Lawrence Daily Journal World rates and staff listing
Lawrence Daily Journal World published daily except Sunday in Lawrence Kansas lists editors C G Slyons D Solon J W Murray Ernest Pontius and publisher. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and adjoining counties and outside areas with annual and semiannual prices. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and receives AP dispatches.
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CG Slyons
Iean Rpire
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Telephone
Dolph Solon
J. W. Murray
Ernest Pontius
Douglas
Adult Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Girls We’ll Be Seeing You at Girl State in Lawrence
The Girl State crowd visited Lawrence for a week of colorful activities. Mythical state and city governments were set up and run, teaching girls the inner workings of politics. The experience may influence future involvement and leadership in government.
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Lawrence
Wheat quality shifts Kansas storage grain outlook
Kansas wheat crop this year is unusual with a large surplus yet a unimpressive total yield. Early harvest in our county saw some wheat sold above government guarantees as farmers target milling quality. Mills pay premiums for moisture, protein, and baking quality, suggesting a price system based on grade rather than bushels.
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Kansas
Or County
Wheat
Hutchinson News-Herald
el Dorado Times
College Graduates Now Having Larger Families, Survey Finds
A 30 000 graduate survey from 178 colleges shows 1945 graduates have larger families than classes 15 years earlier. Economic gains and GI Bill education boosted upbringing, reversing prior fears of small family sizes.
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U. S
Population Reference Bureau
Public ownership lesson from railway strike
The London Telegraph notes a lesson from the recent British railway strike that public ownership offers no protection for the public. It recalls past arguments for nationalizing industries and argues that the public always bears the cost when public systems fail.
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London Telegraph
Telegraph
Anger Over U S Actions in Viet Nam Sparks Discontent
The French in Vietnam voice little praise for Americans as the dispossessed critique the deal many feel was not theirs to accept. They argue those who might have blocked it did not.
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Viet Nam
Eisenhower Second Term Club Pins Spark Secret Fund Drive
Washington reports reveal a covert White House staff plan to back Eisenhower’s re election via small lapel pins reading Club The CLub scheme aims to recruit 150 members per unit with each paying 1 50 profits touted at 224 50 per first 150 units and potential large scale fundraising to the Republican Finance Committee.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Homer H. Gruenther
Sherman Adams
NATO
Alfred M. Gruenther
Gruenther
Wilton B. Persons
Republican Finance Committee
GOP
Ske
Franklin D. Roosevelt
CIO
New World Born Ten Years Ago Faces U N Challenges
Hal Boyle notes the United Nations, born in San Francisco in 1945, is ten years old and has been useful though imperfect. The U N relies on diplomacy and agencies but lacks a real international army. Russia and the United States veto power has left the Security Council weakened while alliances outside the U N persist.
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Hal Boyle
Washington
San Francisco
United Nations
U.N
U. N
United States
Europe
Asia
Russia
Security Council
USN
Bible Verse: In the Way of Righteousness
A brief verse notes that in the path of life righteousness guides conduct. It echoes the Proverb that true guidance comes from right living and orderly steps, aligning behavior with moral justice.
Hard-of-Hearing May Be Good Spellers
New York item notes that deaf workers often spell well due to visual memory from early life, while hearing people learn by ear. The piece cites a business executive as evidence and adds brief asides on rabbits, hat prices, Edison anniversaries, the photoflash bulb, motor car bulbs, and circus choreographers, finishing with a morale quote from Matthew Arnold.
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New York
Oddity Almanac
I. Benjamin Parrell
Adam Hat Manufacturers, Inc
Parrell
Corsicana
Tex
America
Diet device to shame the dieter from Houston
Independence Reporter notes a Houston man’s invention that rings a pocket buzzer when he overeats. The piece suggests discipline and hard effort, not gadgets, win battles with weight. It mocks reliance on contraptions and urges pushing away from the table as the true solution.
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Tex
Second Favorite Sport
A South American described his country to an American woman stating bull fighting is most popular. She found it revolting, but he replied with a smile that it is the second most popular sport.
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Wall Street Journal
Barbs From A New York Child Speaks Five Languages
A New York four year old speaks five languages while regional chatter notes that babies often speak more. An Ohio man is jailed for a single open liquor bottle in a car and a judge quickly weighs the case. Many credit a husband’s calm wife for much of his success.
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New York
Ohio
Quiz style Q and A on world events
A reader quiz presents questions and concise answers on geopolitical milestones plants and calendars. It notes West Germany earning sovereignty in 1955, the orchid as the smallest seed plant, the Soviet Union’s use of the Gregorian calendar, Moorish art at the Alhambra, and three U.S. presidents’ statues in London.
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Europe
Granada
Spain
London
England
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Old Home Town Notes: Local Moves and Marriages
Old Home Town itemized notes on staff changes at K U with Lucy McCormack heading to Spokane as director of Home Economics in city schools. Various marriages, engagements, camp departures, birthdays, candidacy filings, drownings, athletic events, and a district turn fest summary including names of participants and prize winners.
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Lucy McCormack
K.U
Spokane
Wash
Cpl
George Corn
Truax Field
Madison
Wis
Moleta Ruth Laughlin
Alvin N. Schmidt
Cheley
Estes Park
Jerry Hesse
Pat Schrader
Sally Hyde
Lawrence
Otto Rost
Walter Hess
Edwin Hess
Alfred Hess
William Schulmyer
Felix Niemeier
Ernest Kasold
Overton
Hundley
Theron Farley
Fred P. Smithmeyer Jr
Poehler Mercantile Co
Rock Creek
Westmoreland
Smithmeyer
Opal Trumbull
Palmyra
Gladys Schubert
Eudora
Heart
Stella Bunigan
Wakarusa
Radio and TV Listings From June Schedule Blitz
Radio and TV guide details programs across WDAF WLAP WREN KMBC KMBC- KMBC 610 810 and others for Monday June 20 with news newscasts weather sports and a dense lineup of shows including Amos and Andy Perry Como Bob Crosby and Arthur Godfrey Time. The schedule lists channels and times with multiple music dramas game shows and educational programs across prime and daytime slots.
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KMBC
Allan Jackson
WDAF
Wren—Tello
KMHC
Newa
Morgan Beatty
Wren
Sporta
WOIAK
Wrien-Krepaku
Kama Orla
Tiku Wrn Oars Ve Phils
Wraf—Kragnes Wdak
Tsk
WDA BT BN
Peres Cone
Hine Crosby
WDAP
Ade
Truian
WDAPF
Tennessee
WDAN
Wren—Newas
WDA
Erwin Conham
WDAKF
Grable
Janes Wren
Martin Bloch
Television listings for WDAF KMBC-TV and peers
Television schedule fragment lists channel numbers times and programs including Superman Jony Martin Show News Caravan Perry Como Caesar's Hour Three Star News Burns and Allen Voice of Firestone Godfrey's Talent Scouts I Love Lucy Robert Montgomery Theatre Pee Wee King Ethel and Albert TV Readers Digest Summer Theatre Hollywood Playhouse Name's the Same Talent Roundup Sportsman’s Friend Nine O'clock News Boston Blackie Seems Like Yesterday Premiere Playhouse
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Command
Arthur Godfrey
Hob Crosby
Hawking Falls
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Jo Stafford
Roy Rogers
Three Star News
Cavalcade of America
Halla
Ivy
Fireside Theatre
Danny Thomas
Circle Theatre
Red Skelton
U.S.A
Amos and
Andy
Ads Ucu
Robert Montgomery
TV Readers Digest
Summer Theatre
Holywood Playhouse
Sportsman’s Friend
Nine O'Clock News
Sports
Boston Black
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Ringling Bros. Circus
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the Bulge
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West Germany
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Soviet Union
Old Home Town
C. C. Gerstenberger
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George Abrams
Metropolitan Opera Co
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Homer Cory
Leavenworth
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N.C
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John M. French
Big Springs
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Cecil Treathem
George W. (Ford) Thurber
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FMBC
WLAP
WHREN
KMEU
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Geo
Kmisc
Tine
One Man's Family
Mr. Keen
Wren—K.plelu
Henry J. Taylor
Wdaphan Star Parade
Window of the World
Gcrable
James Wren
Pepsi Cola Playhouse
Kmbc-Tv
Cmc-Tv
Marian Jersild
James Smolko
Motorola
Emerson - Sentinel
Sedouan
Vari
N.Y
Cook Books
China
OOK
Beaman
Parsons
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug CO
Maea
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