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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1955

Page

3

Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter note

The snippet shows publication details for the Lawrence Daily Journal World with pricing, contact info, editors, and postal information. It lists circulation rates, domestic and out of area subscriptions, and notices of Associated Press rights.

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A Tough One to Panic and the Farm Plight

The article argues the farm furor serves political aims to shake the cabinet before a presidential campaign and to induce farmers into self pity for exploitation. It notes past panaceas failed, questions Benson as a target, and says the President resists outside adviser pressure to remove him.

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Heart health push spurs checkups and cancer alert

An old editorial urges people to seek medical checkups for heart disease and cancer fears. It cites Ike's heart attack as proof that early action saves lives and urges timely doctor visits even when fear blocks care.

Eisenhower Pease the Inquirer

Monarchy Stock Low Amid Royal Family Doubts

The article argues that royal status has loosened its grip worldwide as monarchs face modern pressures. It notes Princess Margaret as a symbol of changing attitudes and suggests even former kings struggle with the shift from public privilege to private life while remaining bound by duties.

Margaret Britain

Armas to visit U S for economic talks amid Cold War aims

Defense leader Carlos Castillo Armas of Guatemala will visit the United States for economic talks amid U S aid increases. The piece defends Western unity against Communism, citing Armas as a key ally and warning that a red regime in the hemisphere would threaten the region.

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Letters Editor decries third party Liberals in politics

Mrs. H. M. Brownlee argues that a liberal third party, unnamed and illegitimate, infiltrates both major parties. She contends FDR labeled some as Liberals, aiding leftist influence, enabling steamroller tactics to control conventions and votes. She asks who authored the New Deal and how to remove it.

Journal-World FDR Congress H. M. Brownlee

Parties narrow gaps in 1956 campaign says Marlow

James Marlow argues the 1956 race will be dull on issues as differences between Republicans and Democrats have narrowed. He notes Eisenhower’s moderation sets the tone, though a nonrunning president complicates stakes and voters may struggle to discern real distinctions.

Washington Marlow Eisenhower Dulles Truman Acheson Congress

New Loyalties a Need As Time Moves On

Hal Boyle reflects on aging and changing loyalties as he recalls childhood hero Sherb Schultz. He sketches a vivid memory of delivering copy across a viaduct to the AP office and a man who die young, beside musings on love and progress.

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1956 election issues teased by past race themes

The piece contrasts 1952 and 1954 campaigns with 1956 outlooks. It notes Republicans revived anti communist themes, McCarthy’s possible return, foreign policy as a minor quarrel unless West suffers disaster, and Farm income plus price supports as a key debate. Adlai Stevenson hints at candidacy with paid parity proposals.

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Bible Verse Quotation: Wickednase Shall Be Broken

A dated quote from Job 24 20 appears in today’s Bible verse, warning that the wicked will face divine judgment and be broken. The verse emphasizes accountability and the futility of oppression before God.

Job

Barbs A California man and million dollar wish

A California man who struck a deal valued at a million dollars says he just wants to be left alone. An Omaha supermarket plans a landing zone for helicopters, hinting at price changes if they descend. Fur remains a winter trend per an ad.

California Omaha

First Male Nurse Commissioned in Army Nurses Corps

Second Lt. Edward L. T. Lyon of Mineola New York is the first commissioned male nurse in the Army Nurses Corps. The Levant refers to the eastern Mediterranean landmass including Syria Azia Minor the Nile Valley and sometimes Greece and Egypt.

Army Edward L. T. Lyon Mineola N. Y Levant Mediterranean Sea Azia Minor Syria Euphrates River Nile Valley Greece Egypt

Social rounds and accretive banter at Washington events

Washington social pages describe Perle Mesta and Gwen Cafritz arranging affairs while Nicaraguan Ambassador Sevilla Sacasa leads party ideas. A Norwegian diplomat caused a crisis by arriving late to a National Symphony opening. The USSR embassy's golf joke and a lavish private dinner for Dr. George Yeh highlight capital entertaining as suspicions about the White House season linger. Public officials and ambassadors swap tales of golf, champagne, and fine foods.

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Local births and social notes from Tonganoxie area

Old Home Town notes announce the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. G D Kramer of Tonganoxie yesterday. Social events include family reunions hiking Girl Scouts trips invitations dancing party bridge luncheon and Halloween party. A farmhouse fire near Barker damaged property owned by L C Cooper. Governor candidate Harry Woodring to address a court house meeting. Local movie listings and several residents hosting dinners and visits are recorded along with various personal notices and greetings.

G. D. Kramer Tonganoxie H. B. Harnard McAllaster Loraine Jarbolo Mary Dreaser Patricia Jackson Anita Tucker Donna Bartz Jo Ann Howell Pat Riling Leatha Tranameter Marjorie Pickens Patricia Allstrom Nancy Smith Jian Roberman Phyllis W.C. Trowbridge Barker L. ¢. Cooper Harry Woodring Wil Billy ‘the Kid John Mack Brown Wallace Berry Joan Bennett Joe E. Brown Charles Rogers Helen Kane Victor Moore Playboy Paris Maurice Chevalier Dixie Lee Arthur Lake Olga Badanova Harold Rogers Ruth Ann

Radio and TV Programs Listing by Stations

A schedule listing for WDAF 810 KMBC 610 WREN 1250 and KFKU 1250 with daily programs from morning through late night including news shows sports talk music variety and special features across October 31 and November 4. The guide details time slots hosts and program titles across radio and television blocks.

WDAF KMBC Jay Newecast Newacast Wren iTeilor Sporta WDAP Moon Beatty Kfan Ti Owen Jeep Henry J. Taylor Godfrey Voice of Firestone Jack Carson MPA Kibc Bing Crosby America Amon Anity Wren Fibber McGee Tennessee Ernie KMAC Ee Beatty Jeep Wren KFRKU Dragnet KMHC Martin Bloch Wdaf-Tv Kmbc. TV Kcmo.tv Yuiokakin Hilly Singh Mickeymouse Club Tony Martin Robert Montgomery Medical Horizons Studio One Ethel and Albert Hollywood Playhouse Boston Blackie Weather Ten O'Clock News Premiere Playhouse the Hunter K.C Tonight Stadio Studio 1 Lea Paul Mary Ford Night Owl Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Kitchen Klub My Little Marge

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