny Cyrson
Mark Inhersory
Weatherth
K.O
Night Owl
Readers Letter on Private Business by Public Employees
Henry Jackson praises your Talbott editorial and urges a follow up supporting local city and county workers allowed to run private businesses during office hours. He argues using public phones for long distance calls funds private enterprise, saying it made America great.
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Journal-World
Talbott
America
Reserve Bill To Build Pool of Trained Men
James Marlow analyzes the military reserve bill just passed by Congress. Ike is expected to sign soon. The measure changes active and reserve obligations, creating trained ready reserves and standby reserves with differing training and pay rules, plus a special pre draft provision for youths under 18.
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Draft Law Poses Shortened Guard Service Option
The text notes a provision allowing a man born in 1813 to avoid the draft if he remains in the Guard until age 28. A new law offers a shortened Guard term of eight years by volunteering for three to six months of active training at a military post.
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Doctor removes marbles from Tennessee boy’s stomach
A Tennessee boy required medical removal of two marbles from his stomach after a child’s game gone wrong. The incident highlights dangers of rough play and the need for supervision.
Hannibal's Descent Route Through Traversette Pass Questioned
Historical note questions Hannibal's traditional Mont Genevre route and cites new research favoring Traversette in the Cottian range. It also states West Virginia leads in bituminous coal production.
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Mont Genevre
Dora Ripara
Durance
Cottian Range
West Virginia
Efficient system slur over dollar a year men
Washington debate over the 19 so called dollar a year men in the Commerce Department masks politics. The system, created by the Democratic administration during the Korean war, places experienced business executives in Washington to manage defense material allocations and train administrators. These WOC and WAE advisers work on short rotations with per diems and no salary, while their companies retain payrolls. The arrangement goals, rotation among industries, and the lack of policy authority are under scrutiny by a House subcommittee led by Rep. Emanuel Celler.
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Old Home Town notes and social updates mix
PFC Robert Gustafson arrives Cairo with Air Transport Command. Eudora hosts free street dance for Victory theater opening. Rev Alfred P. Smith to speak at Friends Church. Grangers visit Erie. Matassarins move to Wichita for internship. Lane family dinner at Broad View Inn honors Edwin Lane’s wedding. Latimer duo travel to England and Europe for academic work. Odd Fellows remodels properties at 8th and Vt Streets and 934 Mags. St. Haworth and others leave on west trips. Local girls host line party at Airdome with attendees from Ottawa and Kansas City. Miss Laurine Stevens visits Kansas City. Miss Steinbring from Lakeview visits. Smiths visit Kansas City. Eugenia Gallop and mother travel to Chicago. Esther Evans to Kansas City for a few days.
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Cairo
Egypt
Air Transport Command
Eudora
Victory Theater
Alfred P. Smith
Friends Church
Friends University
Wichita
D. M. Granger
Erie
Benjamin Matassarin
G. S. Landrith
Matassarin
St. Francis Hospital
Odd Fellows
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Vt. Sts
Ethel Peterson
Ottawa
Miss Knox
Kansas City
Laurine Stevens
Nina Cushing
Louise Steinbring
Lakeview
Lottie Burgner
B. F .Smith
Eugenia Gallop
Chicago
Esther Evans
Radio and TV Listings for July 27 28 Schedule
A dense cross listing of radio FM AM and TV programs across WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU KMHC WHREN WEAR and others for July 27 and 28. The page catalogs show times networks show hosts sports and shows from early morning to late night with many named programs and personalities. The fragmentary table preserves station callsigns program titles and scheduling blocks.
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Whren—Tello
WDAKF
WREN
WDAK
Morgan Beatty
Wren—Kerku
KMBC
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Wren—Cardinals
Pirates
KMRC
Juat Fine Muse
TIBF
KMBCA
Red Sox
Crovieho Mars
Kmbc Tennerine
Keys To Capitol
KAIBC
Meledina
Allan Jackson
Justine Musio
Wren—Tello
WDAFP
Tive
Wren—Keie
Hall
Roy Rogers
the Whistler
Disk Derby
Chordinati
Daras
WDAR
Digk Prerby
IFK
Mina Croste
Berry Klesding
WMRIW
Cgratde
Janine Wren
Martin Riven
Ring Crosvb
Television schedule excerpts from Dallas stations
The page lists prime time lineups for WDAF KMBC and KCMO with shows including News Caravan Disneyland The Millionaire This is Your Life and Tonight. details programs by time and station, reflecting a mid century TV guide layout.
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Kcmo-Tv
Ruyval Titty Honee
Comblih
Mat Kenng
News
Commander
News Caravan
Dios Laka
Three Star News
Frankie Lane
Television Theatre
Disneyland
Taye
Nine Oclock News
Eisenhower to Geneva with son as personal aide
Detroit News notes President Eisenhowers plan to take Maj John Eisenhower to Geneva as a personal aide. The piece recalls President Roosevelts similar Yalta trip with son Elliott and praises Johns sobriety, while joking about past rumors and cautioning against profiting from the experience with a book.
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John Eisenhower
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Eliott
Yalta
John
Men Respond to Wife Encouragement in Domestic Roles
A Concordia Blade Empire column notes a domestic tips expert says men grow more inclined to kitchen chores when given gentle wifely encouragement. The piece questions if positive prompts replace nagging or a towel and a glare as effective household motivation.
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Concordia Blade-Empire
Bible Verse Meditation On Joy In God's Presence
A brief verse note presents Psalm 16:11, affirming fullness of joy in the divine presence. The reflection highlights spiritual consolation and the belief that contentment comes from closeness to God.
Chamber Aids Carmel Man With Brand Gift Concept
In Albuquerque the Chamber of Commerce checked the Triple H Bar brand for Francis H. Jacoby of Carmel California. He planned a gift for his mother who registered the brand with the Cattle Sanitary Board in 1907 when she was Hazel Hostetter.
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Chamber of Commerce
Francis H. Jacoby
Carmel
Calif
Cattle Sanitary Board
Hazel Hostetter
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Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Old Home Town
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Broad View Inn
Edwin H. Lane
Lane
W. J. Baumgartner
Leona Baumgartner
W. C. Ellis
Mary Ellis
R. C. Ardrey
R. C. Ardrey, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ardrey, Mrs. W. H. Dunn
Elsie Larson
Mary Larson
Edith Larson
Mildred Ingham
Hope Lane
Martin Hanson
Pleasant Valley
Bobby Gene
H. B. Latimer
England
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Latimer
International Anatomical Association
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