Lawrence World Company Daily Paper Rates 1891
The Lawrence World Company publishes daily except Sunday at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with editors SIMONS ERNEST PONTIUS and ARIOR. Subscription rates list carrier in Lawrence 25 cents per week $13 yearly six months $6.56. Mail in Douglas and adjoining counties six months $3 one year $5 outside Douglas County one year $7 six months $4.00. Paper entered as second class postal matter and Associated Press membership.
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the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Telephone 22
Douglas
Radio and TV Programs Listing for June 2 3
Radio and TV schedules show a dense lineup across stations WDAF KMBC WHREN WREN and others. Programs include news, music, talk, sports, dramas, and children's shows with multiple time slots and channel identifiers.
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WDAF
KMBC
KMHC
Allan Jackson
WHREN
KMUC
Jackson
Just
WLAK
Alan
WMRE
Wren—Tello Teat
WRENN
WDAK
Morgan Beatty
Wren-Kerku
KAT —Odfrey Pures
WAR Danah
PAM Ween
Cdis
Lodicers
Wdaf.-Tv
Kmbc-Tv
Kcmo-Tyv
Thopaiong Cassidy Pav Corie
Lene Ranger
Nnay
He Laagiet
Star
Town Gown Harmony Highlighted at Kansas University
Terry Noble Fiske of Cheyenne Wyoming, set to graduate from Kansas University, praises Lawrence residents and the student body for their friendly relations. The column notes a history of tense moments at other campuses but commends the current community spirit and its positive impact on local business and culture.
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New Haven
Hconn
Yale University
Lawrence
Kansas University
Journal-World
Terry Noble Fiske
Cheyenne
Wyo
K. U
Time Will Test Desegregation Progress Across Courts
The Supreme Court leaves school desegregation without a deadline, deferring to local and state bodies. It notes change will take years, urging groups to work out details so all interests are served while the ruling remains in effect and prompts continued reform.
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Supreme Court
High Court
Radio Amateurs Aid Udall and Blackwell After Tornadoes
In Udall and Blackwell Oklahoma hours of confusion after the tornadoes gave way to rapid information from Wichita and nearby towns ham radio operators. They coordinated with National Guard Red Cross Salvation Army and other disaster relief agencies ensuring communication when other lines failed.
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Udall
Blackwell
Okla
Wichita
National Guard
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Smithsonian Adds Davy Crockett Rifle and Tomahawk
Security tightening came before the Smithsonian Institution announced it possesses Davy Crockett's rifle and tomahawk. The rifle used for target practice by the famed frontiersman while he was a Washington congressman is not the one that killed a bear. Yet many young Americans would covet any rifle associated with Davy Crockett.
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Smithsonian Institution
Davy Crockett
Washington
Davy
Kansas City Lawyer Denied Plea in Government Office Scene
A Kansas City lawyer, addressing a judge and jury in a government office, presented his plea but was denied. He nonetheless spoke out as a lawyer, directing his remarks toward another audience across the desk in the govern office.
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Kansas City
Why Not a Starlight Trek for Lawrence This Summer
Editor Journal-World wonders if, rain or shine, Lawrence residents would enjoy a Starlight Theatre performance in Kansas each summer as a mass gathering. Elfriede F. Rowe.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas Y
Elfriede F. Rowe
Sizing Up The New Men in The Kremlin
James Marlow analyzes Khrushchev Mikoyan and Bulganin as the new Kremlin leaders. They appear more cooperative and moderate than Stalin, aiming to soften the West and fracture alliances while pursuing a Communist world. Khrushchev leads talks, while Bulganin acts as premier alongside Mikoyan, signaling a shift in tactics from the old regime.
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Kremlin
Washington
Joseph Stalin
Austra
Khrushchev
Anastasi I. Mikoyan
Mikoyan
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Russia
Communist Party
Bulganin
Stalin
Things That Do Not Happen to Us After Forty
Hal Boyle notes the ordinary anxieties and oddities that plague people over forty as he observes common life moments. The piece playfully lists questions about luck, habits, and everyday quirks, concluding that if many apply, you are normal in an extraordinary world.
Could Save Sum to Balance Budget Could Save Sum to Balance Budget
The Hoover Commission on Government Organization reports suggest annual savings could top three billion with reforms in paperwork medical services lending agencies transportation and warehousing. Additional one shot and surplus selling gains could yield further funds while some recommendations clash with policy.
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Washington
U.S
Hoover Commission On Organization of Government
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Department of Defense
Treasury
Hoover Commission
Eisenhower
Congress
Leader stance hints at avoiding war with West
The text suggests a push to coexist with the West without war while pursuing long term aims. It notes they have done little beyond talk, implying a shift away from Stalinist methods to more refined approaches, to be proven by future actions.
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Sti
Stalin
Journey for Margaret remembered in wartime tale
The Emporia Gazette recalls war era memories tied to W. L. White and his book Journey for Margaret. It tells of the child evacuated from London, renamed Margaret, who later inspires a story and a motion picture. Barbara White is shown as enrolling at Stanford University next fall.
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Diutehinsun News Klewatt
Sears
Margaret
W.L. White
Emporia Gazette
White
London
America
Barbara White
Stanford University
Journey for Margaret War Tale Seen as Bright Note
A rare wartime story of resilience, Journey for Margaret, stands out as a beacon of happiness amid conflict. The piece highlights swift shifts in time and the enduring human spirit that keeps hope alive through hardship.
Barbs and brief quips in a dated column
A collection of light observations and wry comments on social habits and current events. The items joke about winter furnace troubles, reading habits, Congress members' vacations, golfers, an East coast couple marrying in an airplane, newlyweds starting in the clouds, and common worries about being single or married.
Quiz on early English claims to North America
The questions ask whose discoveries underpin English claims to North America. Answer: John Cabot in 1497, who reached the coast and claimed it for King Henry VIII. Another question asks who is thought to be the first white man on American soil, with Leif Ericson as the answer.
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North America
John Cabot
Henry VIII
Leif Ericson
Bible Verse Psalm 91 Promise of Deliverance
Today's verse speaks of God being with the afflicted in trouble and delivering the faithful. It echoes a psalmist's assurance that seeking refuge in the Lord brings protection and rescue from danger.
Old Home Town joins Lawrence police force
Freeman notes Fred W. Robertson joined the Lawrence police. He served in the Army in 1942 and 1943. The item also lists resignations, anniversaries, weddings, deaths, and a theater restoration contract of 3,200 dollars amid a busy local notices page.
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Fred W. Robertson
Lawrence
Broderick H. Johnson
K.A
Syracuse
N.Y.) University
Robert E. Wood
Sunflower Ordnance Works
James Tudhope
Linwood
H. B. Ober
Carlsbad
Carlif
Hovey H. Hanna
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Frank J. Cronk
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Bernita Harris
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Leona Brown
Arlene Stancliff
Mary Willert
John Scott
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Minnie Wilbur
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G. A. Hamman
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St. Louis
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Glendale Griffith
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Puget Sound
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Lilian
Clara Husted
Riverside Embroidery Club
Worden Club
John Heim
William Nadelhoffer
Varsity Theater
Cook Books
China
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