Lawrence Daily Journal World Friday Evening 1960
Lawrence Daily Journal World publication details and rates for subscriptions at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Kansas. The item lists editors publishers and staff roles with historical dates and pricing for carrier and mail delivery across regions. It is a formal newspaper masthead note from January 22, 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kas
Cousins
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Chicago Police Scandal Exposes Burglary Ring Ties
A Chicago police scandal reveals widespread graft as officers are linked to a burglary ring. Virgil Peterson of the Chicago Crime Commission notes screening flaws and culture issues, while calls grow for firmer discipline, higher salaries, and better accountability across departments.
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U. S
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago
Daley
Virgil Peterson
FBI
Chicago Crime Commission
Peterson
Police Administration
U.S
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
America
Topeka
Lawrence
Letters on zoning and public progress in Lawrence
In a Letters to the Editor piece, the writer questions who created spot zoning in Lawrence, argues a business street is a public asset, and contends neighbors should share influence over zoning decisions, citing adjacent business areas and parking space concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
City Commission
Massachusetts
Bridge
6Th Street
Iowa
23Rd
Kentucky
Dear Dr Mother Sleep After Nap Causes Fatigue Advice
Dear Dr Mother suggests a 30 minute afternoon nap as a common habit in many countries. It notes it may help business people and explains fatigue could stem from low blood sugar or skipping breakfast. Recommends a light snack like raw carrot or celery and considers weight as a factor.
Food habits and subtle hunger cues in daily life
The passage discusses light snacks like lettuce or fruit to curb calories and suggests waking thoughts about food may be habitual. It notes slim individuals using energy to care for a child may need more food energy, and some people stay busy to avoid eating, hinting at natural body signals and lifestyle factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
High Schools Tailor Sports Programs in Lan caster County
Officials from 15 high schools in Lancaster County Pennsylvania met to reduce conflicts with class work by limiting varsity basketball. They cap the season at 18 games and shift as many as possible to Friday nights, with Tuesday games starting between 4 15 and 6 45 p m and football remaining a Saturday sport.
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Lancaster
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
New Yorker review rips at snobbery and pretension
Ruthless critique targets The New Yorker as a blueprinted daydream of a dead hillbilly era. It mocks its pompous prose, debt habits, and faux sophistication while noting occasional sharp cartoons and cultural perch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amah
Kowloon
New Yorker
Ross
Thurber
Emily Hahn
John Cheever
The
Cobra
Fred Waring Says TV Rejection Won’t Kill His Career
Fred Waring, a veteran showman of 43 years, laments TV rejection as network leaders deem him washed up. He travels with The Pennsylvanians, drawing crowds up to 20,000, and urges a return of experience in television while insisting he still loves show business.
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Fred Waring
Waring
America
Eisenhower resigns K State presidency for Penn State College
Milton Eisenhower leaves Kansas State University to become president of Pennsylvania State College at Harrisburg. Marion Talley heads for Hollywood, and Lawrence High School lists Summerfield scholarship candidates led by Ben Hall and others. Local civic notes include building and loan officers elected, bridge club hosting, and YMCA board officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Eisenhower
K-State
Pennsylvania State College
Harrisburg
Burton Sears
Evanston
Ill
Lawrence
Alice Sears
Ottawa
India
Rajendra Prasad
Ben Hall
James Ireland
John Gagliardo
Jack Brand
Lou Mitchell
Lawrence High School
Summerfield
Paul Dinsmoor
Athur Peck
H. J. Hanna
Charles Louk
Douglas County Building and Loan
Paul Rankin
W. B. Downing
Agnes Evans
R. C. Miller
Ernest Milburn
Gus Gabriel
Ed Grobe
John Kanzig
Hesper Farm Bureau
Marion Talley
Hollywood
Movies
Army
Cary
Warren Wilson
Burlington
Kansas
Dudley Doolittle
F. M. Perkins
W. R. Gorrill
A. T. Olson
D. C. Asher
Ymca Board
Ed Klein
J. R. Holmes
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Note
A devotional fragment urging believers to witness what they have seen and heard. It asks God to direct thoughts toward a personal mission, to serve willingly at home and work, and to do one’s best in the spirit of the Lord’s Prayer.
Lyons Den Briefs: FBI Still Weighs Murder in Frank Plane Case
The Lyons Den notes the FBI has not ruled out murder in the Julian Frank incident aboard a plane, with Frank allegedly believing a packet of black market pesos was aboard instead of a bomb. The piece also surveys varied Broadway, political, and entertainment items, including Martyn Green’s return to the stage, Groucho Marx at the White House, and Adlai Stevenson’s ADA Award ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Julian Frank
Frank
Somoza
Nicaragua
Martyn Green
Groucho Marx
White House
Tyrone Guthrie
Jimmy Cross
Bakers Union
Sen. McClellan
AFL
Burton Pugach
Hal Boyle Quips Irritate Many Cops in Columns
Hal Boyle highlights common policeman grievances with jokes about overbearing authority, parking tickets, public service, and petty misunderstandings. The anecdotes lampoon tensions between citizens and police, illustrating everyday friction and comic misreads in public encounters.
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LPH
Simons
Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Ack Zimmerman
Irnest
Pontius Edeller
Edster
Fdster
Journal World
Nessee
Joseph Molner
Robert C. Ruark
New Yorkers
Harold Ross
Joseph Mitchell
John McNulty
John O’hara
China
Ruark
Charlie Addams
R. Taylor
Mr. Ross
Old
Dubuque
Fire Island
Anthony West
Hecate County
Wolcott Gibbs
Time Magazine
E. B. White
Ernest
Hemingway
Fleischman
Westchester
Joe Leibling
Wayward
By Marie Torre
New York Herald Tribune
Robert Montgomery
Jackie Gleason
Old Home Town
Lyons den FBI
Leonard Lyons
Richard Adler
Robt
Alan Aurthur
Eddie Fisher
William Rhinelander Stewart
Vogue
Stewart
Pugach
Anne Bancroft
Shelley Winters
Anne Frank
Miss Winters
Gypsy
June Havoc
Roy Cohn
Madison Square Garden
Eva LeGallienne
Washington
Mary Stuart
National Press Club
Mrs. Roosevelt
Perle Mesta
Madame Chiang
Jan Mitchell
Longchamps
Henry Lustig
Lustig
el Morocco
San Tropezo
Jimmy Patton
N. Y. Giants
Dove Schary
Campobello
Charles Chaplin
Chaplin
Hal Boyle
Sonny
City Hall
Napoleon
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