Lawrence Journal Star Front Page and Rates 1937
Established in tsit WW G Shimons Editor 181 to Ty rae Published daily except Sunday Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates by carrier in winter 25 cents per week one year 9 dollars in United States 9 per year. Prongome ptt-Fetered at the post office at Lawrence Class Postal Matter. The Associated Press news dispatels. Monday Evening March 18 1937.
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Tsit
G. Shimons
Tyrae
Genpany
Fresoe
Lawrence
Kansas
Teyne
United States
Prongome Ptt
Lawrrrte Uy 2
New Soviet Signs Hard to Find
Washington correspondent Peter Edson surveys postwar Soviet signs of change. He notes calls for decentralization of raw materials and industry, tensions with Eastern Europe, and the continued imprint of Stalinist control. He argues Westerners must live with Soviet communism and its challenges.
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Moscow
Stalin
Europe
Poland
Hungary
Yugoslavia
East Germany
Geneva
Radio and TV Programs Compilation Of March Listings
Radio and TV schedules from multiple stations list shows by time and channel for Monday through Tuesday, including news, weather, sports, dramas, comedies, and variety programs. The guide names programs and times across WDAF KU BG WREM KFKU KMBC KOMO WREN and others, reflecting a busy broadcast day with several regional outlets.
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WDAF
Maren
Newnan
Lou Wan -Lillaan
Marcel
Wdaf.tv
Kmbc TV
Komo-Tv
Mickey Mobae
Clun
Coa
Cisca Kid
I—Syerer
Mirple Lace
Etohinhood
King Cola
M—Wire Service
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Wire Service
Sir Lancelot
Ausle
Playhouse
Star Theatre
Hatchet Men Use Threats in Union Recruiting
A union delegate in Lawrence used threats to deter non members, prompting objections to coercive tactics. The piece argues positive salesmanship wins more converts and that freedom of choice should guide membership, noting that threats ruin credibility and deter prospective members.
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Wut Ous
Lawrence
America
Honey
Tranquilizers Meet Resistance From Two Oregon Doctors
Oregon physicians urge caution on tranquilizers arguing they may dull alertness and fear that spurs achievement. They acknowledge medical use but warn against reliance. Editors note social risk and remind readers real problems require real effort. A magazine piece titled My Daughter Kissed Elvis Presley is mentioned.
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Oregon University
American Medical Association
Herman A. Dickel
Henry H. Dixon
Eisenhower sights end to postal savings system
The Eisenhower administration seeks to scrap the postal savings system created in 1910 to aid bankless savers and rural residents. Debits have fallen from peaks after 1929 and 1947, deposits now near 170 thousand, and new accounts would end if deposits dip below one billion. The House committee has approved a bill awaiting full approval.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Wall Street
Nso
Hoover Commission
General Accounting Office
House Post Office Committee
House
Senate
U.S. Treasury
Fragmentary OCR Summary Roughly Mixed Prose Notes
Fragmented text appears to mix various phrases about a man and a daughter, a dull man next day, transmitter rise, numbers 160 take 40 000, and a claim of 86 million years of sunshine. Mentions an astronomer and a horse that can sleep standing. Content is garbled with incomplete thoughts and unclear context.
Palmirae Verse Presents Righteous Path
A brief verse note references the Palmirae Palmia area in ZIP code 92112, highlighting a call to righteousness and steady faith within a community Bible verse context.
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Palmia
Hungarian psychologist analyzes American marriage and gender roles
Hal Boyle reports Gyula Denes of the Denes Institute in New York offers a provocative look at American marital tensions. He argues men are sex conscious but love shy while women are love conscious but sex shy, and adds that communication via role play with a dummy helps couples vent frustrations. He urges couples to discuss troubles openly to avoid tragedy and to bridge the gap between partners.
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New York
Gyula Denes
Womin Ots
Denes
Budapest
Denes Institute of Personality
Oman
Signboards Along Kansas Turnpike Near Lawrence
A fragmented lament about roadside signs on the Kansas Turnpike approaching Lawrence urges banning nonessential boards within 500 feet of the right of way. It argues signs would mar scenic beauty and calls on the Legislature to act to preserve the land.
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Kansas
Flint
Bhiestein
Memselves
Turnpike
Bettersear
Little Gent Land Company
Holgate
Shaye My Creag Bresase
Sehlura Beer
Quiz Q How cold is the custom of wearing bridal veils
The text asks about the veil custom traced to ancient Greece seen as protection against evil spirits at weddings while noting noted stars of Hercules and a Mes aiedh cluster. It also asks about the War of 1812 invasion of Canada and defines a chuckwalla as a large armoured desert lizard.
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Universites
Europe
Hitler
Stalin
Gladys Parker and Donald Thiry win 4-H speech honors
Old Home Town features a 1947 note that Gladys Parker and Donald Thiry earned 4-H Club honors at a speech festival. The item also mentions Kansas wedding law and Jayhawker attendance records, plus several local notices and reminiscences from 1917.
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Gladys Parker
Donald Thiry
Kansas
Jayhawkers
William Allen White
Emporia
New York
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