Lawrence World Daily News masthead and staff list
The text shows a historic newspaper masthead for the Lawrence World with editor SIMONS and publisher roles, a daily publication schedule, and various staff and advertising positions. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, and mentions Associated Press membership and republication rights.
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Radio and TV Programs Reader Guide in May Listings
A publication section details stations WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU and KMBC TV KMBC program grids for Wednesday and Thursday in May. It lists show times and titles across channels with noted station call letters and program blocks.
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Austria poised as neutral observation area near Soviet bloc
Dispatches describe Austria as an independent neutral nation like Switzerland yet bordered by Soviet dominated territory. The treaty aims to stage a Soviet move to place neutralized states between Western Europe and Russia. Molotov lingered after diplomats left seeking a private conference with Austrian readers, suggesting Russian interests may dominate any talks.
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Austria
Switzerland
Molotov
KU Student Council vetoes parking control shift
Kansas University's All Student Council voted against transferring campus parking and traffic regulation to administrators. Keith Lawton urged relinquishing power to better handle the Hill's vehicular problems, but the ASC prefers continued jurisdiction, arguing a lack of effective student enforcement could erode its function and fairness in fines.
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Kansas University
All Student Council
Keith Lawton
Franklin Murphy
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ASC
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Laurence C. Woodruff
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Political Polio Doctors Battle Over Vaccine Handling
The piece argues regular doctors fought polio for years and now political doctors seek control. Sen Lehman questions Hobby on vaccine supply and criticizes government overreach. It notes vaccine rollout is bipartisan and will advance despite political maneuvering.
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World Today Doubtful on Russian Aims in Talks
James Marlow reports from Washington that the US government remains unsure of Soviet objectives. Secretary Dulles and President Eisenhower express caution about a forthcoming top level meeting with the Russians and warn not to expect quick deals or big risks. The piece notes possible extended patience and the need for careful homework.
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France
Russia
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Worship Your Husband Week in America?
Hal Boyle considers a tongue in cheek idea of a national Husband Worship Week to curb divorces. He grills an oldtimer who argues such worship would backfire, turning husbands into statues and homes into museums while wives would spin new customs and contests around foot washing and adulation.
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America
India
Earth
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President denies Formosa ground troops plan
Eisenhower bluntly dismissed rumors of a permanent U S ground force on Formosa saying no recommendation exists for a station there. He noted no MAAG on Formosa and stressed the United States would not shift to a ground troops defense, despite stir from press and pundits.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Chiang Kai-shek
Verse about gathering in my name
A brief Bible verse notes that where two or three are gathered in Jesus name he is present among them. The phrasing echoes Matthew 18 20 as a reminder of communal worship and divine presence.
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Lights Over Lawrence Illume Valley Night Spectacle
A Kansas hillside near Lawrence becomes a vivid reveal as thousands of lights in Lawrence and Mount Oread blaze along the valley two miles long. The display creates a dramatic, natural curtain of brightness viewed from the hill on the highway. The scene stands in stark contrast to a dark rural approach and earns praise as a striking local spectacle.
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Old Home Town Society Notes and Local Events
A roundup of social happenings from Vinland to Ann Arbor including weddings, birthdays, dinners, visits, and community renovations. Highlights include Fay Hagerman and Rollie Deay marriage, Vera Fair bairn and Clifford Reusch wedding, and Prof. DeWitt Croissant’s leave. Also reports on Queen City Rebekah Lodge meeting, local theater listings, and a hospital appendicitis case. Robert Davidson’s jail meal caper ends with a police call.
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Fay Hagerman
Elmer Hagerman
Vinland
Rollie D. Deay
Eudora
F. B. Lakas
James I. Perry
George P. Williams II
Lansdowne
Orin Parker
Richard Puckett
James Richard
Barbara Harris
Ida Nesmith
Dixie Schwegman
Virginia Patee
Nancy Bruner
Shirley Bruner
Gene Jackson
Philip Harrison
Vance Mall
Bill Alexander
Carolyn Lee
Beulah Rogers
Wichita
Queen City Rebekah Lodge
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Lawrence Tibbett
Piere Qeenets
Gary Cooper
Fay Jay
Vera Mildred Fairbairn
Clifford V. Reusch
Minnie Preisach
Edmund Learned
Cambridge
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Albert Bloch
Eldridge
Department of Painting
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Africa
Lincoln School
Friends Church
Delaware Street
DeWitt Croissant
Dorothy
F. E. Doubleday
Pittsburg
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Max Wilhelms
Earl Silverthorn
Simmons Hospital
K. C. Evans
P. Mann
Clayton
George Houk
Phylis Logan
Ann Arbor
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Robert Davidson
Quiz Q About Old Wars and Aids in History Memoranda
A scrambled Q and A item references Robert Tedd Mirenies oldest son of Presient Baron and tin War service. It mentions Congress of Mothers and Washingtor. Also questions about plaster and gypsum deposits Paris basin and a cornerstone gift from President Jackson with Mary Moneison’s hair.
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