Lawrence Daily Record masthead and details
The fragment shows historic newspaper masthead lines from a Lawrence daily, listing editor Simons and publisher, advertising director Pontius, and subscription rates. It notes postal classification, service area, and AP affiliation, reflecting typical 19th to early 20th century newspaper branding and circulation terms.
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New Hampshire
Simons
W. Murray
Manan Egiter
Pontius Advertising
Lawrence
Maly Tn
Doustas
Gutside Douglas
Jee Joo Neon
Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Radio and TV Programs Listing for March Weekend
A dense schedule lists WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU and others across March weekends. Programs include news, music shows, Westerns, comedy, variety, games, sports, and religious segments with hourly blocks and station lineups.
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WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfku
Bc— Wanters
Western Rodous
Newsom
Travel Bureau
WREN
Telio Taat
Gengbusters
Rmbu
Gunamok
KMBU
K. U. Phi Orchestra
KMGC
Brush Creek Follies
WDAR
Tex Wiliams
Burch Creek Follies
Cnews
WRENS
Newacast
Gene Autry
Weae Mule Mbec
Radio Hall of Fao
Benny Wren
Kenton
Mixa Brooke Tho
Marzie
Abbottss
Huy Vantee
Adv
Sher, Holmes
WRN
Walter Winewell
Big Craham
Paul Harvey
Fibber
MeGes
Gene Autrys
Ben Rvacant
Presa
WDAP
Kralbc
Clasaic
KMAC
Briges Organi
CBS News
Local Option Petitions Fail In Lawrence And Kingman
Local petitions to force a spring local option vote failed to reach required signatures in Lawrence and Kingman. Elkhart is among towns checked, home of Willard Mayberry who led the 1948 repeal defeat. Petition checks cover seven or eight Kansas towns. Citizens will watch Elkhart for Prophets in their own land outcomes.
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Lawrence
Kingman
Elkhart
Willard Mayberry
Kansas
Color Names Multiply as Cars Grow Fancier
A nostalgia piece notes how color choices for autos exploded from simple blue or green to dozens of shades with fanciful names. It cites examples like Goldenrod Yellow and Harvest Gold, and discusses lack of standardization across brands.
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Toko-Ri
Back Bay
Florida
Tampa
Orlando
Skyline
Cadet
Ford
Chevrolet
Dodge
Villian S
Reds Still Make War Against Chiang Kai-shek Campaign
The article notes persistent communist pressure on Chiang Kai-shek from abroad and within China. It argues that despite public optimism in the United States about Chiang’s downturn, the Reds continue fighting, seeking to undermine him with discredited tactics and domestic influence. It cites Formosa origins and broader efforts to destabilize Chiang’s government as part of a sustained war strategy.
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Chiang Kai-shek
United States
Chiang
China
Formisa
Maey
Africa
Eric Wollencott Barnes
Anna Cora Mowatt
Zoe Oldenbourg
House of Limieres
Willis
Wayde
John P. Marquand
Margaret Kennedy
Maxwell Griffith
Robert Standish
Forbidden City
Muriel Morland Jernigan
John Bell
Clayton
Misa Harriet
Townshend
Kathleen Norris
San Francisco
Book Past Performances by Margaret Rohe
Lawrence residents recall Margaret Rohe through a Christmas gift book compiling early 1900s prose and verse. Foreword notes reprints from New York Evening World Munsey's and Telegraph era pieces, including You Do It Too You Know You Do and Diaries of Historical Ladies.
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Lawrence
Rohe
Roy Howard
United Press and
Scripps Howard
New York Evening World
Munsey's
New York Morning Telegraph
Helen of Troy
Xantippe
Cleopatra
Queen Isabella
Howard
Adam Roche
Harpers Weekly
Alice Park
Mansas
Margaret
Alice
Puck
Georgia Brown
Argaret
New York
Roy Wilson
United Press Bureau
Rome
Alice Roche
Barbs Seven NY schools closed as 363 pupils absent
A New York town shut seven schools due to illness keeping 363 pupils home while other students likely also miss days. The note laments rising ice slips and cautions about accidents from driver pedestrian trust. A tease notes a Bible verse Matthew 24 5 about false messiahs.
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New York
Long Way to Go for Parking Across Cities
A Salina Journal summary cites the Lawrence Journal World praising Lawrence's move to buy a new downtown parking lot, noting rapid growth but space limits and urging more private lots. Salina plans two additional lots this year, signaling a shared urban parking challenge.
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Salina
Lawrence
New Books at Library ITLEE Display Week of March 14 19
The Lawrence Free Public Library lists new titles for March 14 to 19 including One-Party Press by Nathan B Blumberg, Many Worlds Seen and Unseen by Edith L Raskin, Cradle of Our Faith by John C Trever, and Dangerous River by Raymond M Patterson among others. The list features histories, travel, fiction, and biographies with notes on themes and periods, inviting patrons to reserve these items for reading.
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the Christophers
Winky Dink
Harish Mah
John Hopkins
Princeton
Washington Review Tau
Drew . Plennon
Captain Gallent
Roy Rogers
Annia Onkler
Cisco Ki Ae Ba
Nane Thaby Mane
Lassi
Mr. Peppers
Pepsi Cola Playhouse
Fai
Televimie Playhouse
Walter Winchell
G. B. Thestra
Cunningham
N48
RV Sparta
Itlee
Lawrence Free Public Library
Nathan B. Blumberg
Edith L. Raskin
John C. Trever
Holy Land
Dangerous River
Raymond M. Patterson
Canats
North West Territory
Bent
Daniel_ Sievert Lawrender
Bents
Main School Jam In Five States
Washington eyes a heated clash over federal aid to education as the House Education and Labor Committee weighs competing views. The panel will hear from supporters and opponents across three weeks, with the Eisenhower admin favoring loans for emergencies and limited direct aid. Three states—Indiana, Alabama, Mississippi—dominate overcrowding in the latest survey, highlighting where shortages are most acute.
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Washington
U.S
Waech
House Committee On Education
Graham A. Barden
N.C
House
Senate
Ralph Gwinn
National Education Association
American Federalior of
Eisenhower
Tony
Samuel M. Brownell, Jr
U. S
Alabama
Indiana
Brownell
Mississipi
Minnesota
New York
Mississippi
Local births and engagements fill Old Home Town notices
Ten year old items from Old Home Town report births for Lawrence Ray Lindberg and a son born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ray. Engagement announced for Edith Irene Anderson to Alvin Hu Hornberger. Other items note dinners, travel, a missing boy affected by carbon monoxide, a fire rebuild decision, disbanding of a protection group, a dance, and a large group at a thimble party honoring Miss Madeline Grignard.
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Partridge
Lawrence
Arthur L. Goudy
Pilgrim Congregational Church
North Lawrence
Kanwaka
Anita Melvin Goudy
J. D. Fincher
F. H. Olney
Anderson
Valley Falls
Lawrence Lindberg
Route 5
Lawrence Ray
Arthur Ray
Lloyd Coffman
Maxine
Mary Frances
J. D. Umberger
Topeka
Allen Crafton
Lions Chih
Kansas City
Esther Norman
Ebon ‘Anderson
Stull
Edith Irene
Alvin Hu Hornberger
Henry Hornberger
Set
Robert L
Beach
Karla Jill
Sgt
Beech
First Army
8Th and
Vt Sts
Merchants Mutual Protective Group
Dolph Simons
Memorial Hospital
Dolph Collins Simons
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Fred Lewis
Arlemania Club
Ecke Hall
Charles Skilton
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