Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff listing
The Lawrence Daily Journal World issues a historical masthead with editors and staff names including Ow Bemons and Ernest Pontits, noting printing by The World Company from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and routine subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties.
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Bemons
Dalis
the World Company
Sixth
New
Aampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
I Dolph Simons
Murray
Ernest Pontits
Cerrier
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Presa
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AP Neces Aiapaiche
Fixing Speed Limits Kansas proposes 70 daytime 60 night
A Kansas bill would set fixed speed limits at 70 mph in daylight and 60 mph at night to replace vague reasonable and prudent standards. It notes eastern roads may justify lower speeds and cites marked stretches near Kansas City with 55 to 40 mph limits. The measure aims to reduce highway fatalities though outcomes remain uncertain until enacted.
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Kansas
Kansas City
French politics show changing power without clear alternatives
The piece contrasts US election rules with French practice, noting voters oust incumbents despite lacking better options. It compares postwar Germany’s non confidence rule, Adenauer’s long grip, and French resistance to a similar system, citing Mendès-France’s brief tenure and De Gaulle fears.
Tax-Cut Plan Draws Vote Split By Byrd and George
Senators Byrd of Virginia and George of Georgia balked at a proposed $20 tax cut per federal taxpayer. They have long advocated restraint in peacetime spending and prudent appropriations. Their stance limited party expediency and kept the public burden lower than it would have been.
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Byrd
Virginia
George
Georgia
Iss
Political Fire Under Nixon Signals Postwar Battles
A fragment from a political commentary discusses Democratic leaders and planners allegedly striking at Senator McCarthy and turning public opinion against Vice President Nixon. It claims anti communism claims were used as a political weapon, while dismissing disclosures as red herrings and condemning the activities of the committees on un American activities.
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McCarth
Nixon
McCarthy
Cam
Initraton
Alger Hiss
Mrs Hobby Avoids Talk Trouble in DHEW Press Routine
Oveta Culp Hobby, secretary of Health Education and Welfare, keeps a tight lid on public comment. She rarely grants interviews or holds press conferences, preferring prepared statements and charted briefings in a colorfully staged DHEW room, while colleagues explain social security and school aid changes.
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Washington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Hobby
Song
National Press Club
DHEW
Madani
Eden for Alcoholics One Man's Dream
New York based article profiles Dr Frank Humphrey a Virginia veter inarian who sobered up after 41 years of drinking and now plans a 35 acre farm near Culpeper VA named Lord Willing to rehabilitate alcoholics. He envisions a self help center without doctors or nurses where about 10 men at a time can work outdoors and regain health and dignity with community support and minimal medical aid.
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New York
Frank ‘Humphrey
Virginia
Humphrey
Culpeper
Lste
George Patton
Willing
Dr. Humphrey
Volun
Alcoholics Anonymous Club
Baltimore
Old Home Town Superintendent Resigns
Local superintendent Clifford D. Dean resigns effective August 1 after six years leading Lawrence Schools. Fire destroys Starling Furniture Co. at 308 Mass. St. Major Lathrop B. Read writes to parents about slow mail from the states to Europe. Wallace Hinshaw promoted to first lieutenant at Camp Wheeler Georgia. Kansas City Philharmonic attended by Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Nicolay. Mrs. Jde Sturdy arrives from Vancouver with plans to spend three weeks with Mrs. Norma Warren. Mrs. Mary Goff Lone Star announces daughter May marriage to Glenn Knusely Kansas City. George W. Hackman dies of heart attack at 1100 Tenn. St. Weekend in Lawrence hosts Mr. and Mrs. Warren Woody of Kansas City and Prof. and Mrs. Stuart Queen. Dinner planned at the Colonial with guests Prof. H. C. Thurnau, Prof. H. B. Chubb, Prof. George Beal, Dr. C. F. Nelson, Prof. K. Keilandes. James Mott’s ninth birthday party held. attendees listed. Margaret Roche. Howard sails for England to join husband Roy Howard, United Press manager, to Rome and South America. Alice Rohe leading father Adam Rohe in Lawrence. J. A. Darnell hosts E. W. Brown’s birthday party with guests from Lawrence and Lone Star. Nell Williams hosts luncheon for twelve. Quivera Club meets with Mrs. Jack Walton. Miss Bessie Siler leaves for San Francisco for a month. Theodore Gardner and wife depart for San Francisco. Mrs. Dane Ring returns to Kansas City from visit with sister Mrs. C. C. Shimmons.
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Clifford D. Dean
Lawrence
Starling Furniture Co
Mass
Lathrop B. Read
L. B. Read
Tha
States
Europe
Wallace Hinshaw
Camp Wheeler
Macon
B.G. Nicolay
Kansas City Philharmonic
Kansas City
Jde Sturdy
Vancouver
Wash
Norma Warren
Mary Goff
Lone Star
May
Glenn Knnsely
George W. Hackman
Tenn. St
Warren Woody
A. B. Mitchell
Stuart Queen
Sill
Colonial
H. C. Thurnau
H. B. Chubb
George Beal
C. F. Nelson
K. Keilandes
James Mott
James Colt
Frank Hutchings Coit
Manhattan
Marjorie Jean Kramer
Martha Lee Freeman
Tonganoxie
Helen Corcoran
Jane Woestemeyer
Joleen Gies
Martin Malone
Maurine Auchard
Arline Auchard
Mary Evelyn Standing
Betty Mott
Mra. Douglas
Minnie Miller
Will Conner
R. N. Watts
Nell Williams
Quivera
Jack Walton
Bessie Siler
San Francisco
C. C. Shimmons
Policy of Sweating It Out May Be Best
James Marlow argues the United States risked misjudging Russia by delaying a preventive war while atomic dominance grew. He cites Churchill noting future hydrogen bomb parity and warns Russia could attack or coerce neighbors once armed, urging continued readiness amid uncertainty about war outcomes and the fate of Korea Berlin Greece and Turkey policies.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Winston Churchill
North America
Korea
Berlin
Greece
Turkey
Churchill
Bible Verse De. All Things Without Murmurings
A devotional note echoes Philippians 2 14 urging believers to do all things without murmurings or disputing, emphasizing cheerful obedience and unity in daily conduct. It frames the verse as a practical guide for patience and harmony among readers.
Free Trade Argument Advocates Global Prosperity
A letter argues that free trade among nations is vital for peace and prosperity and that armament costs rise with trade barriers. It cites Eisenhower on shackles to world commerce, notes the harm of tariffs, and praises reciprocal trade for restoring world trade and employment. Alfred P. Sloan Jr. and General Motors quotes appear alongside the call for neighbors’ unrestricted, natural trade.
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Journal-World
Free World
Russia
Eisenhower
House of Representatives
United States
New
York
Florida
California
Detroit
U. S
General Electric
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors
W. H. Burnham
Radio and TV Listings From WDAF and Partners
Television and radio schedule excerpts list WDAF and affiliates on March 2 3 with programs across KMBC WREN KFKU and WDAP including News Fibber McGee and Molly Bob Hope Rosemary Clooney and Amos ’N’ Andy segments. Nightly lineups feature game shows dramas cartoons and live broadcasts through 10:00 PM with weather sports and market updates.
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WDAF
Kuec
Wren Kfku
UC Newe
Allanton
KAIEC
Waek
Wren
KMBC
Cornltore
Ranger DA eMorgan Beatty
Fibber McGee & Molly
Capitol
WDA
KMBU
Allan Jackson
All Westerner
OKA
Reller
MBC
Sivar Bartle
Morgan Beatty
SRB
KFKW
Roy Rocere
Night Watch
Rbin
Stern
Bob Hope
Rosemary Clooney
Boston
Blackle
KMBRA
Amos
Anty
WPAK
Fibber McGea
Tennessee
Ernie Wren
Jim Burke
Kmbg-Whb.tv
Kcmo-Tv
Wild Bul Hickok
Combluh
Tratt
Eddie Elsher
Disneyland
We News
Perry Como
Joan
Godfrey & Friend
Marete
Stu Erwin
Godfrey
Kraft Tetervision Theatre
Fowl Clover Varieties and Swan Nomenclature
Q Is there a species of fowr leafed clover A No All species of clover produce plants with four or more leaflets. Q How many items in a baker's dozen A Thirteen. Q Is Robinson Crusoe a true story A Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe is fiction and based on events only to a slight extent. The story was inspired by Alexander Selkirk. Q By what name are male and female swans known A The male swan is a cob and the female a pen.
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Daniel Defoe
Alexander Selkirk
Ai Coh
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Guiding Light
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Road of Life
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Robert Q. Lewis
Klitchen Klub
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Miss Marlowe
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