Lawrence Journal World Establishes Longstanding Editorial Team
The Lawrence Kansas daily paper World Company operates at Sixth and New Hampshire, established in 1844 with editors including Dolph Simons and Ernest Pontius. It lists advertising and business managers, and subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties.
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Dolph Simons
Bill Mater
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
United States
For America movement proposes unpledged electors plan
Washington correspondent notes Clarence E. Manion, former Notre Dame dean and cochairman of the For America movement, urges voters to back unpledged presidential electors in November. He argues independents could deny 266 electoral votes to major candidates, pushing a House vote to decide the president.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Clarence E. Manion
Notre Dame Law School
For America
Eisenhower
Tiwit Manion
Dean Manion
Manion
Manton
Eleets
Jaein Manion
Jgh
House of Representatives
Volek
For America Movement
William F. Knowland
Calif
Dent
Radio and TV Programs Broadcast Schedule Listing
Radio and TV program guide entries show WDAF KMBC WIEN and KCMO stations with daily times March 19 20 across morning to late evening. The spread lists news Weather sports theatre and variety programs including names like Lombardo Duke and Dinah Shore Show with multiple stations and program blocks.
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lMibber
Masie
Cuy Lombardo
DNR
AL Star Parade
Lins
Be Soys
Raitecine
King of Hearts
WREN
Martin Bloch
WDAF
Morgan Heatty
KME
WIEN
WDAR
KMAC
KFRKU
Ragnet
Bishop Sheey
Biehow Sheyound Mirror
Nordeen
KMBC
Woaf
WHEEN
Jonson
WDAK
Mears
Martin Bioeh
KMEC
KMBG
Kcmo.tv
Mickey Moise
Ruckskin
Pally Smith
Three Star News
Alayanne
Cordan Maciine
Atlenhe Cnesne
TVE
Valerie Firestone Eddy
Love Lucey
Minchie
My—T. Spy
Hubert Montgomery
Uride
Lthel
Albert
the Sniper
Newa
Les Paulins
Mary Ford
Tip
Abe
Aek
Peery Lee
Fordews FY
Dinah Shore
Warners Bros. Presents
News Caravan
Blueprint of Communist Tactics Warns of Subversion
Dr. Charles H. Titus outlines four action types he believes communists would use to take over the United States. Separate armed forces from leaders, demoralize local protection agencies, capture but keep communications, and train cells to quickly establish weapon centers at key points. He warns that control of newspapers and manipulation of public opinion would precede more direct moves.
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United States
America
U. S
Charles H. Titus
U.C.S.A
U.S. Army
Titus
Pearl Harbor
Dreyfuss Urges Culture Yet Questions Leisure Use
New York designer Henry Dreyfuss told a Los Angeles audience that Americans have earned a lot of leisure but may waste it. He argues leisure should cultivate culture yet acknowledges ordinary chores and home tasks also fill free time and act as therapy for stressed nerves. He questions how he would manage house work while pursuing culture.
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Henry Dreyfuss
New York
Los Angeles
Dreyfuss
History of the individual income tax in America
The piece traces the growth of the income tax from 1929 to the present, noting small initial charges on modest incomes and steep increases to top rates. It questions future tax levels as government roles expand and alludes to smoking research and a character named Charley Jones.
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America
Letters urging cleanup of Lawrence litter and eyesores
Readers advocate a citywide clean-up campaign focusing on dirty gutters and street litter in Lawrence. They urge disposal receptacles from stores, public admonitions for litterbugs, and restoration of North Lawrence landmarks like Woodlawn and Lincoln schools.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Stao
Margaret Berger
la. St
North Lawrence
Woodlawn
Old Lincoln Schools
Old
Lincoln School
Helen Mason
5Th St
Do it yourself beyond home repairs
The author urges a broader do it yourself approach beyond fixing plumbing or roofs. Instead of watching TV, gather the family for books of motets and madrigals, read or stage plays, enjoy poetry aloud, and even try painting your own scenes rather than Color TV entertainment.
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Christian Science
Terrible Twos Hit Author’s Home in New York
Hal Boyle reflects on his daughter Tracy Ann turning two and the accompanying upheaval, noting how the child shifts from angel to ogre and back as she asserts independence. He recalls neighbor warnings, his parenting missteps, and an enduring joke about growing up while balancing household do it yourself projects.
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New York
Frances
Tracy Ann
Tebel
Tracy
Os Ann
Bettie
New York City
Joan of Arc
Iadies
Oxford scholar award for residence and study period
An American scholar receives an Oxford period of study granting two years of residence and study, with a possible third year. A query notes whether the existence of Pluto was foretold by mathematicians before its discovery.
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Oxford University
Pluto
Barbs Brooklyn to abandon last streetcars in fall
The Brooklyn streetcar system plans to retire its final cars this fall leaving riders to adjust to bus service. President Elxanhower has nominated five New York state postmasters, while other fragments hint at varied local anecdotes and oddities.
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Brooklyn
Elxanhower
New York State
Bible Verse Reflects Comfort in Sorrow
A brief verse offers consolation about God wiping away tears, portraying divine mercy and future hope. The line reframes suffering as temporary and faith as source of solace amid hardship.
Old Home Town Candidates and Local News Bridge the County
Douglas County sheriff candidate Old Home Town Duniel John enters the race. Engagement announced Irene Laptad to Capt. J Eugene Holmes of Salt Lake City. John Nottingham and Sam D BeWs fought a laboratory blaze with city firefighters at Snow Science Hall. Several social events and visits noted including vanishing luncheons for women of the Christian Church and Kappa Alpha Theta anniversary guests.
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Will Duniel John
Douglas County
George Hoefer
Storum Waring
Baldwin
Hoefer
J. Mert Hoefer
Springfield
David A. Seamans
Navy
Great Lakes
Robert L. Seamans
Robert Laptad
Irene
J. Eugene Holmes
Salt Lake City
Owen Lattimore
Department of International Relations
Johns Hopkins University
China
Frayer Theater
James Dresser
J. D. Dresser
Marie Elizabeth Wiliams
Joseph C. Williams
New Snow Science Hall
John Nottingham
Lawrence
Sam Dbews
Tonganoxie
Albert Williams
Women of the Christian Church
Harry Hess
C. E. Dreyer
Lara Warnick
E. J. Williams
Anna Tubbs
H. L. Dunkerley
Seth Slaughter
Dorothy Williams
Otto Barteldes
Kappa Alpha Theta
Oscar May
Atchison
Cora Leonard
Halton
Rollins Brownlee
Brookfield
Harold Wilson
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Plan Manion
Republican Party
Democrat ‘Welfare
GOP
Leonard Hall
Beii
Eisenhower J
Lee
Dean Manson
Stites
RADIO
Charley Jones
Cze
Mt. Dread
Kentucky
Ohio
Mitchell Road
Ousdahl Road
Hal Boyle
Trace Ann
Tam
Alamo
Saya
Reilly
Old Home Town
Plymouth Congregational Church
Noble
Elderkin
E. $. Stucker
Ottawa
Chautauqua
Baptist Church
Herman Broeker
Midland Rural Club
Charles Young
A. W. Garvin
Ernest Yount
Charles Husted
Ned Shaw
Hugo Schellhorn
Banks
Temola Club
J. Frank Jones
Anna Sweeney
Chanute
Reinald Werrenrath
Albert Smith and Son
J. M. Hearin
Turner
Norris Bros
York
Gile
Jay
Lawrence, Kansas
Mass
Mel Fisher
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