Lawrence Daily World entry details and rates
Established in 1054 We & BIMONS Eastor 1491 to 1981 et Published daily except Sunday by the World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Manassa Telephone 22 one os pere SIMONS Editor and Publisher OW. MURRAY tananing Editor ERNEST PONTIUS Advertising Director SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier in Lawrence One Month 31.66 Year in advance 10.30 In Douglas and Adjoining Counties One Year 5.00 Six Months 35.08 Over side Douglas and Adjoining Counties One Year 7.08 ix Months 34. eS Entered at the postoffice at Lawrence as Second Class Postal Matter Member of Audit Bureau of Distillations Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to the use for republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well as all A P news dispatches
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We & Bimons
Eastor
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Manassa
Pere Simons
OW. Murray
Ernest Pontius
Douglan
Ovorside Douglas
Postoffice
Battle Over Nonstop New York to Mexico City Routes
The Civil Aeronautics Board faces a tangled dispute among American Airlines Eastern Air Lines and Pan American World Airways over nonstop service New York to Mexico City. Mexican policies and nationalization of airlines complicate certification and rights while CMA and Aerovia Guest seek reciprocal nonstop access.
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Washington
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
New York
Mexico City
Civil Aeronautics Board
United States
Mexico
Pan-Am
Brownsville
Eastern
Houston
American
Dallas-Fort Worth
CAB
Amon Carter
Texas Conpaamich
Roosevelt
Cma--Compania Mexicana de Aviacion
CMA
Los Angeles
Air France
Edward Stodola
Texas
Aerovia Guest
Radio and TV Programs Listings in Kansas City
Radio and TV schedule fragment shows broadcasting by WDAR WREN KMBC WDAF and more for March 3 4 with listed programs including news weather Dinah Shore Lone Ranger Garroway and dramatic and comedy shows across morning to late evening hours. It notes station identifiers KMBC WDAF WREN WDAF.TV and KCMO-TV with multiple time slots and program names.
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WDAF
KMBC
Jackson
Manongo
Wren—Tsuo
Wren
Lone Ranger
Morgan Beatty
KFRI
BIT Stern
Godfrey Digent
Garroway
Perry
Fridday
Topeta
Wdaf.tv
Kmbc Hat TV
Kcmo-Tv
Hopalong Cassidy
Combciuh
Farly
Commander
Newa
Star News
Oiavene Ie
Agoaiis
Dinah Shore
Roman
Ray Milland
Star Tonight
Ford Theatre
Television Theatre
Four Star Playhouse
Video Theatre i
Public Defender
Lone Wolf
Ovens
Sunny Sida
Qotedey
Kansas City
Gary Moore
Snow Speech Urges UN Open China Seat
Edgar P. Snow told a University audience that seating red China in the United Nations is inevitable and defensible. He argued the Reds won by default as the people lost faith in Nationalists, dismissing the conquest by force and the absence of elections, and urged the UN not to obscure history by granting a regime born of bullets and bayonets.
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Edgar P. Snow
China
United Nations
Snow
Lattimore
Chiang Kaishek
U. N
KU Growth, Jobs, and Local Economy in 1960s
Kansas University plans exceed 10 000 students by 1960 with potential 15 000 by 1970. Growth boosts Lawrence economy but rising student numbers will need more local jobs. Topeka Wichita and Kansas City supply many enrollees, yet city must offer good work to keep growth from stalling. The piece cautions cooperation between university and city for mutual benefit.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
K. U
G.I
Topeka
Wichita
Kansas City
Washburn
Price of a shave costs a dollar in old lawrencian style
A column notes a shared history of barber prices rising to one dollar for a regular cut and to one twenty five for grows in, reflecting faster service and fewer casual customers. The piece recalls older habits of cheap shaves for passing time and criticizes modern barbers for nicking customers while focusing on efficiency.
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Beirut
Senate Market Investigation Opens Amid High Stock Prices
The Senate Banking Committee begins a full inquiry into the stock market after an 18 month boom with prices at historic highs. Chairman Fulbright frames it as a friendly probe to assess risks, regulate practices, and consider new safeguards for the economy and public.
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Washington
Senate
Maes Marlow
Xee
Senate Banking Committee
Sen
Fulbright
D-Ark
Making It Easier for Men to Cook
Hal Boyle profiles Arthur O. Bregstein who profits from electric rotisserie broilers that simplify home cooking for men. He explains how an infrared, auto timing system and a cookbook helped turn the trend into a national market, with 1955 sales projected at 300 million.
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New York
Arthur O. Bregstein
Bregstein
America
Manhattan
Roto-Broil Corp
Bible Verse Envy Not That The OPA Ahovose Nent
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about a Bible verse and envy. The readable portion mentions OPA and a roverbe phrase, but lacks coherent context or identifiers to expand into a full news item.
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Wayne Roverbe
Real test of a hometown boy who leaves for the city
The Telegram weighs in on small town pride and the real test of success. Gene Lowther and Fred Cloud debate whether praise belongs to those who move away or stay and excel in their home town. The piece argues prophets deserve honor in their own communities and should not need to chase fame elsewhere.
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Clu
Gene Lowther
Emporia Gazette
Fred Cloud
Kingman Leader-Courier
Odd Local Crimes and Quirky Court Tales collage
An Illinois girl faces theft charges after allegedly stealing 100 dollars of frozen foods from a deep freeze. A Florida man sustains a black eye from a golf ball mishap. A judge comments on a Oklahoma divorce over laundry demands. The column wryly notes bizarre cases and light legal anecdotes from small-town life.
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Ehler
Florida
Quiz Q Questions on Width Sizes and Ancient Village Site
Quiz Q seeks precise measurements and historical dating. It asks how large a difference exists between shoe width sizes and asks for the site of an ancient village in Jarmo Iraq considered the oldest settled site found, dated to about 5000 B.C.
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Jarnio
Iraq
Old Home Town News Roundup and Births
Local brief notes record moves at Muroc Army Air Field and dinners in honor of visiting Lindleys. Birth announcements include a daughter for Stephen S. Jones and another for Clarence E. Wilson. A seven room farm home burned in a fire caused by a defective flu and other wedding notices and family events are listed.
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Lloyd. Daniels
Muroc
Calif
Daniels
Muroc Army Air Field
Deane W. Malott
Raymond Nichols
Colonial
Stanley B. Lindley
Minneapolis
Stephen S. Jones
Richard B. Stevens
Ann
Karen Barnett
Joyce Loth
Lucille Walter
Jane, Underwood
Joanna March
Margaret Barr
Roger? Webb
Lecompton
Sandra Jo
Clarence E. Wilson
Ruth
William C. ‘Phillipa, Momm
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lawrence Shopping and Social Visits Mentioned
Eudora residents Arnold Hammig and family shopped in Lawrence yesterday. Mrs. Anna Stanley of Kansas City visits Mrs. George Bowman in town. Elmer Lindquist of Haskell went to Omaha this morning. Miss Lucy McNaughton visiting sister Miss Mabel McNaughton at the University. John Gievenger spent yesterday at his farm at Six Corners. F H Smithimeyer traveled to Williamstown on business. Miss Lila Maude Harper, Coffeyville High School English teacher, spent Sunday with her parents.
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Arnold
Hammig
Mro
R. E. Gabrielef
Eudora
Lawrence
L. Vv
Anna Stanley
Kansas City
George Bowman
Elmer Lindquist
Haskell
Omaha
Lucy McNaughton
Tonganoxie
Mabel McNaughton
John Gievenger
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