Lawrence Daily Journal World notice page misc
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Simona
Vworld Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
Mall Aloo
United States
Lawrence High School Admits Civil Debate on Cafeteria Issues
The Record Speaks notes that Lawrence High School faces cafeteria protests over quality and price and warns against rash actions. It praises past leadership and the overall system, arguing pupil outcomes and alumni success reflect well on administrators and hint at the issue's temporary nature.
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Lawrence High School
Lawreace
Hish
LHS
Lawrence High
Ike and Stevenson Face Off in 1952 Nomination Battle
The piece weighs Ike Eisenhower as best prepared for presidency due to long involvement with world affairs, contrasting Adlai Stevenson’s limited foreign experience. It argues for Ike’s superior judgment, competence, and steadiness, urging the public to choose him to maintain clear American policy amid global tension.
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Adlai Stevenson
Iff
Ruste
Eisenhower
United States
Kasenhower
KU Football Echoes Alumni Conduct Demand for Dignity
Kansas University officials and Dignity Neen urge better behavior from students and alumni at games. The president reiterates no tolerance for dead end kid behavior and vows action. Coaches seek victory to keep alumni from mutinous crowds while maintaining decorum.
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Kansas University
Vhinemlor
Franklin Murphy
K. U
Audienca
Fong 10
Hese
New nonfiction and novels at the Free Public Library showcases 1956 titles
The Free Public Library displays notable new books this week led by nonfiction. Highlights include Nantucket Landfall by Dorothy C. A. Blanchard and Through These Men by John Mason Brown. Other additions include Miracle of World War II by Francis Walton and Return to Power by Alistair Horne, plus Henry James Autobiography and The Dignity of Man by Russell Davenport. The Baycott Album, The Seven Islands, Cargo of Brides, The Spiked Heel, and Falconer’s Voyage round out a diverse slate of biographies, histories, and fiction reflecting postwar interests.
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Nantucket
Dorothy C. A. Blanchard
John Mason Brown
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Justice
Frankfurter
Truman
Lodge
U.N
Oppenheimer
Francis Walton
Alistair Horne
Germany
Henry James
James
America
Europe
Man
Russel W. Davenport
King Lardner
Donald £der
Lardner Boys
Niles, Mich
Ring
Chicago
William E. Henning
Jon Godden
Ganges River
India
Helen Rucker
Mercer
New York
Seattle
Puget Sound
Richard Marston
Falconer
Hugh Hickling
Normandy
Balloting Emotions and the Eisenhower Support
Readers praise the editorial on choosing a president and vice president, noting Eisenhower's leadership and Nixon as loyal under study. They urge calm, emphasize peace and prosperity, and argue for confidence in the current administration.
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Journal-World
Gen
Eisenhower
David
Solomon
GOP
Nixon
Republic
Wiliam E. Craddock
Quiz Q A Yawn Like Birds And Olympic Gold Question
Scientists say birds gape in a yawn like humans but cause unknown. The U S has never won gold in four events still run the 5000 and 10000 meter runs and the 10000 and 50000 meter walks. A crowd of about 135000 watched Tony Zale vs Billy Pryor at Juneau Park Milwaukee on August 18 1941. attendance was non paid.
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United States
Tony Zale
Billy Pryor
Juneau Park
Milwaukee
Wis
Government savings bonds face tight money and lower sales
The article notes three percent bond yields look unattractive next to higher rates elsewhere, with Canada offering up to four percent. In the United States, payroll withholding eases saving but the gap between bond sales and redemptions narrows mainly due to weaker sales, amid ongoing tight money and a need for funds.
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Canada
United States
Treasury
New Faces Coming Atchison Daily Globe
When a new state administration takes over in January it will bring new officials and executives. Three highway commissioners appointed by Gov. Fred Hall will have terms expiring March 30. Retiring are Elmer Anderson of Hope J. R. Cheney of Ottawa and W. H. Addington of Elk Hart. Three others remain until March 30, 1988: Ivan Wassberg Manhattan district one, Edgar Heyl Sharon Springs, and Walter Rugan Eline.
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Atchison Daily Globe
Warren Shaw
George Docking
Fred Hall
Elmer Anderson
Hope
J. R. Cheney
Ottawa
W. H. Addington
Elkhart
Ivan Wassberg
Manhattan
Atchison
Wassberg
Cummings
Nortonville
Edgar Heyl
Sharon Springs
Walter Rugan
Eline
Doctor urges horseback riding to cut risk in daily life
An Illinois doctor promotes horseback riding as a preventive activity though warns of possible falls. The piece playfully notes the value of rising early and mentions a multilingual physician known for speaking nine languages. A Minnesota incident reports a police car stolen from a jail garage, prompting questions about police counts.
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Minnesota
Bible Verse On Inheriting the Kingdom From Creation
A brief verse note cites Matthew 29 34 stating the message of inheriting the kingdom from the foundation of the world. The line echoes themes of divine promise and eternal rights granted to believers.
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Matthew
Scotch Suez and Nosser Martini Fashion Mockery
A collage of society sketches notes a waiter mishap with a roasted pun on Scotch Suez and a fashion moment featuring a Julius Garfinckel coat reveal. It also describes a widowed vice president’s visit plans with her family, a Uruguayan ambassador joking about mistaken identity, and remarks on Walter Robertson’s calm diplomacy. It ends with Moroccan embassy host prowess and a casket quip from John Hancock.
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Eens
Wo Town
Nixon
Patricia
Julie
Mrs. N
V.P
Four restaurants close in protest of OPA ruling
The four Tonganoxie restaurants will shut indefinitely tomorrow in protest of the OPA price rollback to June 20 levels. Other items note deaths, marriages, and local events including a baby show at Douglas County Fair and a DAR appointment in Lawrence.
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Tonganoxle
OPA
Mary Reynolds Garvin
Douglas County
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Washington, D.C
Henry Wallace
Harry Truman
Mabel Simmons
S. J. Simmons
Stephen Edmonds
Stevie Randall
David Schwegler
Ida Eee
Sharon Rogers
Paul Rogers
Candy Lu Rogers
Joe Frank
Strong
Louis Bierman
George Langenderfer
Richard Brooks
John Philip Metzker
Léonard Walker
Ruth McClintock
Virginia Judah
Mabel Eddy
Mary Johns
Mana
Radio Schedule fragment lists programs and times
A jumbled list of radio show titles and times including Lawrence Welk shows, News on WDAF WREN KMBC and others. Mentions music programs, Telephone Hour, Voice of Firestone, Imagination and Berkshire Festival with various stations WDAF WREN KMBC WDAS and WR. The readable items form a fragmented schedule overview without a coherent story.
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Ows
Dileon
WDAF
Lawrence Welk
WREN
WDA
WDAP
Ibc
KMBC
Ayer Wren
Ayer
K.C
WDARP
Kevival
EMBC
Neweonat Srema
Woae Laws Beatty
Henry J. T
Berkshire
Voice of
Firestone
Wren—Morgan
WDAS
Lawrence Wolk Gren
Ite
Elvetion
Dhison
Wrens
Martin Mioch
Morning listings and shows on a mixed local schedule
A fragmented radio and television timetable shows morning to late night programming with names like Johnny Carson and Bert Lancelot, plus movie museum slots and local news bulletins. The schedule includes various shows, theaters, and times such as 4 38, 8 00, 12 40, and 11 08 with multiple hosts and program types.
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Moore
Kim S— Manes
Coler Ie
Dr. N. Ventor
Margie J
Mickey Mouse
Frankie Carle
Nane Caravin
Movie Museum
Voice of Firestons
Robinhoos
Wenatiss Farrell
Robert Montgomery
Lam Rrian
En Moore
Kowa
Bill Hickock
Pep Rontiers
Hopatong Cassidy
Qohnee Bean Ronee
Bieve Allen
Ion Nei
Aaen Ie
Teteyvison
Playhouse
Boies
Bitchcork
Tate
Nen
Local TV Schedule Snarl Splices News, Sports and Classics
A scrambled televised listings page shows dozens of shows across WDAF KMEC and KGMO stations with times including news Hourly sports bowling and film features. Highlights appear to mix local fare with national programs such as The Honeymooners Your TV Theatre and Lux Radio Theatre with schedules blurred by OCR errors and garbled lines.
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