DOLPH SONS Kaltoran and Publisher BILL MA
The text lists staff roles and dates for a Lawrence Kansas paper, noting editors Simona and VeNaitseee, managers Eller and others. It states the World Company published daily with Sunday off, at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, with subscription rates by carrier and mail, and mentions postal and AP affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Sons
Kaltoran
Bill MA
Eeneet VeNaitseee
Leo Eller
W. C. Simona
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
United States
Seabee
Weight a Big Topic In D.C. Now
A weight test gauges VIP body sizes amid White House lore and college days. Truman Stevenson Kefauver Butler Hall weighings cited. White jokes about a lean race ahead. WAC lingerie allowance noted. a hotel train tour for officials through Sheraton Park grounds described. a chocolate straw calorie gimmick tested by Rep Ayres for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
West Point
Harry S. Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Georgetown University
Dr. White
Foston
White House
White
Sheraton Park Hotel
Clarence Davis
William Ayres
Ohio
Children's Hospital
Ayres
Radio and TV Programs Listings for July 31
Station schedules show WDAF KMGO WREN RERU 1200 listing programs for Tuesday July 31 including News at 10, Weather at 10:16, Baseball on KMBC, Biography in Sound, Cardinal and Orioles features, and various music shows. Wednesday August 1 adds Newscast at 6:00, Just for Music at 6:30, and Truth or Consequences on KMBC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
KMGO
Wren
KMBC
Cardinals
Pirates
Biographica
Va Orioles
Ted Heath
Pauline Frederick
KMEC
Dilson
Newecast
Sporta
Morgan Heatty
K.F.K.U
WDRAF
Wren—Cardinals
Puila
Orloleni
Grundin Mare
Pauline Prederich
Rene
AP News
KMRC
Milton Cross
Television Schedule Fragments Show Busy Day TV Lineup
A jumbled OCR filled TV schedule lists shows and times across stations including Mickey Mouse News Caravan Three Star News Superman Paul Ford Doug Edwards News Movie Museum Name That Tunes Bowling War Joe Sneak Preview Wyatt Earp and The Phil Silvers Show with late-night entries like The Ten OClock News Studio News Tonight and Night Owl News. entries include many unclear titles and mismatched times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesaday
Mickey Mouse
Snooky Lawson
News Caravan
d—News
Three Star Sports
Three Star News
Three Star Weather
Paul Ford
Doug Edwards
the News
Joe
Pratumb Theatre
Wyatt
Earp
Studio A Bros. Praaents
Bleinke Jr
Cavito Theatre
Phil Silvers
Phoebe
Mir
Ray Hutton
Tuearzy
Todey
Morning News
Ding
Bob Crosby
Ventor
They Mouse Club
Jay P. Morgan
Star Sports
Celebrity Playhouse
Playhouse
It May Be Up to You Class of 1946 Reunion Prophecy Reading
The Lawrence High School Class of 1946 plans a September reunion with a public reading of a class prophecy from math balls. The piece recollects former classmates with wit and nostalgia, noting how time changes people from shy youths to successful adults while emphasizing the value of how one finishes.
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Lawrence High School
Aga
Sonery
Barthsomne Rover
Be Ravine
Irl
Newspaper Editors Contempt For Cowardly Anonymous Campaign Tactics
The Journal-World received a five page unsigned release listing testimony about Gov. Fred Hall and Warren Shaw. Editors condemn anonymous materials used in this election year as underhanded, noting the release lacked a source or signature. The piece questions campaign tactics, money raised, and the impact on party unity amid recent political maneuvers.
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Fred Hall
Journal-World
Hall
Warren Shaw
Youll
Lee
Shaw
Pliff
Tom
Senshe McCarthy
Moses
Tye
Denny
Economic Miracle and Free Enterprise Debate in Europe
The author argues postwar Europe recovered miraculously through free enterprise and open trade, contrasting it with nations leaning toward paternalistic state controls. The piece cites William Henry Chamberlain on capitalism’s dynamic effect and warns that misapplied policy risks repeated crises. it praises the US system when used wisely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
William Henry Chamberlain
Putnam Eckdall Report Clears Putnam's Record
Robert J. Howard of Kansas urges readers to favor James W. Putnam for Kansas attorney general. He contrasts Putnam’s strong community service, education, and integrity with Frank Eckdall’s self-serving campaign, urging scrutiny of backgrounds and platforms amid a smear environment.
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James W. Putnam
Emporia
Putnam
Associated Press
Putnnan
Frank Eckdall
Emporia State
Iis
Emporia State Teachers College
Tdea
K. U
Kansas
Kk. A. Law School
Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
YMCA
Kiwanis
Eckdall
Hutchinson
Oane
Robert J. Howard
Sebro
Law University of Kansas
GOP Rivalries Darken Kansas Primary Fight
The Pratt Republican scene reacts to Gov Hall's accusation that his main rival Warren Shaw took political kickbacks. Factional infighting splits the party as speculation rises about future Kansas governors, with editors calling for restraint amid escalating mudslinging and uncertain renomination.
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Poe Tribune
Hall
Warren Shaw
Lound
George Docking
Harry Woodving
Kansas
Hall Wall
Loyal Hot Dog Faithfulness Across Time and Politics
Hal Boyle notes national affection for the hot dog as a cultural constant, tracing its origins from sausages to frankfurters and Coney Island. He cites production, consumption, and quirky milestones, then shifts to Kansas politics, criticizing the harsh primary clash between Hall and Warren Shaw and urging party progress over personal rancor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
St. Louis
Ores
Poly Grounds
Fragmented Notes On Neighborhood Frustrations And Misunderstandings
A rough, unfinished passage describes tensions in foreign counties and neighbors, mentioning drums, natives, domestic chores, and commercial interruptions. It reflects irritation with constant running in and out and a shift from a question about a rooster to broader observations about simple things when understood.
Why is supreme happiness called seventh heaven
TheMoslems believe there are seven heavens stacked tier upon tier, each signifying greater happiness. God and the angels reside in the seventh or "ten" heaven.
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God
Angels
City council approves milk ordinance swap and garbage fee
Old Home Town notes two health measures: repeal city milk ordinance in favor of the Standard Milk Ordinance and add a 50 cent garbage pickup charge on water bills. Also mentions Mrs. A L Sawyer’s 100th birthday party and local happenings including a Pi Beta Phi picnic and Ruth Russell’s Berkshire festival.
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A. L. Sawyer
Baldwin
Sawyer
W. M. Balch
Roy Lothr
New York
Robert Shaw
Tanglewood, Mass
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
D.C
Douglas Larsen
Kenneth
Ilmore
NEA
British War Department
Uncle Sam
Jedes Tho
Althouc
Royal Army Corps
Wacs
Pentagon
Army
RADIO
Wdaf.tv
Kcmo-T
Night Owl
NEA Service
Putnam Eckdall Report
Journal World
Hal Boyle
Naseer
Suez Canal
New York Giants
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
America
Russia
Troy
Odysseus
Frankfurt
Charles Feltman
Ist
Boss ‘Tweed
National Reactor
Idaho
Republican
Latte
Tribune
Arn
Fall
Topeka
Priemary
Gov. Hall
Ann
Old Home Town
Douglas County
Farm Bureau
Maple Hill
Jacob Hammig
Chester Baldwin
Ralph Colman
W. D. Ware
George Strand
H. Armstrong
Beattie Collins
John French
John Kasson
Guy Bigsby
Frederick Daniel Morse
Frances Perkins
Marshall Gorrill
Fern Kasson
Velma Hay
Patline Johnson
Ottawa
Betty Washington
DAR
Gertrude Gilmore
New York Association
Franklin County
C. R. Hawley
J. R. Wilson
Wilson Drug Co
Billie Burke
Gloria
TV. Service
Montgomery Ward
A. V. Phillips
W. St
Frese
Roy Servos
N.Y
The
Tennessee Valley Authority
Pheas
Mel Fisher
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