Lawrence Daily World 1952 Edition Billed Rates and Circulation
Lawrence Daily World announces weekend edition is published by The World Company with editor and staff credits. Office address listed as 722 Massachusetts Street Lawrence Kansas. Advertising and subscription rates shown for monthly and yearly terms. Includes postal listing and Associated Press rights. Saturday March 22 1952 edition date.
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Lawrence Daily Journal World
the World Company
C Simons
J. WL Murray
Dorr Stwona
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Kansas
Ron Enaen
Associated Presa Tae
Associated Press
Moves for More Housing Public housing push faces wasteful track record
Government aims to stimulate housing with public rather than private ventures. Public housing rents often fixed, not tied to investment profitability. Past government programs in the East ran at a loss and were dumped as extravagant waste, burdening taxpayers and dampening support for a large public housing drive.
Lovett Big Dob Lovett remembered as tough reporter and leader
A long obituary notes A. Lovett, 64, who led the Michigan Manufacturers Association for three decades and starred in Kansas football. A former Kaan and University tackle, he worked from Lawrence to Hutchinson, then Kansas City Star and Chicago Tribune. Colleagues recall his grit and public relations skill, with notable stories from the Olathe murder mystery unraveling.
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Ahs Lo Lavern
Michigan Manufacturers Association
Lawrence
Fred Beinkerhoff
Lovett
Brinkerholf
Ike Lamber
Emporia
Hutchinson
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson News
Kansas City, Star
The
Star
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Olathe
Plymouth Rock
Mit
Lewell
Manufaguirera Association
Local officials note many town happenings and notices
Old Home Town records show Lathrop official B Read Jr named first lieutenant in US Army Military Police Corps. Scout group collected six tons of iron, while Mrs Farr recovers from illness. Dr F Stanley Jones to speak at Community building next Sunday. Junior High to perform False Pretenses Friday with a large cast. Vine Street basketball girls hosted a party in Lawrence after theater, then church attendance. Twin birth announced for Mr and Mrs Cooker. Oak? visits as others travel to declamation and music events. Ninth annual Music Festival slated for April 16 with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra featured.
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Lathrop B. Read Jr
Gouglan County
Kansan
Eleanor Klein
Lorothy Ann Walker
Uth Stoland
Maxine Wilhelmi
Margarena Cleenger
John Riley
Alan “Asher
Ruddie Hanna
Donald ‘Gilkinson
Tate Clark
Samuel Ericken
Frederick Wheeter
Lawrence Penner
Maurine Rae
Esther Holcomb
Hartel Dean
Garve| Dean
Coples
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Mabel McNaughton
Tonganoxie
Baldwin
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Well Chosen Course and County Tax Case Lead News
A Douglas County case accuses Kansas Natural Gas Co. of anti trust violations with $1,500 slated for the county school fund. Local social notes list Mr and Mrs William F Elkin hosting relatives Tuesday. Ads reference colorful 1952 car colors and a humorous quote on liquor in Lyons. Misc items include a psychologist noting a mind reading horse and a humor quip on modern home essentials.
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Kansas Natural Gas Company
Douglas County
William F. Elkin
F. Smith
W A. Colman
Fred Gregory
Harold
Merle Colman
Bert Evans
Leland Colman
Barbs by Hal Cochran and a bridge note
A humorous column mentions Hal Cochran style remarks by a self made man, a blind woman striking her husband with a book in a domestic dispute over a card game, and a brief nod to a clever bridge tactic.
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Hal Cochran
Hlindz
Iea
Unkind Cut From Lawn Neglect Turns Grim
A terse theft report notes two victims held up by a bandit with a glass firearm. The incident highlights neglecting routine lawn care as a trivial misstep in a dangerous crime. Police investigation follows and no additional details were provided.
Letters to the Editor on children running at large and flood control
Letters from readers critique neighbor’s children trampling yards and damaging property while discussing flood protection. One writer notes front yard fencing torn by youths, arguing for teaching respect for property rights. Another argues engineers waste money and calls for more practical river work and maintenance of dikes to reduce flood damage.
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Journal-World
Kansas City Times
North Lawrence
Missouri
Nove
New Books at City Library Display Week of March 24
The City Library unveils a display of recent acquisitions including My Cousin Rachel by Daphne Du Maurier 1932 Time and Again by C L Simak 1951 The Parent's Manual Wolf 1951 and more. The list features works spanning mystery romance science fiction and non fiction with authors such as Philbrick Illingworth Milford and Lonnie Coleman.
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Simak
Wolf
Philbrick
Judge Medina
Pete
Tee Bay
Frank Illingworth
Arctic
Nancy Milford
Grace
Mack
Mandalay
India
Lara
Lonnie Coleman
Tyt
T. Lamont
Saturday Review of Literature
Peter Arno
Art
ALWLM
Move Against Reds Washington Threatens Crackdowns
The State Department pledged further actions Saturday against Iron Curtain embassies in the United States distributing hostile propaganda. Informants said the Friday shutdown of a magazine published by the Polish embassy served partly as a warning to other Red governments. Secretary of State Acheson ordered the Polish embassy to stop publishing its periodical Poland May and to issue no more.
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Washington
State Department
U. S. Department
U.S
Acheson O
State Department rebuke over ambassador hearing dispute
Acheson signaled further decisive steps if the consul’s actions are not followed, amid an American protest denouncing the Katya ye hearing and a Polish magazine calling it a fare. The statement frames the dispute as a formal rebuke to Ambassador Jones Winiewics and hints at stronger measures to come.
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State Department
Jones Winiewics
Acheson
Onsler
Katya Ye
Crawford County Names Republican Delegates
Crawford County Republicans elected delegates at the state district conventions in Pittsburg. County delegates were instructed to vote for P. W. Brinkerhoff, Pittsburg publisher, as delegate to the national convention. Crawford County will name 23 delegates to the district and state conventions.
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Pittsburg
Crawford County
P. W. Brinkerhoff
Crawinnl County
Bath
Eudora Flower Club to Display May 20 in Methodist Room
In Eudora twenty eight members met with hostess Mrs Agnes Mulder. The Flower Display and Silver Tea are set for May 20 in the Methodist Community room with the African Violet Club invited to participate. Mrs Herbert Mier announced committee chairmen and the public is invited to enter Navers for the display.
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Jake Milburn
Eudora
Vin- Jans
Milburn
Bertha Lawrence
Methodist
African Violet Club
Flower Club
Hersbert Mier
Frank Page
J.J. Adams
the Strobel
Charles Bascher
Navers
J. 2D. Adams
Flower Gardens
Seasonal Show Horizonta Season 7 Harbingers and Lily Show Notes
A mixed newspaper card noting seasonal harbingers and event items, including a Kansas City African Violet Show report. The Onion Family forum and Sacred Lily of India bloom are highlighted with club meetings and member notices. Personal announcements include a birth in Lawrence Memorial Hospital and local military promotions at El Toro.
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Michigan
South
Joe Robel
Kansas City
Bertha Peschel
Chloa Breithaupt
Mary Cook
Adams
America
Arthur Ott
Arthur Ott. Mrs. Breithaupt
India
Church St
Ford Walker
C. A. Fleming
Enlova
Archie Brown
Robert Brown
John Dotson
George Mills
Wilma Ralford
W. R. Zehring
Elizzie Smith
Sunflower
Merritt Musick
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Musick
Larry Dean
Eudora
Bronpanens
Grace Musick
Lawrence
Herman Wichman Sr
Gayie Gabriel
Gaten Gabriel
Marine Base
el Toro
Calif
Geyle
Dr- Soto State Bank
Galen
Baker University
Alvin Gabriel
Radio Schedule Highlights From March Weekend Broadcasts
A detailed listing of radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAF KMEC and other stations for Saturday and Sunday March 23 24 includes orchestras news roundups and variety acts. Notable entries feature Stan Daugherty Bryant's Wild 4:0 KMBC studio shows Serenade Trumpets Voice of America Home With Muster and Western Echoes.
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KMBC
Stan Daugherty
Sin Bryant
KMEC
America
Wren— Tees
Voice of America
Wren
Muster
WDAF
Gee Jarry Wiamer
Kembc
RCMO
St. Louis
A.B.C
Bob and Ray
Brust
Ireck Follies
RMBO
Rush Creek Follies
Vaughn Monroe
N—Hatit Te Shamrock
Basketball
Ack Benton
Geo. Valyearewscaat
Woaar
Judesmen News
Ween Farmer
Ren—Fine Arte Quartet
Masecatt
REN —Toyeka
Chiy Re Port Aid of
Trou Phil, Orch, Tanita Oryensidine
WRENC
Evening television lineup and event previews
March Saturday listings cover O-TV programming from 3:01 to late night including Follyword wrestling, Cavalcade of Sports, and a News hour. Sunday March 2 features Candy Carnival, Meet the Press, Hallmark comedy blocks, and varied entertainment and religious fare across channels.
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Morgan Betts
Follyword
Rarket Squad
N—Candy Carnival
Cisco
Newt
Toast of
Sligo Sows
Tony Chang
Mayhres
Ernie Kovacs
u—Dave
Charlie Chard Harkins
Toninerow
le Langford
Rfy Moore
Heart of America
Newaraal
the Ramblers
Voice
Firestone
Montgomery Theatre
Bollywood Playhouse
Gruen Theatre
Ncracies
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Mast Faavasus
Dongta
Sounfei
Dongle
Cawntielm
Aig
Postolice
Quner Sander
Kasnss
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Civil Defense Fund
United Nations
United States
Russia
U.N
U. N
UN. Committee
Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Argentina
Peron
Old Home Town
Altoona Tribune
Lyons
North Topeka
Wichita Eagle
News-Herald
New York
City Library
REDS
Tate Department
Awakening Nature
Red Crows
Scott's
Narrow Inlet
Thal Aa
Gudrun
Tuscany
Vatican Chapel
Pre Pei A
Ors
Sam Wren
Thkr
K. C. Star March
KSIC
Bn Griffin Smo
Milt and Sretty
KMRC
Livestork
Kalex Dreier
Texas Rangers
WDAR
Fravelere
KMNC
Arthur Gadster
WPAF
Foh
Riv Iema
Ren Berely
Chen Chi Warren
WQO
WAP
Ido Wdar
Stimanes
Witte + WREN
Fran Jones
Ralph Edwards
Charley Autell
Taulesing
KMKU
Hitop House
REN Nigdon
Ana Sparkie
MDAE
Wrent
Pdetary
KMAC
Western Hehoas Som
WDAE
Ews
Kmechclan
the Land Ranger
Mbc—Kuspense
WDAP
Hailroad Haur AM
Voice of
ROK
Arthur Godfrey
Seat Up Theater
Phow
Amer
Eth Whap
Alvan
Jim Monroe
Robert Montgomery
Ieie
Tpeke Venton
Outa Kemg—Ruck
Joe Saal Sesth
Armeteong
Marion Jersild
Katherine Mulky
Roch
Lea
Togste
Legen
Westinghouse
Reusch-Guenther
SGN
Hamilton
Phillips
Sadbuan’ Mane
Motorots
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