Lawrence Journal-World publisher listings 1951
The item lists staff roles including editor publisher associate publisher and advertising manager for a Lawrence newspaper. It notes subscription rates and service areas, with a 1951 dated line indicating daily publication and Associated Press membership for local and AP news content.
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Tiusiness
Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Gmons
Bill Mater
Ernest Folvius
Leo Eller
Real Publishea
Simiayne the World Company
New Hampshire
Streece
Lawrence
Sas
Cactier
Fitu Hy Mall
Dougie
Madl Alan
United States
Peatence
Clasa
Associaed Presa
Associated Prean
Angry Oklahoma editor blasts sympathies for criminals
An Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman editorial denounces public tears for offenders who beat youths with chain lengths. The writer condemns maudlin sympathy, argues poverty excuses do not justify crime, and urges decisive action while defending the paper's own past editorial prudence.
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Oklahoma City Daily
Oklahoman
Oklahoma Cis
Oklahoma
Abraham Lincoln
James A. Garfield
Andrew Jackson
Daily Oklahoman
America
Oklahoma City
Eisenhower foreign aid plan far below Truman peak
The article argues that Eisenhower’s proposed international affairs and finance budget for next year is far smaller than Truman era foreign aid, noting 1949 peak aid at 6.2 billion and Eisenhower’s plan about half that amount, implying restraint compared to FDR and Truman.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Truman
White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Not So Dumb Too Smart Russians Clash Over Perception
The piece ridicules Western egghead views of Soviets as backward and praises Soviet ingenuity. It notes the first trans Atlantic jet passenger flight by a Soviet manufactured aircraft and marks the irony in American underestimation while hinting at consumer perfume critiques.
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Strategic Air Command
Major powers may not start a war but beware second-raters
Roark argues atomic danger shifts to small players as second and third-raters acquire cheap bombmaking. He references Baruch and Shute, warns on Cuban and global instabilities, and notes how crude, cheap nuclear devices could ignite a wider conflict.
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Robert Co. Ruark
Syria
Poland
Hungary
Bernie Baruch
Nevil Shute
Attark
Albania
Einstein
Moon Observers Mock Disarmament Talks
Washington TW says observers on the moon would find the U S Russian disarmament talks a long joke after a decade of discussions that began March 18 and ended last week. Both sides push propaganda, set impossible conditions, and race for ICBMs, with little chance of real disarmament as the threat of mutual destruction grows. The piece notes ongoing development of ICBMs, the potential to wipe cities from Moscow to New York, and suggests talks may continue until both sides exhaust military power rather than surrender weapons. It concludes with a shift to teen code of conduct discussions, urging parental guidance on parties, curfews, and safe behavior to curb youth problems.
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Washington TW
United Nations
Russia
Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Trevor Gardner
Air Force
Eisenhower
Gardner
Charles Wilson
New York Times
Times
Comment Teen Ager Code
A discussion on teen age rules for social activities, urging parent teen consultation and community acceptance. It highlights a city wide code approach modeled after Minnesota guidance from Governor’s Youth Council and Governor’s Advisory Council on Children and Youth as a basis for local codes.
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der Moines Tribune
Minnesota
Governor's Youth Council
Governor's Advisory Council On Children and Youth
Bible Verse Shape of His Counsel in Sharp Focus
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Bible verse and a reference to counsel and bus numbers, but readable specifics are limited. The item appears to be a clipped religious note or brief verse citation without clear names, dates, or events.
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Edie Adams
Li'l Abner
Emig Kovacs
Edie
The Alsop Brothers the Regime Gets Truman Tinge
Stewart Alsop discusses Eisenhower era policies echoing 1949 1950. He argues U S disarmament fears outdated by the Soviet ICBM test and warns that complacent economy before security risks strategic imbalance and rapid retaliation loss. He credits past efforts on missiles but criticizes current restraint.
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Alsop
Truman
Stewart Alsop
Washington
Eisenhower
Louis Johnson
Johnson
Korea
Veteran's Park purchase by city council noted
The City Council paid R. O. Burgert 5500 for the lots to be known as Veteran's Park at 19th and La Streets. The report mentions heat waves, half-day school, 4-H winners at the Topeka Free Fair, and local celebrations including golden wedding anniversary and a 90th birthday party. Weather and past anniversaries are recalled with several locally named residents and events.
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R. O. Burgert
Veteran's Park
19Th
la. Sts
Douglas County
4-H
Topeks
Calvin Weeks
Frank, Hagenbuch
Phillip Ernst
J. E. Brooks
Ella Jones
Oskaloosa
John Chandler
H. E. Chandler
Lawrence
Jane Allen
F. C. Allen
Jean Russell
F. QO. Russell
George Hamilton
W. C. Hamilton
James Bausch
Democratic Party
Big Springs
University
Mary Louise Mash
Varsity
Helene Hartig
Vera Geiger
Rae Geiger
Leona Marsh
Louise Marsh
Nee Mull
Florence Mull
Lorena Marsh
Hazel Faringer
Hoarseness and fame mingle in old showbiz notes
A compact survey of hoarseness in performers and public figures cites Billy Graham, Roosevelt, Wendell Willkie, and Robert Merrill among others. It recalls FDR’s quip about a voice remedy, GIs on life with Father, and anecdotes about actors losing or preserving their voices while public life and show business intersect.
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Russell Crouse
Billy Graham
Howard Lindsay
Washington
Father
Roosevelt
Lindsay
McIntyre
Wendell Willkie
Fdr
Mac
Robert Merrill
Met
Merrill
Oddball Facts From Hal Boyle Not Much Reduction Playing Piano
New York the columnist Hal Boyle riffs on curious trivia and misdirections from mail, noting quirky items from watches with synthetic gems to Yellowstone geysers, rising costs of college education, and odd anecdotes about transportation, sleep, and Benjamin Franklin.
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New York
America
Yellowstone National Park
Fred Allen
Detroit
United States
Canada
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