Daily As-World Enters Lawrence News Era
Early Lawrence newspaper history note from 1854 references publication schedule and offices. Advertising director Ernest Pontius listed, with subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties. Mentions postal designation and affiliates for news distribution and AP content.
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New Hampshire
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Ernest Pontius
Lawrence
Ber Wick
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Douglas
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tears
Kesociates Press
Associated Press
Rearming Germany in Western Europe defenses debate
Western Europe defense plans receive French senate backing and prompt debate in the United States. Observers warn that German arms could shift loyalties and that some Germans may align with Communists if they sense a winning side. Americans weigh the clash between old Hitlerite and Communist tactics and Western democratic principles in shaping postwar policy.
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Europe
United States
Yalta
France
Tulsa TV jury panel plan aims to ease waiting
A Tulsa court approves installing television in jury assembly rooms to reduce boredom and idle waiting periods for jurors. Supporters say it helps recruit capable citizens while critics note it won’t solve all juror shortages. The measure is a step toward smoother panel selection, though many doubt its impact.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Sas
Lenny
Farming insights from General Sherman in Kansas ranching era
The text cites General William Tecumseh Sherman’s farming views in Kansas during the late 1850s, noting his supervision of a ranch near Topeka on Thomas Ewing Sr. property. It argues farming rewards patience, with many long-term settlers building wealth, while short stints rarely yield lasting fortune.
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Eneral Sherman
Ukansas
Opeka
Thomas Ewing
Sherman
Armer
What Goes On in a Woman's Mind Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues that wives talk in symbols and men miss meanings. A silent wife alarms a husband who must provoke talk to avoid danger signals. Silence in marriage fuels actions, and a wife’s vocal chords become the safety value for marital happiness.
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Mother Hubbard
Goodby
World Today Eisenhower Avoids Offending People
James Marlow reports from Washington on the Yalta Papers leak saga. Dulles and Carl McCardle refuse direct answers about who leaked the documents and why they were described as non publishable. The Times received the papers from the State Department, then all newspapers were given access after initial withholding.
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Washington
State Department
Yalta
New York Times
Department
Secrettary of State
Dulles
WM Marlow
Carl McCardie
Times
Sen
Kerr
D-Okta
McCardle
Drew Pearson
Chalmers
Roberts
Washington “Post
Times-Herald
Declassification Question Triggers Press, Dulles Link Probed
In a public inquiry, officials debated why documents deemed classified were released. The question arose about the declassification timing and which party authorized publication. Answers cited national security and allied relations, with officials unable to name specific developers. The dialogue reflects scrutiny of government secrecy and disclosure practices.
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Congress
Dulles
The
Times
Eisenhower
State Department
Tie
Suydam
Bible Verse Fragment From Daily Page
Fragmentary OCR reads Verily I say uphy you no praghat da accepted in is own country tube er2A. The readable portion hints at a biblical quotation or devotional note but lacks complete context or attribution.
Quiz Q reloads on federal land in DC and other trivia
A quiz item asks how much federal land the government owns in the District of Columbia, answering 2.5 percent. It notes Charles Goodier Moore’s prison sentence for debt in Philadelphia while continuing rubber experiments. It asks which nations share Lake Titicaca as partly Peru and partly Bolivia. It mentions the 12 mile Dile trestle across Great Salt Lake as the longest railway bridge in the region.
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District of Columbia
Charles Good- Meore
Philadelphia
Lake Titicaca
South America
Peru
Bolivia
Great Salt Lake
Problem in Public Relations Washington on hydrogen bomb danger
The Eisenhower administration faces how to inform the American public about H bomb risks and defenses. Proposals range from frightening the public to stimulate civilian defense, to realistic, measured plans like tax incentives for shelters and a nationwide Geiger counter program, amid public apathy and uncertain federal guidance.
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Washington
Eisenhower
U. S
Atomic Energy Commission
Civil Defense Administration
Truman
United States
Old Home Town Notes Show Housing Crisis and Fires
Lawrence faces a housing crunch as men work on Sunflower construction and the Immunity Building is offered for temporary rooms. A new incendiary fire was started by a suspect known as the fire bug behind the Cut Rate Grocery on 734 Mass. St. L. Views, who lives above the store, discovered it. Also in town, a Kappa Eta Kappa fraternity house at 19 W 14th St suffered basement fire damage, displacing 23 residents. Jim Bausch of Kansas University set a 48 ft 74 in shot put at the Texas Relays. A banquet is planned for tomorrow night with sports figures from Haskell and Carlisle attending. speakers include Glenn S. Warmer of Stanford. Injuries occurred in a car crash east of No. 6 School involving Walter Nieder and L. J. Paramore. Social notes mention Miss Hope Selig hosting cousins Horace and Ted Selig, and Miss Edna Teeter teaching at Wamego.
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Lawrence
Sunflower
Mass
L. E. Views
Herman W. Peaslee
W. C. Ellis
California
Kenneth Mitchell
Harry Mitchell
Sophia Gilder
Texas
Pvt. Mitchell
Camp Fannin
Kappa Eta Kappa
14Th St
Jim Bausch
K-U
Texas University
Haskell and
Carlisle
Glenn
Leland Stanford University
Walter Nieder
Douglas County
L. J. Paramore
Topeka
No. 6 School
Radio and TV Programs List for March 28 29
The page lists a dense network of radio and television program schedules across stations WDAF WREN WHREN KMBC KABC KMBC KMPC KOMO KMHC KPAT EK. It catalogs news shows drama comedies sports and variety programs with times and station flags for Monday March 28 and Tuesday March 29 and includes talent featured like Crosby Firestone and Robert Montgomery among others.
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Wren Kfku
RMBC
Jackson
KUBC
Morgan Beaty Sas
Mrs. North
WDAP
Henry J. Taylor Trubs
Gt Firestone
J upGotine Crosby
Band of America
Wren
Philo Vance
Amos
KMBC
Tennessee
Ernla & Wren
Kmbt
Newa
Alvin Jackson
FMEC
Telco
KMEC
Ekmec
Chevaliers
Wdafwren
Kmhc—Suapense
KPAT
Svrophoor
Bill Stemn
Mr. Keen
Roosemary Crooney
Wayne Kine
Lux Radio Theatre
HMBC
Aviva Pirates
Wren—Platserdrams
Fibbet McGee
Freddy Marimarch
TRA
KMPC
KNEOC
Bing Crosby
Wdaf-Tv
Komo-Tv
Comic Club
City
Star News
Sovorts
Chas. Laughton
Tony Martin
Perry
T.V
Caezar
Burns
Aten
Voice of Firestone
Godfrey
Robert Montgomery
Sportsman's Friend
Premiere Playhouse
News Us
Kansas City
Sports Club
Weather & News
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Hal Boyle
New York
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Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Hope'Selig
Horace
Ted Selig
Edna Teeter
Wamego
Mr. Harding
Colorado
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Arthur Lindtrey
Sheilah Graham
Gorttrey
Godfrey Isl
Kathleen Carter
Theatre of Romance
Robert Q. Lewis
Bob Crosby
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Ming Marlowes
Hawkins Falls
Mr Sweeney
Spinky Lee Snow
Captain Video
Three Star News
Rusader Ratites
Auco Sperre
Linah Shore
Gareude of America
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News Caravan
Stafford
Barnum & Baueyeiregs
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Firnside Theatre
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