Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and rates
The Lawrence Daily Journal World established in 1854 publishes from Sixth and New Hampshire Streets. It lists offices, staff roles, and subscription rates for carriers and mail across Douglas County and nearby areas, noting AP content rights and circulation details.
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Comeeny
New Hampshire
Stre Ouverts
Kenona
Bilton
le Mubrat
Gankst Pontius Advertising
Lawrence
Douglas
Atten
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
The President Needs Time Says Doctor on Eisenhower
Dr Paul Dudley White says President Eisenhower could leave hospital in four to five weeks but may not return to the White House until year’s start. He cautions against rushing recovery and stresses rest and full care while affirming government affairs are staying on track.
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Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
White House
Max
The Swinger Driver Affects Left and Right Turns
A columnist decries the driver known as the swinger who swerves far left then suddenly right to turn or vice versa. The piece notes this habit deceives following traffic, often without signals, causing minor to serious damage and shaping one’s car into an unintentional wreck. It mentions both men and women as offenders and laments the frequent nonfatal yet costly vehicle harm.
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Lawrence
Truman memoirs draw cautious praise and critique
The review notes that readers see the former president’s memoirs as insightful yet biased, with hindsight shaping accounts of wartime conferences. The author, present at coalitions, shares responsibility, while questions remain on Potsdam and allied costs. Serious missteps are unlikely to be settled by the memoir.
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Harry S. Truman
United States
Truman
Potsdam
Sabotage challenges Turnpike project amid labor tensions
A Butler county contractor faced a setback when six heavy earth moving machines were dynamited as the Kansas Turnpike construction races a tight deadline. The report notes similar sabotage elsewhere, often linked to non union labor amid broader disagreements over jobs and safety as technology replaces manual labor and questions of democracy and press freedom surface in related international contexts.
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Butler County
Ews
Time Tested Phrases in Campaign Speech Lesson
In a Washington classroom a political speech class rehearses time tested phrases. Mr Man Who and Mr A Man Who deliver lines praising duty and patriotism while the teacher guides them toward effective rhetoric for future campaigns.
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Washington
Man Who
Who
A Cab Driver Remembers a Happy Wife
Hal Boyle records a New York correspondent letter from Max, a cab driver who cared for his wife Sarah during a long illness. He recalls their years together, scarce money, and the two daughters, while stressing happiness, resilience, and the moral of staying healthy.
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New York
Sarah
Max
Bible Verse on Faith in Jesus Christ
A brief note cites Galatians 3 26 affirming that all are children of God through faith in Jesus Christ, echoing a common verse theme.
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God
Jesus Christi
Women at Work Rise in Nation and Kansas City
A Kansas City Kansan report notes more than 20 million American women and girls hold jobs, with nearly 10 million married. An additional 11 million are available for work. The article argues women's increasing participation traces to desires for luxuries and proven value in paid occupations, both in war and peace.
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Kansas City Kansan
Cabinet resignations and a Bus of the United States
The prompt notes that all members of President John Tyler's Cabinet except Secretary of State Daniel Webster resigned in 1841 after Tyler vetoed a bill to revive the Bank of the United States. It also touches on the Battle of the Boyne and other trivia about Mercury and Rogation Days.
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John Tyler
Webster
Bank of the United States
Boyne
Ireland
Capital's Social Life Goes On
Washington social life carries on after Ike's heart attack with cocktail parties and dinners. Notable events include the Brazillian Embassy reception delayed until Ike is out of danger and Mrs. Thomas White earning a medal for catching a rare tropical fish in Brazil. Washington figures like Adm. Arthur Radford attend celebrations as society women host luncheons and fund gatherings while Checkers toys and Faye Emerson headlines mix with political buzz.
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Washington
Ike
Thomas White
Air Force
Brazil
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Adm
Arthur Radford
Nixon
Checkers
Thep
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
Her
Local notes and upcoming events in Topeka and KU circle
Old Home Town items summarize homecomings and visits of local figures. Gen Wainwright to speak in Topeka, Whitehead to address convocation October 17. Okinawa typhoon damage noted. Has kell Homecoming drew 16 000 with KU vs Haskell 33 7. Way of life stories include birthdays and travel, with 1915 Security League meeting and national defense pressure.
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Ennis. C. Whitehead
Okinawa
Sunflower
Haskell
K.U
Jim Thorpe
John Levi
Christine Weinrich
Lillian Galrnesm
Margaret Heidorn
Chicago
Josephine Dalton
Tulsa
Congress
C. S. Finch
J. D. Bowersock
C. E. Friend
J. R. Holmes
M. A. Gorrill
J. N. Vander Vries
R. C. Rankin
W. W. a.Karl Krueger
C. S. Skilton
St. Joseph
Boston Symphony Orchestra
John Watt
California
Arizona
H. B. Kibler
Frankfort
E. H. Varnum
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Listings
A dense OCR listing shows unrelated station blocks for WPAM KMBC WREN WDAF and others. It includes program starts from 6:00 pm through 11:30 pm with news, shows like Dragnet Burns Gordon and Sammy Kaye, and various local and national programs across stations KMBC WDAF WREN WHEN WDAP KBEC. It appears as a period-era programming grid with show titles, times, and brief notes.
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Wren—Tello
KMBC
WDAF
Moreau
Morgeatty
Dune Wren
Bon
Dr . Bar Dragnet
Wren
RMBC
Andy Wren
Mi Buns
Trasaury
Btamenry
Jerome US Dar
Burke
KNBC
Wdar- Westh
Jum
Martin Bloch
J Muale
Men of
Rowe
Morran Beatty
Wren— Morya
Eon
Jeep
Sammy Kaye
Godfray Digent
WDAP
Colea
Groucho Mars
Newa Wren—Playhouse & 40
Wear —Trith
Conpee
Bcanes
Andy Warer McGee
Tennenses
KMEC
Tenn
Ernie
WDAF_NEN
Television listings for WDAF KMBC Rome TV October schedule
A dense OCR of the day’s TV guide shows broadcasts across WDAF KMBC and Rome TV with 6:00 to 14:80 time slots. Programs include News, Micky Mouse Club, You’ll Never Get Rich, Wyatt Earp, Waterfront, Mr District Attorney, Make Room for Daddy, Science Fiction Theatre, Captain Kangaroo, Arthur Godfrey, Tennessee Ernie Show, Guiding Light, and Welcome Travelers with various chat shows, dramas, and movies.
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Kmbc.tv
Rome-Tv
Tully
Warner Brothers Presents
Jang Wyman
Cavalcads Theatre
Daddy
Garry Moora
Guiding Light
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