Lawrence paper masthead and pricing notes from 1957
Established in 1854 the Lawrence Kansas World Company lists editors Dolph Simons Eds and Pabl J Murray managing editor Ernest Ponti advertising director. Subscription rates shown for Lawrence and Douglas County areas with weekly 25 cents and annual prices, plus post office classification and AP membership details.
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G. Bimons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolph Simons
Edditor
Pabl
J. W. Murray
Ernest
Dougray
Adritnine
Cldas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Radio and TV Programs Listings by Station Schedule
A dense readout of radio and television programming across multiple stations for September 22 to 24. It lists show titles, time blocks, and channel identifiers with notes on news, weather, sports, and entertainment segments across WDAE KMGC WREN KF RKU KMHC WBIC TV and related outlets.
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WDAE
WREN
Telio Pear
Dunittiy Abe
Ad Cenrires Fowa News Wien
Meath
Komi Derry Plelding
Karc —Manhiatenty
Irv Wren
Martin Meekshvyy
WDAK
KMIMC
Newa
Jackson
Tellow
Sports
WEAP
Morgan Beatty
RMB
HBR
Uhats
Winle
Sux Palbees
NKFKU
Wwren
Stravne
Seo Grattan
Martine
WDOAF
Kmbc TV
Wcmo TV
M—Juhars Cyrcon
Tod
Reding Pons Sehyss
Lars Misenby
Abe
Tackedey Moore
Sunny Side
Garry Moore
Hurricanes and the fear of changing course Ione
The article discusses hurricane behavior and improved forecasting from flight observation. It notes that storms form over the Atlantic, threaten coastal towns, and that forewarning allows shutting down ships and delaying expeditions. The season has caused heavy loss of life and property, making Ione’s departure from coastlines a relief.
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Ione
Atlantic
Peron Escape Report Stirs Argentine Power Struggle
The fate of Juan Peron dominates the revolt after reports he fled to a Paraguayan gunboat. If true, Peron would be on Paraguayan soil and beyond rebel authority, requiring diplomatic channels with Paraguay. Tensions rise as a dockside Buenos Aires gunboat and blockaded harbor complicate the scene.
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Juan Peron
Peron
Paraguay
Argentine
Buenos Aires
Speed and horsepower wars draw legislative focus
Ex cessive speed is a major highway killer and laws to curb speed lag. State Senator Wilford Riegel urges lawmakers to also tackle the horsepower race by car makers. The Topeka State Journal notes dealers and drivers are fed up as power outstrips driver control with 21 million registered women and 51 million registered men in the United States.
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Wilford Riegel
Topeka State Journal
The
State Journal
United States
No Bar to Criticism in CIO Quoted Observations
A CIO paper quotes a view that Eisenhower, thrust into the presidency, rarely attracts criticism despite scrutiny. The piece notes Democrats hesitate to criticize openly to avoid political risks and praises his handling of duties with growing experience and seriousness.
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CIO
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Aru Ate
Rouse
Unable to parse source. fragmented text only
Fragmentary OCR text mentions grasshoppers and death in a dried-up path but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, places, or a clear event to summarize into a factual news card.
Five remarks Lauren Bacall says a wife should make
Hal Boyle reports Lauren Bacall advising wives to agree with husbands and praise them. She notes that trying to change a man backfires, and shares five phrases to keep harmony. Bacall, married to Humphrey Bogart for a decade, says the approach works and preserves happiness.
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New York
Lauren Bacall
Humphrey Bogart
Lauren
Bogie
Miss Bacall
Bogart
John Wayne
KU humanities lecture series thrives at KU and in Lawrence
Elmer F. Beth chairman of the Humanities Committee writes in praise of KU's annual humanities lecture series. Since eight years, four to five speakers yearly have drawn crowds from campus and town. The 1955 56 slate opens Oct 18 with Dr Leo Gershoy from NYU.
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Journal-World
Lawrence
Fred Carle
K.U
Humanities Committee
University Budget Committee
Kansas
Leo Gershoy
New York University
Mozart
Brand Blanshard
Yale
Clarence Ward
Oberlin
Victor Lange
Cornell
James Johnson
Sweeney
Solomon Guggenheim Museum
New York City
Henry Margenau
George Anderson
Alexander Meikelsohn
Walter R. Agard
Helen C. White
Wisconsin
Gilbert Highet
Paul Lang
Allan Nevins
Columbia
Morris Bishop
Vladimir Nabokov
Charles Morris
Giuseppe Borgese
University of Chicago
Rhys Carpenter
Bryn Mawr
T. V. Smith
Syracuse
Federico Ghisi
University of Florence
Italy
Nabih Amin Faris
Beirut
Lebanon
Carle
Elmer F. Beth
World Today Poses TV Dilemma in 1956 Campaign
Washington report notes TV will shape the 1956 presidential campaign as millions view candidate presentations in homes. The challenge is how to present the candidate effectively on television screens across the nation.
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Washington
TV as political showmanship in the 1950s campaigns
The piece notes candidates must cultivate television appeal with homespun sincerity and polished acting before cameras. It cites campaigns by Eisenhower Nixon and Stevenson, and predicts heavy use of merchandising experts. A new wrinkle removing device is mentioned by Fred Brinkerhoff.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Sultshal
Fred Brinkerhoff
Pittsburg
Bible Verse Quotation from Genesis 8 24
A biblical verse from Genesis 8 24 notes that Enoch walked with God and God took him. The phrasing emphasizes a devout relationship and divine translation.
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Enoch
God
Genesis
Farm Woes Shown In Cotton Crop
Washington reports a 23 million bale cotton surplus facing the sector with CCC ownership possible of eight million bales by year end. Planters may vote yes on marketing quotas to trim supply, with potential effects on price supports and export competitiveness.
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Peter Boson
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation - CCC
Department of Agriculture
Taft Benson
Nebody
Benson
James O. East
of Mhippi
KU Freshmen Class Grows Prompting Expansion Plans
A record freshman class at the University of Kansas School of Medicine has led to crowding and a needed expansion for space and equipment. Other local items note housing pressures for KU students, a fire at the Thudum property, and plans to repair the city library basement.
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School of Medicine
K.U
J. Crumbine
Lawrence
Douglas County
Douglas
Woodland Park
Dunmire
Charles Thudum
R. I. St
Microwave system planned for Ipoh to carry TV and calls
Malaya’s telecommunications department prepares a microwave network in Ipoh the tin mining capital. Officials say it will allow 600 long distance calls simultaneously up from 96 and will also carry radio and television programs.
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Ipoh
Maliya Ne
Malaya
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