Lawrence Daily Journal World historic masthead and notices
The Lawrence Daily Journal World founded 1891 by W C Surens and published by The World Company lists office at 722 Massachusetts Street, Lawrence Kansas with a newsprint rate card and postal registration details. Includes rates for monthly and yearly subscriptions and mentions Associated Press dispatch and circulation bureau.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C Surens
THE
World Company
W. Munnar
Massechusatis ‘Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Associated Pree
Eawa
Andi Baread
You Never Had It So Good Democrats Rally for Prosperity
A 1952 column argues that Truman era policies created war profiteering, inflation, and mounting debt while claiming prosperity. It contrasts Roosevelt New Deal and Truman Fair Deal with Eisenhower as the needed change, accusing wartime profits and continued war of masking inflation and corruption. The piece frames voters as choosing peace and honesty over continued conflict.
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Ashen Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
NRA’ Si Aaa
CDC
Roosevelt Himelf
American Federation of Labor
FDR
Europe
White House
Truman
Board of Prosperity
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Harry Truman
America
Korea
Rusmors
Old Baldy
Plant
Dwight Eisenhower
Pre school nurseries planned in Lawrence with WPA aid
Old Home Town reports Lawrence will open preschool nurseries for children of working mothers in the coming days. The WPA will cover 75 percent of financing, with federal personnel supplying staff. Mrs. A H Turney is named state chairman and local committee includes Mrs. Henry Werner, Miss Jose Stapleton, John Lees, Mrs. Solon Ayers, Clifford Dean, and Lloyd Houston.
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Lawrence
WPA
A. H. Turney
Henry, Werner
Jose Stapletoin
John Lees
Solon Ayers
Clifford Dean
Lloyd Houston
Jack McCarty
Robert Talmadge
Helen Lindquist
Ruth Mason
Nana Maet Hartley
Gere Varley
Helen Bullock
Rose Messer
Sam Thorman
Sharon Lee Rogers
Robert Blevins l
Bn Fetty
CI A
Moody Bille Tnstinee
Habert Hageert
Ross and
Vorer
Jett
Attaor
Berkeley
Call
Local social notes and moves in Eureka and beyond
A ragged mixture of LMS and town news notes several residents traveling or relocating. Clare Haze left for Eureka, Mrs. George B. Shaw arrived from Los Angeles for a two month visit with the Marks family, and Charles Collins returned from Nebraska. Miss Leta Harper departed to Douglass to teach, Ruth Jackson left for Iola to teach, Edith Wolgamott headed to Eudora for a teaching position, and Olin Bell with daughters Grace and Dorothy returned from an extended eastern trip. QO D Thomas and P L Wilson formed a partnership as auctioneers. Miss Lilian Matkins hosted a thimble party. C J Eriksen to host Lutheran Brotherhood at 1017 N. H. St. this evening.
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Lay
Colorado
Clare Haze
Eureka
George B. Shaw
Los Angeles
E. Marks
QO. D. Thomas
P. L. Wilson
Lilian Matkins
C. J. Eriksen
Lutheran Brotherhood
N. H. St
Leta Harper
C Douglass
Emma Melburn
Lone Star
Sterling
Cooper College
Charles Collins
Nebraska
Ruth, Jackson
Iola
Edith Wolgamott
Eudora
Olin Bell
Grace
Dorothy
East
Harassing Small Business Man Quits Local Trade
In Dodge City Globe letters page a reader laments government overload and OPS regulations driving a plumber out of business. The writer fears loss of independent service as small entrepreneurs join larger firms, and questions who supports government harassment of small operators. Football season notes seek a reason able number of victories.
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Dodge City Globe
Barbl by Hal Cochran Premise of a Man in a Changing World
A fragmented passage by Hal Cochran sketches a man facing a vast world. A Midwest restaurant kitchen burned, leaving a scent like a bride preparing dinner. The text reflects travel, weariness, and understated humor as readers imagine the scene.
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Hal Cochran
Midwest
Missouri man with five wives noted in light column
A humorous sketch mentions a Missouri man with five wives and jokes about his reluctance to refuse. The piece contrasts long camera ranges with the cost of traveling for vacations, suggesting stayhome photo options.
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Missouri
Soldiers Return Letter Sparks Homecoming Humor
Kansans receive a mimeographed note from Korea troops praising resilience and humor. The letter, dated August 4 1952, advises civilians on welcoming demobilized soldiers home, joking about Asiatic habits and postwar adjustments, urging kindness and patience as veterans reenter life and liberty.
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Shi
Moshi
Sayohala
Jones Brothers
Airforce
Navy
San Francisco
Radio Programs Wednesday September schedule listing stations and shows
A detailed snippet of radio listings across KMBC WREN WDAF WDAE WDARC and other stations for Wednesday September 11, including programs such as Club 15 Lone Ranger Beulah Johnny Dollar Fireside Concert Beulah and livestock market segments. Mentions of The Best of Groucho My Line Up and Romance of Helen Trent situate the broadcast day amid a mix of dramas, news, and variety shows.
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T—Wren
Jonana Sparkie
KMBC
Benoas
Pes -Wdaes
Aine
WREN
Tesla Test RadcoNewscaat
A. Benton
Kmbc—Club
Lone Hanser
Hearinssone
Ren—Haseball
WDAF
Gildersierge
Dr. Christian
Mr. Preatdene
WDAE
Groucho
Johnny Dollar
Wren—Croes
Bright
Wtvak
Beulah
Cloris
Rae Ren Johnson
Dr. Malone
Ray
Elcome
Arthur Godfres
Rich Ran
Warren Wee
Bercke
Helen Trent
John Farmer
MRCAT
Suns of Pioneers
Rane
Oun
AtlSaer
KMEC
Ronnie Kemper
KMRC
Ril Sh
Lorenzo Jone du Wes Bie
Jon Ant Sparkie
EMRC
Jack Benton
Rey Lee
Reno Silver
Newse of the World
Roy Rogers
World Today Contrast Eisenhower Stevenson Campaign Stance
The piece weighs the Ike Stevenson foreign policy debate aligned with Truman. It notes Eisenhower presses harsher critique and suggests fear of satellite states, while Stevenson relies on wit and polish. Both avoid direct name calling yet trade attacks as the campaign tightens toward November.
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Eisenhower
Gov. Stevenson
Truman
Stevenson
San Francisco
Indiana
Russia
Eisen‘bower
Railroads See July Income Double 1951 Level
The Association of American Railroads estimates major railroads earned 36 million dollars net income in July, up from 18 million in July 1951 when floods raised costs. For January to July this year net income after interest and rentals was about 326 million dollars versus 278 million in the same period in 1951.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Midwest
Sleeping sickness deaths rise in Pusan and nationwide
The health ministry reports 78 South Koreans died in September’s first nine days from Korean encephalitis, a sleeping sickness. Pusan, the crowded port capital, accounts for ten of the deaths as the toll climbs.
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Pusan
Worst Political Folly Talking to Ourselves in Wichita
Democratic candidate A. Lewis Oswald Hutchinson denounces the practice of Democrats hosting only their own speakers. He argues for inviting Republican candidates to Democratic meetings and vice versa to encourage real discussion and improve candidate choice.
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Wichitaho
Kansas Supreme Court
Wichita
A. Lewis Oswald Hutchinson
Minister Elected to Presbytery of Topeka in Highland
The Rev. J Wilbur Patterson of Kansas City Kansas was elected a member of the Presbytery of Topeka at Highland on Tuesday. Representatives from 70 Presbyterian churches attended the autumn meeting.
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Hiawatha
Kas
Vin
J. Wilbur Patterson
Kan City
Topeka
Highland
Presbyterian
Baldwin Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Events
Mr and Mrs Robert Ramsey hosted Baldwin residents with Rev and Mrs Max Barnes and dancer Gloria at a Baldwin consolidated High School faculty social hour in the Pine Room. Wayne Besner Osawatomie and daughter Donna joined in Sunday visit. Dr and Mrs John Heaton and son Jimmie visited Kansas City. James Clark Merriam called on Helen.
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Robert Ramsey
Qsanatomie
Max Barnes
Gloria
Baldwin Ilsolidated High School
Pine Room
Dee
Wayne W. Besner
Osawatomie
Laldwin
Donna
Baker
Topeka
John Heaton
Jimmie
Kansas City
James Clark
Merriam
Helen
Baldwin Rotary meets as school figures rise
Supt. Clarence Gordon spoke at the Baldwin Rotary Club on Tuesday about Baldwin Consolidated schools enrollment. He reported 142 in high school 291 in grades and 45 in kindergarten, stressing capacity and future space problems. Several guests from Otava Osawatamie and Baker education dept attended.
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Thomas
Osborne City
William Bennett
Florence Bennet
Thomas Neal
Osbornes
Frank E. Wolf
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Baldwin
Bethany
Clarence Gordon
Baldwin Rotary Ehib
Baldwin Consolidated Schools
Pete All
John Lawrence
Ot’ Va
Bill Hastie
Osawatamie
Clarence Miller
Baker Education Department
Elizabeth Eee
Sue Williams
Alpha Chi Omega House
Frank Barnett
Mary Beth Barnett
Robert Sally Adams
George Hartman
George
Richard
N. Va
Last Witk
Thomas Ieorge
Donald
Lidia
Wakeeney
Donna
Baker
Paul C. Korhan
C. J. Kulischeck
Irsan
OM Kulischeck
S' Park
Greenville
Warming Up Warmth 5 And Other Crossword Clues
A compact crossword style list of clues and wordplay for a puzzle segment. Includes hints such as Warms earth and One leg on each side along with several cryptic style entries and cross references. The set features varied topics from nourishment to geography and language, hinting at a larger puzzle grid.
Local wedding and social notices in Baldwin area
Washington relatives visit Baldwin families as Prof. and Mrs. John Ewbank of Little Rock Ark bring children to see Mrs Ewbank’s brother Merlin Cook. Guests include Sarah Counts recently earning a PhD from the University of Chicago. A birthday picnic honors Mrs Fenton. The Dikemans of Dundee Ill and Ottawa Kan unite in a First Methodist ceremony in Wellsville with reception in Fellowship Hall.
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Washington
John Ewbank
Little Rock
Ark
Ewhbank
Merlin Cook
Bob
Baker
Wilson Counts
Sarah Counts
University of Chicago
Mary Counts Morgan
Florella McKittrick
Lawrence
James Taul
Ichester
Gates
Hobart Thompson
Webb
Fenton
Roger Martin
Hale Steele
Chester W. Gates
First Methodist Church
Kyle
Ottawa
William Dikeman Jr
William Dikeman
Dundee
Frank Waring
Methodist Church
Wellaville
Everett Simmons
Kay Kyle
Donna Horseman
Kansas City
William Horn
Baldwin
William Kyle
Lloyd Perry
John Kramer
Gardner
Fellowship Hall
Dikeman
Phi Mu Sorority
Perry
Futile OCR: Irregular TV Page Item
Fragmentary schedule text lists various programs and dates with unclear names and garbled words. It references a matinee in New York and mentions Eisenhower, with stray names like Johnny Dita and Havner. The overall content is unreadable and inconclusive.
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Old Home Town
Favrenre Young Peor
Jeaneth
Alice Sherhon
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Olive Schaeffer
Antoch
Yale University
Edward Spencer
Harvard
Norbert Bul Jene
Westminster School
Simsbarry
Conn
Frank T. Stockton
Phillip Jerome
Holka
F. C.weed
Sarah Weed
Mahlon
Weed
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Wheeler McMillen
Farm Journal
Barbl
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the Times
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Chanute Tribune
Isenhower
Hutchingon News-Herald
Big Boy
Allez Gop
K. C
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Silesia
Lizzie
Steere
Els Ris Lm
T.V
Fo Geert
Amerion
Babi
Yale
Rema
Vogler & Sons
L. T. Harris CO
B.F
Goodridh
Motorola Sales and Service
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