Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and offices listed
Lawrence Daily Journal World details include editors Dolph Simons and K W Murray, advertising director Pontius, publishing history from 1854, and subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties. Public notices indicate AP news use and audit bureau membership.
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G Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Ftampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolph Simons
K W. Murray
Anecing
Pontius
Douglas
Jutalde Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
KU Handles Enrollment Errors With Candid Reforms
Kansas University faced enrollment system glitches when the IBM registration method was first used this fall. Officials admit mistakes caused class access confusion, but staff quickly realigned processes and now report a return toward normal. Experts advised a careful trial, acknowledgment of flaws, and open public communication to prevent repeat issues. University leadership stresses accountability and service to the public as they move past the hiccups.
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Dhuman
IBM
Kansas University
K. U
Journal-World
State As Heavy Spender in Kansas Tax Debate
The ParsonsSun notes Kansas now collects 42 times more revenue than in 1915, fueling a broad push for new funding sources. Taxpayers worry taxes are too high while government spending rises, risking reduced production and revenues. Also mentions Juan Peron interned and Argentine politics, plus quirky school record player remark.
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Kansas
Parsons‘Sun
World Today: Hall faces uncertain GOP path after Ike illness
James Marlow analyzes Leonard W. Hall’s difficult 1956 Republican outlook as Eisenhower’s health falters. Hall, once confident of a smooth path to victory, now weighs Ike’s possible return and the party’s need for a strong nominee, while Democrats scramble for a candidate like Adlai Stevenson.
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James Marlow
Washington M
Leonard W. Hall
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Hall
Paul Mer
Democratic National Committee
NE Marlow Toh
Butler
Adlai Stevenson
Congress
Ike
Bible Verse: He That Hath Eyes to See Discovery
A compact verse note reflects on seeking and finding truth, citing a paraphrased scripture theme. It presents a concise, devotional message urging readers to pursue spiritual insight and revelation. The line emphasizes personal discovery through faith.
Gadgets to tune out commercials miss real TV needs
Hal Boyle argues no gadget can fix the TV viewer’s dilemma. Instead a program-scanner device that highlights quality broadcasts like Cyrano de Bergerac or A Wind From the South would help viewers avoid misses and focus on standout offerings. It would filter trash and alert when something truly worthwhile airs.
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New York
Hopalong Cassidy
Jose Ferrer
James Costigan
Julie Harris
Traffic safety costs and savings in Kansas discussed
The Parsons Sun editorial argues 73 million dollars could be earned by preventing highway accidents, noting losses from wages medical expenses and property damage. It urges caution on Kansas streets and highways while citing a governor's conference and Wichita Eagle reflections on happiness and enforcement.
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Dodge City Globe
Parsons Sun
IY Kapsas
Kansas
Quotable Bits on Luck, Age, and Hunting Season Notes
A collection of witticisms on luck and success. jokes about guessing a woman's age after 25. hunting season limits for animals but not hunters. a quip on wife’s apron strings. a Southern man selling his racehorse to pay debts. closing remark on trotting out business reflections.
Quiz Q In Latin American history and colonial artefacts
Q In Latin American history asks about the Line of Demarcation drawn by Pope Alexander VII in 1493 to settle Spain Portugal New World claims. The second item asks which British king’s statue was melted into bullets for American forces in 1776, a lead statue of King George III melted into over 42 000 bullets in Litchfield Connecticut.
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South America
Alexander VII
Spain
Portugal
New World
King Charge III
Litchfield
Connecticut
New York
Brownell Shapes Ike Era as Justice Head and Political Power
General Herbert Brownell, rallied from Spain after Ike's heart attack, steers legal policy and GOP strategy. He counsels on Geneva talks, chats daily with Cabinet members, and guides presidential decision making during Ike's convalescence. His behind the scenes influence hints at a looming political ascent within the party.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell
Spain
Ike
Nixon
Len Hall
Sherman Adams
GOP
National Committee
Secretary of State
Dulles
Geneva
Othr
Brownell
Tice
Administration
Tom Dewey
Taft
Wiell
Service At
Justice
Local events mark birthdays marriages and moves
Old Home Town notes Mrs. Nettie Lindley’s ninety first birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. Wilfred Eudaly and announces Geraldine Farrier’s marriage to PFC Robert Nightingale. Former plant head F L Bod\ndicker to Hopewell Virginia. E F Thoenges takes over. Naroly Zimmerman sails to Yokohama. Discharges bring Harold and John Wray to GM Leeds and Butler Mfg Kansas City respectively. New baby Richard Arlen born Oct 15. KU defeats Aggies 14 0 at Manhattan. Karl Bratton elected Fine Arts student president. Odd Fellows pin awarded to Charles Engle after 50 years. Movies include Half Shot at Sunrise Monte Carlo They Had to See Paris Heads Up. Mathews couple gifted silver forks at bridge. Marguerite Kelsall weds Hollis Marsh at their parents home. Marguerite’s bridesmaids Erma McClearney and Dorothy Keeler serve. Paul Marsh and Albert Sihler attend. Invitations issued for Progressive Whist Oct 27. Prof. Farrell to perform at Leavenworth. Zaza at Bowersock.
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Wilfred Eudaly
Nettie Lindley
Fred Farrier
Geraldine
PFC
Robert Nightingale
A. A. Green
Fred Jordan
Arlington
F. L. Boddicker
Hopewell
Hercules
E. F. Thoenges
Naroly Zimmerman
Wiliam Zimmerman
Yokohama
Japan
Harold Wray
General Motors
Leeds
John Wray
Butler Mfg. Coy
Kansas City
Frank Goff
Richard Arlen
Jim Bausch
K.U
Aggies
Manhattan
Karl Bratton
School of Fine Arts
Charles Engle
Odd Fellows Lodge
Roscoe Pine
Noble Grand
Wheeler
Woolsey
Monte Carlo
Jeannette MacDonald
Paris
Will Rogers
Charles Rogers
C. F. Mathews
Wilfred Hunsinger
Mathews
Marguerite Kelsall
Hollis F. Marsh
Samuel Kelsall
Erma McClearney
Dorothy Keeler
Paul Marsh
St. Louis
Albert Sihler
Leavenworth
J. Edwin Meadows
A. W. Gillihan
Roy E. Martin
Joseph A. Farrell
the Bowersock
Radio and TV Listings From October 19 1940s Era
A dense schedule lists radio stations WDAF KMBC WREN KFRU and more with programs from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM including newscasts sports, music, quiz shows, and plays. It outlines time slots for News, Amos and Andy, Fibber McGee and Molly, Eddie Fisher, Father Knows Best, The Millionaire, Disney and kids shows, and later weather and drama segments across multiple stations.
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WDAF
KMBC
WREN
KFRKU
Wren—Tello
KMBCU
Wrien—Sportas
Tine
WDAR
Morgan Beatty
KFRUE
KMUG
Son Jeep
Sammy Kaye
WDAP
WDAE
Groucho Marx
KMEC
Playhouse
Amos
Andy
Fibber Modine
Molly
MHC
Triessee
Ernie Ford
Tenn
Ernie
Citizen's
KMHC
King of Hearts
Samimy Wraye
Finesusic
Wren—Tesla
Howtima
Ews
Ty Son
Jeepadfrey Ligest
Boston
Blackie O
WDAK
Ted Heath
Edward P. Morgan
KLC
F.Y. Burke
News
Micky Mouse Club
Eddie Fisher
Brave Eagle
Bad Rosens Caravan
Screen Director Playhouse
Arthur Godfrey
Sky King
Vox Shaw
Heauty
Arthurt Godfrey
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Hartford Courant
Clelland Cole
St. John News
Hal Boyle
Wichita Eagle
Augusta Gazette
Tky
Jean
Young
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Old Home Town
RADIO
Near- TV
Kmbc.tv
Wedataasy
Duckakin
Billy Smith
Neva
Dinah Shore
Preston Pa
News Caravan
Ob Cummings
Wild Bill Hickok
New Orleans
Bill Reker
Moris
Owl News
China
Dally Howdy
Beaman
Cad Television
N.Y
J.B. Pritchard & CO
Roanoke
Plaza District
City
Missouri
Johnson County
William Swope
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Yemen
Weeey Feentomt
Limerick Finance
Rocoes
Mase
Round Corner Drug Co
Mel Fisher
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