Lawrence Daily Journal World fee and staff listing 1937
The item lists staff roles including editor publisher and managing editor along with advertising and business managers. It includes the newspaper's address at 4th and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for various regions. The note is dated Wednesday Evening February 6 1937 and mentions Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simons
Baker
4Th
New Hampshire
Kansas
Lawrence
Gerts Krmek
Douglas
United States
Associated Preas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Prasa
Kansas Argument Hovers Over Interstate Highway Reimbursements
Kansas Construction Magazine warns Congress must reimburse states that built pre 1956 Interstates or Kansas will bear the loss. Edward Weilepp notes that if Congress pays, Kansas benefits. if not, billions in potential funding and private turnpike work may be jeopardized as 121 miles of Kansas Turnpike remain tied to the Interstate plan.
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Kansas Construction Magazine
Congress
Kansas
Edward Weilepp
KCM
Kan
Bureau of Public Roads
Newton
Salina
BPR
Pro
Kansa
Frank Carlson
Weilepp
Gluecks Cite Link Between Body Build and Delinquency
Harvard criminologists Dr. Sheldon Glueck and Mrs. Glueck argue a connection between physique and behavior in youths. Their survey of 1000 delinquent youths suggests roughly half are solidly muscular while the rest show a lighter build, implying fitness programs may influence conduct.
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Harvard University
Sheldon Glueck
Gluecks
Athletic Programs Channel Energies of Boys into Sports
The piece argues that muscular boys are not delinquent by nature but that physical fitness tests show physique contributes to the overall picture. It notes approved outlets like football and basketball reduce trouble, channeling energy into competitive athletics and keeping youths occupied to prevent mischief.
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Glaecks
School Aid Passage Faces Narrow Chance This Year
NEA Washington From Peter Edson Eisenhower's school aid program stands an estimated 50 to 50 chance of passage in Congress this year. Campaign promises, party endorsements, and classroom shortages boost prospects, while the Powell amendment and Walsh-Healy public contracts clause threaten the bill's glide path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Edson
NEA
Washington Correspondent
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
President Eisenhower
South
State of the Union
Supreme Court
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N
House
Senate
Tha Senate
Me ‘House
White House
Department of the Education and Welfare
Walsh-Healy
Secretary of Labor
Wind and rain strike Lawrence causing storefront damage
Strong winds with rain tore through Lawrence early this morning damaging several buildings. A window blew in at Kansay Electric Power and another at Brick's Cafe on the Hill. Wheat on the Chicago stock exchange hit a 27 year high of 2.20 a bushel. Other items note a Kansas official appointment, socialBridge gathering, a KU engineering talk, and past anniversaries.
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Lawrence
Kansay
Brick
Stock Exchange
Chicago
Charles C. Rankin
Kansas State Tax Commission
W. H. Shoemaker
George Wagstaff
George Bea
J. ©. Jones
K.U
Kansas City
Haskell
Frank Endacott
London
Kate Stephens
Byron Caldwell Smith
Harris
Bahamian Official Stanley Darville Handles Many Roles
A 43 year old Bahamian commissioner on Andros Island wears many hats as customs officer police chief wreck investigator fire inspector postmaster marriage registrar coroner and immigration officer. He leads a four man staff on 780 square miles of mangrove wilderness with a pay of 25 to 50 dollars weekly plus housing and occasional legal fees.
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Andros
Bahamas
Stanley R. Darville
Darville
Islands
Darvill
Sunshine Isles
Massachusetts
Mengrove
Editor clarifies auto terms for teen hotrods and drag strips
Evadne M. Laptad argues two terms used in the Journal-World need clear meaning. She defines a hotrod enthusiast as a curious high school student who studies autos at school and at home, reads on the topic, and tests ideas in a controlled setting. A drag strip is the hotrod enthusiast’s equivalent of a personal proving ground or lab for experiments and demonstrations.
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Elizabeth Evang
Agnes Sutton
Dorothy Koehringtied
Carl Walker
George Hale
Elma Hungzicker
Everett McCarthy
Lois Burke
Board of Education
Journal-World
Henry Ford
Walter Chrysler
Evadne M. Laptad
Ind
Radio and TV Programs Listings by Station Lineup
A detailed schedule of radio and television offerings for WDAF KMBC WREN KFKQ and others on February 6 and 7, listing News Sports Weather and prime time shows, with note of cartoon and local program blocks and station markers.
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WDAF
Wren Kfkq
Just Pine
Muale
Wdar News
WREN
Telio
WDAK
Atorgan Beatty
KMEC
K.V.K.U
Martin Plock
KIRC
Nocturne
WPAP
WDA Ep
KMBEC
Lawrence Welk
WDAP
Tilbon
Red Waring
Guy Lombardd
KMBU
MBC
WDAT
Telloe
Morean
Ramtty
MRC
KMBG
Dixon
KMAC
Mewa
Fred Waring
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbc.tv
Kcmo.tv
Mickey Mouse Club
Three Star News
Star Weather
Ils
Ten Star Sports
Disneyland
Fiddie’ Fisher
Godfrey Bhow
Hiram Holiday
Rte
Ozzie & Harrint Television Theatre
Tye
Ford Theatre
Warner Bros. Films
Cindrella. Jones
State Trooper
Playhouse
Star Theatre
Studio 6
Late Show
Scarlet Letters In Modern Judgment Of Adultery
The piece discusses lasting stigma from adultery and compares Puritan branding to contemporary views. It cites Ingrid Bergman as a case where public censure lingers years after offenses, noting laws of limitations and evolving attitudes toward forgiveness.
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Ingrid
Ingrid Bergman
Cir
Bible Verse Fragment Reflects Concern for People's Welfare
Fragment from today’s Bible reading speaks to the man who does not care for his people’s welfare and warns against harming others. The line emphasizes responsibility and guardianship within the community.
Inmates Use Band Instruments in Indiana Jail Break Attempt
An Indiana jail break attempt involved inmates using band instruments to blow open a route. The report notes the bizarre plan and the surrounding confusion. A separate oddball item mentions a Florida bass weighing 48 pounds and a New Jersey man facing trouble for polygamy.
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Indiana
Calendar quiz on 19457 year facts and political symbols
A set of trivia questions covers the atomic era starting in 1945, farm numbers and average farm size trends, the first use of the elephant for the Republican party by Thomas Nast, the world’s largest republic in area as the Republic of China, and the Aberdeen Angus cattle’s origins with Angus cattle imported in 1873.
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Republican Party
Caltopalat
Thomas Nast
Republic
Republic of China
Scotland
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