Lawrence World 1864 1953 Ad Rates and Publication Details
Established 1864 Ww. C. SIMONS editor 1891 to 1953 published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates by carrier in Lawrence 25 cents a week one year 13 six months 6 59 by mail in county one year 5.00 six months 3.00 outside Douglas and adjoining counties one year 7.00 six months 4.00 entered at Lawrence post office second class matter member Associated Press. The AP is entitled to use local news and AP dispatches exclusively by this newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglan
Lawrence
Bureau of
Associated Press
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Fragments
A dense list of radio and television time blocks across stations WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU and others for Friday through Sunday June 17 to 19, detailing News Weather Sports Music Variety shows game broadcasts and raw program notes with many lines incomplete or garbled. It reads as station copy with program slots including Garroway Bing Crosby Texaco News and The Tonight Show style items.
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WDAK
KMNC
Jackson
KMBC
WDAF
Kmiuc
Wren—Tella
Wren
Morgan Beatty
KMHC
KFRKU
Godfrey Digeat
WDAKF
Dinah Shore
Wren—Caroinn
Dodgers
Garroway
KMRC
Bing Crosby
Tennessee Ernie
Texaco
KMAC
WDAE
H. V. Kaltenborn
Wrien—Tello
Wdaf—Monitor
KMEC
WDRK
Wm. Avery
Lawrence and Topeka parking rules contrasted in editorial
A Journal-World informant reports the editorial compares Lawrence and Topeka parking violations by non residents. It notes a night restricted zone violation in Lawrence and daytime overparking in Topeka, arguing visitors value courtesy and clearer, better placarding of night rules.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Topeka
Vacation with a point blueprint by Hepburn
NYU travel expert Andrew T. Hepburn outlines seven practical aims to give a holiday purpose. Follow hobbies on trips scout for new jobs meet camp administrators explore retirement towns and compare destinations on the road. Aim for purpose without breaking routine and enjoy the zest and future opportunities a guided vacation can offer.
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Andrew T. Hepburn
Department of Travel Research
New York University
Hepburn
Colorado
Trail Ridge Road
Sunset
Taming Wild Horses and Turtle Creek Dam Costs
A columnist riffs on lessons from a British authoress to tame wild horses in modern times noting missed timing for Rep. Scrivner and likening current dangers to cars. The piece questions Civilian Defense drills and warns the Turtle Creek dam project will vastly exceed early estimates, likely by fourfold or more.
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Scrivner
Battery B
129Th Field Artillery
World Today Adenauer Drives Germany Forward
James Marlow profiles Konrad Adenauer and Winston Churchill at a Washington news conference. Adenauer, 79, is described as terse yet steadfast, steering West Germany from ruin to a secure alliance, resisting neutrality for reunification with East Germany and signaling commitment to the Western alliance amid postwar rebuilding and rearmament questions. Churchill, 80, by contrast, is portrayed as jovial and witty.
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Churchill
Britain
Daniel Marlow Adenauer
West Germany
Adenauer
Cologne
Hitler
Western Alliance
Russia
Moscow
Germany
East Germany
Europe
Is Father a Hero To His Son on Father's Day
Hal Boyle reflects on fatherhood and hero worship in a Father’s Day piece. He argues a good dad earns his son’s pride by acting with integrity, admitting faults, and treating family with care, revealing that heroes are human and fallible.
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New York
Heron
Comment Fort Scott Tribune on government in business
The Tribune cites Korea Finance Minister Yi Chung Chae who argues government controlled enterprises are less efficient than private ones and that the government should gradually sell holdings. It notes Hoover Commission findings that government owned businesses waste taxpayer money and suggests Korea's policy could be profitably emulated here.
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Fort Scott
Tribune
Yi Chung Chae
Korea
Hoover Commission
Barbs On Etiquette and a Thief in the Cooler
A humor column notes excuses for a bachelor star and picnics as key breaks. It jokes about kids after school, etiquette permitting chicken with fingers, and a thief who broke a store window stealing five electric fans was caught and jailed.
Congress Dam Appropriation Sparks Washington Bus Tour
Blue Valley girls travel to Washington aboard a bus load as Congress faces criticism over the Turtle Creek dam appropriation. The editorial tone notes political controversy and lasting impact in Wellington News and Dodge City Globe style.
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Congress
Turtle Creek
Blue Valley
Washington
Wellington News
Tree toad traits: arboreal life and leaf-clinging feet
The adult tree frogs spend summers high in trees up to 60 feet, with sticky pads on their feet enabling leaps through treetops. They differ from other frogs by their arboreal lifestyle and toe pads.
Bible Verse Line Sowing Reaping Galatians 6 7
A concise verse states that what a person sows in actions and choices, so shall they reap in life. The message emphasizes accountability and moral cause and effect as described in Galatians 6 7.
Dirt flight along Kansas turnpike near Emporia
Dirt is kicking up along the Kansas turnpike in the Emporia vicinity and also some of it in the district court as reported by the Emporia Gazette.
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Kansas Turnpike
Emporia
District Court
Emporia Gazette
Foreign Aid Policy Faces House Vote And Juggling
Washington debates continued foreign aid funding as the Hoover Commission urges reductions in nonmilitary aid while preserving military assistance. Eisenhower and Dulles favor streamlined State Department control, but congressional battles persist over next year’s nearly 3.5 billion dollar foreign aid package and its impact on global security and living standards.
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Washington
Congress
Foreign Operations Administration
U. S. Senate
International Cooperation Administration
State Department
Eisenhower
House of Representatives
Eix
Herbert Hoover
Commission On Government Reorganization
Hoover
Hoover Task Force
General Marshall
ECA
MSA
FDA
Hoover Commission
John Foster Dulles
John B. Hollister
Friends of
United States
Old Home Town Highlights from 1945 and 1930s
A record of community notes from 1945 and 30 years earlier lists Summerfield Scholarships for Robert L Bailey Franklin Fearing and Austin Turney. It also mentions social gatherings and marriages including Mrs Esther Mae Cooper and Carl F Griswold Jr at Keesler Field and Agnes Laptad wed Sgt Carl Loysen.
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Robert L. Bailey
Franklin Fearing
Austin Turney
Summerfield
Charles Andrew Galloway
William Beverly Moore
Lawrence
Robert Haggart
John Brand
Corlett J. Cotton
Esther Mae Cooper
Carl F. Griswold Jr
Keesler Field
Paul R. Laptad
Agnes
Sgt
Carl Loysen
New York City
Helen Shaw
Edward Shaw
Kanwaka
U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps
Topeka
Dean
F. J. Moreau
Abilene
Jack Lehman
Television Schedule Dense with Classic Noir Era Programming
The listing enumerates multiple stations WDAF KMBC and KCMO with daily 6:00 to 2:30 schedules. It names shows from News Caravan Perry Como Three Star News Topper and Cavalcade of Boxing to Western Moyle Sky King and The Lone Ranger, reflecting a mid century U S TV grid with varied entertainment and public affairs.
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Comiclub
Addie Fisher
News Caravan
Three Star News
Phoebe
the Wise
Miss Brooks
Studio
Pinky Lee
Paul Winchell
Winky Dink
Captain Midnigt
Johnny Coons
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RADIO
KFKU
Grand Ole Opry
WIAF
Two
KMLC
KAMBC
Weather Bureau
Wdabe
Whese
Wbdaf
Town
Lawrence Walke
Army
WNAF
Gene Autry
St. Louis
Wren—Winga of Healing
Toy
Wren—World Tomorrow
KMERC
Little Marele Wren
Rudy Vallee
K.C
Monittor
Paul Harvey
Jim Burke
Inon
Film Theatre
Johnny Mack Brown
Chicago
Charles Laughton
Ramar
Corliss Archer
Jackie Gleason
Hollywood
Dotty Mack
Imogene Coco
Texas Star Theatre
Wreatling
George Gohel
Kay Holger
Damon Runyan
The
You
the Christophers
Captain Hartz
Bill Hickok
Fountiers of
Marth
Washington Review
Home Buyer's Guide
Captain Gallant
Annie Oakley
Television Playhouse
Walter Winchell
G. E. Theatre
Drew Pearson
Ames
NEA Service
By James Marlow
Associated Press News
Sir Winston Churchill
Konrad Adenauer
Seace
WUC N
West
Wichita Eagle
Hal Boyle
Dad
Bev
Dodge City Globe
Ahmes
Jaibo
Peter Edson
Old Home Town
Ernest K. Lindley
Mytilene
Greece
Ernest Lindley
E. H. Lindley
George Reed
R. R. Rutherford
K. U
Memorial Union Building
J. J. Street
Kansas City
Doris Dixon
Josephine Marshall
Estes Park
LHS
Girl Reserve Conference
Edna Keck
Tonganoxie
H. C. Brinkman
I. L. Dyche
Haskell Institute
Joseph Taggart
Sophie Menger
Conn. St
YMCA
Logan Grain Co
Kansas
Douglas County
Mildred Cole
Lillian Martin
A. D. Hill
Bowersock
Amelia Hickman
M. A.allison
Daisey Reid
Alma Sutor
Gertrude Jensen
Alta Roe
F. O. Luckan
Gladys Luckan
George Davis
Charles Lescher
Marguerite Lescher
Wdaf.tv
Kmbc.tvv
Kcmo-Tv
I” J
Shop Tk News
Motorola
Emerson - Sentinel
Sedman
N.Y
Cook Books
McGork Wely
Parsons
Joe Schielbar
Nick Schelbar
Prescriptions
Round Corner-Drug CO
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