Subscription Rates In Lawree And Surrounding Counties
Rates show 6 per seat per year 9 per year in United States and 5 tents per week in Lawree area. Advertisements note post office entry at Lawrence and postal matter. Associated Press credit appears with daily publication timing May 11 1957.
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Lawree
Dollas
United States
Lawrence
Vhe Asanciated Press
Audit Bureau of Wirenationa
Associated Press
Woy
AP News
Why Not Celebrate Mothers Day Every Day
An editorial urges recognizing mothers beyond a single holiday. It argues mothers perform essential, demanding work that goes beyond housekeeping and deserves continuous appreciation, not only on Mother's Day. It compares nurturing care to Christmas goodwill, advocating everyday brotherly love to ease the most demanding job in the world.
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Mike
Peter
Promising Trend in Open Race Discussion in Lawrence
Journal-World Letters columns note cautious, respectful debate on racial integration in Lawrence. Public comments show restraint across sides, with frank discussion seen as key to progress and truth emerging when topics are openly addressed. Lawrence’s race relations record praised for steady gains and hopeful future.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Tmany
Kansas fans weigh Ike run and Chamberlain choice
In 1950 chatter swirls over President Eisenhower running again amid health concerns and Wilt Chamberlain facing a career decision. Lawrence residents are seen as self styled experts on both topics while weather talk has faded in importance.
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Ike
Kansas
Wilt Chamberlain
Eisenhower
Lawrence
Big Dipper
Will
Lam
Chamberlain
Philadelphia
Beck and the Fifth Dave Beck's Fifth Amendment stance noted
The text discusses Dave Beck, head of the Teamsters, using the Fifth Amendment to avoid questions. It mentions tactics to hide behind during critical moments and hints at a current phase where nothing is clear.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters’ Union
Beck
Federal grand jury probes tax evasion linked to union subsidies
Lawrence reporter notes a federal grand jury indictment accusing a Lawrence man of tax evasion and aiding the return of union subsidies. The article discusses potential charges, the Path Amendment reference, and the defendant’s chances as the case proceeds.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawrence Daily
Radio and TV Programs Listings by Station WDAF WREN KMBC
A dense schedule of Saturday through Monday May broadcast slots lists shows from WDAF WREN KMBC KMAC WDAP WEFT and others. It includes news, sports, classical hour, revival programs, and prime time entertainment with multiple time blocks and host names.
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Wwdaf
Wren Kfku
WDAF
Senate
Wwowdare
Cyilaon
WREN
Chuck En
WDAK
Newa
Cunnitey
KMBC
KMBU
WRUN
Herald of
WWM
REN News
Clagaie
the Way of
Kmac—Masterworks
Hai
Wren Guy Latutare
KME
WEEN
Bwdhar
MBM
RH Fine Mureth Wap —Nowacast
Lowell
Nowecast
Tella
Pept
Morgan
One Man
FUR
KMAC
Voice of Fireace
Volvoot Firesu
WDAP
Benson Farm Plan Seen As Bipartisan Move In 1958 Farm Debate
Secretary Benson proposes a nonpartisan approach to farm policy, criticizing both Democratic price supports and Republican soil bank programs as costly and ineffective. He urges Congress to consider flexible price supports and possible expiration of the soil bank, with a focus on economic reforms over politics. The plan aims for bipartisan cooperation but notes risk from upcoming 1958 elections.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Luce Tale Benson Bats
Dred
Tas
Democratics
Trurean
Conan
Brannan
Republian
GOP
Brannan Pho
Renson
Allen J. Mlender
Senate Agriculture
Benson
Congress
Henson
Eisenhower
Secret
Agricultural Advisory Council
Senior Girl Scout conference in Topeka features local scouts
Old Home Town recalls 1827 to 1930 era events with Nita Brewster Betty June Craig Arteta Hemphill Lucinda Stevens Jane Nlooz Reta Carl Betty Frazier Dorothy Stringham Martha Decker Marilyn Pollom Joan Squires Helen Olnstead Jean Denney Pat Schroeder Barbara Moser Teresa Osma Diana Fisher Martha Lawrence. Lawrence High School class of 1887 markers note 26 living members A W Berger valedictorian and other alumni in Lawrence. Joe Wilkey to be installed as Chamber of Commerce president. Quincey IMR plans officer installation with Mrs Crider president and others. Lindbergh baby death reported in New Jersey. Salary cuts for Baldwin City workers. Professors Crafton entertain seniors. YEARS AGO-1917 Tonganosie votes for water plant funding. Prices rise to 43,000. Julius Holmes Dorothea Koehring win high school speech prizes. Mushroom Club plans second meeting and future mushroom cultivation.
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Carl
Topeka
Nita Brewster
Betty June Craig
Arteta Hemphill
Lucinda Stevens
Jane Nlooz
Reta Carl
Betty Frazier
Dorothy Stringham
Martha Decker
Marilyn Pollom
Joan Squires
Helen Oln Stead
Jean, Denney
Pat Schroeder
Barbara Moser
Teresa Osma
Diana Fisher
Martha Lawrence
Lawrence High School
A. W. Berger Awas
W. GC. McFarland
Phoee Jane Watt
Acress
Lawrence
Joe Wilkey
Chamber of Commerce
Cornell
Evi. GU
Quincy Imr
Crider
Harry Cole Tack
WW. Shubert
Borothy Wilson
New Jersey
J Holland
Lawrence Hire Department
Baldwin City
Allen Crafton
EU Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
Julius Holmes
Dorothea Koehring
Zelma Vaughan
Baldwin High School
Douglas County
Mushroom Club
Osborn
Otathe
Wireler
An Offer to Curtice Tests Restaurant Segregation Policy
Rev Al Bramble Kirst Methodist Church invites Mr Curtice to test desegregation by opening his restaurant to all patrons for one month. He proposes no profit loss compared with the same month last year and offers to cover any shortfall to demonstrate equal rights.
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Kntenr
Journal Work
Curtice
Curtive
Tet
Ant
al Bramble
Lawrence Industrial Boom Adds Chemical Plant and Power Expansion
Callery Chemical of Callery and Pittsburgh will build a 3 to 4 million dollar chemical plant northwest of Lawrence on a 20 acre site adjacent to the Santa Fe tracks. Construction starts soon with 125 to 175 employees. Kansas Power and Light plans a 14 million dollar expansion at Cameron Bluffs, boosting total site value near 33 million.
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Lawrence
Callery Chemical Company
Callery
Pittsburgh
Sean
Sallery
Lawrence Journal-World
Santa Fe
Mine Safety Appliances
Gulf of Cory
Kansas Power & Light On
Cameron Bloff
Pew
Kansas
Fox Lamer
Cattery Company
Kaw
Kansas University
Midwest Research Institute
Kansas City
Lawyener
Quiz: Cinnamon bear is a color phase not a species
A quiz asks if the cinnamon bear is a separate species. Answer: no, it is a dark brown phase of the common black bear. The deepest earth surface depth reported is Challenger Deep at 35,640 feet, named for the Challenger ship. Sweden has the finest museum for buttons.
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Globe
Guam
Challenger
Sweden
Bible Verse Psalm 27 3 Encamp Against Me
A verse from Psalm 27 verse 3 notes that an army may encamp against the speaker yet the heart shall not fear. The text emphasizes courage and faith amid threat.
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Rnal-World
Jon Son
Bill Mayer
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. ©. Simons
the World
Sixth
New Harmpshire
NEA Service, Inc
Dave Beak
RADIO
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc-Tv
Kcmo-Tv
Roy Rogers
Chicago
i—Perry
Air Power
Lawrence Welk
Martin Kane
Hi—Millon Dollar
Ida Lupine
Merle
Chile & Jerkley
Wid Buy Hickoko
Si—Roy Rogers
Public Defender
Berg Quen
Dr. Hudson
Br. Christian
Medical Horizons
Steve Allen
Lassig
Marge
ITV Playhouse
Ted Mack
Alfred Witchcook
Loretta Young
Shawcase
David Niven
Hollywood Films
Ed Sullyan
Mike Wallace
Star Theatre
Jimmy Dean
Newas
Kot
Garry Moore
Pune
Corel
Sackkpol
Fontaryow
Guiding Line
Aree
Daily Word
Misa Brooks
Maried
Bob Crogby
Happy Hane
Rider OF
All-Star Theatre
N. Venti
Laurel & l
Maydy
Mickey Monee
Doug Edwards
Bnye News
Three Star News
Cisco Kid Fill
Star Weather
Robinhood
Nat King Cale
Velve Af Duastone
Plenty
Montgomery
Burnus & Allen
David Grief
Godfrey
Valent Scouis
Studio One
Brien
Sporta
Weather Girl
Racker Squad
Tim
Lok Geek
Old Home ‘Town
CHE Vibtary
Charles Neider
Bertrand Russell
Russell
Wilder
Paul Dekruif
Harold Mansfield
Boeing Airplane Co
William Baldwin
Kenya
Avtonie M. Schlesinger Jr
Roosevelt
Free Public Library
Guy Wines
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Alan B. Rothenberg
Theodore Madison
Fullington
Rawley University
Aiken
Pnin
Vladimir Nabokov
Prin
P'neen
America
the Guardians
J LM. Stewart
Oxford
Michael Innes
Pont Clery
Flora Sandstrom
Ivy Compton-Burnett
England
Stace
Rebecca
Donald McNutt Douglas
Caribbean
Qawrence
Sana
Parsons
Sa Jina
Sun
Lander
Kaw River
du Pont
Kansan
T.V
Radio & TV
Montgomery Wardean
Bird TV
University
P.M. Hugh
Morales von Sauer
LHS Auditorium
P.M. Fraser Theater
Sue Gewinner
Bob Johnson
Raymond Roberts
Strong
Round Corner Drug CO
Mel Fisher
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