Lawrence World newspaper masthead summary
newspaper masthead from Lawrence Kansas listing editor BIMONS publisher PONTIUS and advertising director. announces subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas and adjoining counties. notes post office registration and AP member affiliations. includes publication scope and local news provision.
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Bimons
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Kansas
Pontius
Lawrence
Douglas
Gup
Joe Tear
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated
Radio and TV Programs Listings and Schedules
A dense schedule list outlines WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU and other stations with hourly programs for Thursday and Friday October 13 14, including News Sports Talk shows and a long evening roster featuring The Ed Morgan report and various entertainment programs across WDAF KMBC and KMBC. The listings enumerate time slots and program titles such as Morgan Beattie Late News Golden Age News and The Mickey Mouse Club with a broad mix of dramas comedies and variety shows.
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WDAF
KMBC
Wren
Newa
KMBU
Just Fine Muster
Wren—Tello
Man
Morgan Beatty
Gildersieuva
Son Jeep
Godfrey Digest
Tennessee Ernie Wren
Edward P. Morgan
Newns
KMNC
F.Y
Burke Wren
Wdaf.tv
Kmbc.tv
Kcmo.tv
Repsionn Cassidy O
Micky Mote Chub
Dinah Hore
Preston Bill
News Caravan
Groucho Marx
San Francisco
Leshy
Bt Baker
Night Owl
Amy Vanderbilt
Garry Moore
Pine Pearce
hoBtaike
Rich
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Guiding Light
Kitchey Klub
World Report
Robert Kdeers
Theig
Ted Macki
Ea Margie
History Repeats in Kansas Civil Service Row
The State Civil Service Board wrestles with the Hiatt dismissal case. Questions linger over adequate grounds for removal, reemployment prospects, and the political fallout for Governor Hall and the civil service. The piece muses on whether Hiatt becomes a martyr and if politics in Kansas benefits from the dispute.
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State Civil Service Board
Eugene W. Hiatt
Hall
State Board
Civil Service
Mr. Hiatt
Kansas
Hiatt
Gauges Aim for Nth Degree Accuracy Sparks Driver Frustration
Modern gas gauges promise precision across instruments but drivers say many gauges read empty too early. The article notes gauges once showed real reserves beyond empty, yet industry trends push strict accuracy, leaving motorists worried about sudden fuel loss.
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Padge
A Seat on the Fence Harry Truman Shifts Candidates
Truman signals neutrality in the 1956 presidential race after backing Adlai Stevenson. A talk with Gov. Harriman of New York suggests a possible shift among Democratic hopefuls, leaving the outcome uncertain as the former president contemplates his political path.
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Harry ’. Truman
Mr. Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
New York
Harriman
Stevenson
Han
Lawrence Sees No Trend In New Chin Hair, Says East Fashion
The piece notes modest East Coast fashion waves like the ching ching chin trend led by Skitch Henderson and Mitch Miller. Lawrence women reportedly favor clean shaves and view beards as out of fashion, while local men prefer their natural look. The column also mentions Eisenhower's convalescence and ongoing bedside conferences as a backdrop.
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Lawrence
Shane
Pyle
Kefauver A Secondary Figure In Democratic Nomination Talks
Tennessee senator Estes Kefauver, once a television crime investigations hero and on the 1952 Democratic ballots a leading contender, now sits as a peripheral figure in prospects for next year’s nomination. He lacks the Southerner bloc support and is overseas, reducing his convention leverage. If he runs again, Kefauver could influence the race but faces stiff opposition from Stevenson and Harriman.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Averell Harriman
Tennessee
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Kefauver
Senate
Stevenson
Harriman
Kefanger
House
Neetroin US
Bald Eagle Face Extinction, Sanctuary Lacks Residents
Lancaster expert Herbert H. Beck warns the bald eagle faces extinction within 700 years as immature birds are misidentified as hawks and shot. He notes the Mt Johnson Island sanctuary, once an eagle refuge, has not housed an eagle since 1948, highlighting ongoing threats from farmers and legal protections amid drastic population declines east of the Mississippi.
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Lancaster
Herbert H. Heck
Beck
Mt. Johnson Island
Susquehanna River
Audubon Assa
Alaska
Canada
United States
Florida
Mississippi River
America
Bible Verse Fragment From Proverbs 28
Fragmentary line reads a furs aboundath in trans alone from Proverbs 28 verse 22. The readable portion hints at warnings against hasty gain and selfish fear, urging caution before plotting ill ends or deceit. No further context or publication details are available.
The Columnar Look and Men’s Fashion Fears
A Kansas City Kansan column muses on changing women’s styles and a proposed men’s “columnar look” with narrow trousers and coats. It laments the difficulty for pyramid shaped men to wear the trend, joking about dieting and girdles as potential solutions.
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Kansas City
Cake shaped like ship sinks in Illinois wedding
A wedding cake molded as a ship drew guests’ amusement as they enjoyed the novelty. A columnist notes social trends about manners, fashion, and consumer culture, reflecting on modern dress and installment plans while humorously pondering ancient chins.
Oldest U S Army Regiment and a sake note quiz
A quiz asks which is the oldest regiment in the U S Army and notes the 3rd Infantry Regiment dating to 1784 with 32 battle streamers. It also asks about sake being made from rice, why members of the LDS Church are called Mormons, and the mailing deadlines for Christmas parcels to servicemen overseas at October 15 and November 15.
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U. S. Army
United States
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Jet age pace outpaces Navy say veteran observer
Washington US Navy struggles to keep up with the jet era as longer takeoff and landing runs complicate operations. Two main efforts aim to beat the problem the vertical takeoff concept and the flexible deck or flex deck. The deck uses a gearless plane launched by a steam catapult and a cable catch Landing risks include canopy damage and possible decapitation if the hook misses. British pilots have fatalities during development and deck stability remains a hazard with rolling ships.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Navy
Turkey
John M. Moore
United States
Sunflower plant begins decontamination after war end
Sunflower Ord nance Works started cleaning powder manufacturing lines in the 10,000 acre Plant area the day after Japan capitulated. Passengers Cpl. Howard R. Sutor and Mary E. Breese of Lawrence listed on the Thomas Barry passenger list due today in New York from Europe. Mrs. W. A. Dunn elected president of the American War Mothers. Various social notes include parties visits birthdays and births. Boston Red Sox won the World Series 5 to 4 over the Philadelphia Nationals.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Japan
Cpl
Howard R. Sutor
Mary E. Breese
Lawrence
Thomas Barry
New York
Europe
W. A. Dunn
American War Mothers
E. L. Falkenstien
Vivian Martin
Charlie Chaplin
I. C. Stevenson
C. E. Pearcey
Vance Campbell
J. H. Woody
N. H. St
105Th
U. S. Colored Infantry
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
13Th and
Miss. Sts
Minnie Pafner
Dearborn
Peter Stine
Grant Township
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Nationals
Infant Industry in Dallas Publicizes Rock a Dry Baby Motto
A Dallas diaper service promotes its business with the slogan Rock a Dry Baby reflecting its emphasis on clean, dry baby care. The note highlights local entrepreneurial ventures and adds a touch of whimsy to city commerce.
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Dallas
Tex
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