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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1956

Page

4

Lawrence Daily Ledger Publication Details 1854 1952

Editor and publisher management list notes the Word Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Street Lawrence Kansas with daily publication except Sunday. It lists subscription rates by carrier 25 cents weekly or 35 dollars yearly, and by mail within Lawrence and surrounding counties 20 dollars yearly, and 7 dollars yearly elsewhere in the United States. It states postal classification and port office entry.

W. C. Simons Word Company Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Kansas Lawrences Dougine United States

Layoffs Boost Wage Drive Across Auto Industry

NEA Washington correspondent Peter Edson reports layoffs of over 80,000 in January and February hit the auto, parts, and farm implement sectors, mainly Michigan, shaping demand for guaranteed annual wage benefits. New supplementary unemployment pay plans, funded by employer contributions, would boost state benefits after June, with details shown by example cases in Michigan and broad state adoption in nine states.

Peter Edson NEA Washington Michigan Indiana Tiinois California New York Wisconsin Ohio Packard United Auto Workers United Steelworkers David J. McDonald UAW

Radio and TV Programs Listings Today and Tonight

Radio and TV listings show a dense schedule across WDAF WREN KEKU KMBC and regional channels for Monday March 12 and Tuesday March 13. Programs include news, music, variety shows, soap operas, and children’s programming with several time blocks and station identifications.

WDAF Wren Keku WDOAP Kbibc Morgan Beatty Jenry Jo ‘Taylo Poles Flrenty Colee Negra KMBC MeGe Ouy Lombardo KMUC Ik Star Parade King Wren Martin Bloch Turaday Pine Tello Wi —S Wakao King of Ae Serenada Billy Sraith Star News Gordon MacRae Robinhood Burns Allen Caesar So Godtreyea Voice of Firestone Medle Robert Montgomery Tevastudio One Ethel and Albert Hollywood Playhouse Talent Roungup

Desegregation Pressures Fuel White Boycotts in the South

A survey notes white against white pressures in Southern communities over school integration. Boycotts target firms linked to perceived pro desegregation ties including Ford dealers Coca Cola and Philip Morris. The piece contrasts South’s methods with earlier anti colonial or anti Jewish boycotts and reflects on local progress in Lawrence amid rising tensions.

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NBC Medicine Birth Film Withheld From Medic! Tonight

NBC-TV pulled an uncensored Caesarean birth film from the Medic! lineup amid family viewing concerns. Network officials say the program may be edited and shown later though some viewers favored airing to inform about medical practice.

Nbc-Tv Sit Merie

Eisenhower seen as unique leader by The Economist

The Economist lauds President Eisenhower as uniquely honored in the United States and abroad. It notes his growing self assurance and political skill, calling him the Western Alliance’s greatest asset and suggesting his future as a statesman will shape the fate of the Western world.

Risctenhower Economist Eisenhower United States George Washington Abraham Higceln Franklin Roosevelt Western Alliance

Letters UNITED FUND MOVE

A reader urges Lawrence to adopt a city wide United Fund to reduce repeated solicitations. The writer notes four visits already in 1956 and suggests combined drives should involve all citizens and broaden participation beyond downtown businessmen. He also requests that Red Cross by laws allow focal chapters to join united drives.

Journal-World United Fund Lawrences Red Cross Focal United

Lobby Probe Group Faces Start Up Hurdles

The eight man Senate committee on lobbying shows a 4 4 party split risk and slow start. McClellan chairs with Bridges as vice chair but discord on rules and subpoenas could stall actions. Staff hires depend on majority approval, and inquiry aims for Jan 31 deadline amid election year tension.

Washington Senate Sen. McClellan D-Ark Sen. Bridges R-Nh McClellan Bridges

Bible Verse Not Rich in Glory Says Jeremiah 9 23

A concise verse urges that true glory does not come from wealth but from wisdom and righteous living as reflected in Jeremiah chapter 9 verse 23. The message contrasts riches with spiritual insight and moral conduct.

Jeremiah

Ten Top Bores In America Spoofs Modern Moods In New York

Hal Boyle riffs on the ten most common types of bores in America with a social satire tone. The piece lists hobbyists, newlyweds, new parents, gourmets, sports fans, dieters, and others, revealing quirks and foibles while urging friendly engagement and traffic safety concerns.

Sneaking Cop Scepticism and Speeding Fear in Public View

Residents express mixed views on police surveillance and street safety urging more dawn speed enforcement while condemning unidentified patrol cars and covert devices. The discussion reveals distrust of “sneaky cops” and questions how law enforcement should operate amid rising patrols and public scrutiny.

Ollard Deisarth Tier Metlene Rotely

Fragmented Reader Notes on Social Manners and Education

A garbled collection of phrases offers observations on education gender roles health and family. It mentions an educator claiming people are smarter than believed and jokes about telling wives and mothers. The text also references spring health inquiries and vehicle accidents tied to inattentive drivers.

Old Home Town News Highlights Local Life And Passings

Local notices report births, weddings, and arrivals including Linda Rae Wulfkuhle born to Mr and Mrs Ross E Wulfkuhle. Dinners, showers, and church events feature women hostesses and the Methodist Women's League. Officials elected as delegates, residents discharged from service, Red Cross deployments, and a governor’s reception are noted alongside social gatherings and travel mentions. A dog drives a car in New Westminster and a Tampa firehouse timing video shows 11 second response.

Ross E. Wulfkuhle Linda Rae Wulfkuhle Margaret Colman Dorothy Nisely Betty McDaniel Howard Rust Alice Hildenbrand George D. Walter Lawrence National Bank Blue Cross Lawrence Raymond H. Monroe Navy Walter Monroe Mary E. Breese Eugene Breese Southwest Pacific American Red Cross Armed Forces T/4 Ellsworth Terry Pacific R. R. McFarland Harry A. Gordon F. J. Hatton Women’s League of the Methodist Church R. C. Laeasig J. A. Bayles S. J. Churchill W. F. Hobbs E. F. Engel Ella Longanecker Violet Vera Rose Ray Smith Topeka Gerstenberger Carl

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