Lawrence Journal World 1959 staff and rates notice
Lawrence Journal World shows staff credits for editor associate publisher and department heads. It lists price details for local carrier weekly and mail subscriptions across Douglas and adjoining counties and statewide United States. publication date is Monday evening June 22 1959.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Neenans
Pe Pontius
Eeller
W.W. C. Simona
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kas
Douglas
Adsenitor Counties
United States
Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Jayhawk statue once mocked becomes campus landmark
The four foot one thousand pound Bronze Jayhawk at KU, once derided as The Singing Silo, is now viewed as a campus landmark and symbol. Alumni recall laughter at its unveiling but credit the statue with adding campus atmosphere and pride despite potential vandalism risk.
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Kansas University Jayhawk
Lawrence High School
Kansas
LHS
la. Sts
Union
Jimmy Green
Demands on Time Urge Rethinking Church and Civic Schedules
A report from an United Presbyterian gathering in Indianapolis notes that heavy church and community schedules strain families. It cites Willy Brandt in West Berlin as an example of balancing duties with daily family time, urging individuals to regulate personal commitments.
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Indianapolis
United Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Brandt
Back to the keg the wrens screech
Roark laments over scientific booze synthesis and hangover free liquor. He ridicules lab made spirits and warns against losing traditional drinking rituals while railing at ICEMs and modern alchemy. He declares a return to the old ways and rejects synthetic whiskey.
Dear Dr Mother Health Advice Columns on Styes Menopause and Tests
A reader asks about frequent sties in a child. The doctor explains sties are gland infections, usually due to a germ, and advise wiping, hand washing, and avoiding eye rubbing. recurring cases may require medical care and possible antibiotics. The column also covers a likely pregnancy after menopause and interpreting a high sedimentation rate, noting iodine cautions and sinus relief booklet.
Letters Question Chamber stance on business amends
A reader, posing as a housewife, questions the Chamber of Commerce on labor force implications and Right-to-Work laws. She asks how the Chamber would respond to a Right-to-Do-Business amendment and whether Chamber Shop legislation would be favored.
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Journal-World
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Many Able Men For Campaign By Joseph Alsop
Washington observers note Western allies seek bolder American leadership to reverse Western decline. The piece traces two political eras since Roosevelt and Truman, praises Eisenhower's consolidation, and contrasts hopeful 1960s hopefuls with Taft’s resistance to change.
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Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
White House
Nixon
Rockefeller
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Humphrey
Old Home Town Highlights And City Developments In Lawrence
Old Home Town reports Don Hults as Douglas County drivers license representative appointed by Gov. Carlson. Fraser Hall KU summer work begins with replastering, new ceilings and fluorescent lights. 60th anniversary observed for Mr. and Mrs. Willard Brown at 845 Ill. St. City bonds sell at high premium for $16 500 internal improvement issue. Topeka price $18 21 per 1 000. Lone Star Lake CCC camp site recommended. 45-foot dam map for 150 to 200 acres. New tennis courts planned to replace SATC barracks courts. Potter Lake to be reused for swimming with gym dressing facilities. First aviation dinner at Eldridge House honoring Ben Brown and P. F. Stuart for new local taxi service.
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Don Hults
Lawrence
Douglas County
Frank Carlson
Fraser Hall
Willard Brown
Ill. St
City Commission
Topeka
A. B. Weaver
Lone Star Lake
CCC
SATC
Potter Lake
Eldridge House
Kreeck
Ben Brown
P. F. Stuart
Bible Message on Abraham’s Hospitality and Prayer
A devotional note reflects on Genesis 18 16 where Abraham escorts visitors on their journey. It prays for believers as pilgrims to show kindness love and hospitality to strangers following Christ’s example.
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Abraham
Heavenly Father
Christ
Beatrice Lillie Returns to Art and Celebrity Gossip
Beatrice Lillie resumes painting in her East End Avenue apartment. A notable work donated to the Actors Orphanage auction in London sold for 250 dollars. it was altered by a visiting painter, later identified as Jackson Pollock. Other items note Irving Berlin hospitalized and Yma Sumac set to remarry Moises Vivance.
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Beatrice Lillie
East End
Miss Lillie
Actors Orphanage
London
Jackson Pollack
Yma Sumac
Moises Vivance
New York
Vivance
Miss Sumac
Hal Boyle Observations on Longevity and Life Quirks
A collage of humorous and odd facts from Hal Boyle notes human aging, longevity, and quirks of daily life. It covers outliving women, aging bodies, teenage finances, secretaries’ woes, animal trivia, and modern trivia about gifts, kissing, and vending worms for fishing.
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Russia
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