Lawrence Daily Journal World Publisher and staff listings
Historic newspaper masthead shows Lawrence Daily Journal World 1894 origin with editors W C Simons and Murry, Ernest Pontius as advertising director. It includes staff roles, office address at Sixth and New Hampshire, and subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties.
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W. C. Simons
Ally
Vyorté Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolpa Simons
Murray
Ernest Pontius
Douglas
Countie Bro
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Preae
Associated Premia
Mola
Nazism's lingering shadow in postwar Germany debated
A Kansas University student from Germany argues that Nazism may be dead in name but could revive under suitable conditions. The piece discusses West versus East Germany, wartime resistance, and the ease of reconstituting fascist thought despite allied victory and occupation.
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Nazi Germany
Reich
West Germany
Eastern
Germany
Hitler
Yellow
Kansas University
Topeka State Journal urges highway safety plan
The Topeka State Journal calls for a statewide effort to reduce Kansas highway deaths. It urges Governor Hall to convene chiefs of law enforcement, military base commanders, and National Safety Council representatives from Chicago to craft a practical plan. The paper cites Washington state as a model where accidents fell by half.
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The
Topeka State Journal
Kansas
State Journal
Governor Hall
Chicago
National Safety Council
Washington
Byrd Urges Budget Cuts to Avert National Debt
Harry F. Byrd of Virginia vows the nation is mortgaged to the hilt and urges immediate reduction in spending with no new taxes. He warns that in 34 years only three budgets have balanced and current prosperity rides on sound financial policies to avert disaster.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Congress
Byrd
Baldwin Ledger Front Page Slogan Echoes Daily News Tone
The Baldwin Ledger uses a front page slogan about surviving mankind rearming the art of being to stand up to daily news. The note adds that the Ledger’s punch line gains point from the day’s headlines.
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Baldwin Ledger
Ledger
Polio Vaccine Distribution Dilemma Emerges
James Marlow notes disarray in early polio vaccine plans as the Department of Health, Education and Welfare stalls on federal controls and funding. Congress chambers press for action while the National Foundation secures free shots for nine million children, leaving others to pay.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and
Queta Qirlp Anbby
Dames Marlow Hobbs
Eisenhower
Liiely
Federal Central
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Hobby
Nf Congress
Fasenhower
United States
Shorty
James C Hagerty
Congress
MPs Leave Politics Over Low Pay Struggles
British MPs face financial strain as annual pay of 1 000 pounds plus expenses barely covers costs. Notables like Captain Robert Ryder resign to seek private work while others admit money pressures deter re election. Several combine outside jobs to cope.
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Ryder
Britain
Tom Driberg
House of Commons
London
Gren
Her Majesty
Churchill
Factors in the Antipolio Fight Highlight Summer Season
The article outlines key elements shaping the antipolio campaign as the peak polio season approaches with the summer months. It mentions public health measures and community efforts aimed at preventing transmission and boosting immunity before outbreaks.
How Much Do You Need
The Texas treasury faced a cash squeeze with expenses peaking before tax receipts and a looming payroll. Wall Street Journal reports State Treasurer Jesse James asked Humble Oil and Texaco to prepay franchise taxes, and both companies paid about a million dollars. The gesture is framed as patriotic finance and recalled a Bob Hope quip about taxes.
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Milwaukee Journal
State of Texas
Wall Street Journal
Jesse James
Humble Oil
Texaco
Texas
Bob Hope
Kansas climate shifts extend warm season in Kansan view
The Kansan argues Kansas summers lengthen as May becomes a summer prefix and November grows warmer. April was among the driest and warmest on record with early watering of lawns, trees, and shrubs around Easter, signaling a notably short spring.
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Manporia
Kansas City
Kansas
Merchants Mismatch with Seasonal Demand in Kansas
As summer nears merchants offer air conditioners ice picks and patio furniture while clothiers lag in straw hats. The Kansan notes Kansas followed a calendar that differs from southern states and speculates the region may later operate under Texas style merchandising rules.
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Kansas
Texas
Barbs on time opinions and misread puzzles in Burrton Graphic
A Burrton Graphic snippet critiques youth arrogance and the value of time. It notes a professor's view that everyone faces bad breaks and suggests refining them. A playful line about store aisles and bridge hints at social gossips and small daily ironies.
Soil Stewardship Sunday Spotlight On Conservation Duty
Washington May 15 designated Soil Stewardship Sunday to urge preachers and congregations to honor a sacred obligation to conserve land and water. Observance aims to engage both country churches and cities, with NA SCD backing and a history tracing to Farm and Ranch magazine seeds.
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Washington
Farm and Ranch Magazine
South
Pinckney PTA votes against rerouting Highway 40 on Sixth Street
At a special Pinckney PTA meeting parents teachers and district property owners urged rejection of the proposed Highway 40 reroute past the school. Other items note Eldridge Hotel war drive headquarters and a 30th anniversary luncheon for Minervian Club with various social entertainments and engagements.
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Pinckney Pta
Sixth Street
Eldridge Hotel
Henry Werner
Paul Harnar
Corlett Cotton
Judy
Mary Louise Patton
Beverly Brand
Sharon Tripp
Joanne Jones
Janice Lee Emick
Carol Clifton
Molly Gibson
Mary Elizabeth Welter
Ann Stevens
Nancy Jerome
Patsy Baker
Hilary Williams
Patty Steen
Shirley Nivens
Patsy Allison
Minervian Club
Eldridge
Mrcs
Harold Ericson
Gertrude Jansen
Bernice Jones
J. R. Nanninga
Evangelical Church
10Th and St. Sts
Abilene
Cora Downs
Bridge
Selma Gottlieb
Mabel Fairbairn
Vera Mildred
Clifford H. Reusch
Lawrence
George Lux
Detroit
F. S. Hester
A. H. Sluss
Myra Jean
Topeka
Radio and TV Program Schedule Listing
Radio and TV program copy from WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU shows May 11 12 schedule items with news, dramas, variety, and westerns. Programs include Allan Jackson Tonight Dinah Shore Truth or Consequence Amos N Andy Tennessee Ernie Ford and Sunset shows plus News by WDAF and WREN previews.
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WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfku
Newa
Allan Jackson
Bc—Newacast
Dinah Shore
KMHC
Wren—Carda
Phillien
Denee Ear Coma
Groucho Marg
KMNC
Ring Crosby
Amos 'N Andy
KMRC
Tennessee Erne
Vibber McGea & Molly
WDAK
Keya
Capitol
Nenry Jarome Orch
Wren
Ace See Akable
Jamen Wren
Martin Bloch
KMEC
Fine Music
Nowa Wren
Tallo Tert
Sara
Morgan Beatty
Wren—Kieu
Ball Wdaf
Roy Rogers
Whistler
Cardeye
Glante Sixgun
Rossmare Clooney
Wiap—Stenitentiary
Anina 'N Andy
Fisher McGew
Tennessee Krain
WDA
Garry Moore
Oarry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Gimberlah Graham
Aled
Tennessia
Kontper
Kathleen Carter
Marty
Combe
Lewie
Robert Q. Lewy
Iraq
Mack
Mayotte
Bob Croshe
Misa Marlowe
Hopalong Cassidy
Comielab
News Caravan
Jane Froman
Grouchae Marx
Three Star News
Ray Milland
Justicia
Pord
Television Playhouse
Mo—Pour Siar Flavhouse
Lux Video Theatre
M—Salse
Hic Town Famous Playhouse
News
Television listings and program guide fragment May 1
A dense OCR fragment shows TV listings across channels WDAF Y KMBC KOMO with show titles and questions from a quiz segment. It includes mentions of Tonight, News Caravan, Perry Como, and various daytime and late programs, plus station identifications and schedules.
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Wdaf-Y
Kmbc-Tv
Komo-Tyv
Tadtdie Fisher
Perry Como
Baseball writers pick Indians bold AL pennant favorite
NY reporters forecast the Indians to win the American League pennant by seven to two and the Braves to capture the National League title. All seven pick Indians first with Yankees second. Kansas City is set as the unanimous cellar.
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New York
Yankees
Indians
Braves
Yanks
Kansas City
Bragging Kansans Spark Weather Talk in Wichita Eagle
The Wichita Eagle notes Kansans boast about a sunny streak and says it shows how bravado meets the weather. The column hints at public boasting and local attitudes toward ideal weather.
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Wichita Eagle
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der Feuhrer
Hitler & Co
America
Russia
James Marlow
Stanley Godfrey London
Robert Ryder
St. Nazaire
Westminster
George Strauss
Beverley Baxter
Harold Macmillan
Burrton Graphic
Peter Edson
Washington Correspondent
National Association of Soil Conservation Districts
N.A.S.C.D
Ezra Taft Benson
Great Plains
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Oveta Culp Hobby
U. S. Senate
Department of Agriculture
U. S
Commission On
Herbert Hoover
Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Meyer Kestenbaum
Old Home Town
Roy Gress
George Woodward
Ewart Plank
Helen Chambers
Albert Hindman
Walter Keeler
Lawrence Hughes
Harlan Carson
Marie Deibel
Mary Emerson
Roy Walters
Roscoe Stubbs
Will Haney
Dempsey Elliott
Fay Dodderidge
W. H. Pendleton
Episcopal Church
Modern Lace Club
Robert Page
Ahlers Eriksen
Dorothea Simons
Catherine Carroll
Helen Churchill
Helen Gray
Eugenia Porter
Jane Colegrow
Margaret Colegrow
George Griffiths
Bobby Wiliams
Irvin McElhinny
Alden Subley
Francis Mettner
Tom Mackey
Adeline Bricken
Helen Jones
Daniel Johnson
Delo Selig
Gordon Gustafson
Marie Jones
Margaret Gustafson
Louise Hoffman
Marge Stauffer
Master McKeever
Harry Angney
Florence Beamer
Julia Johnson
Charlie McCurdy
George Endacott
Kerulf Eriksen
Indianapolis
Ind
Grandma's
RADIO
Candace
Ethiopia
Godfrey
Prienda G
Margie
Mr. Chulzen
N—Ciodfrey
Television Theatre
Mark Saber
Death Valley
Hed Harber
Waterfront
Nine O'Clock News
Boston Black le C
Liberace
Studio
Hoppers Automotive
Lawnend
George Hayes
MFA Mutual Ins. CO
Motorola
Ith
A. V. Phillips
Parsons
Joe Schelber
Nick Schelbar
Prescriptions
Round Corner Drug Co
Com
Olson Plumbing
Owea Snoegas
Mer
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