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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1956
Page
4
The Lawrence Daily lists editors and office at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas. It provides subscription rates including 2 cents per week for local, 18 dollars per year, and 70 dollars per year for United States delivery, with postal matter designation and adjoining counties.
The American Medical Association aims to trim the code of ethics to a concise one paragraph doctrine with a nine percent wordage cut. The final adoption decision comes this Sweenther, with strong support for maintaining high standards across doctors.
A rambling piece notes how minor inches in various contexts alter outcomes from sports to farming to public safety. It highlights near misses, weather, crop and water concerns, and hints at debates over fluoridation and labor politics while stressing the small-scale but widespread impact of inches.
A reflective piece traces Lady Macbeth's stage history from brutal early portrayals to refined psychological heroines. It notes Marilyn Monroe's rumored interest, juxtaposing her star image with the character's obsessive drive and public fragility.
The article discusses bureaucratic attitudes toward Indigenous peoples, noting long standing policies described as harsh and paternalistic. It cites a push by conscientious officials to shift responsibility to Indians themselves, while acknowledging entrenched views that have persisted for a century and resist quick reversal.
Cornell editor of the Cornell Patriot reports on a teen age clash between youths from neighboring towns. A bright skirmish escalated as Galahad like youths rushed to battle, highlighting juvenile involvement in a bridge war style confrontation.
A public library announces new acquisitions and a display featuring titles such as Maurice Collis Cortes and Montezuma, Philip Osteker Indians of the Northwest Coast, and Richard L Walker China and Despotism. The list includes Kenneth Macgowan The Living Stage, Charlotte Adams Fat-Well, and much more historic fiction and non fiction with varied authors and eras.
A fragmentary Bible verse reference appears to cite Psalm 69510 with unclear wording about shaving and the Proach. The readable portion offers no full verse or coherent message for a complete card.
Fragmented text shows a dysfunctional scene about personal relationships and advice. It mentions a husband, a player, a locker room, and looming changes as a pumpkins appears a figure eyeing pie. The legible content hints at cautionary guidance on trust and behavior.
A scanned Q A column covers peat use in gardening noting peat as decayed vegetation from deposits that releases bacteria and boosts soil moisture. asks who made the first nonstop Atlantic flight Britain’s Capt John Alcock and Gt Arthur W Browne on June 15 16 1919. queries a lunar rainbow its rarity. asks oldest British title of nobility the Earls. and whether all countries accept a three mile territorial limit noting Sweden’s four mile claim.
Washington reports that the Republican San Francisco convention aims for a brief platform praising President Eisenhower to keep him above controversial issues. The piece contrasts this with FDR and Truman who bore blame, noting cabinet figures like Dulles and Benson face criticism while Eisenhower stays shielded.
Ten year ago polio forced Camp Naish to close while Lorraine Clark, six, was rushed to Kansas City for treatment. Local families held hayrack rides and wiener roasts as community life carried on amid the epidemic and public health concerns.
A dense OCR list outlines radio and television programming across stations WDAF WREN WDAE KMBC and others for Saturday and Sunday, July dates. It lists news blocks, music segments, imitations of Opry style shows, sports updates, and various hour-by-hour program blocks with numerous named shows and hosts.
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