Lawrence Journal World 1950 News Dispatches
Lawrence Daily Journal World page dated September 16 1950 notes publishing details and office address 72 Massachusetts Lawrence Kansas with staff mentions Dora Simons publisher and AP dispatches. It lists port of entry notes under March 3rd act and confirms A readership audit by the circulation bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
THE
World Company
JW. Munnar
Dora Simons
Massachasatts Sweet
Lawrence, Kasia
Associated Pree Sram Gan
Tce Reteer
Trucker Taxes and Road Plans Spur Kansas Debate
The piece argues trucks pay a large share of highway taxes and criticizes calls to limit trucking. It notes trucks may overstate road impact, praises Darby era paving, and urges expanding road capacity to match rising car and truck numbers. It emphasizes building more highways rather than removing trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaness
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Kansas
Action Over Delays in Lawrence School Building Bonds
The piece argues voters were misled into approving school bonds in 1945 and 1949 with limited results. It criticizes repeated postponements for a new high school and a university field house, blaming indecision, ongoing research, and delays by architects, urging immediate action and tangible construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Cordiey
America
Ana
Lawrence High Leads State In Football And Sportsmanship
Lawrence High School topped Kansas in a state survey by the state high school activities association for football excellence and sportsmanship. Liberty Memorial High School earned a perfect attitude rating, while Wyandotte Kansas City placed third. Lawrence was praised for leadership and absence of criticism on crowd, players, coaches, and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Kansas
State
High School Activities Association
Liberty Memorial High School
Lawrence
Coffeyville
Lawwrence
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Old Home Town Brides in Local Weddings
Old Home Town reports Miss Helen Moore wed Howard Gilts of Topeka on Saturday afternoon with Will Moore singing. Eleanor Collinson served as maid of honor and Glenn Gilpin as best man. Other weddings include Margaret Ellis and David Leo Shirk, Miss Charcheye Hay and James Thurman Kepner, and Mrs. Mav Wilson and Marshal A. Heevenhille. Attendants and music provided by noted local figures. various ceremonies noted with ushers and candlelighters. The piece also mentions Old Settlers meeting, Baker University opening, and community notices including marriage of Lenora Lane and Fred Kennedy, and Ruth Spray hosting Miss Louise Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Moore
Fley Riley Moore
Howard Gilps
Topeka
Will Moore
Eleanor Collinson
Glenn Gilpin
Riley
Margaret Ellis
Fred W Lewis
David Leo Shirk
T. Q O. Shirk
el Dorado
Et McAhone
Katherine Heck
Barbra Edmonds
Arthur Miler
Marian Spaar
Viet
Hare Old Alien
Bill Arnend
Charche Ye
E. BD. Hay
James Thurman Kepner
Chicago
Guy Moun
Lawrence
Jine Tucker
Mav Wilson
Marshal A. Heevenhille
Joh Havenhill
Evelyn Giurvin
Quenenn
Matilda Balamaior
Matilda Balamaior, Daughter of Mr. and Mes
George Balamais
Leceupten
Atin Harry Turtet
Mae Mes
Will TueFe
Kennedy
McCook Field
Baker University
William Allen White
Lenora Lane
Fred Kennedy
Everming
Ruth Spray
Louise Fitch
Germany
Attorney General Warns on Parlay Cards in Kansas
Topeka report says Attorney General Harold R. Fatzer issued a warning to law enforcement to watch for football parlay card operations. He noted new complaints amid rumors of cards used for gambling in larger Kansas towns. Also mentions Continental Oil Co plan for a $10.5 million park program and crude oil surge in Louisiana refinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Harold R. Fatzer
Fatzer
Kansas
New York
Pres Ceetinental Oil Co
Gaxe Charles
Louisiana
Happily Ever After I Have Wash Do If It Is Not Your
The fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled sentence likely from a gossip column or social note. It mentions an event tying to personal matters and possibly a name fragment Tans eo Bryon, though the scrawled wording is unclear and not definitively attributable to a specific incident or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryon
Promoters Count To Thousands Before Promoter Fight
A compact quip notes some people count to ten before a fight while promoters count to thousands, highlighting rivalry and the scale of events in show business and sports.
Blood Council elects Wichita leaders for Red Cross drive
Pratt county Red Cross Chapter blood program chairman John McGraffin was chosen president of the Wichita Regional Blood Center council. Sedgwick county bland venue chairwoman Mrs Chives Jackson named vice president, with McPherson county Red Cross program chairwoman Mrs Simon Strause as secretary. A list of advisory members includes Mrs BE Lindsay of Arkansas City, Mrs Charles Gunn of Great Bend, Clare Ford of Coffeyville, Roland Trish of Haysport, Luke Chapin of Medicine Lodge, and Dr John Hertzler. Examinations set for Wednesday at the Douglas county courthouse. Names include Elfriede Burggren of Ottawa and Cher nick of Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichia
John Mcgraffin
Pratt
Pratt County
Red Cross
Wichita
Chives Jackson
Sedgwek County
Olected View
Simon Strause
McPherson
McPherson County
Red Reess Chipter
T. Lindsay
Arkansas City
Charles Gunn
Great Bend
Clare Ford
Offense in Korea Opens as UN Forces Lead
United Nations forces led by General MacArthur initiate coordinated landings on Korea's coasts, aiming to trap North Korean troops at the 38th parallel. The ambitious thrust could decide the war, though Chinese or Soviet intervention remains a pivotal, speculative factor. The aim is to drive invaders back to the frontier, with further UN actions to be determined by evolving military results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Korea
General MacArthur
South Korea
Moscow
Russia
China
Soviet Union
Asia
Far East
38Th Parallel
U.N
U. N
North Korea
North Lawrence Residents Visit Families Across States
Mrs. Charles Coffman spent two weeks at her daughter Mrs. Clyde Moses in Basehor while the Moses were away. Cecil Button with Peggy Jane of Snyder Texas and Mrs. Paul Neil of Coffeyville joined a sister visit with Mrs. Edd Buerman last week. Roy Anderson and son Roderick visited Edith Houser and Donna Kay on Tuesday. Eugene Clark and sons Danny and Larry vacationing with parents Harry Carr and Tom Clark in Emmett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coffman
Clyde Moses
Basehor
Larry
Emmett
Harry Carr
Tom Clark
Birthday and social visits fill local week
Sunday guests included Carl Schell horn and others at the Schellhorn home. E G Davis celebrated his 80th with a large cake as relatives and neighbors joined the open house. Birthday and family events noted for the Holidays, Gilbert and Barbour families, and visits to Memorial hospital, with travel to Kansas City and St Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schellhorn
Richard Schellhorn
Fred Bartz
Julia Maxwell
F. H. Johns
Gayle Killinger
Gaylene
Ada Hicks
FE. G. Davis
E.G. Davis
Mr. Davis
Inlaw
Pete Jones
Gene Holiday
Scott M. Barbour
Manhattan
C. A. Sloane
Katherine Lady
Memorial Hospital
Centenary Methodist Church Annex
Charles Geble
Kenneth Pine
Noah Gilbert
Joel A. Gilbert
Gilbert
Kansas City
Joel Gilbert
University
Edd Buermann
Barbara
Jimmy
Mia
Don Silkey
Bruce Alan
Willimstown
Everning
August Buermann
C. E. Stanwix
J. R. Holmes
Guy H. Barbour
St. Joseph
Olathe
Silky Hare Horizons and Hidden Word Puzzle Clues
A crossword style list presents clues across vertical and horizontal entries. The items include archaic and modern terms such as bone plexus Hebrew month and Greek god of war while signaling a filled grid with definitions like exist combat nation and demolish.
Answer to Previous Puzzle and Related Clues
A compact list of puzzle clues and wordplay items includes Eucharistie wine vessel four dollars, Surfeited four Codity thirty seven, King of Keyp forty one, Desh forty two city in Nevada, the dill forty three, giant king of forty four, Bubmerge a ridge of sand or rocks, fifty earlier ages, fish sauce a, forty nine challenge, and SY symbol for selenium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevad
W. T. L. T. Club Holds First Tail Meeting At Daugherty Home
The first tail meeting of the W. T. L. T. club met Wednesday afternoon at Clarence Daugherty s home with Brilko at three tables. Mrs. Joh Strong won high score and a consolation prize went to Mrs. Eugene McCabrin. An evening gathering plans a 4 o clock dinner at Mrs. J. Adams home with full refreshments for members and two guests Mrs. Harold Daugherty and Mrs. George Trefz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. TL T
Rew
Clarence Daugherty
Joh Strong
Eugene McCabrin
J . Adams
Honteas
Harold Daugherty
George Trefz
Clyde South
Edward Keyes
Kansas City
Martin Abel
Cramer
Re. Abel
Clarence Parker
Vinland
RC. Halston
George Bloom
Great Brad
Lucy Hacks
Lee Colman
Pate Kdalbrock
Topeka
Mire Mary Cook
Anita Stadle
Helen Sommers
Ella Gerellenberger
Rose Hinckie
Mary Margaret Katzivy
Nelie McCoy
Baliwin
American Region Auxiliary
Cinthe Navy Air Base
Rip Watt
Grosse Ie
Mick
Xtra
Amita Stadter
Homer Altenbernd
Lawrence
Gottlieb Needer
Radio Programs Schedule Fragment from 2000s Era
A fragmented list of radio programs and station identifiers including KCMO KMBC WDAF WREN WDAR and others. It reads like a schedule with show titles such as Think Fast News and The Saint and mentions anchors, hosts, and various era shows across multiple stations.
KMBC KFAM at Kenese State Fair Hutchinson
KMBC KFAM team broadcasts from Kenese State Fair in Hutchinson all week with emcee Jack Dunigam Tune Chasers Millie 2 Sun Sid Starkey and Colorado Pete. Radio lineup includes Jack Benny at 6, Hit The Jackpot at 6 30, Dave Rose 7 30, Meet Corliss Archer 8, Horace Heidt 8 30, The Contented Hour 9, and news at 2:30. Football preview by Sam Molen airs Saturdays at 1 45. New quiz show Share The Wealth hosted by Bill Slater debuts 4 45 weekdays. Nancy Goody demonstrates in the KanCan City Power & Light kitchen starting Wednesday at 2 with daily 8 45 morn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kmbc-Kfam
Hutchinson
Folke
Jack Dunigam
Tune Chasers
Millie 2 Sun
Sid Starkey
Colorado Pete
KMBC
Jack Benny
Hill Cullen
Percy Faith
Dave Rose
Red Skelton
Corliss Archer
Horace Heidt
John Farmer
Jim Burke
Sparta
9 Malen
Sam
KMEC
KFRM
Gam Malen
Texas 7
Kansas Jayhawks
Molen
Sam Molen
Bill Slater
Nancy Goody
Happy Kitchen
Nancy
Kanaan City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Member Audit Burese of Circulations
Kanane City
Harry Darby
United States
Darby
Sunflower Ordnance Works 18 & Beer Tinn
Old Home Town
Advatved
Tyten
Old Settlers
John Brown
Osawatamie
Karsus
Heven
Attorney General
Happily Ever After
Hal Cochran
PaRover
Say
Ons
Heads Blood Council
Frait
Wichita Regional
Rive
Persara
Tusk
Dougins County Court House
Tee
Gare
Comada
Frinve
Switzerland
Elfriede Burggren
Clarence E. Burgoon
Ottawa
Breslau
Silesia
Brike Anta Marie Tignes
Willity
AL Bios
Tennessee Street
Bormon
Herhay
Ande Chernick
Dark Chernick
Sunny Sider
Mav Bendene
Ise
Robert Ma+lan
Louisiana Street
North Lawrence
U. S
Inchon
Pohang-Yongdok
Kunsan
Samehok
Bair
Spratt
Eudora
Skinner
Fey Lee Te
Ry tAweince
Wania
Wolfson
Bronte Vren— Monte
KCMO
Norman Sechdganlfe
AMBUC
Gaeng Bas Fe Knecs
Pe Creek Fotlua WD
Croak Folijen
KCNO
Tex Beneke
KIBC
WDAF
Bundsy
Carlson
Pho
Kmhc i
Church of the Airadv
Ice
K. C
Catholic Hour
CNO
Hoth
Wren
Freddy Marvin
Pearson
Myc Weather Bureau
Tax Williams
Romo
Homer Harald
the Saint
Bram Bpade
Singare
Faith
Dars Rose
Wdar—Theater Guild
Mr. Malone
Archer Wren
Walter Winchell
Kemo
Ren
Jackie Robinson
Wett
Rune
Allen Franklin
Tex Benake
Morouy
Beptermper
Sen
Phillipa
Alex Dretar
WDAF—Mutical Clack & O_WHES
OKA BC
Caroline Eis
Walcoms
Travelers
EMBC
Helen Tre
John B. Kennedy
Jim
Jim Lants
Nevascaat
Brancell BC
Chad
Tyler
Huw
Chicaco
Gno
h—Varinan
Arn Murray
Rarillere
HANNA
RCA Victor
AAD Barbaald
Round Corner Drug CO
Smith Electric Company
Anita
Hovchkiss
B. A. Cordell
Prescription Druggista
Harrison Wren
Deltiary
Ginger Rogers
Paul Douglas
Theatre Guild
Ee Television
B. F. Goodrich
Sobean
Television
Metorola Sales and Garvice
N. T
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!