Lawrence Daily Journal World Ad Rates and Editorial Staff
Information shows publication details for the Lawrence Daily Journal World including editor BIMONS and publisher Pontius, with advertising director and subscription rates. The piece notes association with Audit Bureau of Circulations and AP dispatches and lists offices on Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Kansas.
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Bimons
Buncay
New Hampshire
Kansas
Oeiger
Pontius
Lawrence
Siz
Agias
Fear
Eecetmes
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Peicest
Governor's Safety Conference Advances Highway Reform
The Topeka session of the Governor's Safety Conference continues efforts to move highway safety proposals from talk to action. With more vehicles and faster speeds, questions arise on net gains, but the meeting seeks strong proposals with real safety improvements and public approval.
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Topeka
Women and men migrate in rural Wisconsin trends
A. F. Wilden of the University of Wisconsin finds rural counties like Bayfield with far more men than women in the 20 to 24 age group while Milwaukee County shows more women. He argues farm women benefit little from new appliances and that men must woo women back to rural life, asserting love can overcome technology.
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A. F. Wilden
Wisconsin University
Bayfield County
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wileden
Moscow hints at Molotov exit as Soviet leadership reshuffles
The article argues Molotov's supposed confession signals an imminent end to his tenure. It suggests a pattern whereby trusted officials are pressured to concede errors and resign for a more reliable successor. Global observers will focus on who follows Molotov and whether such changes improve outward policy.
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Molotov
Hea
Ike
GOP
Pentagon
Charles Wilson
Defense Departments
Gas heaters and parking meters spark public safety talks
The piece warns of deadly carbon monoxide risks from unvented gas heaters and urges vent checks or opening windows. It notes Iola installs parking meters after traffic-control efforts and critiques enforcement, mentioning a shift to robot control in other towns.
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Iola
Register
Scouts Read Farm Belt Mood for 1956 Vote
Washington observers track farmer sentiment as Democrats gain signals from price worries and economic strains while Republicans fear a potential turnout shift. A GOP scout recalls rural life changes from self-sufficient to market purchases, noting price disputes with farm policy. The farm vote remains pivotal with about five million farmers and families surpassing twelve million potential voters.
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Washington
GOP
Pattern of Life for a Born Killjoy
Hal Boyle lampoons life prolongation and a culture of self improve ment with ten rules for avoiding old age. The piece pits grim prognosis against satire, noting scientists and a public obsessed with longevity. It references community figures and a misfit turnout at a protest, highlighting a late registration for a baby naming event.
Let your speech be ye you yea nay nay
The line from Matthew 5 37 echoes the call for precise speech and honesty. It emphasizes integrity in words and avoids ambiguous vows or exaggerated promises.
Tribute to Kansan teachers salutes enduring dedication
The piece from Miss Kindergarten USA celebrates teachers in Emporia and Kansas State Normal School’s legacy. It Playfully extols teachers as courageous, patient, and tireless, enduring snows, tears, and chaos while guiding students and attending PTA meetings.
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Emporia Gazette
Emporia
Kansas
Kansas State Normal Schoo
PTA
Low Blow to Men in Garden City Telegram
A reader letter from Edward Charles Bernard Wijeyesinghe of Ceylon condemns perceived gender bias and gendered slurs in Garden City. He praises local women as intelligent energetic and industrious while criticizing sexist attitudes expressed by outsiders.
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Garden City
Chanute
Edward Charles Bernard Wijeyesinghe
Lems
Women's Federation of Clubs
L. N. Flint
Ala. St
George Hudson
Ness County
Frank L. Brown
Terry Corbin
Alice Louise
Louisville
Dorothy
Donald
Seenir Higgins
Williamn
Mary White
Emporia Act
Sherman Wiggins
Jané Fitpatrick
California
R. C McHenry
Mary Catherine
Charline Smith
Adrienne Atkinson
Belle Greenlees
Russell Fitzpatrick
Charles Green
Carroll Wakenbut
Dieckman
Fragmented satirical notes with scattered opinions
A jumble of quips about knocking, winter clothes moths and truth telling. It mentions a storm in Ohio with a tree falling on a car and a reference to a 15 year old Indiana girl posing as 21 with a cynical remark about maturity.
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New York
Curbstone
Ohio
Satox
Cariels
Indiana
Canadian bacon and sidereal time quiz mix
The text answers three questions. It identifies Canadian bacon as loin meat along the pig back and notes generals Wolfe and Montcalm died at the Plains of Abraham in 1759. It defines a sidereal day as the earth’s rotation period and a sidereal hour as about 59 minutes 50.17 seconds.
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Plains of Abraham
Wolfe
Montcalm
Morale at White House Hinges on Ike's Run Hope
Washington reports morale among about 1500 political appointees and 1200 senior civil servants depends on whether Dwight Eisenhower runs for a second term. Delaying a firm exit helps maintain government morale and steadiness as vacancies loom after January 1, 1957.
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Washington
White House
U. S
Ike
KU Adds Carman to Navy V-12 Directorship
Old Home Town reports Dr J Neale Carman professor of Romance languages at KU named University director of the Navy V-12 and Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps program. Other items note Don Pierce named KU News Bureau sports writer, region births, gifts, and community notices.
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J. Neale Carman
K.U
Navy
Don Pierce
Topeka Capital
Daily Oklahoman
Clifford Cox
Michael Andrews
George O. Foster
F. E. Milner
Eudora
Radio and TV Programs Listings for October 10 11
Radio and TV schedules list WDAF KMBC WREN and other stations with time slots for News newscasts talk shows sports music and dramas. The long page shows hourly programming for October 10 and 11 including Fibber McGee Amos and Andy and variety acts with multiple channel blocks and cross listed shows.
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WDAF
KMBC
WREN
KFKU
Wren—Tello Teat
Morgan Beatty
One Man's Family
Keen Wren
Henry J. Taylor
KMHC
Godfrey
Voice of
Firestone
KMBHC
Rosemary Clooney
Hing Crosby
WDAY
Band of America
Amoy and
Raniy Wren
Freedom Sings
Fibber McGes
Wren—News
KMAC
Tennessee Ernie
KMIC
Winiow of the World
KIBC
Grable
James
KMEG
KNBEC
WDA
Clasaie
Jable
Jamer Wren
Martin Bloch
Wdap.tv
Rome
Sbm
Newn
Robinhood
Burna
Alien
Valen
Love Lucy
Dotty Mack
Robert Montgomery
Medical_ Horizons
Studio One
Secretary of State
Hollywood Playhouse
Sportamann Friend TV Readers Digest
Featon Blackieew
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Tennessee
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Jane Wyman
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Daddy
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Nower
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Husband
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Michigan
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