Grass roots duty urged as two weeks to register
William F. Johnston urges individual voters to act at grass roots level. Voters in Douglas County and most Kansas counties have two weeks to register before Oct 26, with exceptions for Kansas City Wichita and Topeka where registration closes earlier. Citizens urged to study issues and join campaign discussions.
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William F. Johnston
Lewiston
Idaho
Morning Tribune
University of Oregon
Johnston
William Allen White
Thas
Lawrence
Douglas C County
Kansas City
Wichita
Topeka
What Makes Him Tick Motivation in human action and loyalties
The piece probes motives behind American and Communist loyalties, noting Americans often neglect to protect and improve possessions while Communists accept hardship and even danger for a godless state. It questions whether either side can rationally justify its values and actions, and contrasts lac k of discipline with the pursuit of the Golden Goal.
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Sq.clde
Insurance for Students at College of Emporia
The College of Emporia requires student vehicles on campus to show evidence of accident liability insurance of at least $25,000. The rule, new this year, aims to promote financial responsibility for students and public safety. Business manager Irwin Beeson announced the policy during registration, noting Kansas law supports suits up to this amount.
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College of Emporia
C. of E
Irwin Beeson
Presbyterian School
Kansas
Campus watch to enforce vehicle regulation on parking
Under current plans cars on campus will be periodically checked by campus watch men. Student car owners violating the rule face administrative discipline. Cars owned by faculty staff and administrators must meet provisions of the new regulation. As avte population grows on campuses more schools may adopt such rules.
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Avte
Marshal Ambushes Perle Mesta in Washington Hints and Harbors
Washington observes Perle Mesta’s absence as she faces a U.S. marshal summons linked to a July lawsuit over 58,700 in antique furniture. Her absence prompts speculation on party hosting events with Gwenn Cafritz stepping in, while references to a TV movie and Supreme Court opening parties color the social scene.
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Douglas Larsen
Kenneth Gilmore
NEA
Washington
Perle Mesta
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Luxembourg
U.S
Perle
Spring Valley
District Court
Mesta
New York
Sheraton Park Hotel
Oklahoma City
Okla
Gwenn Cafritz
Supreme Court
Gwenn
Earl Warren
Virginia Warren
Adlai
Stevenson
Local drives, visits, and society notes from Lawrence town paper
Old Home Town Federal controls ended in Washington. A drive for 18000 for USO and Community Chest starts today in Lawrence. John Andrews chairs with Dusty Rhodes and Simon Hurwitz assisting. Pasadena visitor Mrs Andrew Mitchell near McCormack Hospital. Mary Louise Knapp wed Donald Eugene Messer. Eastern Star hosts birthday dinner for worthy matron Mrs James Parsons. Mrs John Hunzicker moves from Junction City to join family. KU dads honored at post football game dinner. speakers Nichols and Lindley. HU high school members host a picnic near Pioneer Cemetery. Jayhawk 4-H elects Wilma Hartman president. Walter Heck secretary treasurer. Raymond Pine reporter. Congregational Church Halloween party for students at Margaret Chamney’s home. Mayor Francisco and Mrs Keith to Kansas City to view Mercy Hospital cornerstone. Dr C B Francisco on Mercy staff. Four OClocks initiate Josephine Farrell et al. Kanza Wacha Zi Zi campfire girls receive honors. Leona Baumgardner becomes Fire Maker, first Lawrence recipient.
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Washington, D. C
USO
Community Chest
Lawrence
John Andrews
R. H
Dusty) Rhodes
Simon Hurwitz
Andrew Mitchell
Pasadena
Calif
Dean
Henry Werner
St. Mitchel
McCormack Hospital
Mary Louise Knapp
Elmer Knapp
Donalds Eugene Messer
A. J. Messer
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
James Parsons
John Hunzicker
Junction City
Howard McConnell
K.U
Union Building
J. C. Nichols
Kansas City
Lindley
Pioneer Cemetery
Dick Cook
Ben Barteldes
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Walter Heck
Wilma Hartman
Raymond Pine
Congregational Church
Margaret Chamney
W. J. Francisco
I. R. Keith
Mercy Hospital
C. B. Francisco
Mercy
Josephine Farrell
Margaret O'Donnell
Sara Willams
Eleanor Brown
Elizabeth Brodhead
Letters oppose New Deal and war-time wage policy
Editor, Journal-World: I have opposed the New Deal from the start and see no presidential candidate of any party offering a true alternative. A Republican New Deal was Alf Landon’s plan, which I rejected then and still oppose. High living costs result from a minimum wage law tied to war-time wages, create farm surpluses, and go unmentioned by politicians. Mrs. H. M. Brownlee.
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Journal-World
Alf Landon
H. M. Brownlee
Adlai Stevenson H Bomb Talks Crease Campaign Spotlight
Washington column analyzes whether Adlai Stevenson gains traction with his repeated calls to end H bomb tests. It notes Stevenson favors the issue, Eisenhower cites national security, and public understanding is limited by secrecy. The piece weighs political time use versus voter interest and the role of leadership in national defense strategy.
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Washington
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Pacific
United States
Eisenhower
White House
Odd facts and wry musings spark a week start
Hal Boyle surveys curious trivia and quirky observations on child growth, language, and oddities in nature. He notes babies' birth length, fingernail growth, feelings of felicity and macarism, suicide note psychology, and Roosevelts teddy bear link, ending with remarks on language usage and clarity.
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New York
Ravesdrop
Kitchener
Britain
What I Really Mean and the Language Ambiguity
A reader commentary argues about how a reporter and editor handled phrases like center around and in charge. It contends language naturally shifts meaning and that readers accept ambiguity, since expression conveys feeling and thought.
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Kansas
Kansan
Delingu
Uncertain fears fade as a Dallas toy fire sparks cheer
A Dallas warehouse fire destroyed about $500,000 in Christmas toys and decorations. Despite the loss, residents were told to stay hopeful as Santa Claus traditions would continue and worries about unseen troubles were dismissed.
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Dallas
Radio and TV Program Listings by Station
A scraped page shows October broadcast schedules across WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU and more. It lists news shows, music, sports, and variety programs for Monday October 15 and Tuesday October 16 with times and station IDs and channels.
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WDAF
Wren Kfku
KMBC
Norgan Beatty
Ma Tod
Wren
KFLK
Henry J.taylor
WDA Pe Orech
Voice of Wirestone
Wren-Morgan
KMNC
Dilaon
Martin Mlock
GWU
Wrenn Tesco
KALBC
Fusie Wong
WMI Lez
Nordine Willi
Newas
Thilun
Wdaf—&Carts
Guy Lombarito
WDAF+ TV
Kmbc-Tv
Kcmo-Tv
Averis Mickel
Atonye
Rinkie Cache
Studia One
Bold Journey
Plashouse
Hollywood Playhouse
Cheekninta
Danny Thomas Ohare
Allen
Godfrey
Fremiere Playhouse
Tonteht
Studin
Wmsay
Sturdia
Alorritneg
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