Lawrence Daily Journal World shipboard notices July 4 187
Lawrence Daily Journal World published by The World Company in Lawrence Kansas notes staff roles and pricing. The item lists editor publisher and business staff, distribution details by carrier and mail, and Associated Press affiliations. The date shown is Thursday Evening July 4 137.
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Declaration Echoes Across Centuries in World Role
A re reading of the Declaration of Independence prompts reflection on Americas rise from a fledgling nation to a global actor. The piece argues that U S leadership remains essential despite propaganda and calls for continued foreign engagement and a commission manager form of local government in Lawrence.
Letter on local government choice in Lawrence
Adam Kay argues for a commission-manager system as efficient yet notes public apathy and complacency threaten progress. He cites good councilmen as key to better governance and suggests that qualified, diligent leaders are essential for effective administration in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Adam Kay
Ray
Kay
Aly
Not Speeders Alone In This Era Of Terrible Speed
An editorial argues speed on highways causes fatal accidents and urges broader road safety focus. It condemns thoughtless signals neglectful drivers, violators ignoring Stop, rubber-neckers, and no passing zone dashers as culprits alongside speeders, noting self-criticism among critics of progress.
Fireworks display and civic events light up 10 years ago
Downtown stores closed for the Fourth as a large Lawrence display at KU stadium featured 250 pieces with $200 spent. Gov Frank Carlson spoke, track events, music, and a George Washington pageant were planned. Brownie Scouts, picnics in Clinton Park and Mis sissippi Street families, Farmers Union Picnic, and local club activities filled the day with baseball games dampened by rain fears and community transport arrangements to Woodland Park for entertainment benefiting Army YMCA and Red Cross.
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K.U
Frank Carlson
Clinton Park
Ray Kanehl
Frank Green
Charlottesville
Truman
Monticello
Jefferson
Mississippi Street
Deal Six
Lawrence
Ottawa
Farmers’ Union
George Washington
Chicago
K.A. Dames
E. R. Learned
A. B. Mitchell
Ivan Rowe
Sally
Harold Longenecker
Louise
Mary
O. W. Maloney
Owen
Marilyn
Eileen
E. P. Sisson
Jerry
Joan
Mitchells
Andy
Alex
Douglas County
Lawrence Merchants
Woodland Park
Army Ymca
Red Cross
Thirteenth Street
Elks Club
Junius Underwood
Jessie
Emery
Junius Jr
H. T. Melton
Charles Decker
Marion
Henry Anderson
Evelyn Underwood
Charles Underwood
New York City
Charles Constant
Harold
Paul Rankin
YACKS STRAWS JUST ASK A FRAZZLED PARENT
Dr Fred V Mein of Chicago argues that American youth are healthier and taller than ever and life expectancy nears 70. He rejects cries of decline, noting flaws in other nations and praising kids energy. He urges seeing the positives and recognizing diverse outcomes among American children.
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Jack Zimmerman
Fred V. Mein
Chicago
U. S
Dr. Hein
Jack
Kansas University
Hein
Dec
Jed
Pierres
France
United
Card Drive for Buses Urges Community Transport Renewal
A letter to the Journal-World editor calls for restoring public bus service through a city vote and a broad card drive. The writer, a longtime bus rider, argues for immediate action, broader public involvement, and willingness to support funding and schedules to revive buses. The appeal emphasizes community effort, cites past airport support, and urges every reader to participate within 30 days.
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Footsore
City Hall receives bus service request card
City Manager at City Hall receives a petition card urging quick bus service with the line We want bus service-quick. The card is signed by Pearl Jackson of 782 Maple St and Grace Kennedy of 943 Ohio St.
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Pearl Jackson
Maple St
Grace Kennedy
Ohio St
Supreme Court May Toss Actions On FBI Data Use
Supreme Court likely will strike down any new Congress law preventing defendants from seeing FBI files used in their trials. The Jencks ruling grants defendants right to view FBI material tied to witness testimony, prompting congressional bills to restrict access and avoid broad discovery. The article notes the FBI and Justice Department opposition and warns of lower courts diverging interpretations if access remains broad.
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Supreme Court
FBI
Washington
Congress
Clinton E. Jencks
Justice
Justice Department
Jencks
Congress Is Considering A Bill Which Says: Seeiny
Fear not the flock for the Father's gift of the kingdom
A compact verse-style note quotes Luke 12 32 urging fear not the flock as the Father plans to give them the kingdom. The message emphasizes divine provision, encouragement, and assurance.
Lyons Den Hoods And Their Dark Broadway Tales
Leona recalls brutal mobsters from Broadway's heyday including Pretty Amberg and Monte Proser. The piece recounts Amberg’s vicious methods, Capone’s jailhouse screening interruption of Public Enemy, Moran and Capone feuds, Waxey Gordon’s fall, and Dion O’Banion’s wake tale as mourners jest at Calisco's bar with a slain gangster left seated.
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Amberg
East River
Ton
Johnny Broderick
Schultz
Monte Proser
Monte
Buddy
Okee
Capone
Moran
Waxey Gordon
Tommy Lyman
Chicago
Dion O'Banion
Tommy
Lyman
Goodby
Pal
O' Pal
Ier
O'Banion
Calisimo's
Retirement housing big new field in America
Hal Boyle reports on a shift in the housing market toward retirement living. N R Field, once a builder for families, now develops Bowtown Beach near Palm Beach with 8,000 homes designed for elders. Features include no stairs, grab bars, waist level outlets, and wide doors. Prices start at 13,500, targeting a growing elderly population and a trend echoed by other builders.
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America
N. R
Tubby) Field
Gwensboro
Florida
Denver
Colo
Tubby
Field
United States
Bowtown Beach
Palm Beach
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