Lawrence Daily Journal World Editor and Publisher Details
A fragmentary historical note lists Dolph Simons Sr as editor and publisher along with executive editor and managing editor names. It references The World Company operating the Lawrence Kansas daily newspaper from 1891 to 1952, with contact at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and a Lawrence address 66044.
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Dolph Simons SR
Dolph Ee SR
the World Company
Sixth and
New Hampshire Streets
Lawrence
Kan
Telephone
Oil Stocks Rally Amid Shortage Debate and FBI Pick
The piece notes oil refiners and distributors led last week with a 5.7 percent rise across 15 major firms, sparking speculation the shortage claims may be selective. It also profiles Clarence Kelley as President Nixon's FBI choice, praising his experience and potential to restore bureau prestige while facing calls for internal reform.
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U.S
Adjustments in Canton Reflect Shifting Chinese Trade Attitudes
In April 1972 an American visitor noted Maotai priced at $2, by 1973 it rose to $14 signaling a realignment in Chinese trade. Officials cite supply and demand amid rising jade and ivory prices, while Canton Trade Fair observers describe a more confident state presence and improved consumer insight.
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New York
Canton
Harned Pettus House
Los Angeles
Mao Tse-tung
House
China
Gasoline Alley of Yesteryear Remembers Early Motoring
A nostalgic look at how cars were fueled and fueled up in the early days of motoring. Residents stored gasoline in garages or yards and used hand pumped pumps and wire mesh funnels. Early stations, self starters, and open cars with canvas tops shaped daily life as tires, rims, and weather posed constant challenges.
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Weavers
Barteldes
Franz Wiedemann
Donnelly’s Livery Stable
Gregg
Massachusettss Street
A. D. Weavers
Lawrence
KSU Expert Highlights Gaps in Portrayal of Girls in Textbooks
Oklahoma City AP report notes Kansas State University extension specialist Darrell Spoon criticizes elementary texts for depicting girls as passive and secondary. Lenore Weitzman of UC and Women on Words cite numerous stories showing boys in action while girls are shown as supporters. Louise White urges change as fourth grade girls limit career views to four roles. Former Oklahoma Gov Roy Turner dies at 78 in Baptist Memorial Hospital.
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Darrell Spoon
Kansas State University Extension
Adam
Lenore Weitzman
University of California
Louise White
Teachers Corps
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roy J. Turner
Harry Truman
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Turner
Digest of Journal-World reader letter and Lawrence auto nostalgia
Douglas County Farm Bureau thanks the Journal-World for coverage including articles on food and meat prices and a women's luncheon. The piece shifts to a reminiscence of early Lawrence driving and car culture detailing road speeds, drag spots, attire, shows, and a list of dealers and mechanics with personal anecdotes.
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Douglas County
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Journal-World
Kelley hailed for FBI pick reflecting KU Midwest in start
The selection is praised as a tribute to a fine man and a favorable reflection on KU and the Midwest where Kelley began. The remark notes he can focus on reforming the FBI without concerns about re election, signaling political support and credibility.
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Kelley
FBI
Nixon
Midwest
Old Home Town Highlights from 1963 and 1948
Douglas County wheat harvest expected 20 to 25 bushels per acre as combines begin in about two weeks. KU summer enrollment reaches 4 500 with 3 628 on first day. 400 Girls Stateers study government. Also notes 1948 organist at Trinity, uranium rush stories, Salvation Army reassignments, and KU football legends.
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Douglas County
Deal Six
Lloyd Ericsson
H. Lloyd Ericsson
Trinity Episcopal Church
Journal-World
Colorado
Lewis Forney
Emporia
Clare Edwards
Genevieve Shafer
Salvation Army
Virginia
Prayer for daily experience of new divine presence
A brief devotional appeal asking for renewed daily awareness of God's presence to prevent a life of spiritual dryness. It seeks a revived, living faith through prayer.
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Eudora Road
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Billy” Griesa
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Jitney” Smith
Peerless
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Sandy” .Sanderson
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Shorty) Hamill
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Cooperative Club
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