Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff
The Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details include editor single entry Dolphe Simons with publishing staff, rates and addresses for Lawrence Kansas and surrounding counties. The notice lists associate publisher managing editor and advertising manager positions and notes 1961 circulation details and postal information.
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Toe Tas News Fidi
WG. Simons
World Cootpanky
New Hampshire
Lawrence Kay Telephone
Todd
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Dolple Simone
Dolph
CS Simons Buia
Mayer Ac
Immerman Kenest Pontius Leo Buller
Good Old Days on the Farm in Douglas County
A narrator recalls 45 winters ago in Douglas County describing farm life. He details coal stoves and furnaces, milking, cow chores, ice chopping, a simple lighting system, and the dirt and odors of barn work. He contrasts then with modern comforts, preferring today.
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Douglas County
Kansas
Old Lawrence High School
9Th and
Ky. Sts
Gospel Singing In Big-Time On Broadway Stage
Producer Mike Santangelo brings the first gospel singing to an off Broadway show titled Black Nativity at the 41st Street Theater. Lead Marion Williams describes Broadway debut and the gospel roots that shaped jazz, noting the show blends narrative with powerful gospel songs.
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Mike Santangelo
41St Street
Santangelo
Langston Hughes
Jesus
Marion Williams
Broadway
Mahalia
Clara Ward
Miss Williams
Brighter Season Faces Hardship for Mail Carriers
Snow and cold weather mark a brighter Christmas season but complicate work for mailmen delivering cards messages and packages. Bitter conditions slow routes and threaten timely deliveries for many households.
Seasonal weather tests workers across city services
The piece notes service station operators attendants and city street department workers face tougher duties during the holiday period due to the weather. It ends with a hopeful view that the public will recognize their efforts and those who provide services may gain personal satisfaction from helping others.
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City
Hollywood
Christmas teas and visits mark old town events
Mrs. Fred Beverstock and Mrs. R. M. Reeves hosted Christmas teas while Miss Bertha Sellards from Washington joined her sister Mrs. J. R. Pearson for a Los Angeles trip at Christmas. DAR Turners shared a program as Rev. Dale spoke and Mrs. Turner sang. Dorothy Dix, famed New Orleans columnist, died at about age 90.
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Fred Beverstock
R. M. Reeves
Bertha Sellards
Washington, D. C
J. R. Pearson
Los Angeles
Betty Washington
The
DAR
Turners
Dale
Turner
New Orleans
Dorothy Dix
Woman at the Well Sermon and Prayer
A Bible passage from John 4 25 26 presents Jesus revealing himself as the Messiah to the Samaritan woman. A prayer asks the Father for heavenly love and joyful reception of Jesus into hearts.
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Messias
Christ
Jesus
Short Ballot reform praised by Lawrence League of Women Voters
Mrs. W. J. Argersinger, president of the League of Women Voters in Lawrence, commends the Nov. 24 editorial on short ballot reform. She argues replacing multiple statewide offices with a governor and team would improve accountability and reduce partisan conflict, while urging nonpolitical appointments and a streamlined ballot to foster informed citizenry.
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Levert Higgins
Rotary Club
Jimmy Green
French
Quivera Club
C. E. Lindley
Journal-World
The
League of Women Voters of
Lawrence
Leagues
Kansas
Public Instruction
Board of Education
W. J. Argersinger
League of Women Voters
Menopause Symptoms and Misconceptions Clarified
Dr Molner explains that fatigue hot flashes and irritability are common but not universal. Ringing in the ears nausea and vomiting suggest a middle ear issue, not menopause. Weight gain stems from less exercise, not menopause, and a eye muscle weakness likely needs a specialist.
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J. H
Toys Are Truly Necessities For Growth And Development
A Hopkins University article argues that toys are essential for a child’s growth from infancy to adolescence, not luxuries, and stresses age appropriate choices. It outlines toy guidance from birth through age ten including rattles, blocks, dolls, push toys, and educational kits, noting adults often play with toys too.
Should Talented Children Be Forced to Practice Piano
An article recounts a discussion with Horowitz Rubinstein and Juilliard-educated sons on whether gifted children should be compelled to practice piano. Opinions range from coercive methods to letting talent guide effort, with President Truman advising to enjoy the activity.
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Lyons den
Vladimir Horowitz
Artur Rubinsteins
Juilliard
Eddy Duchin
Oscar Levant
van Cliburn
Leonard Bernstein
Truman
Mr. Truman
New City Library Titles From 1961 Shelf
A list of 1961 library offerings across subjects and genres. It includes THELMA BAKER WHAT IVAN KNOWS THAT JOHNNY DOESN'T ABROAD and RED STAR OVER CUBA among history, cooking, mystery, and fiction books with brief descriptions of each work and author.
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Ivan
Johnny
Arthur S. Trace Jr
Ivan T. Sanderson
Kenneth Allsop
Chicago
America
Cuba
Nathaniel Weyl
Castro
Jane Jacobs
Nika Standen Hazelton
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
William Cole
Norman Monath
Jim Thorne
Nata Lee
Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy
Mary van Rensselaer Thayer
Vina Delmar
Matthew Perry
Japan
Rome
Morley Callaghan
Merla Zellerbach
San Francisco
Ramana
John Dickson Carr
Bill Gulick
Western Writers of America
Emma Lathen
Massachusetts
United States
Current Best Sellers List Highlighting Prominent Titles
The list features FRANNY AND ZOOEY by Salinger THE AGONY AND THE ECSTASY by Stone TO KILL A MOCKING BIRD by Lee SPIRIT LAKE by Kantor THE CARPETBAGGERS by Robbins NONFICTION THE MAKING OF THE PRESIDENT 1948 by White A NATION OF SHEEP by Lederer THE RISE AND FALL OF CHE GUEVARA by Shirer CITIZEN HEARST by Swanberg LIVING FREE by Adamson.
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Franny
Zooey
Salinger
Stone
Bird
Lee
Spirit Lake
Kantor
the Carpetbaggers
Robbins
Lederer
Che Thi
Reich
Shirer
Hearst
Swanberg
Living Free
Adamson
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China
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Harold Preston
Frank E. Jones
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Lawrence Lodge No. 6
A. F
A. M
Marx
Joseph Molner
Lynn Poole
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Ota
Johns Hopkins University
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Leonard Lyons
New City Library Books
Thelma Baker
Publishers’ Weekly
Interlandi
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