Lawrence Daily Journal history notice and masthead
Front page masthead repeats founding date 1891 and editors W Muanay and publisher Down Simons. It notes daily except Sunday publication, office at 722 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence Kansas, tariff details, and AP wire service rights. Repeats ownership and archival notice with Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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Eisenhower in Abilene Highlights Leadership Qualities
Reading the Abilene visit as a showcase of Eisenhower’s leadership, the piece praises his rise from local roots to national prominence. It notes his inclusive hiring focus seeking top talent, his thoughtful Wednesday address, and a decisive press conference that clarified his broad political approach and refusal to engage in personal fights. The article ends with a tale of a cloudseeder offering to seed clouds during the Abilene event.
Radio Listings and Opinion on Eisenhower Taft Choice
A fragmented radio schedule mixed with a political op-ed argues that the crucial issue is the Republican stance against perceived evils. It states the nominee's beliefs and willingness to fight for them, deeming the specific name less vital than the platform.
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Eisenhower
United States
Taft
British security team's Korea visit amid growing unease
The British government frets over Korea as a defense minister and two policy experts plan a fact gathering visit. They will review the truce stalemate, Koje prisoner camps, and President Syngman Rhee’s arrests, while noting limited British influence on on-site decisions. The observers' findings will attract interest here.
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Right to Vote Questioned at Sunflower Housing Project
Government land moves threaten Sunflower residents voting rights as the army claims the area with the new housing project may be outside any state political subdivision. Voters must belong to a subdivision, so the right to vote for Sunflower residents could hinge on court decisions. The piece also notes Abilene traffic safety success during a Ike welcome event, and Harriman addressing Kansas Young Democrats on farmer needs amid shifting fair deal dynamics.
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Local youths named for Kansas Boys and Girls State roles
Delegates from Old Home Town include Bill Conboy Bob Elbel Bob Ellsworth Burris Lavery Jimmie Murray and Stan Stockton for Wichita Boys State Harry Winters to serve as junior counsellor Girls State delegates listed Betty Jo Campbell Patsy Creel Barbara Ewing and Frances Lawrence KU summer school enrollment tops 10 0 The Red Cross women making khaki comfort kits under Mrs Helmer Klock Mrs Jost and children Douglas and Julienne move to Wichita to join Mr Jost at Boeing Also notes on visitors weddings and a university reception
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Bill Conboy
Bob Elbel
Bob Ellsworth
Burris Lavery
Jimmie Murray
Stan Stockton
Harry Winters
Betty Jo Campbell
Patsy Creel
Barbara Ewing
Frances Lawrence
University of Kansas
Red Cross
Helmer Klock
Martin Jost
Douglas
Julienne
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Kansas City Dental College
Joseph F. Wilkins
Wedding and social notices from Topeka and area
Community page lists weddings and engagements including Evelyn Consger with Wilfred McClain on June 4 in Topeka. Iva L Mitchell of Lawrence wed James M Willey of Plattsburg Mo on June 3. Fletcher daughter to Floyd White wedding prayer and social events follow.
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Topeka
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Lawrence
James M. Willey
Plattsburg
Evelyn Strong
Letitia Long
Anne Child
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Year Round Schools Proposed to Ease Crowded Classes
Topeka Capital notes rising city populations push demand for more school facilities. A Better Homes article suggests year round operation could save money and reduce overcrowding by starting the school year in January with terms in April July and October. Benefits include cooler indoor temperatures via air conditioning and seasonal outdoor activities. opposition may come from teachers and parents.
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Better Homes & C Magazine
John Studebaker
Barbs by Halcochean T and the cost of living ahead
A fragment column tone notes social gad about friends and thrift. It references thieves stealing Tee Indian blankets in New Mexico and jokes about parental anger and Uncle Sam saving money. The piece hints at why people quit relationships and questions costs of living.
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Ike's Critics Sound Off On First Political Speech
James Marlow reports from Washington that Dwight D. Eisenhower faced immediate scrutiny after his first political speech. Asked about FEPC, he urged leadership and state action over federal mandate, drawing praise from Southern Democrats but sharp criticism from the NAACP which urged federal legislation. The reaction revealed the perils of public office as he shifts from military hero to political figure.
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Taft seeks equal TV radio time from FCC
Senator Taft asked the Federal Communications Commission to require nationwide free radio and TV air time similar to the Ike Abilene broadcast. He argued that Eisenhower’s political speech earned him coast-to-coast coverage and that he deserves the same treatment.
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Secret plane crash near Tokyo injures none
A four-jet Tornado bomber trained near Tokyo and crashed minutes after takeoff. All three crewmen parachuted to safety and were unharmed. The incident involved a super-secret aircraft flown for testing and evaluation at a base near Tokyo.
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Eisenhower Taft Clash Shapes 1952 Election Theme
A long-form 1951 WSJ extract argues the pivotal 1952 choice will be freedom versus crypto-socialist egalitarianism. It praises Eisenhower and Taft for stance against class warfare, inflation, and oversized government, urging a strong two party system and prudent foreign policy.
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Scrubbing tools and clues in a trimmed puzzle list
A compact list of cryptic clues and partial definitions ranges from cleaning items like suds and a scrubber to names of people and mythic or literary references. The items hint at words tied to cleaning, poetry, letters, and identities, forming a mixed set of crossword style entries.
Television Schedule Fragment Reflects Broad Weekend Lineup
The scanned page outlines a dense TV slate with shows across Friday to Sunday. Entries mention sports, comedy and drama programs, with titles like Cavalcade of Boxing Greatest Fights of Century, One Man's Family, Western Feature, Hallmark Hall of Fame, and The Cisco Kid among others. Various time blocks and network references appear in the cluttered OCR.
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