Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead text
The Lawrence Daily Journal World displays editor and publisher names, management roles, and postal and subscription details. It lists staff like Simona as editor and notes affiliations with The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Lawrence
Simona
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Sixth
New Hampshire
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News
Caution Urges Vigilance as Spring Brings Opportunists
In spring, houses are robbed when occupants are outdoors. Officials warn residents to secure doors and windows. A Kansas City suburb incident cites an elderly woman posing as a visitor who lures a housewife, leading to police discovery of a man in disguise with a history of molestation. Citizens are urged to stay alert and report suspicious behavior.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Polcemen
Acknowledges American living standard over Russia England
Indian editor S K Aditvan praises American purchasing power and democratic system. He compares wages to living costs, noting Americans are about six times better off than Russians and three times higher than English, and he sees no caste while praising U S democracy for benefiting the common man. He expects to persuade skeptical Indians of the value of American life.
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America
S. K. Aditvan
Newsaper
India
Lawrencians
England
Russia
Adiivan
Adityan
Citien Adityan
A Reasonable Request for Public Stayaway at Accidents
Local traffic and fire protection officials urge the public to stay away from wrecks and fires to avoid hazards. Onlookers can speed their own danger by following ambulances and pumping up congestion at the scene, hindering emergency operations and safety.
Eisenhower Security Program Under Review In 1950s
President Eisenhower’s security program, launched three years ago, faces scrutiny as a bipartisan commission reports it cannot be finished before 1957. Democrats call it risky. Republicans claim gains amid campaign-season disputes. The program, begun May 27, 1953, expanded from Truman’s two-part approach to a broad, nationwide initiative.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Marlow
Truman
Arty- Gen
Brownell
Loafer's Glory on the march in North Carolina
Hal Boyle profiles Loafer's Glory North Carolina a Depression era hamlet on Cane Creek with 30 acres five families and a famous flood of 1901. Residents Fred Garland and Charles Burleson discuss origin of the name and plans to revive the town sign and tourism while maintaining a light humorous identity.
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Loafer
N.C
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
America
Blue Ridge Mountains
North Carolina
Western Hemisphere
Athens
U.S
Charles
Burleson
Jonathan
Cane Creek
Borlesonu
Wirhin's Valley
Valhalla
Carefree
Burlesa
Seregeant
Sam
Fred Garland
Garland
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Department
Barbs and Bits From The Street Ready Humour
A light collection hits at social mores with quips on women figures and prices. An Indiana girl marries after six years of courtship, while parents blame neighbors for behavior. A Oklahoma grocer loses 420 dollars to a gunman as credit cultures surface and Marciano shocks fans with retirement chatter.
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Indiana
Bible Verse Proverb Cited About Mockery and Strength
A fragment references Proverbs 2 about a mocker and strong drink with a warning tone. The note suggests a religious teaching context but provides no full verse text or clear event. Requires full source to produce a precise summary with named entities and dates.
Supreme Court cites Smith Act in sedition jurisdiction ruling
Comment notes that the Supreme Court held Congress intended exclusive federal jurisdiction over sedition, citing the Smith Act. It cites Steve Nelson’s case and Pennsylvania’s 1954 reversal, which led to federal preemption over state anti-sedition laws, reflecting a view of concurrent state power being limited.
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Owahona City
Oklahoma
Supreme Court
Congress
Steve Nelson
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Nelson
United States Supreme Court
Howard Smith
Virginia
Marshall Plan Shrinks as U S. Aid Missions Close
U S International Cooperation Administration offices in Bonn and Vienna close July 1 with Rome Paris to follow later this year, reducing nine foreign aid missions in Europe this fiscal year. London remains the principal mission with a large surplus disposal program for British funds.
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Peter Boson
NEA
Washington
U.S. International Cooperation Administration
Bonn
Germany
Vienna
Austria
ICA
John B. Hollister
Rome
Italy
Paris
France
U.S
Europe
Netherlands
Portugal
Denmark
Norway
Belgium-Luxembourg
London
Ace
Lawrence PTA Elects New President and Local Updates
The Lawrence Council of PTA met in the high school library with Mrs. Hubert Jones in charge and Mrs. Robert Haggart elected as the new president. A list of board members includes Mrs. Chester Skinner and others. President Truman took control of the nation’s railroads to avert a strike due tomorrow. Rev. Henry Fitzgerald, former Lawrence pastor, died in Topeka. Eudora merchants organized a Community Club naming J. K. Wilson as president. Additional notes cover 25 and 40 year-ago items, a canoe regatta, interurban franchise debate, Louis Brandeis Supreme Court nomination, and local fire department vehicle purchases.
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Lawrence Council of
PTA
Hubert Jones
Robert Haggart
Chester Skinner
M. C. Ball
O. G. Watson
Martin Jost
Orville Stone
Sam Gilchrist
F. H. Elvig
Charles Radliffe
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Edwin Lupton
Truman
Henry Fitzgerald
Lawrence
Holy Name
Topeka
St. John's Catholic Church
Merchants of
Eudora
J. K. Wilson
Allen Westerhouse
D. E. Kerr
Albert Colman
Kaw
J. A. Troutman
University
Physical Education Department
Mr. Innes
Louis Brandeis
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Dick Brothers
Reinish
Kansas City
Radio and TV Program Guide Listings
A fragmented schedules page lists radio and television show times and station identifiers for stations KMBC WDAF WREN KFKU and KMHC KMBC. The lineup includes news programs sports updates music shows and theatre features with times ranging from morning through late evening and Friday May 11 entries.
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KMBCA
Red Sox
WDAF
K.C.U
Wren
Martin Black
KMHC
KMBC
Wren—Tella
Edward P. Morgan
Morgan Beatty
Phils
Hed Sox
WKLAF
Joh Ciinir
WDAP
Dlison
Tonighe
Television listings and programs for KMBC-TV and KCMO-TV
A dense tabulation of weekday and Friday May 17 and Friday May 14 era TV schedules listing stations WODAF KMBC KCMO. Programs include Mickey Mouse Club Dinah Shore News Caravan Three Star Sports Wild Bill Hickock News Weather Paul Ford Doug Edwards Town & Country Time bundled with a long parade of classic shows from The Lone Ranger Dragnet Perry Mason Bobby sports and late-night news.
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Wodaf-Tv
Kmbc-Tv
Kcmo-Tv
Mickey Mouse Club
News Caravan
Three Star Sports
Three Star News
Bill Hickock
Three Star Weather
Paul Ford
Doug Edwards
the News
Preston
Thra
Hrob Cummings
Qroucho Marx
Beaton Blackie
Crunch
Dez
Sports (9)—Thursday Movie (5)—Great Gildersleeve (4) —Nems—K. C. 5Ert Elle Cil
Studio 5
Steve Allen
Studla
Night Owl News
Good Morning
Morning News
Today Isj
Kansan City
Gary Moore
Ernie Kovacy
Guiding Light
Hesper Roont
Robert_Q. Lewis
Fy Hove
I News
Sparta
Flicka
Cavalada
Terson
the Vice
Miss. Brooks
News
Night Owl
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R. M. Fitzpatrick
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Fritz Meyn
West Hills
Margaret Nelson
Broad View Inn
Dread Training School
Etta Moten
First Baptist Church of
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