Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and publication note
Lawrence Daily Journal World details editors publishers and staff. The paper, established 1854, lists offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets, Lawrence Kansas, with circulation rates and postal information. The issue date is Wednesday evening June 11, 1958.
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LPR
Sinons 2
LPR C. Sinons Jr
Mayer
Theerae Manasing
Ernest Ponticf
Leo Eller
WC. Simona
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kamas
Verrier
Douglas
United States
Lawrence Ue
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Gee
Thia
Progress and planning yield growth in Lawrence city
Noting Lawrence progress in industry, education, health, parks, and civic planning, the piece argues for bold action to expand the downtown business district. It urges more fringe business land, full-block zoning, and cooperative merchant-city efforts to attract new firms, improve streets, parking, and retail vitality.
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New Hampshire Street
Sixth Street
Hallmark, Westvaco, Callery
Cooperative Farm Chemical
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Undefined Text Reflects Personal Reflection
A fragmented excerpt expresses a parent’s wish for a child’s happiness and freedom to enjoy life. The speaker notes a desire for the child to be healthy and content, contrasting past absences with present hopes. The passage hints at guidance and emotional support within a familial context.
Paper Route Training Teaches Thrift and Initiative
An unsolicited letter from a successful man praises early work as a paper carrier for instilling thrift and time management. He credits earning money for his savings, buying a car, and learning that hard work fuels progress, endorsing work-based training for youths.
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Journal-World
Live in Danger On U S Rolls
Washington report notes Ray Kuhn of the Federal Safety Council says government workers average 2.6 accidents per million man hours. He argues a culture of complacency and small hazards like unfastened desks and open drawers creates risk, while explosives workers risk is lower.
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Washington
Ray Kuhn
Federal Safety Council
Kuhn
Smithsonian
National Museum
Open Golf Tourney, University Faculty, Alumni News
Old Home Town reports Symington notes XS-1 breaks sound barrier. Baker University lists new professors Hester Kulisheck Postlewaite Bender Austin Relasamay. In LA the Open Golf Tourney favorite Ben Hogan joins Worsham Locks Snead. Alumni notes from 35 and 40 years ago include Roy Roberts speech and Phi Beta Kappa debuts. 1918 items recount university governance and student bodies with numerous names.
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Teas Ally
Symington
Nelson Horn
Baker
Donald Hester
Clarence Kulisheck
Dean Postlewaite
Richard Bender
Jackson Austin
Rosemary Relasamay
Los Angeles
Ben Hogan
Lew Worsham
Bobby Locks
Samuel Snead
Duane Carpenter
Roy Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
Kennard
Bud) Kennedy
A. R. Kennedy
Warrensburg
Franklin Strain
Clythe Wiley Nichols
Phi Beta Kappa
Lawrence
T. J. Sweeney
Mabel McLaughlin Beck
W. T. Beck
Holton, Kas
Recorder
HU Alumni Association
Donald Martindell
Hutchinson
Roland Boynton
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Warren Henley
Jane Muriel
Justine Dalton
Barbera Barteldes
Joyce Bleck
Jean McKean
Maurine Downing
Kathleen Asher
Mary Perkins
Martha Meade
Dorothy Lou Perkins
Dorothes Simons
Otto Barteldes Jr
Gifford Earl
Kansas University
Board of Visitation
University Alumni Association
Oread High School
Faa Oto
Verse Reflection on Job 42 13
A brief religious notice quotes Job 42 13 about wisdom beyond human understanding. The verse highlights humility before divine mystery and encourages contemplation of God’s greater plans.
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Job
Dulles and Congress clash over language school and wine fund
Roaring Roark critiques Congress for attacking the State Department budget including the Nice language school and a pricey representation allowance. He argues diplomats rely on social diplomacy and酒 to smooth relations, noting underpaid staff and lavish listening with Martinis.
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Aoreat
Ruark
John Foster Dulles
Congress
State Department
Nice
France
Carol Burnett
Toots Shor’s
United States
Spain
Dragnet’s Future Mired by Pace and Pressure of TV Era
The note from a Mark VII executive reflects on Dragnet’s 7th NBC year and a possible end of the current contract while signaling that TV’s pace and demand for fresh material drive ongoing projects. He recalls Joe Friday’s friendship, the toll of constant production, and hints at new series like Pet a Kelly’s Blues alongside Mark VII’s future plans.
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New York
Seville
Broadway
Entertainment
Dragnet
Nbc-Tv
Joe Friday
Tim
Billy Sunday
Job Problem Tougher Now Due to Aging
New York AP report discusses rising life spans and growing demand for reproduction as a strain on the economy. It notes the shrinking working age population, ages roughly 29 through 64, and questions long term effects on economic support.
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Robert J. Lampman
National Bureau of Economic Research
United States
Miriam Allen Deford
San Francisco
Vansum
New York
Feller’s high pitch hits spectator at Baker Field
Retired pitcher Bob Feller misfired a ball in a Qua ker State Oil ad shoot at Baker Field striking a man in the forehead. Hank Leiber suffered a similar impact amid the impromptu backstretch crowd while Feller warned about the high mound and aimed away from danger. The incident sparked wry comments on lost speed and spur-of-the-moment TV fame.
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Leona
Bob Feller
Baker Field
Quaker State Oil
Ad Agency
Feller
Hal Boyle Inspiration a Myth For Writers
New York AP Novelist Evan Hunter a prolific writer born in a county town has produced novels plays and children's books using multiple pen names. He says inspiration is a myth and writes about 5 000 words daily on a four acre estate never waiting for it. He defends his work against critics who blame suburban life for dulling writers.
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Feller
Hank Leiber
Begga Aoe
Ralph Bunche
U. N
Beatrice Lillie
Misa Lillie
Earl T. Smith
Cuba
Roosevelt Hospital
Abbe Lane
Robert Bream
Bammy Davis Jr
Pettin
Davis
Arthur Laurents
Laurents
New York
Evan Hunter
Hunter
Evan
Ange
Greenwich Village
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Lyons den
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Frank Sinatra
Steve Allen
Roundtable
Jackie Cooper
Joey Bushkin
Ermeneems
Ploaser
Neilan
Hollywood
Wilson Mizner
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Eric Erickson
Cornell University Club
Weyland Pfeiffer
U.S. Treasury
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