Middle Age Spread: Do You Have It
Hal Boyle reports on how to detect and combat middle aged spread. Dr. Thomas K Cureton says to measure abdomen versus chest, then adopt a diet rich in fruits vegetables and proteins and perform regular aerobic exercise. Practical routines include knee bends daily, deep breathing, and daily walking or swimming to restore muscle tone. If exercise and diet stop, the spread returns within a month.
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New York
Joe
Thomas K. Cureton
Physical Fitness Research Laboratory
Dr. Cureton
Cooper's, Inc
Cureton
Tornado safety guidance for Kansas residents
The article outlines practical tornado procedures for open country and urban settings, detailing actions to take when a tornado is observed or imminent. It covers movement at right angles to the path, lying in ditches if escape is impossible, sheltering in reinforced buildings, basement corner choices, shutting off utilities, and avoiding panic. It emphasizes staying informed through authorities and notes that only a few areas are directly affected by any warning.
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Kansas
Rockies
Atlantic
Gulf States
Advertising and the role of ads in American life
During National Advertising Week advertisers argue the medium informs the public about products and services produced by U.S. factories. They say advertising enables mass markets, sustains mass output, helps keep prices down, and supports newspaper revenue while enhancing news content.
Organized Labor Appeal Letter to Lawrence Readers
Sherman F. Hougland argues for larger Lawrence industries and criticizes Jim Wigeglesworth and the Chamber of Commerce for favoring small plants. He notes unemployment effects, urges local shoppers to spend where earned, and defends collective bargaining rights within organized labor. He signs from 1309 Del St.
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Journal World
Jim Wigeglesworth
Lawrence
Kansas University
Wigglesworth
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Topeka
Olathe
P. Everett Sperry
Eagles, Elks, Masons
Family of Organized Labor
Sherman F. Hougland
Del
Jack's Straws Jack's Straws
Jack Zimmer humorously observes homeowners seized by spring gardening fever. The piece contrasts grand plans with garden failures, from rose spam to grass and weed battles, ending with the author admitting his own gardening ineptitude. The cheerful, self deprecating tone mirrors a light humor column about domestic yard obsession.
Witty Quotes and Riddles from a Floridian Censor Tale
A jolting snippet features quirky aphorisms about open books, wind, a golfer’s hole in one, and vanity. A Florida censor lurks nearby as a bathing girl provokes commentary. The piece notes that the average woman may eat more than the average man, hinting at culinary roles.
Verse reminder from Matthew 6 instructs humility
A brief Bible verse excerpt urges readers to practice righteousness quietly before God rather than for public praise. It emphasizes sincerity over outward displays and warns against seeking human approval.
Three More Chinese To Tell Stories By Peter Edson
Three more State Department wartime China hands face Senate Internal Security subcommittee inquiry. Emmerson, Strong, and Ludden held key wartime advisory posts. Emmerson testifies first, with Strong and Ludden to follow.
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Peter Edsonner
Washington
State Department
China
Senate Internal Security
Robert. Morris
Foreign Service
Middle East
U.S
Posta
John K. Emmerson
Beirut
Lebanon
Colorado
Kimmerson
Walter Judd
China Service
FSO
Robert C. Strong
Damascus
Syria
Raymond P. Ludden
Senate Security Subcommittee
Charles Maynard Cooke
Ernest J. King
Strong
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Admiral Cooke
Pacific
Ray Ludden
Yenan
Canton
Ludden
Representative Judd
Senate Committee
John Carter Vincent
John Patton Davies
John Stewart Service
John Emmerson
U.S. China
Judd
All-Big Six star Charley Black earns AP honor
Charley Black of Kansas University earns his fourth Associated Press conference team selection. He is noted as a premier defender and averages 12 points per game on offense. The piece also notes other historical items from Lawrence including books, local figures, and community events.
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Charley Black
K.U
Associated Press
John Ise
American Institute of Graphic Arts
Clarence
Ralph Kampschroeder
David McCreath
State Highway Department
Chicago
Lawrence
Delta Tau Delta Mothers Club
Kansas City
A. B. Ewing
E. R. Ebel
Lloyd Webster
Charles Elder
Wilbur Fine
Thomas Pierson
Pontius Pilate
Nietas Club
Frank Carlson
J.R. Payne
Leader
Charlssa Wilson
Charles Wilson
Williamsburg
Clarence Reed
H. D. Reed
Alfred D. Grey
Earl Wampler
Laucille Evans
Freda Childress
Helen Dahlene
Hazel Faringer
Katherine
Anne Wampler
Emery Faringer
Clements Evans
Harold Wampler
Freddy Nelson
Billy Richards
Billy Thudium
Morris Weber
Beta Theta Pis
Chi Omega
Western Union
Chamber of Commerce
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Compilation
A dense OCR style list of radio and television program listings for multiple stations including WDAF KMBC WREN and KMNC. It mentions news segments sports shows cartoons soap opera style dramas and family programs with numerous times and show names scattered across the page. The fragmentary text outlines daily lineups for March dates with interleaved program titles and station call letters, reflecting a busy mid century schedule.
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WDAF
KMBC
WREN
KFKU
KMNC
WIA
Morgan Heatte
Sentchivan
KMBU
Shaw
Penpie
Wren Miu Bock
KMAC
Pwaydap
Cassie
WDAY
WWDAF
WDAP
Morgan Homtty
WDA
KFLK
U TV
Sonpline
Wren Martin Riork Orch
Dilson
K.C.U
KMBO
Kmbo-Tv
Komo.tv
Three Star News
Skyne
Dr. Christian
Nayier Cugat
News
Arthur Godfrey
Maurice Chevalier
Highwey Patrol
Television Theatre
Ford Theatre
Warner Bros. Films
State Trooper
Premiere Playhouse
Star Theatre
Lata
Good Morning
Today
the Daily Ward
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United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Preas
Hal Boyle
Advertising
Letters
Organized Labor Appeal
Jack
Jack Zimmer
Ros
Law Friend
Florida
Jean
Thei
Emmerson
Georgetown Foreign Service Scho
US Fleet
Cnmemander In
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
RADIO
Wdaf.t
Aiadea
Elgabeth
Father
Erma Oy—Plappy
Dreenbery
LooMalings Theatre
Mie
Ventor
Mickey Mouse Club
Ancel & Hardy
Star Newsies
Speriay
Bill Hickok
ijoRperts
Three Star Sports
Thog Allen
Sergeant Preston
Danny Thonas
Viten
Alian O
Scotland
Lord News
Men of Annapolis
Wea
Hi—Bradge
T.V
Radio & TV
Montgomery Ward
Bird TV
Sign OF the Times
Kenneth Vinyard
Mgr
Sylvania
Berman Radio and Television
Prescriptions Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
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