Lawrence World Journal masthead and rates notice
The text lists editors and publishers W C Bimons Dolph Simons and W Murray with Ernest Pontius as advertising director. It notes subscription rates for Lawrence and Douglas County areas and states post office entry and AP affiliation, with audit bureau membership and exclusive AP news publication rights.
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the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolph Simons
W. Murray
Ernest Pontius
Carrieg
Douglas
Three Kansans Added to K. U. Faculty Necrology
The week marks the deaths of three notable Kansas educators. William Chase Stevens, botanist and author of Kansas Wild Flowers, leaves a legacy in textbooks and monographs. Leon N. Flint strengthened journalism courses linked to the White school and was Stevens’ cousin. Robert Taft, not considered an old timer, also left a lasting imprint as a teacher and historian.
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William Chase Stevens
Francis Huntington Snow
Stevens
Kansans
Kansas Wild Flowers
Leon N. Flint
William Allen White
Robert Taft
Kansas
Eisenhower Shows Steady Recovery After Heart Attack
Reported improvement in the first week after Ike’s heart attack places him at the half way mark to full restoration. Officials expect minimal changes in government and anticipate the President to resume affairs soon, signaling conditions returning to normal.
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Eisenhower
France Faces Algeria Crisis at United Nations
The French delegation’s walkout and the Assembly’s debate over Algeria reflect a domestic colonial dispute with potential global repercussions. Observers warn that UN lines against France could trigger a broader upheaval in North Africa as various groups vie for control.
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Algeria
U. N
North Africa
Tax Cut Talk and Deficit Fears in Washington
The piece cautions that any next year tax cut will not coincide with spending cuts. Without spending reduction the tax cut would worsen the federal deficit and push the national debt higher. It criticizes the apparent lack of serious analysis of government finances.
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Washington
Rebuilding Udall Stronger After Tornado Devastation
The town of Udall slowly rebuilt after a spring tornado nearly wiped it out. Relief funds and insurance payouts approaching four million dollars support residents who insist the town will return better than before and remain a home to many.
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Udall
The
Fort Scott Tribune
Fans See Elusive Parr Cable Tie Ups
A fragment notes fans linking with Parr to fix a cable issue in a local setting, hinting at a stalled connection and ongoing efforts to resolve the problem.
Education and Tuberculosis Fight Highlighted by Association
In early TB control efforts the Tuberculosis Association stressed education for the public and patients to prevent spread and aid recovery. The Douglas County T B and Health Association has long provided books, film strips, and pamphlets to the County Teachers' Library and schools to study tuberculosis control and general health education. Park Woodard, M.D.
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Journal-world
United States
The
Tuberculosis Association
Douglas County T. B. and Health Association
County Teachers’ Library
Librarian Firing Sparks Debate On Rights And Censorship
A letter from a reader questions support for Dr. Hutchins Fund and library groups defending a librarian who refused to answer questions on Communist links. It argues the public has a right to know about employees who handle books and that censorship contradicts the groups stated stance. The note ends with rural community snippets.
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Salina Journal
Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Republic
Dr. Hutchins
Bible Verse Alternative Wording
A paraphrase of a biblical line notes that the chosen man by the herd is to be holy, drawing from Nuribere chapter 6 verse 7. The phrasing emphasizes selection and consecration as a required state for the chosen individual.
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Nuribere
Shortage of Wives Develops as Girl Refugees Take Jobs
Cairo reports refugee girls from Palestine fleeing 1948 hostilities find work in Kuwait Iraq Libya and Saudi Arabia after school diplomas. They earn high wages far above Cairo rates and send money home while plans include two to three year stints or college study abroad.
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David Hinnaw
Cairo
Gaza Strip
Palestine
United Nations
Kuwait
Iraq
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Alexandria
Beirut
United States
Middle East
Sherman Adams Takes Up Duties At Denver
Washington reports Sherman Adams has moved to the White House to act as unofficial chief of staff during President Eisenhower’s convalescence. Adams, a low profile yet powerful aide, sets daybreak hours and conveys the President’s wishes to Cabinet members, shaping daily governance and policy decisions.
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Sherman Adams
Denver
Washington
Fisenhmwer
Adams
White House
Sherm
Eisenhower
New Hampshire
Congress
Barbs and reflections on kindness and time The menu of idle thought
A disjointed column mulls kindness and selfishness and aging. It notes how few notice a groom’s attire at a large Illinois wedding and jokes that haste is rare among long living people. The piece closes with a quip about elderly waiters and slow lives.
Quiz Q and A on Leitmotifs Bible authors and fingerprints
The questions cover operatic Leitmotif terminology biblical authorship verses and policy. Answers state Leitmotif is recurring musical phrase, Solomon not definitively author of Proverbs Ecclesiastes and Song of Solomon, badger meat is not desirable, and fingerprinting is required for nonofficial visitors under Walter McCarran Immigration law.
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Solomon
United States
Walter-McCarran
Mamie Eisenhower Bounces Back After Ill Health Visit
The First Lady Mamie Eisenhower, after a period of illness and a demanding schedule, rested in Denver with Ike and received encouraging signs of recovery. Authorities note continued care during Ike's anticipated convalescence as Mamie enjoys a calmer routine and social moments in her hometown.
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Mamie
Ike
White House
Washington
Geneva
Miami
Mrs. Eisenhower
Community Chest drive set at thirty four thousand seven hundred
Joseph G. Quigley named committees to direct the combined Community Chest and United War Fund drive for 34797 this month. A Safeway robbery netted 55. one suspect nabbed, another returned from Kansas City. Phillip J. Potter named associate professor at KU. Lt. George Moliter home from CBI theater after 17 months. Birth announced for Dean E. Stouffer. Open house for a post office addition drew many former and current postmasters from several towns.
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Bud) Frink
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L. Frink
Edgar Harrison
J. M. Lemon
Joseph G. Quigley
Community Chest
United War Fund
Safeway
Kansas City
Phillip J. Potter
K.U
George Moliter
China-Burma-India
Wilbur. Wright
E. B. Stouffer
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
W. E. Bruner
C. A. "Preyer
Howard C. Taylor
W. E. Kennard
Hovey Hanna
J. E. Hume
Misa Lucille Easter
Paul Endacott
Bartlesville
Oklo
Irving Hill
C. C. Seewir
Cr. Finch
Lawrence
W. B. Trembley
Robert Caldwell
Topeka
Maurice Markham
Baldwin
Oskaloosa
C. Q Hart
Perry
Walter Bradford
McLou
Shell game ends in accidents at Holland jail drills
Inmates at Holland city jail caused two .38 revolver malfunctions during target practice. Officers fired loaded shells that exploded due to powder overload found in shelly cartridges. Police traced the issue to improper reloading by divers after hearing laughter from a cellblock.
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Holland, Mich
Holland City
Radio and TV Schedule Highlights for October 3 4
Readable listings show WDAF KMBC WREN KMUC stations with daily time blocks. Programs include News, Sports, Talent Scouts, Fibber McGee, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Captain Kangaroo, Garry Moore, World Series Baseball and Nightly News.
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kMac
WREN
KFKU
KMBC
Tella Teat
Sporta
Morgan Beatty
Stan
Keen Wren
Henry J. Taylor
Godfrey
Voice of
Firestone
Wren—Minsic
KMJHC
Rosemary Clooney
Telephone Hour
Hing Crosby
Hand of America
Amos and
Ranidy Wren
Freedom Sings
Newa
KMUC
Tennessee Ernie
Window of
Grable
James
Tsulo
Morgan Heatty
KMHC
KFRKU
Wdaf —Dragnet
Wren—Singer
WPDAF
Sammy Kaye
KMBCU
Amon
Andy Wren
Platterbraine BO
WDAPF
Treasury of
Stara Kmic
Henry Jeroma
Ding Dong Schooi
Garry Moore Shaw
Arthur Godfrey
Emile Ford
Welcome Travelers
Robert Q. Lewie
Bob Crosby
Mr. Sweeney
Funky Lee
Guiding Light
Story ‘Theatre 218
Micky Mouse Club
Dpinah Shore
Henry I
Nave Lee
Suparman i
Ric
Warner Brothers
Jdane Wyman
Meat Mille
Playwright Hour Alent Varietiex
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