Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list
The Lawrence Daily Journal-World notes its 1854 founding and lists editors and staff including W C Simons J W Murr and Ernest Pont. The item also details subscription rates by carrier and mail for Lawrence and surrounding counties.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Dolphy Lions
J. W. Murr
Ernest Pont
Mallineet
Bousiss
Bousiss and Adjoinine
Audit Bureau of Circutations
Associated Press
Focal
United States Recognizes Argentina Regime Amid Hope for Reform
The U S grants recognition to Argentina's new regime, followed by Britain, signaling confidence in a transition toward representative government. The move comes after Peron is given safe passage into exile, with the regime ruling mainly as a dictatorship now but potential for a more just system ahead.
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United States
Argentina
Peron
Who's to Blame in Farm Crisis Debate
A political observer argues Republicans must find an effective remedy for farmer troubles, while Democrats share the blame. Surpluses of wheat and cotton threaten marketing, with storage ample enough to last long. Douglas Hudson notes the Democratic majority in power, urging correction of the farm program. The impasse remains unresolved.
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Douglas Hudson
Fredonia Herald
Wongreas
Gift from Soviet Society Supports Red Cross Flood Relief
A $25 000 donation in the name of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies of the Soviet Union goes to the American Red Cross flood relief fund. The gesture, while not an official act of government, signals possible shifts in Soviet policy and public attitude toward humanitarian aid and international relations.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Crescent Societies
Early talk of voice controlled cars from Hutchinson News Herald
The Hutchinson News Herald discusses shifts away from a clutch and gear lever toward dashboard buttons and the idea of voice command in cars. It notes possible integration of electronics with mechanics to respond to words like Geddep Back Up or Whoa and predicts gradual adoption over years.
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Hutchinson News- Herald
News-Herak
Eisenhower Heart Attack Chronology Examined
Questions mount over the 12 hour gap from Eisenhower's heart attack in Denver to his hospital transfer. Doctors debate timing of tracings and why he walked to a car for a seven mile drive, amid initial reports of indigestion and shifting assessments from 2:43 a.m. onward.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Denver
White House
John 5. Davyd
Howard M. Snyder
John S. Doud
Snyder
Murray Snyder
James C. Hagerty
Doud
Compromise Vacation Spot Belongs To Whole Family
After a long golf season, wives switch from bitter to better halves. A sister notes half the men are flatter. Marriage appears to reduce a family’s debts as the whole clan shares plans and duties.
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Habidad
Woman’s place under fire in National Business Week
Hal Boyle notes shifting gender roles as women enter more workplaces. The piece cites census data showing 18.6 million employed women in 1950 and highlights fields opened to women, from clerks to sales, with men still dominating labor. It also discusses private house hold work and advises young men to seek maid jobs for training.
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New York
America
Smillian
Soe
Iniacs
Reading Kid Reads 66 Books in Summer Program
A Providence Rhode Island boy, year old Jerry Peisach, completed a public library summer reading program by reading one book daily for 66 days. The piece critiques critics of education and notes a generational gap, with the Associated Press item titled Foreign Griefs mentioned.
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Sikply Journal
America
Jerry Peisach
Providence
Rhode Island
Public Library
Johnny
Jerry Peisaches
Quote: Ecclesiastes on defense and money as protection
A brief verse-style reflection cites Ecclesiastes 7 12 noting wisdom as protection and money as defense, paired with casual wording about security and fortune.
Quiz Q and A on rail peak and language trivia
A set of trivia items covers railway peak year 1886 with 12879 miles, knot as speed unit, $20 bills outnumbering $10s, fired meaning discharged dating to Elizabethan usage, Berlin medal authorized by Congress for patriotic songs, and Oregon first to make Labor Day a legal holiday in 1887 with others later joining.
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United States
New York
San Francisco
Berlin
Congress
Oregon
Nylon Is Not Same As Foam Rubber
A Denver writer recounts a jet flight with Lt. Col. Bob Clark in a T-33, noting the seat of the pants reality of high speed aviation. He describes the tight cockpit fit, the nylon parachute contrast with rubber, and the striking view and thrills of jet travel.
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Denver
Bob Clark
Reno
New
Scott Field
Ilt
Lowery Air Force Base
Air Force
Tong
K U enrolls 3359 as 1945 city notes unfold
Old Home Town items report K U enrollment at 3359 reflecting a 30 percent rise from last year and 252 jobs listed by the employment office. Other notes include bar on beef points for certain cuts, post office opening Oct 1, and local social news.
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K.U
PFC
William R. Douglass
Chapel Hill Victory
New York
Europe
Carroll D. Clark
Harvard University
Maurice Knott
U.S. Army
Glenn E. Charlton
Robert S. Charlton
Myr
Louie Koerner
Kansas City
Eudora
Ray Longacre
Koerner
Lennie Wallace
Darlene
Arthur Koerner
Longacre
Trula Deight
C. B. Hosford
Lawrence
U.S
Will Rogers
Rowboy
Haskell
Radio and TV Listings for The Cony Balow Provided by Stations
A dense schedule of radio and TV programs across stations WDAF KMBC WREN KFRU WHREN WDAF and more listing times hosts and shows such as News Music Sports quizzes dramas and public affairs. Highlights include top of the evening news at 5 and 6 30 and a string of entertainment programs across the day with varied hosts and episode titles.
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WDAF
KMBC
WREN
KFRU
WDAK
KNMBC
Musio
KFKU
Dick Derby
Cardova
Cuba
Martin Rockshow
KMNC
Bing Cronby
KMEC
Amos
Andy
WDAP
Fibber McVee
Tennessee Erne
WDAEF
Treasury of Stars
KMAC
Henry Jeroma
Nova
Manhattan
Finn Musia
Wren—Tollo
KMHC
DAL Morgen Beatty
KFE
KMIC
WNAF
Groucho Mars
Martin Block
Amos and
WDAKF
Fibber McGee
E Molly
KMRC
Tenn
Ernie Hioq
Keyate Capitol
Jiminy Paliarch
Wparrhea
Knia Codrahle
James
Television schedule clutter with dozens of shows listed
A dense listing details numerous programs across channels including news Caravan Upbeat Milton Berle Superman and Toney to a Million. It names acts such as Armstrong Circle Theatre George Burns and Gracie Allen and child programs Ding Dong School and Captain Video with times and placeholder notes.
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Gino
OVO Rmec
Komo-Tv
Crimiluts
Diath Shore
Newa
Commander
News Caravan
Milton Berleshow
Three Star News
Warner Brox
Fireside
Joe and
Mahia
Armstrong Circle Theatre
Spotlight Playhouse
Wyat Earp
Mr. Mistrier
Amos and
Andy
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