Lawrence Journal World masthead and address from 1938 issue
The Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists Editor and Publisher associates, business manager, and advertising staff. The piece shows publication details, pricing, and mailing information for Lawrence and surrounding counties. Dated Saturday Evening April 13, 1938.
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Arnest Pont
Aceller Tant
Simons
Sunda
Tr O
New Hampshire
Lawrence
United States
He Sacond ‘Jaey Postar’ Matter
Jospah Simone Eee Solph C. Simons Jr
Will Mater
Scrivner doubts pay alone stops service turnover
Kansas Congressman Scrivner questions the link between higher pay and retaining qualified service members. He cites Navy data showing only five percent cited pay as a reason for leaving, argues raises may exceed Cabinet member salaries, and notes added costs could reach seven billion if the bill passes.
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U.S
Errest P Servier
Kansas
Duglas County
Scrivner
Congress
Navy
Army
Air Force
Scrioner
Longer School Year Faces City Opposition Over Cost
Lawrence officials oppose year round schooling citing higher salaries spread over 12 months and extra wear on facilities. Debates note diminishing farm need, summer incomes for students, and potential crime effects, but cost remains the main barrier to any shift from a nine month plan.
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Lawrence
Rigor and reform in U S education critique
In a sharp critique of postwar education policy the author argues that increased funding alone will not raise quality. The piece traces an ongoing revolution between progressive and traditionalist aims, warns against life adjustment curricula, and calls for a return to solid content and liberal education to sustain literacy and critical judgment.
Skeptical Gamble on Auto Industry Boost for Economy
In Washington Joseph Alsop argues the Eisenhower administration bets on a strong late 1958 auto model year to lift the depession, warning that continued auto weakness could drag steel, rubber, and other sectors down. He notes long lead times and consumer credit, job losses, and rising used-car sales as unemployment strains grow.
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
Eisenhower
Detroit
Old Home Town News Bits and Wedding Announcements
Water mains cleaned citywide. Miss Marjorie Dinsmore wed Jerry Ewers of Caney Kansas. Eighth grade Junior Players to perform for PTA directed by Mrs. Manafield. William Docking celebrated birthday at Kansas City club with long National Bank ties. 16 years ago Leo Simon, 27, killed in hit and run. Mrs. R. B. Lackey dies on Ninth Street. US Building and Loan League notes fewer new homes than past. Stocks plunge as Gold Standard ends. 9 years ago Jessie Farley Memorial Hospital civic project grows. Trinity Episcopal Church service flag with 16 stars to be dedicated. Mrs. Ernest Young election head of Pinckney PTA. M they serge l ned school dentist chair next year. One third of Kansas wheat crop is a failure amid war pressures.
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Marjorie Dinsmore
Ralph Dinsmore
Jerry Meed Ewers
Caney
Kas
Berniece Manafield
PTA
William Docking
First National Bank
Lawrence
Merchants National
Kansas City
Leo Simon
Susan Simon
R. B. Lackey
Ninth Street
Building and Loan League
Chicago
U. S
Jessie Farley
Ernest Young
Pinckney Pta
George Foster
Kendall
Brock
Kansas
Today’s Bible Verse on Mercy and Haughty Deeds
A short Bible verse excerpt notes that the afflicted will be saved while the haughty face downfall. The message emphasizes divine focus on the humble and vulnerable, warning against arrogance. read aloud for reflective meditation.
Prizes and Prizes Aplenty In Lyons Den Season
A collection of quips and anecdotes about prizes in arts and letters. Notable figures include Thornton Wilder Julie Styne Ben Hecht Frances Marion Eugene ONeill Sinclair Lewis and Hemingway. The piece records refusals prizes and humorous remarks about Oscar Pulitzer and Nobel honors.
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Thornton Wilder
Humphrey Bogart
Sinclair Lewis
Lewis
Arrowsmith
Pulitzer Committee
Sweden
New Books Highlight Biographies and Daring Critiques
A Fi list features Freud biography by Ernest Jones, in three volumes 1856 to 1939, plus Amaury de Reincourt on America's destiny and Gaude Chidamian’s Book of Cacti. Excerpts mention Exile and the Kingdom by Albert Camus and a Frederick se novel about a man in a TV interview, reflecting a diverse 1950s reading list.
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8Sigmund Freud
Ernest Jones
MUD
Freud
Amaury de Reincourt
America
Gaude Chidamian
Albert Se
Frederick
Ek Tee Ie
Sen
Current Best Sellers Lite Mix From Vintage Publisher List
A consolidated list of fiction and non fiction titles from mid century catalogs. Notable entries include Anatomy of a Murder travel edited works The Winthrop Woman The White Witch The Life of Buddha Cathedrals of France Greek Sculpture and several humor and drama titles. The document reads like a bibliographic compilation with perceptible OCR errors and embedded stray phrases.
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Publishers’ Weekly
Travel
Love Possessed
Cozzens
Winthrop Woman
Seton
White Witch
Goudge
Rome
MacInnen
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France
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