Lawrence Journal World masthead and date 1952
Obscure masthead text from Lawrence Daily Journal World dated Tuesday October 14 1952. Includes publisher World Company and staff names, partial address line, and credit to Associated Press. Readable elements are limited to publication metadata and a single dated line.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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World Company
Duity
FW. Meaney
Edison
Obiea
Masserhusens ‘Sree
Lawrence
Tale
U N Assembly Opens Amid Cold War Tactics
The United Nations General Assembly opens with a sharp focus on Korea as the Soviet bloc is noted for its cold, diversionary tactics. Observers cite Vishinsky’s use of a “good friend” phrase to pressure targets, while Eisenhower’s advisers’ advice is evaluated by John Knight of the Detroit Free Press as overly cautious. Knight argues Ike is politically savvy and outmaneuvers critics within the Republican ranks.
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U.N. Assembly
Russia
General Assembly of the
United Nations
Korea
United States
Vishinsky
Ike
John
Knight
Detroit Free Press
Eisenhhower
Taft
McCarthy
Jenner
Indiana
General Marshall
Nixon
Eisenhower
Polls favor Eisenhower as independents swing to Stevenson
The piece notes polls show Eisenhower ahead while Democrats claim a late swing of independent voters toward Stevenson. It cautions the independents are opaque and that some longtime Democrats privately support Stevenson. It also mentions a Moscow report criticizing the Young Communist League for religious influence.
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Eisenhower
Stevenson
Young Communist League
Moscow
Who Nominated Stevenson and the Drafting Debate
Editorial notes from the Daily Oklahoma and Harper's Weekly on Stevenson's nomination suggesting delegates were steered by party bosses and machine politics. It contrasts Oklahoma’s blunt view with Harper's nuanced framing, and ties the Kansas City vote fraud probe to Truman era politics amid general confusion about party control.
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House
Kansas City
Truman
House Committee
Community Chest head named. authors address town events
Old Home Town St and Mrs E F Hartman travel to Camp Wallace Alvin Tex after week with relatives. Mrs Deal Six named to head women’s division of Community Chest Drive. Author Clarence Streit spoke last night in Hoch auditorium. Junior Red Cross collected 36 tans of meta a crap in presen campaign. JOY class hosts Sunflower employment outreach for business girls. Marcel Rolin Jr and Frances Zinn announce daughter Shirley Jean. Blue Triangle club new member reception at Junior High. W H Griffith birthday dinner attendees listed. Forest Hills visitor Margaret Griffith and others noted. Lawrence Central High football game in KC canceled by health authorities.
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Sunflower
First Christian Church
Mary Harper
Winifred
Clark
Dorothy McClanahan
Rosetta Powers
Allene Wilson
Opal Dulaney
Marcel Rolin Jr
McLouth
Shirley ‘Jean
Rolin
Frances Zinn
Valley Falls
Blue Triangle Club
Harriet Rynerson
Nancy Harman
Ethel Jean Malone
W. H. Griffith
Griffith
J. W.anderson
Hannah Allen
Loxman
K. Funk
R. R. McFarland
F_ Hatton
Edivin Schalstall
Jease Hall
Largenworth
George White
the Key
Louis Griffith
Lone Star
Herbert Flint
Margaret
Forest Hills
Long Island
Lawrence contestants headline Wichita vocal contest
Three Lawrence entrants in the Atwater Kent vocal contests in Wichita plan to perform tomorrow and Saturday. Frances Delo K A representative, Margaret Drennon, and Glen Simmonds are listed among contestants amid a day of local notes and visits.
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Lawrence
Atwater Kent
Wichita
Frances Delo
K. A
Margaret Drennon
Glen Simmonds
F. Howard Bartley
Jeanne Antoinette
Katherine Joyce
Barbs by Hal Cochran and Curious Clips
A collection of humorous lines and anecdotes notes Hal Cochran’s barbs about boys shoes and popularity. It mentions a wrestling topic, a IMinow woman judged best hog caller, and a chorus girl who marries a rich bachelor.
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Hal Cochran
Max
Who Nominated Stevenson at Democratic Convention
Delegates to the National Democratic convention were urged to vote for president amid factional control by urban machines. Kefauver led on broad exposure of corruption, while Stevenson gained key bloc votes from Chicago, New York, Boston and Missouri machines. The landslide began as Truman predicted, with Cleveland-style and Michigan blocs aligning for Stevenson and major labor leaders backing him.
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Stevenson
Okdahoman
Harper's
John Barlow Martin
Adlai Stevenson
Eric Larrabee
Democratic Party
Tincipa
Truman
Jake Arvey
Chicago
Harper's Boys
Oklahoman
Kefanger
Washington
Thi Tiliais
Big City
Democratic
New York
Gov. Devers
Massachusetts
Boston
Arkansas
Russell
Steven
Detroit
Michigan
Kefaayers
Netman Rayburn
Unit
Nator
Demontatis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Charles F. Urache
Pendergast
Missouri
Phil Murray
CIO
Walter Reuther
UAW
Sen. Taft
Eisenhower
Stevenson Endorsements Tie to Labor and City Machines
The piece argues Stevenson is backed by Truman and major AFL leaders including Murray and Reuther. It claims Stevenson would reform labor law to suit union elites, alleges machine politics and crime link to big cities, cites Stevenson's work with Ackerson and Hiss endorsement, and questions whether Democrats or a nonpolitician should lead a clean government free of graft.
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Stevenson
Truman
Philip Murray
Phil Murray
Walter Reuther
William Green
AFL
America
United States
Achelson
State Department
Alger Hiss
Washington
Attorney General's Office
Internal Revenue Department
RFC
Democratic Party
Fans urged support for Liberty Memorial High at home game
A letter from readers questions Lawrence fans for remaining silent during a Lawrence-Shawnee Mission football game. The writers praise the Lawrence team and urge local supporters to cheer during games, aiming for hometown pride and an undefeated season for Liberty Memorial High School.
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Ournal-Worth- Ags
Lawrence
Shawnee-Mission
McRe
Liberty Memorial High School
K. U
Lawrenceites
Jose
Iere
World Today: Campaign Narrows Into Rougher Ties
James Marlow notes three weeks remain as Eisenhower Stevenson Taft Truman and Nixon sharpen styles. Truman shifts from praise to criticism, Stevenson grows aggressive, Sparkman angles in, and Nixon gains TV impact as the race tightens and tempers flare.
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Washington B
Dwight Eisenhower
Gov
Adlai Stevenson
John J. Sparkman
Richard M. Nixon
Stevenson
Eudora Groups Host Dinners and Meetings This Fall
The Iota Phi Phi Club, led by Mrs. George Gerstenberger, shared an informal dinner with fall color relish and bridge at three tables with high scorers Mrs. William Miller, Miss Heneritta Schubert, and Miss Lill Fuller. Various clubs met October and November for luncheons, devotionals, and charity plans. The Kaw Valley Legion Auxiliary, Methodist Youth Fellowship, and Eudora African Violet Club held events, welcomes, and scheduled meetings, with leadership named for the Auxiliary and hosts set for November.
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Iota Phi Phi
George Gerstenberger
William #. Miller
Heneritta Schubert
Lill Fuller
Erwin Kanzig
Leon Durrill
Evangelical Women's’ Society
Emma Schneider
Harry Hagenbuch
John O'Berge
Reed McBee
Choa Breithaupt
Albert Neustrier
Leo Katzfey
Rose jRinke
Mary Cook
Robbie Bolinger
Ray Miller
Screen Actor 1 Screen Acting Footsteps and Cards
A compact word puzzle item lists clues ranging from acting roles and cards to weaving, compasses, and various small words. It includes references to famous terms such as operatic soles and religious items, with a mix of vertical hints and scattered letter-number prompts.
Radio Schedule Fragments From WREN KMBC and More
Fragmentary OCR lists a day of radio and newscast names across stations WREN KMBC WDAF WBZ and others with program titles such as Newscast Weather Farm News Rhymaline Matines and The Best of Groucho. It records varied hosts and time slots reflecting a busy broadcast day.
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Teesday
Ea Ieee
Rewl
WREN
Frank Jones
Tam
WBA
Ites
Alea Dreier
WDAF
KRBC
Bena Johnsone
RMBC
Aribae
Godfrey
Tony Martin
Win Gelttlch
Wren—Bresk
WDAR
Don Gardiner
Wendy Warren
Bill Ring
WDAP
KMBC
Farmers
Wren—Weather Bureau
Siim ‘Bryant
EMBC
Burton
Nora Drake
KMBG
Hiltop House
Wren. Va
Morgan
Rene Re Teuge
SFKU
Cat Tinney
Wile
Ronnie Kemper
Widder Brown
WPAF
Just Plain
Bill
Young Dr.visionp
Lorenzo Jon
Chape
Mondside
Nora
Drake
Hie
Jon
Starkie
Ajlan Jackson
Newa
KMAC
Western Echo
Tello
J. Benton
Mirna
KMRC
Alidarstrive
RST
Chrisetay
Ren—Life ‘Hepins
REN
Mr President
Wraf
the Best of
Groucho
Atro— Fhe Lingtin
Wren—Mystery Theater
Local Social Notes Highlight Kansas City Trip and Sunday Visits
Two guests, Mrs Paul Fraizer and Mrs W Ondion, visited in Kansas City Missouri to view African Violet plants at Mrs George Pendleton's home. Sunday dinners and gatherings included the Forsythe, McPherson, Abel, Thome, Votaw, Freemen, Knott, Huches, Schubert, and Gilmore families in Lawrence and nearby areas.
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Paul, Fraizer
W. Ondion
Kansas City
George Pendleton
Warren Forsythe J
Overland Park
Curtis Diedrich
June
Karolyn
Ed Forsythe
Fred Phpenhausen
Tonganoxie
Charles McPherson
Martin Abel
Walter Thome
Linda
Lawrence
Misa Lucille Votaw
R.N. Albuquerque
N. M
George Vatap
Votaw
Mae Leiper
Whither
Calif
Irwin Votaw
Neal Glen Freemen
Morris Knott
Andl
Alma Huches
Henrietta Schubert
Clarence Fuller
Josephine Gilmore
Television schedule fragment with scattered program listings
Fragmentary OCR of a TV schedule listing a mix of shows and times. Mentions opening night announcements, soap operas Search for Tomorrow and To Be Announced slots, games, news and weather blocks, plus variety programs like Welcome Travelers and Howdy Doody. Contains unclear and garbled items.
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Strika
Rich
Gulaing
Allen
Concert and Radio Schedule Reflects October Programming
A fragmented broadcast guide lists Ye My and other programs on KANU F M with entries for concerts, symphonies, and previews. It mentions events at Symphony Hall and Jeffersonian Heritage, with times around 1:00 to 7:00 and October dates near October 2 to October 4.
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Nasterworks
France
kHb
Sporta
Deagniee
Candieliche
Symphony Hall
Ifm Concearts
Sworgasbrn
M—Canterbury
Jeffersoniin Herningen
Orcan Concent Ot—Searlight Symphoniy 00—News W13
Sign of
Taytime
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