Lawrence World Journal masthead and billing note
The document lists publication details for the Lawrence World Company paper with staff roles, pricing for subscriptions by carrier and mail, and notices of membership in media associations. It identifies DOLPH SIMONS as editor and J W MURRAY as managing editor, advertising director, and notes AP affiliation and circulation audit status.
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Ally
The
World Company
Bixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolph Simons
J. W. Murray
Ernest Pontius
Douglas
Radio and TV Listings from KMBC WDAF and Stations
Radio and TV programs schedule lists KMBC WDAF WREN KEKU and other stations for Thursday October including news shows sports and comedy hours. It includes time slots for Codified lineups like Amex and Randy Tennessee Ernie Ford and a long TV grid covering KMBC WDAF KMBC-TV and more with many program titles and station identifications.
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WDAF
KMBC
Dow DA Fe
YaBC_Newe
WRDN
Wren
Tello
Morgan Beatty
KMR
Gildersleeve
Son Jeep
Godfrey
Newa
Beaton
Blackie
Ted Heath
Rhythm On Parade
Amos and Andy
Tannearee
Brnig
Edward P. Morgan
K.C.U
Burke Felday
Jackson
WL. Organ Beatty
KFKU
We Treasury of
Amex
Randy
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Nat'l
Cuty Wren
Newas
Grable
James Wren
Coroanut Grove
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc-Tv
McMo.tv
Hopalong Canaldy
Preston
Four Star Playhouse
Amy Vanderbilt
Guiding Light
World Report Tle
Ridera
Turrc Sage
Robert Q. Lewin
Ile
It Was Meant to Run A Government of Many Not One
Relief grows as government continues to run smoothly with Eisenhower in the hospital. Public reaction shows belief in a single leader has faded, and echoes of a one man rule are dismissed. The era highlights a well organized system designed for many decision makers.
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Eisenhower
Army plans extend Fort Sill range over Wichita Mountains
Wichita Mountains wildlife and recreation area faces loss as the army seeks an extension of Fort Sill to test long range artillery and guided missiles. Conservationists warn the bid would take the best refuge land, six lakes, seven prairie areas, and a youth camp. The Wichita Eagle cites 850000 annual visitors from Kansas Oklahoma and Texas arguing for preservation given the region's scarce wildlife and recreation spaces. Defense needs are acknowledged but officials question preserving wasteland zones for artillery use.
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Wichita Mountains
Army
Fort Sill
Wichita Eagle
Tri-State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Heart attack warnings rise after Eisenhower case
An editorial notes the renewed public focus on heart health following President Eisenhower’s heart attack. It cites local leaders and prominent figures who died from heart disease and warns that overweight, overexertion, and poor diet are major risk factors. Doctors urge patient cooperation to combat the illness.
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United States
Lawrence
Domenico Gagliardo
Robert Taft
Paul Harnard
Cleatis Pollom
Doctros
Denver
Speed and safety belts in cars spark debate
The Topeka Journal questions safety belts as a remedy, arguing the core issue is high speed driven by manufacturers. Experts say belts may reduce injuries but not overall accidents, as cars now reach 100 to 120 mph. States limit speeds and roads aren’t built for such travel, yet automakers keep raising speeds under federal law.
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Topeka Journal
Waal
World Today on Party Names and Webster Definitions
A column discusses Leonard W. Hall’s use of Democrat versus Democratic and examines Webster’s New International Dictionary definitions of Democrat Democratic and Republican. It notes perceived biases toward Democrats in the dictionary and contrasts with Republican descriptors, while joking about a high school girl in Bermuda shorts and Detroit’s automobile ambitions.
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Washington
Leonard W. Hall
Hall
Hart
Democratic
Republcan
Mr. Webster
Gene Lowther
Emporia Gazette
A New Chapter of Oddity Almanac
Hal Boyle reports on oddities and retro fashion notes from the Oddity Almanac. The piece notes a quiet comeback of vests and three piece suits in New York stores, a double breasted revival, and new men coats while blending quirky trivia about typewriter use among students and historic hotel prices. It includes regional curiosities like a Texas shelter and an Oklahoma painter who uses a sewing machine for art.
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NEW York
Oddity Almanac
Newa York Historical Society
Bible Verse: Thou Hast Sent Widows Away Empty
A Bible verse from Job 22 8 appears in today’s reading, noting judgment on those who oppress the vulnerable. The line reflects themes of divine justice and social responsibility for the afflicted and powerless.
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Job
Our Farms and Heartland Loss in Pursuit of Progress
A farmer pleads for homes and farms as progress turns to evictions rural families recount toil on terraces fences barns and basements rebuilt. The piece contrasts cherished land with industrial growth while noting Hawaii's sugar crop in 1954 at 1 077047 tons, 21969 tons below the record.
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Hawaii
Council Candidate Claims Plainness In Ohio Town
Fragmented notes describe political rounds and social quirks. A woman running for council in an Ohio town claims to be one of the plain people while others joke about dances and sitting out. The text mentions collectors of rare items and autumn preparations, with October fading into November.
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Ohio
Quiz style Qs on Arctic food labor day and wars
A compact list states caribou feed on reindeer moss a lichen the average US veterans age in 1955 was 38.3 years Peter Maguire is named as father of Labor Day 1882 Moros inhabit Mindanao and Sulu islands War fought 1802 to 1805 over tribute known as the Tripolitan War
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Arctic
United States
Labor Day
Peter Maguire
The
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Philippines
Mindanao
Sulu
U.S
Methods That Help In Emergency
Douglas Larsen details President Eisenhower's Denver based administrative techniques that unified command lines and vital communications. The piece notes how the Army Signal Corps linked White House operations, enabling rapid cabinet and staff coordination during the heart attack episode and suggesting the approach could guide a future return to duties.
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Denver
Eisenhower
United States
White House
Ike
Army Signal Corps
Washington
Nixon
Murray Snyder
State Dulles
The
Treasury
Humphrey
Agriculture
Benson
Ottawa
Secretary of Commerce
Weeks
Canada
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Life Magazine
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Memorial projects approved by Regents for World War I servicemen
The Board of Regents approved a memorial including a scenic drive a campanile and a carillon to honor World War I servicemen from KU Ninety seven Douglas County servicemen received separation notices Lt Frank Gray on leave from the office of to judge is returning to the United States after long service aboard the MP Heists recovering the hospital Patricia a Paes received when she was kicked a horse sity campus Tuesday open houses were held by Mr and Mrs Alvin Baker and Rev and Mrs A L Tainter of Baldwin The marriages of Crystal Lorman and George R Byrne Jr and Lucille Easter and Paul Endacott were reported plus a bridal shower for Lolita Russell and notices of several births and travel plans scattered through the Lawrence area
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Board of Regents
Campanile
Carillon
K.U
Douglas County
Frank Gray
United States
Mpatricia
Alvin Baker
A. L. Tainter
Baldwin
Crystal Lorman
George R. Byrne Jr
First Methodist Church
Arlene Roberts
Frank Phelpa
Lucille Easter
Paul Endacott
Bartlesville
Oklo
Virginia Yates
Lolita Russell
Dorothy Mire
Ruth Parry
Margaret Biggs
Martha Wellman
Jean Jackman
Jessie Under. Wood
Edmund Gibb
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