Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
The notice lists editorial and publishing staff for the Lawrence Daily Journal-World including editor W. C. Simons, publisher POLPH SIMONS JR, and others. It notes address at Sixith and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas and subscription rates for carrier and mail, with the paper dated Thursday Evening June 4 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POLPH
Douglas
United States
Lawrence
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
KU's Acorn Center for Engineering Science Seen as Midwest Leader
Franklin Murphy announced a $200 000 start for a Kansas University engineering science center described as a major regional resource. Leaders expect rapid growth to a five year budget over $500 000 with eight to ten senior engineers and 30 plus co workers, potentially becoming a national beacon in engineering research.
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Kansas University
Midwest
Center For
Engineering Science
Franklin Murphy
Murphy
Lawrence
Kansas
Stanford
Cornell
Princeton
EU Center
Hoffa Targeted as He Seeks Respectability in Teamsters
A Kansas City business executive says Jimmy Hoffa remains a problem but is pulling back from strong-arm methods to gain legitimacy. He cites the smaller Teamsters bosses as the real source of wildcat walkouts and headaches while Congress hesitates to enforce union laws, warning the situation will worsen without action.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Kansas City
Hoffa
Sweetness and Light
Kansas Cition
Congress
Inadequate Warning For Lawrence Tornado Alerts
The Lawrence warning system remains loudness and distinctiveness challenged. Citizens report missing warnings during tornado periods due to closed windows, air conditioners, or distant signals. Calls persist for special sirens with a distinctive tone to improve sheltering timing.
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Lawrence
City weighs better emergency warning methods
Officials discuss improving alert frequencies and funding to locate and test warning systems. They consider alternative devices and methods to alert citizens quickly in emergencies, hoping to avoid a tragedy before action is taken.
Art of Poland and Socialism in the Warsaw Studio Day
Joseph Alsop recalls a Warsaw gathering of Polish painters led by Urbanowicz and featuring Cybis Lebenstein and Kobzdej. The day mixes gaiety and deep debate on socialist realism, personal truth, and the future of Polish art as Moscow reacts to a conservative show. Cybis praises youth as the future amid tensions with official realism.
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Warsaw
Poland
Urbanowicz
Warsaw University
Jan Cybis
Cybis
Moscow
Jan Lebenstein
Alexander Kobzdej
Ilya Ehrenburg
Budapest
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Wrobleski
Lebenstein
Cybil
Obituaries and Local History Highlight Baker KU Graduates Remembrances
Old Home Town honors O L Salveson at 83 with family, while Baker University prepares 120 graduates this spring and KU grants 197 master and bachelor level degrees in June. Washington pastor Rev Edward Hughes Pruden to deliver baccalaureate. City Commission leases airport field despite Airport Board advice as local growth continues at 19th and Mass. Streets with numerous historic shops and changing landmarks from 1880s fire station to current businesses. 1919 Elks Club sues tambourines of Salvation Army girls while new Chamber of Commerce plans civic work.
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O. L. Salveson
Edythe Salveson
Lawrence
Baker University
Edward Hughes Pruden
First Baptist
Church of Washington, D. C
Airport Board
Louis Coghill
19Th and
Mass. Sts
A. B. Heisey
Elks Club
Salvation Anny Girls
Chamber of Commerce
Bible message and prayer prompt compassion for the unsaved
A devotional note cites Luke 15 20 about the prodigal son's return and praises God for compassion toward sinners. It asks believers to extend mercy to the unsaved in homes and neighborhoods, concluding with a prayer in Jesus name.
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Jesus
FLICKER FLASHBACKS ON OLD-TIME GREATS
The Museum of Modern Art screens silent era icons like Garbo Valentino and Fairbanks to packed crowds. Nostalgic teens crowd for Valentino reels while others seek pre 1930 cinema directed by Griffith von Stroheim and Murnau. The archive holds about 14 million feet of film and began under Iris Barry with Rockefeller support.
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New York
Greta Garbo
Rudolph Valentino
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Valentino
Fairbanks
Garbo
Museum of Modern Art
D. W. Griffith
Edwins. Porter
Mack Sennett
Charlie Chaplin
Ronald Colman
Mary Brian
Victor McLaglen
Louis Wolheim
Dolores del Rio
Harold Lloyd
Monsieur Beaucaire
Richard Griffith
Griffith
Erich von Stroheim
Josef von Sternberg
F. W. Murnau
Iris Barry
London
Miss Barry
Rockefellers
Hollywood
Modern Advances in Teen Energy and Health Factors
The piece discusses low hemoglobin and teen fatigue, stressing iron intake and balanced diet. It reviews possible causes from anemia to thyroid issues, infections, and psychological factors, urging careful medical evaluation for persistent tiredness. It also touches on unproven home remedies and cautious medical advice.
Lawfulness and due process in state enforcement debated
Mrs. N H Wood argues against seizure of private homes by law officers and mob interference with a jail prisoner. She defends due process and natural law, urging Mississippi courts to ensure fair trial and protect innocence until proven guilty.
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N. H. Wood
Journal-World
Mississippi
W. E. Craddock
St. Lawrence
Achard joins French Academy amid Paris honors and Broadway doubts
In Paris Marcel Achard, celebrated playwright of Patate and Romino, was elected to the Academie Francaise, becoming one of France's immortals. He recalls Broadway's challenge and the Paris air, cites past hits, feuds with Sartre, and explains his aim to reach big audiences with human stories.
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Paris
Marcel Achard
Academie Francaise
France
Achard
N. Y
Patate
Broadway
Romino
French Academy
Marcel
Jean Paul Sartre
Rich Man's Philosopher Observations On Money
Hal Boyle offers humorous European reflections on wealth and poverty. He argues money shapes choices from housing to leisure, notes that credit and debt color life, and jokes that even equal wealth would not erase desire for charge accounts and status.
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ED Creagh
Hal Boyle
Washington
Boyle
Europe
Julius Caesar
Napoleon
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Old Home Town
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Newsfeatures
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Pickfair
Gish Sisters
Dorothy
Lillian
Richard Barthelmess
Wallace Reid
Fatty Arbuckle
Flora Finch
John Bunny
Mickey Mouse
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Christianity IN Action
The
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
Nairobi
John Guilermin
Guilermin
Sidney Poitier
Rod Steiger
Carnegie Endowment International Center
Morningside
Steiger
Capone
Rashhomon
Peking
Tam
George Jessel
Tony’ Martin
Martin
Hiim
Jessel
Georgie
James MacArthur
Helen Hayes
Harvard
John Perona
el Morocco
E. Sth St
Vernon MacFarlane
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