Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details and rates
Historical notice lists editor M G Simons and publishers, office at Sixth and New Hampshire. It shows subscription rates by carrier and mail for Douglas County and surrounding areas, with annual and half year prices and postal classifications.
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W. G Simons
Sixth
New Hampshire
Kansas
Pouissions
Murray
Ernest Pontius
Lawrence
Douglas
Dme
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Kansas Budget Demands Raise State Revenue Quest for Balance
State agency requests for the 16 months ending Jan 1 1937 total over 33 million dollars with the regents adding more than 22 million to that. Governor Hall calls for cuts at every point as Kansas faces revenue or expenditure reductions while reflecting on federal budget limits and debt.
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Kansas
Hall
State Board of Regents
Lawrence
Sfier
Kafsas
Eisenhower mood lifts nation amid illness updates
Denver bulletin notes President Eisenhower waked to a happier day and a better outlook. The improved health reassures Americans and eases international worry as trust in his goodwill and leadership boosts morale worldwide.
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Denver
Eisenhower
United States
State of Inaction on Turnpike Links North to Missouri
Oklahoma moves to connect with the Kansas Turnpike at the state line. Travelers on the toll road may continue into Oklahoma's turnpike system, but Missouri faces a 150 mile gap before any cross-state turnpike. Kansas acts. Missouri lags, leaving Missouri residents puzzled by the omission.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Kan‘mas
Broad use of colonialism blurs clear meaning in debate
The Hartford Courant argues that colonialism is a vague hook used to push various grievances and issues in international talks. It warns that undefined terms ease manipulation by unfriendly agitators seeking division, suggesting broader regional status discussions could follow.
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Hartford Courant
Free World
the Courant
U. N
Algeria
Baltic States
Poland
Hungary
Old Muscovite Dream Drives Arms to Egypt
The first delivery of Soviet arms to Egypt includes rifles and light weapons. Subsequent shipments are planned to include jet planes tanks and two old destroyers. Western capitals fear the arms flow aims to expand Soviet influence in the Mediterranean and warm region, a longstanding aim of the Soviet Union.
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Egypt
Mediterranean
Thas
Hain
Yale narrows Dean's List as class cuts expand access
Yale moves to cap Dean's List to top fraction of students while allowing unlimited cuts for all upperclassmen in the top half of the class. Officials say higher admission competition has produced stronger students, and cuts correlate with maintaining prestige.
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Hartford Courant
Yale
The Paper Clip: Modern World’s Silent Connector
A short essay notes how wire shifted from farm baling to modern office use. It highlights the paper clip as the prevalent device holding desks, invoices, specs, and correspondence together, reflecting society’s move indoors and toward document work. The piece contrasts hay bales with paperwork and types of everyday metal usage.
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Christian Science Monitor
Dirt Under the Rug Balina Journal
A columnist recalls a friend who blames publicity departments for suppressing real news and cites a need for open reporting. The piece uses Aesop’s parable about sweeping dirt under rugs to critique media secrecy and public interest.
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Balina Journal
Aesop
Regents Seek 22.4 Million Budget Boost for College System
The State Board of Regents requests 22.4 million dollars for next year, a 25 percent rise from this year’s 17.7 million. The plan signals higher costs as enrollment grows with returning war era students.
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Wichita Ragin
State Board of Regents
University budget fears rise with faculty and salary requests
The Kansas Regents demand for higher funding to expand faculties and staff plus a 5 percent salary hike sparks worry about future enrollment surges from returning Korean War veterans and the baby boom, threatening costs for classrooms laboratories and housing at Kansas University Kansas State College and teachers colleges.
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Kansas Institutions of Higher Learning
Kansas University
Kansas State College
Teachers Colleges
Board of Regents
Barbs and a Shot Mark a Scattershot Local Scene
An Arizona man was shot during a craps game amid rumors of loaded dice. The passage also notes urban dirt, changing attitudes of youth, and public signage about keeping off grass.
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Arizona
Be not a witness against thy neighbor without cause
Proverbs 24 29 presents guidance on not bearing false witness and urging restraint before accusing others. It cautions against rash judgments and emphasizes integrity in judging neighbors.
Stonehenge age debate and mixed civic facts
The passage collects quiz questions and answers on Stonehenge dating from 2800 B.C. to 500 B.C. A Treasury appointment, Liberty cap symbolism, Bad Lands origin, Christopher Columbus as Capitol life, mayfly life, Yorktown surrender, and kava beverage details.
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Salisbury Plain
England
Stonehenge
Capitol
Washington, D. C
Christopher Columbus
New Books at Free Public Library
Lawrence Free Public Library adds fiction and varied non fiction titles in its new display. Notable titles include John Dewey Irwin Edman 1955 preface works on American tradition followed by Kennedy Clark prejudice and your child 1975, Gerald Durrell Three Tickets to Adventure 1955, Alyse Simpson I Threw a Rope Into the Sea 1955, Grand Deception edited by Alexander Klein 1955, Willy Ley Engineers Dreams 1955, Edgar Maass Magnificent Enemies 1955, Grace Warner Brace Bell's Landing 1955, Evelyn Waugh Officers and Gentlemen 1965, Budd Schulberg Waterfront 1955, Catherine Gaskin Sara Dane 1954, and Shelly Smith The Cellar at No 5 suspense novel.
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Lawrence Free Public Library
John Dewey
Irwin Edman
Dewey
Kenneth B. Clark
Supreme Court
Gerald M. Durrell
British Guiana
England
Alyse Simpson
Kenya
Appenzell
Lake Constance
Alexander Kiein
Willy Lev
Bell's Landing
Grace Warner Brace
New England
Evelyn Waugh
Crete
Budd Schulberg
New York
Sara Dane
Catherine Gaskin
Australia
Mary Reibey
New South Wales
Shelly Smith
Dulles Moves With Ike In Foreign Policy Ink
Washington reports the President’s sickbed constraint leaves John Foster Dulles as de facto secretary of state. He acts in Ike’s name, backed by the President, shaping U S policy during Ike’s convalescence. Dulles’ personal habits and hands on style contrast with Ike, yet they form a tight policy team through the NSC.
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Washington
State Department
Foreign Service
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
America
Ike
Dulles i 5
Churchill
John W. Foster
U. S
Duck Island
Canada
National Security Council
Local News Briefs From Lawrence Area in 1945
East coast arrival home for Sgt Grant Love son of Mr and Mrs Ray Love. David Bowman burns from burning cowboy chaps. Allan Auchard assists. Pvt David Gagliardo becomes swimming instructor at Camp Mathews San Diego. Sgt William A Conboy heads to Pearl Harbor. Mrs Fred Williams undergoes emergency surgery. Maj and Mrs George Flint visit in Saginaw Mich on return from Ft. Sill. City to spend 10000 for south Lawrence water mains. Frank Goff announces birth of son Richard Arlen. Jean birthday observance by Mrs E B Stouffer hosting 12 girls. Kansas City trip for several women. Films shown locally this week including Liliom and Oklahoma Cyclone. C M Brown announces birth of son October 13. The Varsity screens The Two Orphans. A hike to Cameron’s Bluff with roasted wieners by local girls. Prof and Mrs M Briggs weekend in Kansas City. Sphinx Freshman pledges Herman Engel Joe Crogs Herbert Jordan Monfort Angevine. W C Pippert buys lumber for new barn west of town. Frank Holt to join Alabama Minstrels touring season starting in St Louis.
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Grant Love
Ray Love
Europe
David Bowman
E. M. Bowman
Allan Auchard
David Gagliardo
U. SS. Marine Corps
C. B. Mathews
San Diego
William A. Conboy
Pearl Harbor
Fred Wiliams
George M. Flint
Eve
L. N. Flint
Saginaw
Mich
Ft. Sil
Major Flint
Bes
Ring
South Lawrence
Frank Goff
Richard Arlen
E. B. Stouffer
Jean
Wilma Howard
Erna Carl
Olga Carl
Ada Katherine Kirchhoff
Martha Rose Allphin
Ann Murray
Mildred Peterson
Betty Jean Bodin
Margaret Jane Wadhams
Mary Louise McNown
C. M. Brown
Learnard Ave
Varsity
Theda Bara
Cameron's Bluff
Ida Lyons
Sonora Metsker
Jessie Borg
Emma Dews
St. Louis
Radio and TV Listings for October 15 16
Readable schedule snippets show WDAF KMBC WREN KMUC and others listing church bulletins music news and a long block of daytime and prime time programs across Saturday and Sunday October 15 16 including Opry Gun Smoke Hall shows and news features with multiple stations and time slots indicated.
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WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfku
WDAL
Wren—Digskin
Varade
KMEC
WDA
Wdak Tonitor
WREN
Tello
Wdaf—Donitor
KMUC
WW Me
WDA —Monitor
Nowa
Qunamoke
KMNC
Paul Harvey
Montor
K.C
Rusic
Katne
KMHC
Annie Oakley
Bowlin
Molen
Iry Pictorial
Grand Ole Opry
Lawrence Welk
Iva Atwaya
Texaco Star Theatre
Eorrie Gobel
Damon Rubyan
Mary Ford
Winky Dink
You
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