Lawrence Daily Journal World Personnel Roster
Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff positions with POLPH SIMONS as President and Editor and C Simons Jr as Vice President Publisher. Bill Mayer is noted as dene and Jack Rimmerman as Managing Editor with Ernest Pontius as News Editor and Leo Eller as Business Manager.
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Polph C. Simons Jr
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Jack Rimmerman
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Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller Uuu
Lawrence urges better telegraph service from Western Union
Lawrence civic leaders press Western Union to end long detours and ensure first class telegraph service. They cite the city of nearly 40 000 residents and Kansas University as needing improved communication amid monopoly concerns.
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Lawrence
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Kansas University
Rheumatic heart and its difference from coronary disease
Explanation of rheumatic heart as valve damage from streptococcus infection with scar tissue that impairs valve function. Two main heart disease types described, plus risks, age of onset, and the role of repeated rheumatic fever. Also covers electrolysis safety, ovarian cancer risk with removal, and guidance on treatment decisions.
A Liberal Conscience or Conservative Shift in 1964
The piece argues voters deserve real policy contrasts between conservatives and liberals in national elections. It highlights Barry Goldwater as a clear ultra conservative candidate and notes other Republicans like Rockefeller Scranton and Romney while critiquing the dominance of Democratic liberalism. It envisions a two party divide, asking for votes based on policy over party loyalty.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Barry Goldwater
Cuba
Arizona
Rockefeller
Scranton
Romney
Goldwater
Solid South
Washington
Broadening Horizons for Retired Americans
A Bowie State College project in Maryland has retired teachers from college and high school levels teaching classes to elderly students. Colleges usually impose no age limits, allowing any interested retiree to return to learning and gain new skills for part time work or personal growth.
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America
Bowie State College
Maryland
Western Union Woes Highlight Lawrence Telegraph Gaps
A hypothetical industry rep visiting Lawrence finds no Western Union wire service in town. Telephone operators are unavailable and railway stations lack senders. He must call Kansas City for a long distance wire, prompting questions about the city’s progress and suitability for a new plant.
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Lawrence
Western Union
Kansas City
Johnson Seen Winning Business Support In The White House
Lyndon B. Johnson's personal approach to about 100 top business leaders in Washington is viewed as key to improving White House relations with industry. Analysts note his populist background and liberal stance may attract corporate support more than Kennedy era policy. Washington Post News Service
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Senate
Texas
National Youth Administration
Capitol Hill
Old Home Town Highlights From 1945 and 1924
Ten years ago Mrs. Lulu Mitchell left about 50000 for an honors scholarship in memory of Prof. A G Mitchell. The state flag flew at Strong Hall replacing the U S banner. Fraser Hall shared the flags with the EU flag. New babies and the Dine A Mite Inn opened. Lawrence High Promoters beat Sumner High. A 1924 note reports a Douglas County Fair board plan and Lakeview store fire.
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Lulu Mitchell
A. G. Mitchell
Strong Hall
U.S
Navy
Topeka
Fraser Hall
J. S. Perry
Frank Pippert
Donald Johns
Forrest Jackson
A. A. Marshall
Lawrence High
Sumner High
Douglas County Fair Board
Jefferson
Leavenworth
George Kirchoff Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Constant
C. B. Hosford
A. F. McClanahan
C. L. Scott
Lakeview
Arthur Marks
Levi Bower
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
Today’s Bible message cites I John 1 7 about walking in the light and fellowship among believers. The prayer thanks God for fellowship within the body of Christ and asks for opportunities to share personal faith in Christ.
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John
Father
Christ
Outlook for 1964 based on tax cut and stability
Walter Heller discusses 1964 outlook: tax cut should lift growth to about 5 percent in stable dollars next year, with 4 percent this year. Assassination briefly unsettled retail sales but Johnson's continuity steadies the economy. He cites structural unemployment, automation, and balance of payments alongside policy impact and interest-rate implications.
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Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Washington Post
Heller
Kennedy
U.S
Mark Twain
Atlantic
Pacific
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Washington Post News Service
Krasna Wins Lawsuit and Pays Big Attorney Fee
Norman Krasna defended a plagiarism suit rather than settle for 5000 dollars and won the case, then paid 46000 dollars in legal fees. The piece also notes nepotism in Herman Levin’s productions and other Hollywood anecdotes about Mitchum, Fairbanks, Barrymore, and industry trends.
Hal Boyle on Stockings and Small Facts of Life
New York AP column surveys everyday trivia from stockings worn per year to hours spent in beauty shops. It notes car ownership in the US versus the Soviet Union, canned hippo meat, weeds vs young plants, mistletoe myths, wrinkles, and witty quotes, ending with a reminder about seat belts and the first motel.
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New York
Santa Claus
U.S
Romania
Soviet Union
United States
France
Robert Q. Lewis
America
Herbert Hoover
Don Marquis
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