Journal-World Dolph Simmons Editor and PubMaker
The Lawrence Kansas Journal World notes Dolph Simmons as editor and publisher with assisting staff including Dolph Simons associate publisher Bill Mayer managing editor Ernest Pontius advertising manager Leo Eller and others. The paper is printed in Lawrence Kansas with mailing options and subscription rates listed.
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Dolph Simons
Eer
Bill Mayer
Ernest Pontius
Manger
Leo Eller
W-Husness
C. Simons
Pis
New Havenshire Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Carder
Sina Bemali
Douglas
Serand Tee
Aydt
Buren
Ciretariona
Tha
Associated Press
Ee Pee Sorad
Reed Favored for Kansas Governor Nomination Next Week
The Journal-World backs Clyde Reed of Parsons for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and eventual election in November. It cites his progressive record, honesty, experience, and ability to govern without partisanship to end bickering and move Kansas toward efficient government. Reed, son of former Governor and Senator Clyde Reed Sr., rose from editor of the Parsons Sun to publisher and majority owner, building a public-spirited career and a cooperative leadership style.
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Kansas
The
Journal-World
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Reed
Chde Reed Sr
United States
Clyde
Posternor
Washington
Clide Jr
Watersit
Lawrence
Kansas City Journal-Post
Parsons Sun
Republicans Avoid Mud Slinging in Kansas Governor Campaign
The Kansas GOP hopes to repeat smart campaigning after 1956 mudslinging damaged Fred Hall and Warren Shaw. Democrats react with Docking bank shortage criticisms while Republicans target the Democrats. Observers warn of cannibalism if any candidate resorts to slander, favoring restraint and focus on Democrats.
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Kansas
Fred Hall
Warren Shaw
GOP
George Docking
Clyde Reed
IRS
A Shortt Story A lesson in salesmanship
A driver arrives in Western Kansas towns with faulty windshield wipers asking for help. Attendants at two stations give half phrases and no knowledge, while a friendly teen at the second station repairs wipers, discovers a broken headlight from gravel damage, and sells oil and gasoline. By 15 minutes later the motorist leaves content with functioning wipers and a full service purchase.
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Kanzas
You Can Carry It Too Far You Know Old Bean
A satirical riff by Robert C. Allark on overhyped Middle East tourism and the glossy tourism promotion of the United Arab Republic Egypt Syria, lampooning the State Department warnings and travel advertising. The author mocks promotional touting and notes dangers, joking about travel destruction and costly, risky vacations.
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New Yorker
McCall's
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
State Department
Middle East
Sons of Marines
Faisal
Nuri As- Said
Cairo
Shepheard
Beirut
Patt Chamoun
Patti
Rome
Paris
New York
Park Avenue
Remembering Joseph W Murray A Lawrence citizen and editorials
Letters from Ken Sperry praise Joseph W Murray for civic work and thoughtful journalism in Lawrence. Sperry, KU alumnus and former football player, reflects on Murray’s legacy of community service, school support, and sound public progress, while critiquing band music at games and urging march tunes.
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Joseph W. Murray Ednar
Journal-World
Joe Murray
Lawrence
Doc Murray
Murray
Jaazy
Southern Methodist
Ken Sperrs
Sperry
Lawrence Thigh
Turemaker
Jayhawk
Oklahonse
Gridiron Enthusiasm Sparks Sideline Talk
Radnor and Journal-World readers react to Bill Mayers Sport Talk with excitement. Suggestions arise to spruce up halftime ceremonies with majorettes and cheerleaders to boost Saturday afternoon games.
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Radnor
Journal-World
Bill Mayers
Former Senator Milliken Dies in Denver
Former U S Senator Eugene Z Milliken, 47, a major policy maker for the Republican Party, died Sunday in Denver. He was appointed to the CS Senate in 194( and retired from public life on July 26, 1956.
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Denver
Pormer Us
Eugene
Milliken
Ptali Rado
Republ
Ores
CS Senate
Christians Fare Well in the Middle East Says Church Leaders
Dr. Alfred Carleton and Rev. Horace McMullen, former presidents of Aleppo College, say Christians in the five Arab states linked to Arab nationalism are thriving and loyal to their governments. About 10 percent of 45 million: Lebanon 64 percent Christian majority, Iraq 3 percent, Iran not in the five. Christians maintain civil and religious affairs within communities, separate from colonial ties.
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Tom Henshaw
Middle East
Alfred Carleton
Congregational Christian Churches’ Foreign Mission Board
Horace M. McMullen
Middle Eeast
Carleton
McMullen
Aleppo College
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Egypt
Lebanon
Rev. McMullen
Matter of Fact Back to Adams and Future
Washington columnist Joseph Alsop weighs the Adams case amid White House turmoil. He argues Ike may accept Adams's departure, noting mishandling, questions over personal perks, and cabinet praise as hints of an honor exit. The piece contends Adams could face lasting obscurity or private life if he stays.
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
Munich
Sherman Adams
Adams
Iraq
Bernard Goldfine
United States
White House
Goldfine
Gov. Adams
Eisenhower
President
Adam
Hagerty
Boston
Sheraton Plaza Hotel
New York
James Buchanan
Thomas K. Stephens
Alaska
June Taylor
Lawrence Chamber Adds Members and Contests Grow
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce reports 38 new members in a recent drive. The Lawrence National Bank runs a tall corn contest as county crops are forecast strong, with Walter Schaal noting revival of prewar contests. Donald K. Trovillion's body arrives in San Francisco for burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery after dying on Luzon in January 1945. Gov Landon plans a September special session on beer status. nationwide business signups surge for the National Recovery Administration amid many employer questions. By nightfall, about 10 Lawrence restaurants sell 3.2 beer after a court ruling.
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Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence National Bank
Walter Schaal
Donald K. Trovillion
Lonnie Trovillion
San Francisco
Golden
Genesis 28 12 Bible Verse Dreams Ladder Vision
A brief biblical verse notes Jacob dreaming of a ladder set on the earth with its top reaching heaven, conveying a symbolic connection between the earthly realm and the divine. This scripture from Genesis 28 12 emphasizes divine presence and revelation through dream imagery.
Lyons Den Fellow Buys Painting for Gal And Gallery Misses Celebrity
A man using the name Mr. Schmidt bought a painting for a young woman who works until 6 pm. The gallery could not reserve the piece or stay open, so they placed it in the window with good light for her after hours. The buyer’s identity remained unknown as Ingrid Bergman later emerged as the intended fiancée.
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Lyons den
Gal
Oy Leone
Connaught Hotel
London
Schmidt
Lars Schmidt
Ingrid Bergman
Milton J. Kramer
Hotel
Edison
Benjamin Franklin
Whimsy Mailbag Wows New York Readers
Hal Boyle shares whimsical mail inspired curiosities from readers. Facts range from brain weight at birth to cable tonnage, eye development in cubs, Leaning Tower of Pisa shifts, and quirky quotes about ships, bears, and marriage. The collection highlights curious trivia and light anecdotes from daily life.
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New York
George de Witt
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