Lawrence Daily News History and Rates Details
The article notes the Lawrence Daily News history from 1854 with editor W. C. Simons from 1892 to 1932. It lists publication details at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, and provides subscription rates by carrier and mail within Douglas and adjoining counties and the United States. It states Associated Press affiliation and audit bureau membership.
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Kistadiahed
W. C. Simons
the Worldompany
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
United States
Chana Pontal
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Asociated Press
Newa
AP Newa
GOP Spotlight Focuses on No 2 Post in 1960 Veep Race
Washington report maps a GOP leadership battle for 1960 linking potential veep picks to factions Liberal Earl Warren and conservative Everett Dirksen lead the field alongside Nixon. Names include Herter Dewey Stassen Bricker McCarthy Knowland Hoover Jr. Milton Eisenhower and Milton Eisenhower. Dark horse governors could emerge as compromise figures amid financial influence from Western oil and Chase Bank-Madison Ave backers.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
House
Senate
California
Nixon Fund
United States
United Nations
Earl Warren
Christian A. Herter
Mass
Thomas E. Dewey
N. Y
Harold E. Stassen
Minn
Milton Eisenhower
Willam F. Krowland
Calif
Everett M. Dirksen
John W Bricker
Oseph R. McCarthy
Wis
Herbert Hoover, Jr
Warren
Dewey
Knowland
Stassen
Herter
Bricker
Warren Ditto
Herbert Hoover Jr
Pennsylvania State University
Taft
Chase Bank
Madison Ave
Hucksters
Wendell Willkie
Tom Dewey
Radio and TV Listings Two Stations Day Schedule Summary
Radio and TV program grid shows WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU on Thursday and Friday March 2 and 6 with news sports music variety talk shows and serials across multiple time slots. Notable items include WDAF News KMBC Show Time WREN Your Better Tomorrow Lone Ranger Dragnet Lux Video Theatre and Buckskin Billy Smith among others listed for daytime and prime time.
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WDAF
KMBC
WREN
KFKU
KMBL
KMBU
Wren—Telle ‘West
Morgan Beatty
BUI
Stern
WLAF
Gildersleeve
Koplbol
KNEBC
Nelson Eddie
KMHAC
Sound Mirror
KMHC
Molly Wren
Guy Lombardo
K. C.U
Newa Wren
Km2rg
Dilson
Tou
KMAC
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc.tv
Komo.tvv
Bishop Sheen
San Francisto
Mobile Theatre
Garry Moore
Ernie Kovacs
Royal Playhouse
Robert Q. Lewin
Hanpy
Hollywood
Pinky Lee Shaw
Mandy Baldy
Wareh the
Miss Brooks
Dateline
Europe
Hopeath Valley
Newn
Night Owl
Eisenhower Offers to Serve Four More Years as President
The public expresses broad support for Dwight Eisenhower to run for a second term. He is praised as patriotic, honest, humble, and focused on national welfare, with citizens across parties favoring his leadership and trust.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
White House
America
Lawrence voters unlikely to approve city pool money
Opinion in Lawrence favors keeping spending below 200000 for a public pool. Few residents support a city vote next week with many preferring street repairs or off street parking. Private pools and KU facilities limit access, and warmer weather may not sway officials who see other projects as priorities.
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Lawrence
City Commission
West Sixth Street
Lawrence Country Club
Kansas University
Robinson Gymnasium
Hypnosis Gains Ground in Chicago Dental Therapy
Chicago doctors form the Chicago Academy of Hypnodontists to use hypnotherapy as a medical aid in dental and emotional cases. They stress hypnosis differs from stage tricks, requires consent, and helps with phobias insomnia and obesity while promising less reliance on injections and pain.
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Chicago
Bridey Murphy
Windy City
Chicago Academy of Hypnodontis
Farm situation critique targets foreign aid and policy
Letter to the editor by Warren Zimmerman criticizes farm policy and foreign aid under Ike. He argues against billions to foreigners, warns of Soviet influence, and questions uranium deals while urging better attention to American farming needs. He cites congressional investigations and broad political frustration.
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Journal-World
Walter Horan
Washington
Congressional Investigation Committee
Brother Milt
Bubblehead Wallace
U.S
Brotherhood of Man
Tke
Ike
Russia
Rooshians
Europe
India
Questions rise on Ike running mate health risk
The World Today notes voters face a unique risk this election as President Eisenhower weighs a 1956 re nomination. Concerns focus on the vice presidency and the possibility of a future health event disabling him after nomination or election. The piece argues voters may be choosing a president when selecting a running mate and notes Eisenhower has not stated a preference.
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James Mar
Washington
Eisenhower
Republi
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Beauty Parlor at Hialeah Tracks Captures Ladies Interest
A Florida trial of a beauty parlor at Hialeah racetrack near Miami draws women fans who trade racing tips while under the dryers. Vincent Pellegi runs the shop, now with four staff, where patrons study racing forms and wager heavily, even as they insist on fashionable, pink Flamingo cuts.
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New York
Tavae
Hialeah
Miami
Florida
Vincent Pellegi
Philadelphia
Vincent and Joseph
Vincent
Hubby
Green Sheet
Horsemen's Journal
Beauty Partor
Echo
Lake
Barbs Spring Training and Societal Observations
The piece comments on Barbs Spring training, wealth in sports, fashion and dining trends, and a train altercation with a porter. It notes the visible impact of new cars as a sign of style and debt, and references youth and foot development, ending with a critique of foot usage.
Fear of the Lord Endures Forever Verse Quoted
A fragment from PaulinA 19:5 references the fear of the Lord as clean and lasting forever. The brief line emphasizes enduring reverence as a defining spiritual value.
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Paulina 19
Old Home Town News Highlights Various Local Happenings
February weather in the area averaged 10.39 degrees above normal. Barber shop prices rose to 65 cents for a haircut. Births, anniversaries, birthdays, and family dinners populate community life. A water system map and editorials on municipal water purchase appear on the front page. A Dallas police report notes a new boss thief who stole $15 from a riding horse exhibit.
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F. M. McFarland
Red Cross
W. C. Hunsinger
L. W. Puckett
Route 2
Baldwin
Journal-World
Lawrence
W. C. Hoad
Lizzie Sr
Sheldon
City Commission
N. N. Stevenson
J. M. Neville
Dean
Harold J. Butler
Clay Center
Washington
Chanute
Parsons
Dallas
Texa
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Washington Correspondent
Teddy Roosevelt
Richard M. Nixon
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Hal Boyle
Electical College
Old Home Town
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. H. Saunders
J. C. Saunders
A. B. Ewing
Barbara Jean
Phyllis June Marlowe
Roma Laster
Nadine Laster
Margaret House
Helen House
Virginia Hubble
Amy Hensen
Betty Cain
Katherine Cain
Dorothy Dicker
Opal Clark
Lon Ewing
W. E. Tenney
Africa
Ben R. Bull
Marysville
J. F. Lutz
Harry A. Gordon
Methodist Church
Emporia
H. H. Holloway
Mary Lou
Nevada
Machine Hoss Thief
WIS TV
Elgin Watch Sale
College Jeweler
United Finance Corporation
Harry’ J. Anglum, JR
Jay
Lawrence, Kansas
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