Lawrence Daily Journal World Local Newspaper Masthead
The Lawrence Daily Journal World lists editors Simon, Murray, and Ernest Entive with advertising chief Ion Ertee Bubscript. It details publication by World Company at 727 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence Kansas, rates for years including 910.80 annual, 4.09 monthly. notes post office and Associated Press affiliations and republication rights.
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Asia
Simons
the World Company
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolpe Sions
Badle
Murray eMart
Ernest Entive
Ion Ertee
Bear Y Ear
Avance
Douglas
Angoining
Fomtha
Ciesa Postal Matter
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Preaz
Preas
AP News
Ifapatehen
Do We Amuse the Reds The Note to China Angers Nation
The latest American note to China expresses indignation at Peiping’s continued untrustworthiness and contempt for conventions guiding fair international dealings. It cites the imprisonment of 13 Americans by the Reds in the Korean War and argues peaceful coexistence requires mutual give and take, not a one way grab.
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China
Peiping
New York
Belgium
Belman
Pat) Morin
Dixon Yates Contract Precedent and Democratic View
The Dixon Yates private power plant plan to supply TVA faces political controversy as Democrats in the next Congress eye it as a potential asset. James Reston reports Truman era contracts with private utilities—negotiated without bidding and larger in sum—were accepted then without opposition, argued as practical solutions to needs.
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Dixon-Yates
TVA
James Reston
Washington
New York Times
Hiss eyes comeback with self defense campaign
Future efforts to clear Alger Hiss begin as he plans a public campaign for vindication. Supporters will cast him as a wronged victim while contrasting with jury-convincing facts from his years of imprisonment. Observers note his fate may now rest largely in his own actions despite lingering doubts.
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Alger Hiss
Hiss
Hissa
Arn crowd fades as Hall’s pick sparks house tussle
The Atchison Globe minimizes the Arn crowd myth as Governor-elect Hall names a speaker choice. Representatives push their own pick, asserting prerogative over executive selection. Contention looms, with factions likely to clash, though issues may drive outcomes more than past divisions. A tense truce prevails amid uncertain peace.
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Atchison Globe
Arn
The
Globe
Wichita
State House
Hall
Irrigation Demand Grows as Rainfall Drops
Interest in irrigation rises as rainfall declines and water tables rise. Farmers seek guidance on suitable crops and equipment for conserving and using scarce water resources. Local ag extension agents advise on drought resistant varieties and efficient irrigation methods.
Women’s duties mocked and praised in a housewife tract
Hal Boyle argues over the value and burden of a typical American housewife’s day. A Clarkston, Washington reader counters with a vivid list of chores, questioning male praise while affirming that no harried mother would trade her family role. The piece underscores shared respect for domestic labor and the unseen effort behind everyday care.
Dress for the occasion says mature women in thirties
A mature woman in her thirties argues for varied dress to fit occasion. She criticizes narrow views on female attire and urges well grooming without always dressing up. She notes activities like hiking or picnics require practical wear and cites examples of diverse styles for women and men.
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Dreas
Journal-World
Garden City Telegram
Pat Overstreet
Kansan English Education Policy Sparks Debate
Lyons News notes a national article suggesting Kansas teachers may lag in English proficiency. Kansas is one of three states not requiring a fourth year of English in high school. Some colleges require an in junior year an English proficiency test, a 500 word in class writing with few errors, to qualify for a degree, to raise language standards.
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Lyons News
Kansay
Kansas
Path to College Made Smoother for Graduates
School graduates receive improved guidance and resources to ease college enrollment and transition. Programs connect students with advisors, financial aid insights, and campus onboarding to boost readiness and success. Community partners coordinate workshops and outreach to expand access.
Barbs Closets and Christmas Puzzles Across Town
A quirky local note describes parents hiding presents in closets for Christmas as kids hunt clues around the house. An offbeat item notes a Texan man and his eleventh son addressing the “Al-American” question while a 70 year old man and 72 year old wife marry in Kentucky. Another column remarks on brides not going home to mother and concerns about winter shadows after autumn, with reflections on India’s summer.
Significance of the serpent on medical insignia explained
The insignia features a caduceus with a serpent coiled around the staff. Historically the serpent symbolized health, reflecting its ability to shed skin and seem renewed. The largest inland water body is the Caspian Sea, a salt lake.
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Caspian Sea
Verse: He that followeth me shall not walk in darkness
A religious note presents a Bible verse promising guidance and light to followers, highlighting the teaching that following Christ dispels darkness and offers illumination.
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Ihe
Jenn Brik
Fields Faded Out In May 1949
Washington report on Noel and Herta Field relief workers in Geneva who vanished behind the Iron Curtain in May 1949. Whittaker Chambers links Fields to Alger Hiss era espionage claims while noting U S State and Justice views on charges and possible readmission under McCarran Walter Act. Details on passports and potential reentry actions for American citizens and naturalized individuals.
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Washington
Noel
Herta Field
Geneva
Prague
Alger Hiss
United States
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Europe
Chambers
Hede Massing
Gerhard Eisler
Noel Field
Field
U. S
Russia
U.S
R. Noel Field
Harvard
State Department
League of Nations
Walt Krivitzky
London
Switzerland
Wnermann Field
England
Wallach
Germany
Hermann Field
Doub
Prisoner of War Earl D. Jameson Reported in Germany
Old Home Town note that Second Lt. Earl D. Jameson of Vinland is a prisoner of war in Germany. Other items include Lt. Don B. Jones arriving in England and multiple social notices such as weddings, visits, and Thanksgiving gatherings across Lawrence and surrounding areas.
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Roy Jameson
Vinland
Earl D. Jameson
Germany
Howard M. Weindel
Douglas County
State Board of Health
Lawrence
Don B. Jones
England
Edna May Pasewark
W. H. Pasewark
Robert James Wilson
Doris Pasewark
Richard H. Powell
Sharon Lee Rogers
John H. Edgar
Long Beach
Betty Irene
Clayton C.stanwix
Rollie Stanais
Morning Radio TV Schedule Teems With Programs
Radio and TV listings show WDAF KMBC WREN and others airing a dense lineup from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM on Monday and continuing Tuesday. Notable items include Perry Como, Fibber McGee, Band of America, Superman and various news and sports segments across stations, with multiple talk and variety shows and a long afternoon into prime time schedule.
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WDAF
Km&sc
WREN
KFKU
Alvin Jackson
WDAE
Mrn
KMRU
WKEN
Qgone Ranger
Morean Beally
KMBC
Corlins Archer
Lhest
Stern
Aws
Allan Jackson
MRC
Western Wrren
Tesla
Chorallers
Morgan Beatty
Silver Eagle
KMRC
Keicu-Symphonty’ Hall
Andy
Finper McGee
Wdapon
WDAP
WDAL
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc-Whe-Tv
Komo-Tv
Burns
Allen
Firestone
Guilfrey
Robert Montgomery
Eastern Park Wep
Bride
Hollywood Playhouse
Premiere Playhouse
Kansas City
Carmine Stow
Kangan City
Chib
Gary Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Betty White
Robert Q. Lewis T.th
Robert QC. Lewis
Mclieten House
Paty
Linkletter
Paul Dixon
Bob Crosby
Misa Marlowa
Mr. Sweeney
Captain Video
Sports
Newsa
Wearther
Dinal Shore
Red Skelton
Circle
Elgin
Father
Studio 87
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RADIO
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Msgrew Investment CO
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Sylvania
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Haskell Ave. Res
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