Lawrence World Company Daily Gazette Notice
Publication data for the Lawrence World Company based at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas shows editors W C Simons and Ravertias. It is a daily paper except Sundays with subscriptions 36 cents weekly 15 40 yearly by carrier in Lawrence and 60 per year by mail in Douglas and adjoining counties 9 00 per year elsewhere in the United States. It is entered as a periodical and affiliated with The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
United States
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
AP News Dispatch
Cleanup of Notes From Frisco
Two young men tied to the Republican and Democrat scenes discuss politics in Frisco. Nixon and Kennedy are noted figures in a chunk of Washington chatter, with Eisenhower, Mardikian, and Adams involved in a meal at Omar Khayyam’s. Mrs. Douglas McKay weighs in on wives’ campaign roles as Old Guard Republicans fade under Eisenhower liberal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Richard M. Nixon
John M. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Sherman Adam
Omar Khayyam
San Francisco
George Mardikian
Mardikian
White House
Adams
U. S
Hut Adams
Omar
Douglas McKay
Secretary of Interior
Oregon
Republican National Committee
Republican Old Guard
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Willkie
Dewey
Old Guard
Television Schedule Tangles With Colorful Weekend Lineup
A chaotic OCR of a busy station schedule lists programs across KMBC WDAF WREN and others. Readable items include news, sports, dance bands, drama, and variety shows with times scattered throughout the day and late into the night.
Ministerial Dilemma: Clergy Mental Health Under Strain
Yale Divinity School professor Dr. Wesley Shrader argues that American ministers face rising mental and emotional breakdowns due to excessive roles and time pressures. He blames congregations and church structure for overloading clergy, urging honest appraisal by both clergy and laypeople to seek realistic solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Shrader
Yale Divinity School
Shrader
Oea
Yale
Shracer
Gete
Air engineering piracy amid jet industry shifts
The article notes rival tactics to claim engineers, with Lockheed funding engineers pursuing advanced degrees in Los Angeles. It remarks on plant practices rotating staff, aggressive ads, and a shortage of engineers despite efforts to attract talent. It mentions foreign imports for civilian jets and security limits on military work, urging students to consider engineering. It also briefly references unrelated local restaurant and political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Los Angeles
Lockheed
Western Kansas fans outcry over park authority plans
A Kansas opinion notes years wasted on park development while the State Park and Resources Authority haggles over bonds and sites. Western Kansas residents feel ignored as Kanapolis Cedar Bluffs and Fall River reservoirs are eyed for parks, with little relief in sight for local lakes and swimming facilities.
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Kansas Park
Kansas State Park and Resources Authority
Lame
Kansas
Kanapolis
Cedar Bluffs
Fall River
Park Authority
State Fish and Game Commission
State Park and Resources Authority
More Women at Work in the Nation
A National Association of Manufacturers study shows one third of non farm workers are women, over 19 million, with 32 percent in clerical, 20 percent in factories, 13 percent in service, 11 percent in professional and house hold roles, 5 percent in management. The rise in employed women boosts family income and drives demand for cars, home air conditioning, and services, reshaping society and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Fireworks law lets farmers use crackers on crops
In Pennsylvania a new law allows farmers to obtain licenses to use firecrackers in orchards and corn fields to deter starlings and black birds. The rule change was rushed through the legislature for the growing season, prompting debate on its reach and impact.
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Atchizon Daily Globe
Pennsylvania
New Books at Free Public Library Highlights 1950s Titles
The Free Public Library lists several new and notable 1955 1956 books and authors including Uncle Tom’s Cabin contrasts, The Color Curtain, MYSTERIES OF THE NORTH POLE, BEYOND THE BLACK STUMP, FRAUDLEIN and THE NINTH WAVE. It notes public interest in Hearst and Bandung Conference reports and discusses practical guides for emcees and education marriage.
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Dbtais
Free Public Library
Chamberlain Furnas
Hark
Harriet Beecher
Ruteard Wright
Bandung
Nortil Pole
Robert de la Crois
Arctic
Far
James A. Peterson
Anethat
University of Southern California
Bruce Hutchison
United States
Uncle Tom
Dan Jacobson
Capt Town
South Africa
Eugene Barwiek
John Selby
Midwest
Thelex Avenue
Janet Whitney
NAF
Childern
Nowit Shute
Oregon
Australia
Make Norris
South
Unions and Private Funds Privacy Amid Wage Claims
A historical note discusses union handling of private funds such as welfare contributions. It contrasts the United Mine Workers with banks and insurers under regulation, noting unions’ reluctance to reveal financial details while pressuring outside entities for transparency in contracts and wage disputes.
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Bats
Uth
Rhea Treasuries
United Mine Workers
John J. Lewis
UMW
Quiz Q and Answers From a Fragmented Pastiche
A mixed set of questions and answers on topics including surf sport popularity, constitutional ratification, Chinese religions, opal specimens, opera comique, and the Knight of the Cloak. It weaves disparate trivia with old phrasing and partial attributions.
Bible Verse Nushanman Laborath in Tivathy 2 6
A Bible verse reference mentions Nushanman laboring to be first partner of the structure in Tivathy chapter 2 verse 6. The fragmentary text notes a task or status within a patterned scripture citation.
Lawrence school leaders and local civic notes emerge
Old Home Town S. Clay Coy begins his second year as Lawrence Junior High principal with Wilbur Duver coaching all sports. J B Wilson reelected Douglas County Republican chairman. Sally Ewing vice-chairman. H D Johnson secretary. E Alexander treasurer. W R Essick to head Lawrence High vocational agriculture, begun in 1919. Roy Martin receives Bulova clock from Merchants Bureau for aid to Camp Whitside gifts. Lawrence Flower Club learns vine usage and plans Topeka Fair exhibit. Baker family returns from Stanford summer study. 1916 notes recount Fifty-Sixers meet Sept 14. early Kansas settlers eligible. Bargain days planned by merchants. Varsity Theater offers free films. Cohn notes high dry goods costs. Murphy visits West Point. Chilocco Indian School students hunt 17 rabbits for forefathers dish.
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S. Clay Coy
Lawrence
Wilbur Duver
Republican Party Council
Topeka
Associated Press
J.B. Wilson
Douglas County
Republican Central Committee
Sally Ewing
H. D. Johnson
E. Alexander
W. R. Essick
Lawrence High School
State
Roy Martin
Merchants’ Bureau of
Bureau
Camp Whitside
C. G. Hesse
YMCA
Kansas
Varsity
J. H. Cohn
Willard Murphy
West Point
D. C. Murphy
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Voice of Firestone
Robinhood
Chaden Farrell
Big Bonanca
Night Owl
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Gow
Nixon
LW Bee
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Hearst
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Sir Walter Raleigh
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Old Home Town
Chilocco
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