Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead and staff list
The passage lists the Lawrence Daily Journal-World masthead with editors publisher and staff names, contact details, and 1952 subscription rates. It includes publisher Simons junior, associate publisher Mayer, managing editor Pontius, advertising manager Eller, business manager, and the World Company address. It notes affiliation with Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
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Poler Simons
LPH
Lawrence
Douglas
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Herter to Speak on Geneva Talks and German Crisis
Secretary of State Christian Herter is slated to address the nation on the Geneva meetings and the German crisis. Officials expect a reiteration of U S positions with no new concessions, while United States Britain and France hold firm as Geneva resumes July 13 to see Russian proposals.
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Christian Herter
Geneva
U. S
Washington
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Berlin
Herter
West Berlin
East Germany
Germany
Russia
Earl Long's Political Comeback Echoes in Louisiana
The piece argues Earl Long may survive entanglement with mental health scrutiny and still win elections. It notes a Nebraska 1958 incident where a deceased candidate still drew votes, suggesting Long cannot be ruled out despite publicized confinement battles.
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Louisiana
Earl Long
Long
Nebraska
Ear Long
Debating Capital Punishment Then And Now
A discussion on capital punishment weighing morality, deterrence, and public opinion. Clergy generally oppose, politicians split by votes, and law enforcement largely support the death penalty as crime trends rise. The piece traces historical shifts from eye for an eye to more humane justice and juries deciding capital cases.
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Charles Starkweather
Oklahoma resort owner seeks septic work amid unemployment woes
An Oklahoma resort operator digging a septic tank hole for a vacation unit laments inability to hire help. He says many idle workers prefer unemployment benefits and worries about job availability and his own stamina.
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Oklahoma
Unemployment Pay Prompts Local Complaints in Lawrence
A speaker blames high unemployment benefits for encouraging laziness and disincentivizing work. He notes many Lawrence residents share the view, arguing the system promotes idleness and excuses people from honest labor.
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Lawrence
Bank-Savers Not So Busy
A 25-year history of FDIC and FSLIC insurance shows depositors and savings and loan shareholders have rarely waited for funds after failures. FDIC insured 13,000 banks with losses around 29 million dollars. FSLIC covered 3,900 associations with losses under 5.5 million. Both systems rely on member-funded reserves and prioritize rapid transfers to protect account holders and shareholders.
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New York
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
FDIC
FSLIC
U. S. Treasury
Chicago
Illinois
U. S. Savings and Loan League
Home Loan Bank Board
National League of Insured Savings Assas
Commonwealth Building & Loan Assn
Norfolk
Minnie Mangum
League
Savings and Loan Associations
Bank and Association
KU ROTC to be led by Col Edward Kumpe replaces Lt Col Alfrey
Col Edward Kumpe will replace Lt Col John Alfrey as commanding officer of the KU ground force ROTC. He is currently stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky and will take command at KU.
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Edward Kumpe
John Alfrey
Ft. Knox
Charles Hoag
Chicago
Today’s Bible Message Prayer Reflection
A church service note quotes Deuteronomy about Moses and includes a brief prayer thanking God. The prayer asks for guidance to lead others out of sin into new life in Christ and ends with Amen.
King Bau douin Delays Belgian Rule After U S Visit
The Lyons Den notes recount King Baudouin of Belgium delaying his takeover, after a cross country trip including Hollywood parties and a Washington dinner hosted by the Nixon family. He mused he would have “fun” if he waited until age 45 to become king.
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Leonaf
Hollywood
King Baudouin
Belgium
Richard Nixons
Washington
Elsa Schiaparelli Sets Fashion Tone on Slobs
Journalist notes Elsa Schiaparelli criticizes American men for laziness and sloppy dress. He concedes some merit to her stance on occasion wear, arguing dinners require proper attire while casual living has its place. He mocks beatniks and torn undershirts, urging discernment in wardrobe choices.
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Elsa Schiaparelli
Paris
Adam
Elsa
New York
Esa
Bowery
Dear Dr Mother health column questions on back surgery hypnosis and tonsils
In this readers’ mail column Dr Mother weighs disc surgery for ruptured discs against potential outcomes, cautions on hypnosis for alcohol abuse, and guidance on tonsil removal for a second time. He discusses hormone creams claims, surgical sterilization concerns, and offers his pamphlet Dont Quit Because of Arthritis with instruction to request via mail.
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G.M
Reader questions labor rights stance on union shop
A reader asks if the Journal-World's June editorial on organization membership echoes a previous defense of nonunion workers. The editor replies that joining a chamber of commerce or private business is voluntary and not the same as being forced to join a union.
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Journal-World
Organized Labor
Chamber of Commerce
Reunion of Parents and Child Ends in Tears and Joy
Hal Boyle recalls a four week Europe trip without their adopted daughter Tracy Ann. Frances frets over separation while Tracy shows a child's hopeful welcome, crying on reunion, then promising good behavior and becoming unusually well behaved after the visit.
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New York
Emily Dickinson
Heaven
Hell
Frances
Europe
Tracy Ann
Francis
Tracy
George
Helen Palmer
Palmer
Nina
Zona
Leila Jim
Jim Brady
Hungary
Paris
Eiffel Tower
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