Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and rates notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff listings include editor Dolph Simmons publisher Dolph Simons Jr managing editor Ernest Pontius and advertising manager Leo Eller. The paper, established 1854, published daily except Sunday by Ward Company at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas. Subscription rates show 30 cents per day carrier, $15 per year by carrier in Lawrence. annual mail rates vary by location. Entered at Lawrence post office as second class matter.
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Lawrence
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Farm population decline reshapes rural America by 1958
The piece traces a long term exodus from farms, noting 4,231,000 people left farming in eight years, a one sixth drop, with 1,430,000 leaving in the last two years. It compares farm dwellers from 1916 to 1958, explains mechanization and larger operations as driving forces, and cites shifts in Lawrence and Douglas County demographics, the consolidation of retail and services, and broader economic realignment impacting rural life.
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America
Kansas
Grandad
Douglas County
Federal Census Bureau
Lawrence
ABC
Wkers
Jack's Straws Home Fires Dont Burn Much
A column by Jack Zimmerman argues Michigan survey findings show 54 percent of teenage girls expect marriage, only 3 percent expect to be housewives, criticizing career expectations and urging appreciation of housewifery. It notes the need for wives to work only when necessary and emphasizes the husband's role in providing work and food for the family.
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Jack
Jack Zimmerman
Michigan
Letters on Ministers and Family Roles in Modern Society
Readers debate religion, preaching, and church life highlighting questions of Christian authority, humility in ministry, preacher pay, and Hell compared with Heaven. The letter writer Knox S44 Knox Rockledge Rd urges Bible-based stance, while another comment discusses spouses duties, home life, and women’s roles. The piece touches on political summits and Middle East peace efforts, noting leadership messaging and practical outcomes.
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Jesus
Paul
Hades
Hell
Res. Co. Knox
Rockledge Rd
Summit Session Could Be a Flop If It Is Gabby
James Marlow notes that the Eisenhower Khrushchev summit risks failure as both leaders offer vague proposals. The exchange of letters has soured hopes, with no clear plan for resolving tensions in the Middle East. Public confidence hinges on concrete action, not rhetoric, if a productive meeting occurs.
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Viner Grope
Eisenhower Aire
Khrushchev
Eistnhraver
Soviet Union
World Gong
Phas
Gery Thean
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Anaty
Washington
Eisenhower
Middle East
Creas
Safier
Kremlinologists Note Signs of Trouble for Khrushchev
Washington observers cite two signs as possible trouble for Nikita Khrushchev Molotov’s return to Moscow and a censored Moscow story about Khrushchev’s UN setback. Kremlinologists link these to the Peking meeting with Mao and Malinovsky’s role in the power struggle. They warn the signs may reflect a decline in Khrushchev’s fortunes and possible aims by rivals.
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Washington
Khrushchev
U. N
Essovan
Lissoyan
Moscow
Viacheslav Molotov
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
UN Security Council
Rodion Malinovsky
Malinovsky
Georgyi Zhukov
Molotov
Malenkov
Zhukov
Communist Party Central Committee
Nikita ‘Khrushchev
Draft Board Reappointments and Local Civic News
Douglas county reappoints Fr C Allen Bruce Cameron and Ogden Jones to the draft board. Charles Winter of Eudora and wife welcomed a son. Chorge Beal re-elected Lawrence Planning Commission chairman with James Postma as vice chair and city clerk Harold Fisher as secretary. Paul Rogers family vacationed in Colorado.
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C. Allen
Bruce Cameron
Ogden Jones
Douglas County
Charles Winter
Eudora
Chorge Beal
Lawrence
James Postma
Harold Fisher
Paul Rogers
Colorado
Today's Bible Verse Focus on Perfection and Guidance
A devotional note emphasizes Colossians 4 4 urging readers to pursue perfection through steady conduct and mindful action. It frames prayer, correspondence, and ethical living as essential disciplines guiding daily steps.
Lyons Den Man Like Billy Rose Must Have His Cadillac to Ride In
A humorous column notes Billy Rose insists on a Rolls Royce, saying it would be ostentatious for a man like him not to have one. It weaves anecdotes about Stevenson, Sam Levenson, Kim Novak, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Khrushchev, Alma Clayburgh, and other cultural figures, with brief travel, social notes, and local chatter on guests, entertainers, and public figures.
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Lyons den
Billy Rose
Leonard Lyon
Stevenson
Moscow
Carleton Smith
Khrushchev
U.S
Llewelyn
Thompson
Smith
United Arab Republic
USA
Alma Clayburgh
de Gaulle
N.Y
Waldorf
Mme. Clayburgh
Alma
Mme Clayburgh
Rachmanioff
Josef Stransky
Stransky
Heller Halliday
Mary Martin
Miss Halliday
New York Hospital
Leslie Munro
Salt Lake City
General Assembly
Piper Laurie
Harry S. Trumans
Europe
Pacific
van Cliburn
Brown's restaurant born from NY actress agents dream
Gloria Safier, a top New York theatrical agent, launches Brown's restaurant with 62 partners from film, TV, and theater. The venture funds itself with $50,000 initial stock and aims for celebrity patronage, naming the place Brown's to ensure memorability.
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Gloria Safier
Gloria
Miss Safier
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