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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1955

Page

2

Lawrence Journal Newslisting and Advertising Directors

Daily Lawrence newspaper uses 1891 editor Simons with Ernest Pontius as publisher. Advertising director Liz Martins listed. Rates shown for carriers and mail within Lawrence and surrounding counties. Post office entry and AP membership noted.

Simons Sixth New Hampshire Lawrence Ransat Ealtor Ernest Pontius Malla Douglas Doukas Liz Martins Lawence Serand Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press AP News Kel SS

Radio and TV Programs Listed For Kansas City Area

A dense Saturday schedule lists WDAF WREN KMBC and KMKC stations with programs from travel bureau to news and concerts. Names include Autry Graham Harvey and Abbott, with musicals, comedies, dramas, sports and weather across WDAF KMBC WREN and more.

Prb Esters Eehoes Wdar-N KMAG WDAF KMC Newacna! Daft KAO Guaxpusters Iste WDAP KMHC KMBC Hruah Creek—Foster AP —Grand Ole Onrys de OA Ae Williams Sunaay Nevacant BU Autry Kenton Amos Andy Yew Nora Brooke Marcie KMEC Audy Vallee Sher, Holmen Wren Watter Winchell Ren Hmy Graham Easy Money S—Wren Paul Harvey Fibher MaCeo Gene Autry CBS News

Stalin’s Yalta Revelations and Roosevelt’s Doubts

The article discusses Roosevelt’s unease over Stalin’s likely postwar moves as revealed by the Yalta papers. It notes the three leaders differed on key postwar policies, Roosevelt conceding more to Stalin than Churchill wished, while Stalin promised much but intended deception. Roosevelt suspected a double cross, a suspicion the piece says proved well founded.

Franklin D Roosevelt Stalin Yalta Churchill F. D.R

Driver License Questions From Buffalo Crash

Three little girls and two others were killed when a car struck a Buffalo sidewalk on Monday. The 3-year-old driver, an aircraft worker, was charged with criminal negligence and claimed he lost control amid epileptic attacks. Officials question license laxity for the physically disabled and note prior epiletic incidents raising safety concerns.

Buffalo N. Y Lawrence

New Horizontal Windows May Block Escape in Fire

Topeka fire chief warns new horizontal Hines style windows hinder occupant egress during fires. An occupant recalls a recent incident where a mother and 9 year old son escaped from a window five feet above the floor, raising concerns for elderly, overweight, or young residents.

Topekan Topeka

No Taste No Harm Dental Leaders Promote Fluoridation

Dental leaders stress fluoridation of water supplies to cut child tooth decay while adults see little benefit. Officials note fluoride is tasteless and no proven harm exists, but opponents and taste complaints arise during initial test run amid algae-related taste issues from low river levels.

Lawrence Iever City Water Department Rid

Yalta Papers Release Sparks U S Department Clash

Washington controversy erupts over the release of the two volume 1945 Yalta papers as State Department officials and Secretary Dulles face criticism for handling. Churchill warns of mistakes while pressure grows from lawmakers over security and publication. Copies leak to newspapers prompting questions on timing and propriety.

Washington State Department Yalta State Dulles Roosevelt Churchill Generalissimo Statin Department Henry Suydam Dulles U.S House Senate Sen. George D-Ga Congress Hig Tald McCarthy

Close Douglas County split in 1954 governor race

Official 1954 returns tabulated by Secretary of State Shanahan show Fred Hall winning Douglas County with 5139 votes to George Docking’s 5138. The near dead heat in the GOP stronghold is framed as a moral victory for Docking and a consolation win for Docking locally, while Solomon notes the county’s staunch Republican tilt remains intact.

Parsons Sui Paul R. Shanshan Douglas George Docking Docking Shanahan Fred Hall Douglas County Solomon

Bible Verse A day in thy court is better than thousands

A brief religious note quotes Psalms 84 10 praising the value of a day spent in the courts of the Lord over a multitude of days. The line emphasizes spiritual devotion as superior to worldly abundance.

New Books at Library For Next Week

Lawrence Free Public Library displays a varied fiction and non fiction list for March 21 to 26. Highlights include prize winning authors from France and Canada along with several crime titles. Notable works feature Selden Rodman Isaac Asimov Ugo Betti John Jennings and Robert Graves among others with topics spanning India Haiti philosophy and frontier history.

Lawrence Free Public Library Black Republic Selden Rodman Haiti Tours Isaac Asamov Nelson Beecher Keyes Edith M. Dorian W. N. Wilson India Jéan Kenedy Indi Lawrence M. Brings Pri 2Eal Corinne Updegraft Wells Bvok Ugo Batter- In

Barbs In a Molasses Spill On Indiana Highway

A humorous monologue-style item notes a truck smashup in Indiana where several gallons of molasses smeared the highway. The piece pivots on snappy lines about driving, old cars, and everyday pride with casual commentary and moral quips.

Indiana

Difference Between Suffrage and Voting in 1950s Context

The material explains suffrage as the right to vote defined by law and constitutional rules, with voting as the actual exercise of that right. It notes the origin of the Sixteen to One slogan tied to William Jennings Bryan’s 1896 silver platform. It cites a congressional finding that about 200,000 of 2.3 million federal civilian employees were stationed overseas as of September 1954.

Jan Hilliard Nova Scotia Stephen Lescock Homer Robert Graves Jay I Dratler Leon Odell Griffith Albert Blaustein Kwai Pitie Ste. Beuve Gaston le Torch Jacques ‘Perret John Jennings New Mexico William Jennings Bryan United States Congressional Committee

Guessing Game Reddened Washington Officials

A Washington parlor game at a Kerr Monroney party exposed red faced embarrassment among lawmakers and aides. The quiz asked guests to name seven U S Presidents whose last names start with CALVERT within 60 seconds, sparking laughter over misses including a cabinet member.

Washington Mike Monroney Okla Senator Kerr Oklahoma Eisenhower Fuisner

Two Kansas City youths confess to Rusty’s Market hold up

The article reports two Kansas City youths confessing to a March 10 robbery of W. A. Browning, manager of Rusty’s Market in town. It also notes Sgt. Melvin Schnider’s return from England after Normandy wounds, plus multiple social events, club activities, and community updates from Lawrence.

Mickay Rooney Dotty Mack Troorens Coco Aiar Theatre Compasa Cico Gobel Milton Dollar Marth the Christophers Winky Dink Tou Ia Washington Review Drew Fierson Bowling i Roy Rogeraff Annie Oakley Clace Kid Play Ball Ao Ara Li Chas Lavaghilsei Mr. Peppers Jack ‘Benny Television Playhouse Walter Winchell Stork Cl Letette Young The Bank Larry Moore Tomorow Romper Room Moon Hour Comics Portia Ao Forster Poenis Sage 1736 Farm Kathleen Carteri Theatre of Romanes Robert Q. Lewis Kitchen ‘Klub Linklatters Bob Crosby Miss Marlowe Hollyways Playhouse Sportaman Bieid Premiere Playhouse el New Rene Manes Kansas City W. A. Browning Rusty Melvin Schnider United States England N. E. Faringer Florence Kunkel 500 Club H. F. DeWolf Charles Shimmons Alpha Chi-Omega Jane Anderson Elizabeth’ Russel Lawrence Marilyn Roseman Eudora W.L. Burdick University Bar Association Law School Lowell R. Landon Soroptimist Club

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