Lawrence Journal World announces staff and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World lists editors bill may and Ernest Ponte with billing and advertising roles. It notes publication daily except Sunday from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and provides subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties, with United States mail options and post office status.
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W. C. Simons
Word Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Amar
United States
Lawrer
Opportunity to aid exceptional children through work program
A local plan proposes a high school age oriented program to place exceptional students in supervised part time jobs with business leaders. aims to reduce delinquency and provide meaningful employment, training, and stable outcomes for mentally handicapped and high school graduates, emphasizing preparation and dependability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler
Laweal
Lawrence
Fred
Rome
Kate Cary
Scrivner's Luncheon Praises Kansas Beef to Congress
A survey of Congressional opinion shows lawmakers praising Kansas beef as the best in the world after Scrivner and Kansas City meat packers delivered 1,600 pounds of prime Wyandotte steer to prove the claim. Dishes from other states are mentioned but cannot compare to Kansas beef, according to the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Errett
Scrivner
Geovierts
Kansas
Washington
Louisiana
Maine
New Jersey
Virginia
Congressman Scyivaer
Kansas City
Kansas Bee
Wind Storm Definitions by Wellington High Teacher
Dorothy Dey, a Wellington High School teacher, offers precise definitions of wind storms. Gale, hurricane, typhoon, cyclone, tornado, and related terms are explained with standard speeds, geographic associations, and typical sizes. The piece contrasts proper meteorological terms with colloquial uses and notes directional rotation patterns in cyclones by hemisphere.
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Dye News
Dorothy Dey
Wellington
Miss Dey
The
Daily News
Foraviean
West Indies
China
Tropics
Stevenson Blames Ike for Small Business Troubles
Adlai Stevenson attacks the Eisenhower administration for neglecting small business while noting 1954 and 1959 saw lower small business mortality than normal. He cites SBA data showing 42 failures per 10,000 in 1959 and an average of 22 per 10,000 since 1900, while business formations rise to 4,255,000 with 28,300 net new since last year. He argues the current prosperity favors large firms, but data partly contradicts this grievance.
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Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Kefauver
Eisenhower
Small Business Administration
Stevenson
New Books at Lawrence Free Public Library Display
Readers can explore a wide display this week at Lawrence Free Public Library featuring The Wonderful World of the Lore by Albro Gaul and How to Run a Small Business by J K Lasser. Other titles include How Far the Promised Land by Walter White and The Prevalence of People by Marston Bates, along with Spy Stories from Asia by Kurt Singer and Doctor Kate Angel on Snowshoes by Adele Coman at the Lawrence library.
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Lawrence Free Public Library
Albro Gaul
Neper
Tynes
J. K. Lasser
Walter White
Marston Bates
Asia
Kurt Singer
al- Ineist
Kate
Angel
Adele Comandini
Kate Pelham Newcomb
Woodruff
Wisconsin
John Baillie
Barbs An Milinais Cop Quick Wit Sparks Lively Dispatch
A local police officer asks a speeding driver where he is headed and quips about people souring on their jobs, noting fishing season is back and big fish may escape. The piece ends with a rambling observation on people singing with feeling for themselves.
Books One Hundred Years of Kansas by W C Markham
William Colfax Markham of Baldwin City and North Hollywood presents a 29 page brochure on eight U S presidents who helped Kansas from 1854 to 1954. Likenesses of Pierce Buchanan Lincoln Grant McKinley Roosevelt Taft Eisenhower anchor text with views of Baker University’s Old Castle. Lincoln gave 100 toward the campus. Presidents who visited Baldwin City include McKinley Roosevelt and Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
William Colfax Markham
North Hollywood
Calif
California
Baldwin City
The
Ledger
Markham
United States
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Grant
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Eisenhower
Baker University
Roosevelt
Bible Verse Encourages Strength for All People
A dated phrasing urges all people to be strong and assured by Jehovah's support. The message emphasizes steadfast faith and divine backing for the community in challenging times.
Farm Jig-Saw Job Is Tackled
Congress grapples with the new soil bank farm bill amid doubts it will aid farmers before the elections. Officials warn against early plowing to claim payments, stressing signed ACS agreements, limited payments this year, and the anticipated bigger benefits in the next three years from reduced production and surpluses.
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Washington
Texas Panhandle
Ezra Taft Benson
Henry Wallace
Department of Agriculture
ACS
Seil Bank
War Department bars babies from ships in town to be war brides
War Department announces no more babies under six months will be carried on ships bringing war brides and children to the states. Wren Broadcasting Co of Topeka files with the FCC for a new FM station in Topeka. Digging in Kaw Valley potato fields expected to start this week. Blanche Pierson, pianist, entertained Dorsay Liberty American Legion Post members. Twin daughters born June 5 to Oriyn Vaughn of Route 6 named Darlene Fay and Marene Kay. Ogden Jones Jr on 30 day furlough from West Point. Charlene Grinter named superintendent of hostesses for TWA airlines. A group of girls swam at the Jayhawk Plunge and had lunch at Ruth Stoland's home. Present included Nordlund, Marshall, Klein, Simmonds, Allen, Myers, Harper, Clevenger, Harmon, Stoland twins. Wilma Louise Kinnett and Glenn Weeks married at Rev. Edmvin Price's home. Leon Flint named president of KU Alumni Association. Joseph Murray named to KU board of directors. Douglas County Agricultural Council tour prize winners announced. Mrs. George Stanley to be honored at a supper hosted by Mae and Bertha Sellards. Lawrence Hartley surprised by North Lawrence friends. Helianthus Club party at Bowersock Theater with refreshments at Wiedeman's. KU class of 1886 reunion plans a memorial for Prof. David Robinson. Merle Thorpe to leave KU for Nation's Business editor post in Washington. Rev. E E Stauffer unanimously re-elected Midland College board president.
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War Department
Wren Broadcasting Co
Topeka
Federal Communications Commission
Kaw Valley
Blanche Pierson
Dorsay-Liberty American Legion Post
Oriyn Vaughn
Route 6
Darlene Fay
Marene Kay
Jayhawk Plunge
Ruth Stoland
Frances Nordlund
Auburn
Neb
Josephine Marshall
Eleanor Klein
Marjorie Simmonds
Jane Allen
Kathleen Myers
Helen Harper
Margaretta Clevenger
Nancy Harmon
Doris Dixon
Ruth
Rae Stoland
Wilma Louise Kinnett
Glenn Weeks
Edmvin Price
Leon Flint
K.U
Joseph Murray
Lawrence
Douglas County Agricultural Council
J. F. Morgan
Route 3
E. J. Hill
Lecompton
H. H. Hemphill
Vinland
George Kelley
Baldwin
George Stanley
Misses Mae
Bertha Sellards
Mass
Stanley
Lawrence Hartley
North Lawrence
Hartley
Matt Cannon
Helianthus Club
Bowersock Theater
Wiedeman’s
David Robinson
K.U. Fatulty
Merle Thorpe
K.U. Department of Journalism
Washington, D.C
Nation's
E.E. Stauffer
Midland College
Atchison
TV Radio Schedule Highlights From WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU
A dense broadcast grid lists television and radio program airings across WDAF KMBC WREN and KFKU stations for Saturday June 10 and Sunday June 11, naming shows such as News Hour Toast Sports and various network specials with times and channel references. The listing includes daytime and evening slots with programs like News, It’s Time, Comedy, Westerns, and classic films, reflecting a busy regional lineup.
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WDAF
HME
Wren Kfku
Kmbc—J.ist
Minsler
KMBC
Orioles
Tello
WREN
Dilaon
Dizte
Nat
Shrine
Herald of Truth
KMBEC
K. C
DAF
Camera Three
Leta
M. UU
the Christophers
Industr
Wild Bill Hickock
March of Scotland Yard
Palm Beach
Craig Kennedy
Hopelong
Cassidy
Roy Rogers
Governor Hall
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Jnea Service
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Dulph Sensa
Bill May
Ernest Ponte
OO Eller
Associated Pre
Audit Bureau of Cidions
Associated Press
Jack News
News Dispatenea
Scrivner's
Alwaukee
Juvenal
Moscow
Steppes
Leningrad
Siberia
Free Public Library
Lus.s.r
Russia
Khrushchev
Junior
Satan
Goray
Isaac Bashevis Singer
Poland
Elizabeth Livington
Shane O'Neill
Ister
Ireland
Elizabeth
England
Henry Cecil
Mary Freels Rosborough
Florida Everplades
Kelvin Lindeman
Denmark
Melacrino Strings
Mirabell
Mozart
Concerto NO
Rachmaninoff
Milinais
Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Dust Bowl
Agriculture Department
Soll Bank
Soil Bank
Agricultural Conservation Service
Old Home Town
Ogden Jones Jr
West Point
Charlene Grinter
Perry
TWA Airlines
Miss Grinter
My Below
RADIO
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc.tv
Kcmo-Tv
North
Star Theatre
Ethel and Albert
George Gobel
Damon Runyon
Dr. Hudson
General Electric Theatre
Ted Mack
Television Playhouse
Riley —Lovetts Young
Paris
Paul Ford
Morning News
Today
Ernie Kovacs
Ernie
Matines Theatre
Bob Crosby
Joan
Mickey Mouse Club
Gordon MacHa
News Caravan
Neans & Weather
Firestone
Robert "Stontgom
Studio One
Hollywood Playhouse
Burns & Allen
TV Reader
Godfrey
Premiere Playhouse
Big Bonanss
TV. Service
We Service
Montgomery Ward
Maras
Anton
Vermont
FORD
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug Co
Mans
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