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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1956

Page

3

Trust Fund Wealth Debate Faces Ike and Stevenson

Debating claims that Gov. Adlai Stevenson and President Eisenhower are millionaires, the discussion centers on Ike’s irrevocable trust fund set after 1952. Officials say dividends amount to modest yearly figures, while stock gains may have raised his wealth beyond a million if market gains are applied. Both have farms and sizable salaries, with taxes and expenses affecting net incomes.

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Local notices and community life in Lawrence area

Miss Bernice Nash and Miss Jane Featherston elected officers of the Kansas Association for Childhood Education at Pinckney School in Lawrence. Births marriages and anniversaries are noted for local residents and KU connections, with church and club meetings, charity games, and a volunteer club gathering.

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Lawrence praise for city’s postwar growth and savings

An outsider lauds Lawrence for rapid postwar progress with major sewer and water expansions and Lawrence Memorial Hospital. He estimates about 10 million dollars in important improvements completed over five years, noting costs today would be higher by about 10 percent. The visitor says the city saved taxpayers and achieved concrete industry interest rather than mere promises, a point rivals envy.

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Worry Over Union Voter Lists and Gop Get Out The Vote

Political writers report eastern labor unions use an alleged scheme to identify voters by scanning city directories and cross checking with employment data. The process aims to target executives, salespeople, foremen and other challenging targets for propaganda. Groups like Scouts and fundations would then distribute materials to influence voters in industrial districts.

Wse Cort Moss Mur Jumbin Fundations Boy Scouts Piven Republican Party

Practical Women America on housing needs and practicality

A discussion among women at a Was housing conference centers on realistic family needs. They push for quiet and active zones, simpler efficient plans, and ample storage while rejecting excessive luxury or wasteful design.

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Suggestions for Park Prompts Tax Payers’ Curbside Dreams

A letter to the Journal-World urges centennial park plans beyond a pool and picnic grounds, proposing a ski lift, mountain training, and a costly jump-hole expansion funded by taxes. The writer mocks grand projects and calls for restraint, criticizing roadblocks to use and urging taxpayers to halt excessive spending. The piece names William Kollendet of 202 W. 15th St. as the signer.

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Docking in Kansas Governor Race Split Over Parties

The Kansas Legislature leanings favor Republicans in 1957, and the editorial questions if electing a Democratic governor with Docking would benefit the state. It notes Democratic argues to replace Republican leadership and shake the party, but critiques Republican primary attacks as personal and unsubstantiated.

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Mercer unusual author who kept writing through life

Hal Boyle profiles Charles Mercer, praising his unusual persistence as a writer. The piece traces Mercer's career from wartime journalism to novels like The Sorrow Ledge and There Comes a Time, noting self discipline as the key to writing. It highlights Rachel Cade’s success and Mercer's belief that writing is a solitary, demanding craft. Mercer asserts the main obstacle to writing is personal discipline, not talent.

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Dutch Tulip Bulbs Arrive for Fall Planting at Hoboken

A large shipment of tulip bulbs from Holland reaches Hoboken for fall planting. The piece notes the bloom season and contrasts Dutch horticulture with American gardening trends. A lecturer remarks on societal change, while a psychologist quips about worry and boredom as a social trait.

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Bible Verse Highlight Gladness for the Righteous

A daily scripture note presents Proverbs 10 28 The hope of the righteous shall be gladness encouraging readers to trust in divine steadfastness and find uplift in faithful outlooks through a concise biblical reflection.

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