Lawrence Daily Journal World Amid OCR Noise
A heavily garbled newsroom imprint from the Lawrence Daily Journal World cites 1691 as founding, names W C Sauces and staff, lists an office at 722 Massachusetts Street, and references The World Company as publisher with typical Associated Press data and circulation notes obscured by OCR errors.
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Lawrence Daily Journal
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Royalty Owners seek rise in wellhead gas price
The Royalty Owners urge the Nation Commission to raise wellhead gas price from 8 to 14 cents per thousand cubic feet, arguing conservation of a scarce resource while opponents warn of higher fuel costs for cities and industries. University of Kansas professor John Ise suggests 25 cents per thousand to curb use, with debate on severance taxes versus price hikes.
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Kansas
John Ise
University of Kansas
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Tryeve Lie Fires US Citizen From UN Roll
Secretary General Trygve Lie dismissed an American employee from UN staff for refusing to answer if he engaged in espionage against the United States. The action followed questioning by a Senate subcommittee on internal security. Lie’s stance toward the committee’s inquiry remains noted but unclear.
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Lie
U.N
Senate Committee
Truman
U. N
Tryeve Lie
United Naions
Senate
Illusion of Foreign Trade and Political Debate
A correspondent argues that despite claimed disavowal of the protective tariff the tariff structure remains in practice. It notes dollar shortages force loans to cover payments abroad, questions stability of such peace time policy. The piece discusses McCarthyism in Wisconsin, Adlai’s historical concerns, and reflects on Kansas watershed hearings and flood relief implications.
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Kansas
Navy training graduation to be held at KU stadium
Lawrence residents will view the first wartime Navy graduation exercises of the United States Naval Training School for Machinist Mates at the University. Certificates will be presented to the initial class of trainees in a ceremony at KU stadium. Governor Payne Ratner will speak. Captain James K. Hitt, promoted from lieutenant to captain, served as assistant registrar at the University of Kansas in civilian life.
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Lawrence
United States Naval Training School
Payne Ratner
James K. Hitt
Camp Wallace
Hitt
University of Kansas
Fred Ellsworth
Kansan Press
Arthur Lawrence
Mary Louise
Delford Leonard Woolworth
Evelyn Woolworth
Nortonville
F. W. Cutter
Ralph van Behber
Nancy
Fred
Emporia
M.T. Coolidge
John Stutz
Topeka
Raymond Love
Camp Roberts
Calif
Camp White
Ore
Marilee Frame
Violet Carr
Marion Claude Jackson
Leonard Wymore
North Lawrence
Tourist rush to Japan sets new travel records
Japan reported more than 86,000 foreign visitors last year, marking a surge in tourism. The government estimated earnings near five million dollars over the prior year, more than doubling the prior period and signaling a strong rebound in travel demand.
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Japan
The
Paths to a Communist World in Letters to the Editor
In a Journal-World letter, Mrs. W. H. Burnham warns against multiple paths to a Communist World via Congress votes. She cites tariffs, reciprocal trade, aid to other nations, bringing the boys home, and deterring Soviet influence, naming several senators and criticizing Eisenhower’s campaign rhetoric. She credits Roosevelt and Truman with laying a foundation for a peaceful, global order.
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Journal-World
Congress
Herbert Hoover
F.D.R
Truman
Russia
China
Europe
Kem
Missouri
Bricker
Ohio
Jenner
Indiana
Cain
Washington
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Malone
Nevada
Eisenhower
Roosevelt
Trumen
W. H. Burnham
Barbs by Hal Coceran on flower prices and restraint
The article comments on seasonal pricing for cut flowers and urges readers to discourage restters when they discover that an ante adleaman has besten them f the season.
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World Today Lewis slings at John L Lewis in wage row
James Marlow reports Lewis attacks John L Lewis and the Wage Stabilization Board over a proposed $1.90 daily miners raise. Board split, four industry four labor four public members. Lewis inflames debate by accusing opponents of theft and calling them timid lesser figures.
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James Green
E. B. Adams
Palo Alto
Calif
H. B. Ober
John Culp
George Shaw
Los Angeles
Herbert Bullene
George Esterley
W. T. Sinclair
Wilk Hutson
Robert
William A. Harris
A. Gifford
E. Schaal
Clarence Radcliffe
J. A. Henley
J. H. Cohn
Carrie Levy
Miss Grace Dramatic Club
Cecile Burtot
Emily Berger
Phyllis Burroughs
Pauline
Finley
Goff
Florence
Gettys
Ema Fischer
Genevieve
Herrick
Mamie McFarline
Ruth Smith
Sophie Smithmeyer
H. B. Henderson
Lewis
James Marlow
Washington
John L. Lewis
Wage Stabilization Board
WSB
Roger L. Putnam
Baldwin social and community notices weave through Baldwin
Mrs Lyle Anderson guest of Mrs Helen McCarroll at International House Wednesday and Thursday. Local events include dances, church visits, a Lawrence trip for Marguerite de Angeli event and a PTA panel on elections. Royal Show in Kansas City, bicycle trips to Lawrence, and bank meeting notes.
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Lyle Anderson
Patridge
Helen McCarroll
International House
Nelson P. Horn
Linwood Methodist Church
Kansas City
Horn
Pat Beedles
Lawrence
Beedles
Elsie Schnebly
Baldwin
Ida Adriance
Eldon Mellor
Otto Selzer
Hope
H. E. Meestead
Helen Tharp
Edgerton
Clyde Secrest
Faye Holliday
Atlanta
Orlando Sample
McCune
Partridge
R. E. Love
Marguerite de’ Angeli
City
Trevor Baskerville
Wilson Counts
John W W. Heaton
Clarence Broadfoot
O. Scott Morgan
Lance
T. J.B. Thomas
J. B. Thomas
Selma
Ala
Enid
Okla
Thomas
Ge Marquardt
Topeka
Kansan
Jas County Bankers Association
Hale Steele
Baldwin State Bank
Baker
C. L. Miller
Japan
Robert Docking
Maid Nutt
Howard Wiseman
William Mercier
Eudora
T. O. Evans
J. D. McCall
Kansas’ City
Evans
Bethlehem Ps
William Smith
New Mexico
Arizona
Radio Schedule Fragments From WDAF KMBC WREN And Friends
A fragmented radio grid lists programs across stations WDAF KMBC WREN and others. Items include newscasts, football roundups, concerts, political talk, youth shows, and juvenile programs with varied times and hosts such as Duke of aurah, Reuben Reubes, and Jack. The scattered text indicates a busy weekday broadcast lineup with music, sports, arts, and public affairs.
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KMBC
WDAF
Abawase Ca
Wren—Westher
Serena
wDar
Wren
Bob Finnegan
Oiard Times
TREN
Ster
Ae Boerner
KMBI
Monroe
Bar—Doute
Reuben
Reubes
Duke of Aurah
Wren—Politica
Ae Banton
WDAT
Wrens Fine Arts
Emeg-I
Menunist
Fane
Howard
Bren Wera
Rath Orch
Emec
Emeg-Bier
Martin Kane
Emec—Godfrey
Fantiae Se Uake
Gus D ‘Dittman
aoKoiaky
EMBC
Jack " Wren
Eddie
Aldrlee
Muste
Sarria
Craig
Friday October 24 Radio Listings and Concert Schedule
Radio schedule shows varied events including jazz, football forecast, piano and keyboard concerts, opera previews, and studio recitals. Featured are mentions of United Nations musical events, candlelight concerts, and a Friday lineup from Mt. Oread with multiple time slots and stations.
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Merls Harmon SC
Mt. E
Brema
Ortie Funeays Oetanera
Seidiace
New Fe
Eerton
United Nations Ral
Muse Candlelight
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Parent Teachers Association
Herbert F. Mn
Conn
Red Cross
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Burley
Ida
Lee Cox
Eugene Corel
Francis Sommer
Lemuel
Bernard Zilmner
George! Ailner
Nelle Greenlees
Julius Marks
John R. Greenlees
Alfred Graves
West Side Study Club
Glenn A. Dawes
Martha Elizabeth
In Cooper
Rachel Lee
Don Farrey
Erma Jean
BY Hal Coceran
Witen
Harry M. Moses
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Big John
Putnam
Abe
Salina
Morizontal
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Emeree
Rocky Mt Ti
KFKU
Mt.Oread
Danting
Maxine Lindley
Marguerite de Angell
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Paine
Holmes and Petk Insurance
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Gustafson
B.t Goodrich
Phece
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