Lawrence Daily Journal World front page masthead and details
The Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists editor W C Simons and publisher Dolph Simons with advertising director Pontius. Publication facts note daily issues except Sundays, address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, postal matter status, and that it is a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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W.C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Jag
Dolph Simons
Igeo
Centenet Pontius Advertising
Lawrenra
Douglas
Doustas
Jornau
Sociated Press
Associated Press
Dewnpaper
AP Newa
It Makes Research Easier by Ford Foundation Inquiry
Dr Robert M Hutchins, now at Ford Foundation, advocates investigations into how newspapers are produced. He proposes studying publishers and village professors while pursuing his chosen channels. Hutchins method amuses contemporaries as scholars note his habit of seeking results in advance.
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Ford Foundation
Robert M Liechins
Phattins
Morton
Atlantic Monthly
Stephen Leacock
Robert Renehiey
Rone
Mortin
Good Fortune for Kansas on Polio Vaccination
Up to yesterday Kansas had no inoculated children with the Salk vaccine contracting polio. The scene across states shows low case percentages, with scientific advance hoped to control this mysterious disease.
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Kansas
Obsolete label used in press on Senator Knowland
A Hutchinson News-Herald note calls Senator Knowland obsolete for not backing talks on red set ups to avoid Munich comparisons. The piece argues officials rarely know they are deemed obsolete until voters decide, noting politicians are often reelected despite such labels.
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John P. Harris
Hutchinson News-Herald
Knowland
Qwe
Munich
News- Herald
Yale Plans Three Year Degree Path Spark Debate
Yale officials accept a plan allowing exceptional students to earn degrees in three years, a shift viewed with skepticism. Other schools will watch the experiment closely as observers weigh the value of reducing the traditional four-year college term amid rising demands on students time.
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Yale University
Yale
Howe
E.er
Herone
Letters on Christianity and Communism in Journal-World
Mrs. Wm. E. Craddock argues that communism is a devlish political religion promoting chaos and condemns militant faith. She praises Gandhi as more Christian than Western leaders, critiques religious division in India and Pakistan, and urges UNESCO to explore peaceful national problem solving.
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Journal-World
Gandhi
India
Pakistan
Unesco
Wm. E. Craddovk
Chinese Reds Playing It Cute Against US
James Marlow analyzes Chinese Communist behavior after Korea noting they avoid direct war to gauge US public opinion. He argues Beijing gained strategic insight from the Korean conflict, restraining aggression while aiding Ho Chi Minh and Vietnam, with Dulles signaling possible US entry.
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Asia
Korea
Hon Chi Minh
Indochina
Laughter not often fatal in health talk by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle argues laughter rarely causes death and comments on a cautious culture. He cites Charles Morton on humor's fading place as serious, high stakes times grow. Morton explains how humor develops and why light writing wanes in an era rushing toward speed.
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New Yorks
Charles Morton
Morton
Red Chinese pressure on Formosa raises Taiwan clash fear
The text argues the United States and its allies balked at full war entry, signaling to the Reds that America hesitates to defend Formosa. It predicts a patient Soviet style buildup around Quemoy and Matsu to probe American resolve, with air power used as a psychological lever to push concessions and possibly trigger a future conflict.
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Asia
Formosa
Matsu
Quemoy Islands
United States
Quemoy
Matsuo
Bible Verse Promotes Old Paths For Good Way
A reader cites Jeremiah 616 urging to seek the old paths and walk in the good way. The message emphasizes returning to traditional values and steady moral guidance.
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Jeremian
Barbs on Peace and Money Talks in an Odd Column
A quirky excerpt critiques quiet for peace and signals irritation from hitchhiker’s hall. It notes a teacher’s view that youths can dance well, questions closeness, and mentions grating talkers. It ends with a quip about women preferring money to Cupid’s arrow.
Quiz Q Answers on Radio and TV Giveaways
A fragment mentions a quiz program rule: prizes are awarded without requiring payment to participate. It also includes brief, inconsistent trivia items about platinum vs lead weight, Frank Leahy's Notre Dame record, and agriculture employment share among August 1954 civilian workers.
Will the Reds Keep Promises Bandung Analysis
A Washington assessment weighs Bandung’s 10 point communique against Red China and the Soviet Union. It notes gaps on human rights sovereignty and noninterference and questions the future impact on SEATO and global balance.
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Bandung
U.N
Red China
Korea
Tibet
Indochina
Formosa
Old Home Town Social Notes and Local Plays
A parade of town happenings lists residents returning from Washington visits, junior-senior play Spring Green at the high school, and a long roster of cast and staff. Also covered are school events, bridge gatherings, an 85 to 46 score in a KU vs K-State meet, a child struck by a car, and social visits among local families with numerous names and addresses.
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Robert Rowlands
Max Wilhelms
J. M. Sanderson
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Washington, D.C
Spring Green
High Schol
Barbara Richards
Martha Beth Dawes
Carol Bushler
Edith Elam
Della Hayden
Peggy Moyer
Rosemary Gaines
Don Moore
Wallace Russell
Lloyd Holbeck
Delbert Lefmann
Jack Tusher
Madeline
Gladys Shaw
Night Owl
K. U
K-State
Stadium
Charles Bartz
Ben Bartz
Eudora
South Park
Rural Schools
Lawrence Tibbett
University Auditorium
Helen Wangerford
Pi Beta Phi
Lisle Eby
George Bryant
K. C. Evans
H. §. Foster
Thomas Lenahan
Karesas City
E. R. Jones
Indianapolis
Ind
W. C. Ellis
Jones
Ellis
Radio and TV Programs Listings by Stations May 4
A dense schedule listing WDAF KM WREN KFRU KMBC and others with program names times and stations for Wednesday May 4. Highlights include news blocks Arthur Godfrey Today This Is Your Life and a variety of dramas comedies and sports.
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WDAF
Wren Kfru
RN Behans
Allan J
SDAF
Newarcat
Wren
KMBC
Newascaat
Onco
Kfru-Ku
KMECN
Rhy Rogers
KMRC
Whistler Sn—Kashi Disk Derby
Will Stearn
Siggon
Peet
Pieken
KMREO
AJO Warner-Oo
MU —Grable
Wren—Haltroom
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc- Whey TV
Kcmo-Tv
Varminander
Perry
Star News
Mark Saber
Heart of the City
Red Barber's Corner
Waterfront
O—K.c
Tonlehe
Studio 1
Garry Moore Shaw
Arthur Godfrey
Sheilah Graham
Sunny Side
Hichane
Arthur Godfeey
Eenle Shaw
J—Morniig
Golting
Lite
Woden
Clare
Cntr
AZO
Soon Hour
Tobert
Qo Lewis
Ty Nees
Linkietler
Pauklecter
Abia Tartine
Nomance
Mita Marlawd
Bankina
Mr Sweeney
Sbi
Alan Phew
Buster
the Nine Attack
Matic Bdh
Patriot Alexander Returns Navy Funds With Pride
Chicago industrialist Robert Alexander turned over a 390000 check to the navy department from profits earned under an ammunition materials contract. His firm, employing 1000 workers, had previously cut the navy contract by 345796, with the total contract near 4 million. Alexander calls the voluntary return a patriotic act, saying, We don’t believe in gypping the government. The report urges proper recognition for his actions. Augusta Gazette notes evolving bridegroom expectations toward steadier employment.
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Piresburg
Chicago
Robert §. Alexander
Navy Department
Washington
Navy
Alexander
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Hal Boyle
Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
Indonesia
Yalta
Chiang Kai-shek
SEATO
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Britain
France
Christian Church
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Jay Walkers
Frank Miller
Kanwaka
Ruth Ora
Donald Elkin
Flora Nell
George Bigsby
Leslie
Viva Murray
Rose
Della
Robert
Charles Dews
Ruth Colman
Mary Miller
Effie
Ada Haugher
Merle
Paul Klocke
Gilbert
Leota Francis
Stella
Clarence
Herbert Beeler
Lester Corman
Maurine
Marguerite Stanwix
Lloyd
Richard
Margarite Schellhorn
Virginia
Margaret Colman
Harry
van Neste
Roy Armstrong
Esther
Paul Hird
Raymond
Carl Williams
Nellie
Ted
Osgood Armstrong
Dorothy Marie Tucker
Delbert
Ruth Ora Miller
RADIO
Ang
Augusta Gazette
Motorola
Emerson - Sentinel
N.S
Mother's
Waker Weee
Masa
A. V._ PHILLIPS
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug Co
Mai Fisher
Olson Plumbing
Muse
Owen Sneegas
Mer
Parsons
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
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