Lawrence Journal World 1959 June 13 front details
Lawrence Daily Journal World issue summary lists editor Dolph Simons associate Brill Mayer managing Ernest Pontius and staff roles. It notes publication by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire, Lawrence Kansas with standard mailing rates and post office classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Brill Mayer
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Prenseh
Soviet Religion Observations From Moscow Meeting
C. R. Smith president of American Airlines just returned from Moscow where he attended the 52nd meeting of Federation Aeronautical International. He notes that while churches may stay open and attendance is not banned, being religious is not fashionable and offers little political or economic future in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Smith
American Airlines
Moscow
Federation Aeronautical
Russia
Smith
Bags Here to Stay Versus Child Safety Debate
Businessmen including launderers and dry cleaners defend plastic bags as highly useful and here to stay, noting their many purposes and the impracticality of banning them. A Fort Worth cleaner recalls brief discontinuation after a fatal strangulation scare, but customers demanded bags again. Parents must keep bags away from children to prevent danger.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Electric blankets threaten stadium atmosphere at West Texas State College
A humorous column laments modern fan comforts as West Texas State College builds a football stadium with electric blanket outlets for spectators. The piece catalogs gadgets that replace outdoor experiences from golf carts to heated docks and lawn mowers, arguing the game’s outdoors appeal may be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas State College
Schoeppel backs Strauss for Commerce secretary post
U S Senator Andrew F Schoeppel of Kansas supports Lewis L Strauss for Secretary of Commerce amid controversy over confirmation He cites honesty integrity competence and cooperation as satisfied by the hearings indicating readiness for confirmation in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas
Washington
Lewis L. Strauss
Commerce
Atomic Energy Commission
Schoeppel
Senate
Maestro Zirato resigns as New York Philharmonic manager
Bruno Zirato, longtime behind the scenes force and manager at the New York Philharmonic, steps aside to allow public bows. The Italian-born American citizen recalls working with Toscanini, Caruso, and Gatti-Casazza while managing contracts, tours, and audience needs for the orchestra. He will remain as a Philharmonic consultant as George E. Judd Jr. takes over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bruno Zirato
New York Philharmonic
Italy
Columbia Artists Management
Uno
Cantelli
Bruno Walter
Stokowsky
Munch
Bernstein
Toscanini
Zirato
Society
Arturo Toscanin
Enrico Caruso
Arturo Toscanini
Giulio Gatti- Casazza
Metropolitan Opera
Caruso
Philharmonic
Rome
Met
Grace Moore
Lily Pons
Richard Bonelli
The
Europe
Leonard Bernstein
George E. Judd Jr
Carnegie Hall
Dear Dr. Mother Health Questions On Child Fever And Ear Infection
Readers ask about a 14 month old with a persistent 100 degree fever for 10 months and reassurance that a normal elevated temp may matter in some cases. Other letters explain mastoiditis risks from untreated ear infections and the need for early treatment and monitoring. A thumb nail injury and a chronic leg bone condition prompt advice to seek careful exam and specialist care for potential nail bed damage and osteomyelitis.
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Mre. S.P
E.H
M.A
June is Dairy Month appreciation note from Metsker
Letter from Mrs. John P. Metsker thanking Journal-World for extensive coverage and advertising support of June is Dairy Month festivities. She praises the staff for the special section and pictures and expresses confidence in a bright future for the celebration.
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John P. Metsker
Union Reform Prospects in 1959 Congress
A 1959 progress report on union reform notes near zero gains from the prior year. It contrasts Kennedy Ives style bills with AFL CIO demands and highlights Rep. Carroll Kearns’s charge based on worker self policing to fight corruption. The piece urges Congress to back effective reform aligning public and labor interests.
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House
Jimmy Hoffa
Senate
Capitol Hill
Afl-Cio General Board
Carroll Kearns
Pennsylvania
Rep
Kearns
George Meany
Meany
Lawrence Leaders Highlight Eagles Change and Golf Triumph
In Old Home Town items from 1949 Herman Higgins of Lawrence is named first vice-president of the Eagles with Herschel McWilliams of Kansas City as president. Cary Middlecoff wins the National Open golf title over Sam Snead. The loyalty oath for Kansas public employees and teachers starts July 1, following a new law. A surprise 80th birthday party honors Dr H L Chambers.
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Herman Higgins
Lawrence
Eagles
Herschel McWilliams
Kansas City
Cary Middlecoff
Sam Snead
Kansas
H. L. Chambers
Dorothy Marie Stewart
C. C. Stewart
Lawrence Sterling
Rochester
N. Y
Mass
Commonwealth
Stanly Schwahn
Evelyn Swarthout
Urbana
Ill
Today’s Bible Message Light and Fellowship Prayer Message
The text speaks of walking in the light to have fellowship and be cleansed by Jesus blood. It offers a prayer praising God's radiance and asks for guidance to abide in love and let salvation shine through believers lives.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
William Inge
James P. Davis
Herbert Machiz
Tennessee Williams
Garden District
Machiz
Morton Gottlieb
Helen Hayes
Nyack
Cotten Pays Silent Tribute After Final Night at National Theater
Joseph cotten stayed in his dressing room after the Saturday performance of Once More With Feeling as workmen began tearing down the National Theater. He walked the stage where his career began with Orson Welles's Mercury, kissed the walls, and then left with his wife for Virginia and Hollywood in their Silver Cloud Rolls Royce, marking their silver anniversary.
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Joseph Cotten
National Theater
Oliver Messel
the National
Cotten
Orson Welles
Mercury Theater
Virginia
Hollywood
New City Library Books Catalog Review 1959
A catalog listing multiple 1959 books including The Curse of the Misbegotten by Craswell Bowen about the O Neill family, The Living Zen by Robert Linssen on Buddhism, Housing Design by Eugene Kalber with housing plans, The Stars Grow Pale by Karl Bjornhof a boy’s near blindness memoir, The Watcher by Dolores Hitchens a psycho killer tale, and The Young Titan by F Van Wyck Mason a long historical novel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craswell Bowen
O'Neill
Eugene O’neill
Robert Linssen
Eugene Henry Kalber
Far West
Miss Fletcher
America
Karl Bjornhof
Denmark
Dolores Hitchens
California
F. van Wyck Mason
Best Sellers Fiction and Nonfiction The 1959 Lineup
A catalog of top books including Doctor Zhivago Exodus The UGLY AMERICAN and Lady Chatterley's Lover among fiction. Nonfiction features How I Turned $1000 into a Million in Real Estate and Points of View by Maugham.
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Exodus
Uris
Lederer & Burdick
Caldwell
Lady Chatterley
Lawrence
King
Packard
America
Golden
Nickerson
Elizabeth
Jenkins
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Senate Labor Committee
John Kennedy
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Old Home Town
Strong
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Lyons den
Joe Cotten
Early Start
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Kennedy
Symington
Sen. Sheppard
Texas
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Ingemar Johanssen
Floyd Patterson
Jimmy van Heusen
Frank Sinatra
Hollywood Pack
van Heusen
New City Library Books
Publishers’ Weekly
Doctor Zhivago
Pasternak
Fancois C. Morand
Canada
Mexico
W. Somerset Maugham
Mr. Maugham
Mr. M
France
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