New Red bid in five year fight to stay alive
The American Communist party asked the Supreme Court to overturn a 1950 act requiring it to register as a Moscow tool. The party argues the law violates the Constitution and civil liberties amid Geneva sentiment. Justices hearing the case will rule likely in 1956 after fall arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
American Communist Party
Supreme Court
Mamis Marlow
Congress
Communist Party
Moscow
SACR
Korea
Geneva
Teeth on the rocks and school start in America
Hal Boyle notes a shift to drinks on the rocks and jokes about future culinary trends. He cites Dr. Rosenstein on looming dental decay in youth, urges early toothpaste squeezing, and shares Almanac notes on fashion and salmon scent navigation. Includes quotes from Conrad Nagel and Margaret Firth.
Lawrence Daily Journal World historical masthead note
Lawrence Daily Journal World published in Lawrence Kansas since 1854 with editor Semons and Murray managing editor. Rates shown for carriers and mail including local Douglas county and outside areas. Describes AP membership and post office entry as second class matter.
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W. ©. Semons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Lawence Ee
Dolph Simons
J. W. Murray
Shnest Ponti
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
U.S. Battles Red Propaganda Across World Posts
A USIA briefing describes how Communist misinformation travels through India Italy and the Middle East. Reports recount villagers told by agitators that clean water and electricity are cursed by communists and that land reform would strip peasants. The piece cites Repplier’s worldwide study showing how myths spread and how counterpropaganda targets such tales.
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Theodore &. Repplier
Advertising Council
USIA
Reppier
Eisenhower Exchange
Japan
India
France
Italy
Repplier
Communist Party
Commie fears skew local views in Lawrence area
A skeptical look at alleged Communist activity in Lawrence contrasts sensational thrill stories with FBI caution. The piece notes rare confirmed cases, routine agency checks, and warnings not to target everyday locals like grocers or lawyers without solid evidence.
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Communist Party
America
Lawrence
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Kansas University
K. U
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
The Envy of Man in Lawrence A Local Plea
An appreciative column extols Lawrence as a desirable city to live and raise a family. It highlights friendly residents, proximity to Kansas City and the University of Kansas, and suggests many families from nearby cities consider relocating for work in the area. It praises the calm, attractive setting and the quality of its people.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Time balances old oversights with aging and change
A column reflects on time correcting appearances as people age from a once slim Casanova to a well-built man and a braces wearing girl becoming a pretty mother. It notes how the early bloomers in life do not always end as the best, and ends with a stray remark on checks and a Texas peach tree blooming strangely as a joke about desegregation.
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Casanova
Traffic Troubles at State Fair Spur Columbia Worries
The Columbia Daily Tribune notes misery loves company as visitors to the state fair endure severe traffic and parking jams. Local and visiting football fans from MU Kansas City and St Louis vent frustration, and ongoing ramp construction this fall could worsen access with weekends of potential gridlock. The paper urges calm and planning to ease the burden on attendees.
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Columbia Daily Tribune
Sedalia
Fairgrounds
M. U
Columbia
Kansas City
St. Louis
Rampus
Voters Set Sept 27 Vote On Inner Outer Loop Streets
Citizens plan a September 27 ballot to approve funding for building the inner and outer loop streets. The measure aims to accelerate construction and improve local transportation.
Quiz Qs and Answers From A Parade of Trivia Clues
A compilation of quick questions and answers covering the Department of Health Education and Welfare figures baby names a new project for Jack Palance the meaning of Pollyanna and a Viennese bedtime story service for mothers via Auntie with five minute fairy tale music effects and goodnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Bible Verse Calls for Old Paths and Good Way
A dated biblical verse from Jer Milah 6316 urges readers to seek the old paths and walk in the good way so their souls may find rest and renewal. The wording emphasizes a moral pilgrimage and spiritual guidance.
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Jeremilah
Resignations and Assignments Across Local Health and Military Links
Dr. H L Chambers resigns as director of the Douglas County Health Unit with Dr J M Mott named his successor. Capt Byron W Walters departs Europe for the United States after overseas duty. Major Schiller F Shore returns to the U S from service with Chinese Combat Command. Price controls to be lifted for potatoes soon. PFC Robert Docking transfers from Pyote to Great Bend air field. Evelyn Heidemann and Alonzo Clayton Sluss wed. ROTC staff members hosted by Major and Mrs Koenig. Dr Annabel Newton visits Baker University faculty. Mr and Mrs Fleenor celebrate 17th anniversary in Lecompton. Prof Frank Melvin to teach history at Cornell University. will leave next week. Mr and Mrs H A Martin back from California trip. Justina West and Genevieve West visit Lawrence. Mrs George Barker to winter with daughter. Mr and Mrs Irving Hill announce birth of daughter. Mrs F C Luckan reopens tailoring shop at 846 Mass St. Western Michigan College revives scientific temperance instruction as part of extension work.
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H. L. Chambers
Douglas County
J. M. Mott
Byron W. Walters
Medical Corps
Europe
United States
Chinese Combat Command
Pfc
Robert Docking
Pyote
Tex
Great Bend
Evelyn Heidemann
Ironwood
Mich
Alonzo Clayton Sluss
A. H. Sluss
W. C. Koenig
ROTC
William J. Burke
John S. Zajicek
E. H. Coe
Annabel Newton
Thellinois Women
Lecompton
Little River
Frank Melvin
Cornell University
H. A. Martin
California
Justina
Genevieve West
Sibleyville
Lawrence
George J. Barker
Anson Storm
Irving Hill
F. C. Luckan
Mass, St
Noisy Advice and Odd Quotes From a 1950s Gazette
A collage of misquoted lines and stray observations from a newspaper page. The text jumbles health tips about light and headaches, jokes about weight, and mixed TV and radio listings with time stamps and program names.
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Alan En Radia
Hal Boyle
New York
Kentucky
Solomon N. Rosenstein
Columbia University Dental Authority
Budd
Fifth Avenue
Cole Porter
Almanac Nature Study Dept. No. Aalmon
James A. Larsen
University of Wisconsin
Larsen
Conrad Nagel
Margaret Firth
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
U.S
U.S. Information Agency
New Delhi
Anita
Middle East
United Nations
San Francisco
State Department
Texas
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Linda
Mary
Barbara
Patricia
Jack Palance
The
Shakespeare Institute
Yale University
Kai Azoo
Western Michigan College
Michigan
RADIO
WDAF
KMBC
WREN
Wesnanday
Newacast
KMLC
KMUC
Wrien—Telio
KMOC
Wyren
Omen Beatty
KMBCF
Whrien
KMHC
WDAK
WDAY
KMNC
Aimas
Tenn
Ernie
WDAP
Keyata Capitol
George Rank Orchestra
KMIBC
Grable and
James
KNBC
Morgan Beatty
Suzan
KMBOC
Whistler
KMVC
Hink Derrye Wren
Sammy Kaya
Rogton Hlarkie
KMBRO
Bing Troshy
WDA
Ted Heath
Wrens—Rhythm On Parade
KMAC
Amos and
Andy
Fibbear McGee
KML
Tennessee Bente Wren Senetor Margen
KMRC
Sheree Fieldinw
Orch
WTA News
KMERC
F. TY
JEMRC
Kcmo-T
Royal Hlarhouse
Canilela
Exldte Fisher
News
Caritandter
News Caravan
Julius LaRosa
Godfrey and Friends
Pier
Gene Lowther
Em_poria Gazette
Kitchen
Jack Pai
World Report
Romner Roo
Walcome
Robert , Lewis
Robert Q. Lawle
Ted Mack
Bob Crosby
Rob Crosby
Mr. Sweeney
Lee
Llowdy Bondy
Bariy
Hopalong Cassidy
Comiclub
Dinah Shore
Bob Cummin
Michel Hickok
Ton the Muntec
Inke the Connect
Dragnet
Star Tonight
Ford Theatre
Sparta
K.C
Liberace
Night Owl
Oscar Olson
Dingman's
Mada
Miami-Georgia Tech
Sedmman
Motorola
Emerson - Sentinel
N.Y
Fly Twa
Tom Maupin
Mass
Musa
Mel Fisher
United
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