Lawrence Journal World Staff Directory and publication details
Lawrence Journal World front notes staff positions with Dolph C Simons Jr as president editor and other editors and managers listed. The page shows the paper is published daily except Sunday by World Company in Lawrence Kansas with address Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and contact info. Subscriptions rates by carrier and mail are provided for local and national readers.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Tack Zimmerman Wnunnweno
Newa
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simona
the World Company
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New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Matin Douglas
United States
Kaw
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Lecturer’s remarks on farm issue draw sharp criticism
The Lawrence Daily Journal World quotes Dr. Schlebecker accusing the Farm Bureau Federation and packers, calling them a company union and slobs. Critics question whether he spoke as an educator or private citizen and label his comments immature and irresponsible.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
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Schiebecker
All About Harvard Tales Recited by a CCNY Man
A reminiscence recalls encounters with Harvard figures and anecdotes from professors, presidents, and club lore. The author reflects on admissions, alumni, and cross‑collegiate jabs, sharing stories about Maxwell Rabb, William Lyon Phelps, Santayana, Roosevelt, Chayefsky, Kennedy, and DiSalle.
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Roosevelt
U. S. Supreme Court
John J. O'Connor
FDR
O'Connor
Yale
Paddy Chayefsky
CCNY
Yale Club
Harvard Club
John F. Kennedy
Mike diSalle
Ohio
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Nixon
Gov. DiSalle
Harvard
Virgil Thomsen
Crite
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Washington
Griswold
Douglas County Reappraisal: Questioning the Move and Motives
Douglas County debates a potential property reappraisal asking if pressure or trend shapes the push. The three member commission notes ongoing outside-firm talks, cites low bonded debt, and weighs rural versus urban assessment equity amid broader state patterns.
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Douglas County
County Commission
Atchison County
Commission
Douglas County Commission
Lawrence
Chicago
New York
Kansas
ISU Historian Urges NFO To Embrace Strong-Arm Tactics
Iowa State University history assistant professor Dr John T Schlebecker told the National Farmers Organization convention in Des Moines that the group should adopt forceful union tactics. He criticized the DUO balding action and urged firmer methods.
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Iowa State University
National Farmers Organization
Des Moines
John T. Schlebecker
Iowa State
NFO
New Freedom At Ole Miss
In Oxford Mississippi a faculty meeting on desegregation produced a strong push for open speech and opposition to state pressure. Professors praised support for The Mississippian editor and vowed to defend academic freedom despite past rioting and nationwide image damage.
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New Freedom
Ole Miss
Oxford
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Mississippi University
James H Meredith
Supreme Court
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Mississippian
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Meredith
Old Home Towns Reflections and 1937 Local News Tidbits
This clipped page recalls 10 years ago 1952 with E G Day turning 98 and mentions Mamie Eisenhower and Mrs Hobby among top dressers as well as the Duchess of Windsor. It also covers a Bromersick Party for Scouts and 4H in Hoch Auditorium and then 25 years prior 1937 highlights including new Social Service League headquarters Supreme Court wire tapping ruling and local Christmas events and meetings.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Law School
Dean Bender
United States
Supreme Court
Richard Bissell
Bissell
CCNY
St. John's
E. G. Day
Gen. Eisenhower
David
Mamie Eisenhower
Oveta Culp Hobby
Duchess of Windsor
Hoch Auditorium
Social Service League
R. I. St
Bessie Taylor
Supreme Court of the United States
Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
Today’s edition presents a devotional verse from John 8:12 where Jesus proclaims I am the light of the world and promises guidance for followers. A prayer asks for open minds and hearts that the Holy Spirit’s light may fill lives in the Redeemer’s name.
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Jesus
Christ
Dining Rooms Return in Homes Signaling a New Trend
columnist Jack Zimmerman notes a revival of formal dining rooms as a status symbol and social hub. He compares alcoves and picture windows of past homes with today’s larger dining spaces seen as enhancing male ego and family life.
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Jack Zimmerman
Dear Dr Motner Advice Column On Health Questions
Dear readers public health column advises prescription needed for thyroid extract and warns against self diagnosis. It explains differences between heart attack and suffocation, cautions about breastbone cysts, urges medical evaluation for abnormal bleeding, and offers a leaflet on leg cramps and foot pains via mail.
Farming Exodus Seen as Answer
Topeka economist Raymond J. Doll of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas says the farm problem requires moving resources out of agriculture. He notes rising difficulty in expanding domestic or foreign food demand and predicts a continuing trend toward fewer farmers as subsidies and programs won't grow much.
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Raymond J. Doll
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas
Doll
Wheat Forecast For Kansas In 1963
Kansas crop officials project a 245 million bushel wheat harvest for 1963 based on 10,641,000 acres seeded, up 9 percent from 1962 but 6 percent below the 10-year average. If realized, the crop would be 16 percent above 1962, with fall seeding at 361,000 acres, down 12 percent from last year. Old wheat and rye are reported at good standards.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Enoch Light a Jazz Era Visionary Turns Recording Millionaire
Hal Boyle profiles Enoch Light once known as the Ambassador of Jazz. He built a recording business from scratch, endured years of hardship, and sold his firm to ABC Paramount for over two million dollars. Light credits hard work and belief as the keys to success.
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America
Enoch Light
Light
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ABC Paramount
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