Lawrence Daily Journal World front matter 4997
Lawrence Journal World masthead lists Dolph Simons editor, Dolph C Simons associate publisher, Bill May managing editor, Ernest Pontius advertising manager, Leo Eller business manager. Subscription rates shown for Lawrence and outlying areas. Entered as second class post matter. Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations noted. Evening edition, Thursday Sept 5, 4997.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons
Bill May
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Lawrence
Douria
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Record of 85th Congress Mixed with Civil Rights Tension
The 85th Congress shows Democrats claiming strong leadership under President Eisenhower while Republicans call the session weak and self serving. Civil rights progress is highlighted by a federal program guaranteeing Negro voting rights in the South, amid broader debates on economy, labor reform, and education funding.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Shortes
Muller
Congress
85Th
Middle East
Lem McClellan
America
Nixon
Senate
William Knowland
Lyndon Johnson
Eisenhower Museum in Abilene shines as proud Kansan project
Eisenhower Foundation and Abilene men fostered a museum and preserved the president's home with no fund pleading. The building is well planned, exhibits are strong, and over 500 daily visitors help sustain the project. Foundation assets reach about 430000 with a net worth above indebtedness around 375000. The Atwene Group led by Sam Hetler and Paul Royer spearheaded support with Joyce Hall and others.
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Kansans
Eisenhower Foundation
Abilene
Eisenhower
McHaels
Ums
Minuseum
Atwene groUp
Sam Hetler
Paul Royer
Emmett Graham
Hers Jameson
Set Btalwarta
Joyce Hall
Thery Yards
Labor Seeks Plan For Cleanup
A national review of the labor movement shows a past struggle with Communist influence and racketeering. Leaders condemn corrupt elements while stressing unionism, pledging cooperation with courts and opposing laws that would hamper legitimate unions.
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Labor
Old Home Town Plans for Driver Education at K U
Lawrence notes announce a fall driver instruction course at Lawrence High School with instructor Lowell Bailey and a K A convocation speaker Gov Frank Carlson. Other items report reactivated Iota chapter at KU, local reunions, ROTC rebuilding, street hitching posts removal, golf tournament winners, and wartime social efforts.
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Lawrence High School
Lowell Bailey
Frank Carlson
K.A
Paul Rogers
Vicki Lynn
Jeanne
Rachel Cooper
Charles Herschel
Eudora
Iota Chapter
Theta Phi Alpha
K.U
ROTC
Fowler
Fraser Hall
Massachusetts Street
City Commission
Fred Jaedicke
Bud Hanna
Hillview
F. W. (Moon) Mullin
Casey Jones
A. Lewis Oswald
Hutchinson
Woodring
Eldridge
Harry L. Burger
Topeka
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Straws Drawn Over Female Anatomy Anger in Anglo American Ties
A caustic column argues long standing Anglo American tensions and a modern clash over female anatomy. It cites English doctors deflating the postwar bosom boom and laments perceived British hostility toward U S norms, warning of economic and cultural damage if the trend continues.
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London
Ike or Faubus Must Back Down On School Row
AP columnist James Marlow argues that President Eisenhower or Arkansas Governor Faubus must back down over Little Rock school integration. Faubus used National Guardsmen to bar Black students, risking a broader federal confrontation and potential Supreme Court enforcement. Eisenhower’s next move could involve federalizing guardsmen to enforce the court order if persuasion fails.
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James Marlow
Washington
Eisenhower
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
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Judge Davies
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Gen
Brownell
U.S
Beginning of Federal Tax Burden Grows in 1939 Era
Taxpayers in 1939 watched federal civilian payrolls at 854000 with a 40.4 billion debt. WWII, Korea and the cold war later dwarfed these figures. The 1945 peak hit 3816000 workers with a 258.6 billion debt, rising to about 274 billion by 1951, while civilian payrolls stood at 2401292. The debt and payrolls fluctuated yearly, underscoring calls for budget economy by Congress and the administration.
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Fort Worth
Hig
Congress
Romans 8 32 Verse Refined for Daily Reflection
A brief Bible verse emphasizes God's sacrifice in giving His own son and assures that He will also provide all things to those who share in faith. The language echoes Romans 8 32 about divine provision through Christ.
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Nat King Cole
Cole Cole
Meyd¢r Dafo
Fred
Ra the
Sartag
Charistan
Fisher
Mlalie Duna
Las Vegas
Tropicana
Miss Duns
Lyons Den Chant Nods to Williams at Lyons Bar Assn
A convention chant extols Williams as a formidable attorney linked to Hoffa and Costello cases. The piece weaves in references to Foley Square, a denaturalization hearing, and names such as Johnny Dio, Hoffa, Costello, and the Senate committee debate on Walter Reuther testimony.
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Washington
Ed Williams
Jim Hoffa
Frank Costello
Costello
Foley Square
Willams
Williams
Johnny Dio
Teamsters Union
Senate
Walter Reuther
Sens
Goldwater
Mundt
Curtis
Sen. Kennedy
Dave Wan
Musical Nose Count A Large Chore
Hal Boyle profiles Israel Diamond of BMI, a key music statistician who tallies how often songs are played on radio and TV networks. The system uses sampling from 100 stations monthly, assigns payments to composers, and notes rising religious themes in titles. Diamond recalls complex code names for tunes and notes BMI’s top hits include The Ballad of Davy Crockett and Tennessee Waltz.
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Israel Diamond
America
Diamond
Broadcast Music, Inc
An. A
N Small
Ed. Lecomte
BMI
Ite
Davy Crockett
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