World pany in Frence Kansas details and staff
Historical notice lists publishers editors and staff of a Lawrence Kansas newspaper. Includes 1691 to 1953 operational period, address at Sixth and New Hampshire, and subscription rates for carriers and mail. Also notes post office registration and AP affiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
Sixth
New Hampshire
Frence
Kansas
Dolph Palimons
J. W. Murray
Ernest Pontius
Lawrence
Douglas
Sir Atlanth
Audit Bureau of Circulationa
Associated Presa “Fig Kassclaten Prova Fy
No Needs Seen to Delegate Powers
Washington reports the Eisenhower cabinet has not considered delegating presidential powers to Vice President Nixon. Officials argue Congress has authority to define inability to act, but no plan exists to clarify Article I, Section Five. The issue remains unsettled and likely to require Supreme Court testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eiesnhower
William P. Rogers
Department of Justice
J. Lee Rankin
Herbert Brownell, Jr
Congress
Garfield
McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Indiana
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Foster
Argentina
Harry Truman
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Denver
Radio and TV Programs Listings for October 26 27
Readable listings show WDAF KMBC WREN KFRU and KMBC schedules for October 26 and 27. Programs include news Tomorrow quiz shows Tennessee Ernie Ford King of Hearts and various kiddie and variety segments with local stations WDAF KMBC WREN KMNS and KMHC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
KMBC
Wren Kfru
CAML
Fyust
HAY
Morgan Beatty
WREN
KEFRU
My Son
Jeep
Marx
New Wren
WDAK
KMHC
Amas
Andy
Ye Molly
Tennessee Ernie Ford
WIEN
KMNS
Tenn Ennis O
Wpar
Wdafo
KMRC
Manhattan Melodies
Newa
KMAC
Neaws
WDAI
Old Heath
Amos and Nitty
Fisher McGeu
KMHU
Tennessee
Ernie Wren
Edward DP. Morgan En
Burke
WRN
Berviny Onmou- TV
Mkcmo.tv
Micker Mouse
Eddla Fisher
Brave Erno
News Caravan
Screen Director Playhouse
Arthur Godfrey
Television Theatre
Rich
Geneva Spirit to a Test at Second Foreign Ministers Meeting
A Geneva conference opens with Western powers hoping the Geneva spirit will endure. Analysts doubt the promised change in Soviet policy matches the initial optimistic mood, awaiting the new talks to confirm any real shift in attitude or policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Security Council
Ihe
Geneva
Russia
MacArthur and Yalta Deal Stir Pentagon Debate
A historical report in this week’s source questions MacArthur’s stance on Soviet entry into the Pacific war. It notes he supported Soviet action in 1941 but says he was not consulted before Yalta. The piece suggests the Pentagon’s framing turns a complex issue into moot questions about responsibility for the Yalta arrangements.
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Pentagon
MacArthur
Russia
Manchuria
Germany
Yalta
Pentagon T
Washington
Christian Science Monitor
Yalta Sea
Barleycorn in the Blue Air Transport Talks on Inflight Liquor
An air transport conference in San Francisco next week may discuss serving liquor on passenger flights. Airline leaders and pilots warn drinking on planes endangers safety, citing incidents of intoxicated passengers and disrupted flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Association of Airline Stewards
Commercial Airines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Pilots Associaion
Air Transport Association
Halloween Drive Plan for Churches Proposed in Journal-World
A letter from CARE volunteers urges churches to treat Halloween as a charitable drive not a game for children to collect treats. It argues for voluntary self denial aiding hungry children, notes CARE food is sent at a pound for five cents, and invites sponsors to a planning meeting at the 1st Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Hiawatha
Jesus
1St Methodist Church
Right to Censor Movies Stands
The Supreme Court has issued partial rulings on state censorship of films and on racial segregation, avoiding final judgments on both. It has not ruled that all segregation is unconstitutional and may face further court challenges for years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wy .Ames Marlow
Presa
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Kansas
Piano tuner crusades to keep pianos in tune across America
Clearfield Pennsylvania veteran tuner Al Rockwell runs a six month course founded ten years ago to train piano tuners. He has tuned over eight thousand pianos and started a school amid concerns most pianos are out of tune. Rockwell argues many homes lack proper tuning and urges continued attention to the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield
al Rockwell
America
Rockwell
Oliver Faust
Supreme Court Ruling Keeps Question Open On Movie Censorship
The U S Supreme Court reversed Kansas on The Moon Is Blue ruling but did not bar future bans. The decision keeps state censorship in doubt while acknowledging limits on broad grounds like obscenity and sacrilege. United Artists seeks clarity on whether Kansas may permit future showings under a specific obscenity statute. The high court avoids a sweeping principle and returns the question to state courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Censorship Board
Kansas
Harry G. Miller
Wyandotte County
United Artists Corp
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Kansas
Miller
United Artists
Corporation
Bible Verse Fragment Inspires Cautious Retreat
Fragment reads Neither do I condemn thee and urges a cautious path forward. The incomplete text hints at forgiveness and a call to move on while leaving readers unsure of full context or citation.
Old Home Town Social News and Local Events
Miss Evelyn Clauson of Ithaca and Lt. Col. Whitman J. Severinghaus plan a future wedding. Birth announcements include a son born Oct 24 to Mr. and Mrs. D H Little and a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd LaDuke. The Baldwin State Bank merger with Peoples State Bank in Baldwin is announced. House moves and engagements appear alongside social teas, bridge parties, and fall KU faculty reception. Construction updates note Kaw bridge work and Fraser Hall chimney reface. a death notice for Mr. Shimmons’s father is reported.
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Evelyn Clauson
Ithaca
N. Y
Whitman J. Severinghaus
Frank Strong
D. H. Little
T. E. Dunakin
Edgar Hamlin
Kalamazoo
Mich
Selma Beil
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Lloyd LaDuke
Williamstoun
Vernon Davidson
Elm St
Baldwin State Bank
People’s State Bank
Baldwin
C. E. Beeks
Agnes Husband
Irene Peabody
Wilfred Husband
New York
Odessa Haugh
Delma Kagi
Vivian Kagi
Letha Lemon
Ola May Bischoff
Hazel Foreman
Bernice Claire Snyder
Genevieve Bero
Opal Orr
Ada Donnelly
Arlene Roberts
Wallie Johnson
Miss Bennett
Evelyn Willey
Ella Key
George Allen
Robert Borth
Stanley Toland
John Smith
Robert Gorman
Ralph Roberts
Wayne Wood
Donald Knight
Allen Harper
George Stevens
Jim Hubbard
Keith Willey
Earl Carney
Elmer Scheuerman
Harry Haugh
Robert Haugh
Billy Haugh
William Docking
W. G. Robinson
Clay Center
Eli Cole
Mass. St
Gladys
Nathan Howard
Scott
F. W. Mann Hag
W. Sixth St
Shaw
Sue
la. St
Strongs
Dunlap
A. WM. Sluss
L. D. Havenhill
P. F. Walker
W. 0. Hamilton
T. M. Briggs
F. B. Davis
C. K. Dykstra
W. J Baumgartner
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