Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details and rates
Lawrence Daily Journal World announces editors and staff roles, publishing location at 1351 and 1552 East Ninth Street and Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail, with regional distribution and post office details. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves rights to local news content.
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the World Company
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Lawrence
Kansas
Paaise Res Dolehsions
J. W. Murray
Ernest Pontius
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Associated Press
Rain Gauges Show Localized Rain Variations Across City
The Pittsburg Headlight notes a record 0.30 inch rainfall at the College while downtown Pittsburg saw only a trace, with gauges in Lawrence and South Douglas county showing spotty readings. observers question whether this year follows the pattern of no universal rain, as gauge accuracy implies differing local precipitation.
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Pittsburg
Lawrence
South
Douglas County
Kaw Valley
Bookend Phase Question Sparks School Arts Debate
Deputy Mayor Henry Epstein of New York asked why students who fail shop classes excel at improvised devices and zip guns. Educators defend progressive projects, noting skilled teachers guide student initiative beyond simple bookends, rewarding real designs and science fair quality work.
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Henry Epstein
New York
Superintendents of Schools
Epavein
Deva
Lawrence
New Reserve Bill Scrutinized as Complex And Expansive
The piece critiques a new military reserve bill awaiting President Eisenhower's signature. It notes mixed applicability for old and new law provisions, countless options, and heavy paperwork. The author laments the shift toward a garrison state and questions reserve training efficiency amid fears of future war.
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Eisenhower
United States
Germany
Russians May Keep Pleasant Relations With Western Leaders
The World Today reports President Eisenhower and Soviet leaders discussed broad exchange visits at Geneva, signaling a possible invite to Bulganin and Khrushchev. British Premier Eden says the pair will visit Britain in spring 1956, suggesting ongoing efforts to maintain cordial EastWest relations.
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Eisenhower
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Coney Island
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Geneva
Bulganin
Eden
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Britain
Twilight for the Ladies Best Hour of Charm
Hal Boyle discusses dusk as the feminine moment when women shine while men exhaust themselves. He argues women use half light to maintain allure, noting behavior shifts after midnight and contrasting male fatigue with female persistence. He muses on American prosperity, labor, and cross border perspectives.
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New York
Atoms for Peace Idea Belittled and Questioned
An American scientific view argues that the Atoms for Peace plan is overhyped for a gullible public. Experts say reading writing health and farming skills matter first, and that atomic power remains costly and not yet a universal solution.
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Washinton
Geneva
Switzerland
Eisenhower
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Old Home Town Notes From a Kansas Town
Announcements include Doris Dunkley wedding to Yeoman Joseph Faust Jr at Chase Field on July 20. Lofty local items note Glenn Moody leaving World Company after 25 years with a stag dinner at Sunflower Grill. Col Samuel G Clarke dies from injuries after July 18 car crash.
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George Dunkley
Doris
Joseph Faust Jr
Chase Field
Glenn A. Moody
World Company
Sunflower Grill
Eudora
Ellen Jane Lupton
Ann Ackerman
Evanston, Ill
Francis Swaim
Stephen
Samuel G. Clarke
Milton Elliott
Harry Leonhart
Luella Shaw
Margaret Colman
W. A. Schaal
Bankers Association
J. B. Taylor
Alpha Kappa Psi
Erasmus Haworth
J. C
Lefty) Sproull
Detroit
Michi
Cargill Sproul
Definition of Bravery by Omar N. Bradley
General Omar N. Bradley defines bravery as courage in action facing a challenge with decision and purpose. He notes brave individuals risk everything and carry out plans with fortitude, whether in open combat or defending a moral principle, without regard for personal cost.
War Tax on Travel Still Hurts Rail Use
Kansas City Kansan notes World War II ended ten years ago yet a travel tax persists. The levy, once meant to move troops, keeps discouraging rail travel as riders choose car trips, leaving many train seats vacant.
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Kansas City
Kansan
Summer musings from the alumni and quirky quips
The piece blends light reflections on alumni life and humor about heat, homes, and a robber locked in a refrigerator. It likens weight to compound interest and ends with a pun on eye contact with a boss while napping.
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Indiana
Preservation of Old Glory in National Museum
The flag once called Old Glory is kept in the United States National Museum but cannot be displayed due to its worn condition. It is stored in a moth proof steel locker for safekeeping.
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Eisenhotver
Dulles
Russia
United States
United States National Museum
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Cluttered Listing
A fragmentary page shows radio and TV program listings for KMBC WDAF WREN and others, including times and show titles. The poor OCR yields jumbled callsigns and program names across July 28 and July 29 with multiple channel references and irregular spacing.
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KMTA
Attina Sachsen
Pine Music
Db Warsports
Boo Wirin
Pei Peat
WDA
Stan
WBAF
Morgan Beat
KMBG
Keals
WDAF
KMBC
Whtaties
Rains Ward Singur
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Television listings and schedule notes with station broadcssts
TV guide style entry listing WDAF TV 14 and KOMO TV 15 schedules for Thursday with various shows. Includes news segments, talk shows, weather, and feature programs across multiple stations. Highlights include The Garry Moore Show, News Caravan, Weather, and daytime specials.
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Xmbc-Tv
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