Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication details
Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead lists editors and staff including Dolf Simons and Simone, advertising and business managers, and notes the paper was established in 1884. Published daily except Sunday by World Company, Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas. 1958 rates and mailing details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
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Asa Bill Mater
M. Ernest Pontius
M. Leo
Busines
Wv. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Lawrence Iu Cents Per Week, One Year $15.80. By Mallm Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Prean
City Airport Dedication Shines With Aviation Milestone
More than 5,000 people attended the Lawrence Airport dedication Sunday to see displays and stunts by Harold Krier and the Boeing 707. The feature underscores aviation progress from the Wright brothers to moonflight and praises city leadership for the project.
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Lawrence
Harold Krier
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Wright
Hidden Communist Hero Faces Cold Reception
Joseph Poskonka, a 57 year old Chicago Polish American, spent 16 years acting as an FBI informant on Red infiltration in labor unions. After testifying before a Congressional group, he endured hostility from neighbors, lost jobs, and only one neighbor offered a handshake. Now employed in the county clerk’s office, supporters urge a protective program or pension style aid for those who risked public scorn for national service.
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America
Joseph Poskonka
Chicago
Poskonka
Pockonka
Guidance as the keystone of public education guidance
Noted educator James B Conant asserts guidance anchors public education yet misguidance harms students. A Washington CBS bulletin warns that guiding students toward appropriate academic programs and liberal content is essential, while vocational bias or lack of training among instructors hurts outcomes. Psychological guidance requires smart insight. minor adolescent issues can be helped by attentive teachers, while deep problems demand qualified experts.
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James B. Conant
Council For Basic Education
Washington, D. C
CBS
Bulletin
Consider This City Alice Would Love New York
Robert C. Ruark rails at New York City living and governance in a satirical column. He mocks street life on Minetta Street, bums, cats, and harsh conditions while imagining a costly new city jail for the indigent. He argues for better schools and criticizes municipal priorities, ending with a provocative note on comfort and street life.
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Robert C. Ruark
Auce
New York
Minetta Street
Minetta Lane
Mr. Mayer
Hart Island
Alice
Air Force Academy
Rikers-Hilton
Miami
New Cabana
Questioning Suicide and Fear of Death in Morality Debate
A reader asks if all suicides indicate mental illness, while "I. D." questions the link between mental health and fear of death. Dr Mounier notes that mental illness and suicidality are not universally linked, urges close watching for danger in some cases, and emphasizes that death comes naturally at the right time for many ordinary people.
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Central Park
Wirth
Beatniks Clash With Police Over Poetry Readings
In Greenwich Village, Beatniks clash with police over poetry readings in coffee houses. Police view it as illegal entertainment without a cabaret license, threatening cafe owners and attracting tourist trade, while poet William Morris denounces the crackdown as ridiculous.
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New York
Greenwich Village
William Morris
Yale
Gleason Plans Busy Return Before Final Exit
Gleason foresees a packed rebound season before retiring in about two years. He targets a Broadway show with David Merrick, four TV specials, an O’Hara series, and a film The Mute, while pursuing production on The Baker's Wife for CBS. He says the schedule is demanding but intentional as he angles toward producing and directing later.
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Marie Torrg
Jackie Gleason
Gleason
O'Hara
David Merrick
Action
CBS
Ginger Rogers
NBC
Ginger
Goodman Ace
Perry Como
Herb Baker
Belle Baker
Phil Silvers
England
Bilko
Silvers
Danny Kaye
Commencement highlights and long-term local impacts
Old Home Town YE KU Commencement drew 11 000 attendees with 1 200 degrees awarded. Gov. Frank Carlson and regents officials attended as Misses Elaine Jost Louise Sandefur and Louise Morrow received nursing degrees. Pi Beta Phi won the Balfour Cup for the first time. 79 high school graduates listened to Prof. W A Bailey. Poehler Mercantile Co was featured, noting its 1887 founding and growth into a leading Kansas wholesale grocer.
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Frank Carlson
Fred M. Harris
Board of
Regents
Dale Turner
O. E. Allison
Deane Malott
North College
Corbin Halls
Elaine Jost
Louise Sandefur
Louise Morrow
Lawrence High School
Pi Beta Phi
E. E. Stauffer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Midland College
W. A. Bailey
Poehler Mercantile Co
F. H. Smithmeyer
Otto Gulfer
George Kirchhoff
Theodore Poehler
Metroplis
West
Lawrence
Kansas
Bible Message and Prayer for Daily Service
A brief devotional notes Jesus saying his true family are those who hear God's word and do it. The prayer asks for daily service to God, strength to work for His kingdom, forgiveness of failures, and guidance to be ambassadors for the Lord. Amen.
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Jesus
The Lyons Den And Finds She Signs It Often Helen Hayes Fills Out the Form
A collage of Hollywood notes mentions Helen Hayes joining The Troupers, Farouk’s ex wife in Beirut taking a business course, and Joan Crawford testing with Cukor for a project. It also notes Leigh Harrison, Javits speech, Coburn’s Hoyle Club, and Harold Arlen with Johnny Mercer moving to New York for Saratoga casting.
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Lyons
Helen Hayes
Ay Leona
Ben Hecht
Troupers
Miss Hayes
Farouk
Narrimane
Egypt
American University of Beirut
Willam Saroyan
Jack LeVien
Metrotone News
London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Joan Crawford
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
George Cukor
Sylvia Ashley
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Clark Gable
Cukor
Miss Crawford
Lady Ashley
Sylvia
Kim Hunter
Julie Harris
Sen
Javits
Horace Mann
Young Man
Charles Coburn
Hoyle Club
Hollywood
Ira Gershwin
Jerome Kern
Marc Connelly
Coburn
Dolyone
Harold Arlen
Johnny Mercer
New York
Saratoga
Rock Hudson
Fifth Ave
Simon W. Gerson
Daily Worker
Communist Party
How To Cover The White House Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle explains the demanding White House beat requiring encyclopedic knowledge, endurance, and long absences from home. He recalls misses, hazards, and odd moments while following presidents from train and plane to stage resorts and the Potomac chase, urging bold reporters for spaceflight history.
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