Lawrence Daily News Classified Masthead 1954 1968
The item lists the Lawrence Kansas World Company newspaper details with editors J W Murray Nest Pontius and H Simons, coverage dates 1954 to 1968, and subscription rates for local and surrounding counties. It notes post office classification and AP affiliation.
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WC. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
H Simons
J. W. Murray
Nest Pontius
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Strife Moving In On Democrats
Washington reports a renewed push by New York Governor Averell Harriman for the 1952 Democratic presidential nomination. Ex-Gov Adlai Stevenson is expected to declare candidacy at the Chicago rally next month. Delegates see a potential Harriman Stevenson ticket as a strong Democratic option despite tensions between Harriman and Stevenson.
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Washington
New York
Averell Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Ilinois
Chicago
Harriman
Stevenson
Libertyville
Eisenhower
Hariman
Carmine de Sapio
Harry Trumann
Truman
White House
Democratic Party
Radio and TV Programs Schedule Highlights
The listing outlines Octobers end week radio and TV slots across stations WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU KMARC KMNC WPAF KMRC and KMBC. Programs include Sports at 6:55 WDAF Stn and Amos and Andy Fibber McGee Tennessee Ernie Ford and boxing Carmicade 10 PM on KMNC.
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MWD
Rmucmust
WDAF
WREN
Orkaw
Morgan
Tao Wren
KMNC
KMRC
Neows
Amos and
Andy
KMBC
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Badle Pian Cub
RAMBO
King of Hearts
Martin Stoch Shaw
Television listings for city stations and primes
A dense, period style schedule lists WDAF KMBC MO and other stations with program blocks from 5:00 to 11:30, including News Ickey Mouse Club Groucho Marx shows Tonight and The Late News. The page enumerates shows such as Hull House programs, Captain Kangaroo, The Tonight Show, and various movies and serials across multiple channels with times and channel labels.
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Wdaf.tv
Tay
Kmbc.tv
Mo.tv
Hopalong Cassidy
Ickey Mouse Club
Inah Shore
Sat. Preston
Newa Caravan
Groucho Marx
Bob Cummings
Whd Bil Hickok
Stan the Atusie
Drannet
Four Star Playhouse
Ford Theatre
Johnny Carson
New Orleans
Alan Reting the Badge
San Francisco
Cross Current
Frank Leahy
Gildersleeve
Aradio
Night Owl
Groping Toward Justice in Lyon County Condemnation
A Lyon county condemnation suit over land crossed by the Kansas Turnpike ended with the jury awarding $9,839 after a prior appraisal of $3,723. The piece discusses fair market price and reasonable damages, noting the jury weighed justice and practical impact on land use and futures.
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Lyon County
Kansas Turnpike
Ape
John C. Pollock
Training for SD Day Premature Observance Comment
The piece argues Halloween should stay on its date and restrained. It promotes Safe Driving Day on December 1 and urges drivers to begin training early to ensure participation and safety.
Pushbutton Era Modernizes Kansas Lawmaking Process
The Harrig-paperi hails pushbutton installation in the Kansas House as a big step to streamline lawmaking and avoid lengthy roll calls. Critics question whether it truly reduces inaction or merely prolongs the final legislative day while keeping controversial bills pending. Civil defense warns of home alert devices within years, and Geneva ministers pursue a calmer, noncrisis tone amid pork price proposals tied to political history.
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Kansay House of Representatives
Harrig—paperi
Kansas
Letters Hunting by Trespasser Editor Journal World
A writer recalls a close rifle shot while inspecting a corn field near 1sl and Mich. He warns that trespassing hunting leads to danger and urges respect for no hunting signs to protect people and livestock.
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Journal World
1Sl
Mich
Milton Eisenhower Faces Pressure as Potential 1956 Candidate
Hal Boyle reports Milton Eisenhower, president of Penn State, is pressed by some officials and party workers to consider a 1956 bid for the White House. He refuses comment, citing family loyalties and close ties to his brother Dwight, who has shaped his career and public image.
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University Park
Milton Eisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
White House
Milton
Helen Eakin Eisenhower
Ries
Ike
Eisenhower Brothers
United States
Eisenhower
Coolidge
Germany Unification Question at Geneva Favors West Yet Divides NATO
James Marlow analyzes the Geneva talks among the Big Four ministers on unification of West and East Germany. He notes Russia shifts from hard to soft tactics after West Germany joins NATO, aiming to undermine NATO while preserving leverage. US hopes for Eastern-Western elections favor Western alignment, complicating Soviet goals.
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Washington
Geneva
West
East
Germany
Russia
West Germany
NATO
Uncertain German fate looms over Western alliance
The piece argues Germany might split from the Western bloc if unification shifts the balance, while Adenauer ages or dies and a successor's stance remains unclear. It notes possible concessions to Russia and hints at Dulles and allied ministers negotiating at Geneva amid broader East–West tensions. It concludes with a separate quip on labor saving devices.
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Germany
Adenauer
Dulles
Russia
Britain
France
Geneva
Bible Verse Quote Card Remains Faithful
A brief verse card presents Romans 12 1 urging readers to present bodies as living sacrifices holy and acceptable unto God, reflecting spiritual service. The line emphasizes devotion and consecration as a core belief.
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Remane
Spectacle Makers Prompt Laughs About Bosses and Gossip
Readers weigh in on social habit humor about people who overperform to impress others. The piece notes honesty as a relief and mocks attempts to sound official or authoritative through constant chatter. It lightly jokes about invented gadgets to feign normalcy.
Diethylstilbestrol added to cattle feed to boost beef yield
An inquiry reveals that diethylstilbestrol is a new synthetic hormone added to cattle feed to increase intake efficiency and convert feed into beef. The Agriculture Department estimates the 1955 cotton crop at 12,873,000 bales. The National Association of Home Builders says the 10 millionth postwar home will be built in 1955. The U S Army Signal Corps opened the first regular public radio channel in 1899 between Fire Island and its lightship off New York.
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U.S
National Association of Home Builders
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Fire Island
Fire Island Lightship
New York
Lawrence council votes to stay as teachers group
In a 49 to 41 vote the Lawrence Educational Council chose to remain an organization of classroom teachers excluding administrative staff. A busy local scene followed with visits, travel, and community events noted across town.
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Lawrence Educational Council
D. L. Noone
Kansas City
Marilyn Keim
Topeka
Artis Olson
Cpl
Gladys Nevin
Walla Walla
Wash
Victor McIntire
Colorado Springs
M. E. Charles
Herbert Charles
Elizabeth Ashton
Martha Ringler
Sally Rowe
Joan Grant
Barbara Warner
Wichita
A S
Eugene Tait
Navy
Doane College
Crete
Neb
Notre Dame
Bessie Ruth McDaniels
Albert George Sabo) Jr
Norfolk
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