Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead obituary fragment
Partial newspaper masthead listing staff roles at the Lawrence Daily Journal-World with publication details 1854 establishment and 1897 to 1952 editor tenure, rates, and mailing information. Mentions France Kan telephone and circulation figures in a news paper record style.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Vice Press
Bill Mayer
Jack Zimmerman Cece
Ernest Pontius
Leo Eller
Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
France
Kan
Kansas Oil Industry: Benefit Yet Calls for Fair Taxation
The Kansas oil and gas sector has aided state development by boosting income for landowners and workers, while generating substantial tax revenue. Yet industry leaders push back against higher taxes and stricter regulation, characterizing reforms as harmful to a key economic driver.
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Kansas
Four Food Groups Key to Balanced Diet Says Expert
Dr. W. W. Bauer of the American Medical Association advises that a normal diet including four basic food groups meat dairy fruit and vegetables provides adequate vitamins minerals and protein. He says avoid fears about cholesterol and follow sensible meals under professional guidance if needed.
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W. W. Bauer
American Medical Association
Northwestern rejects Rockwell campus talk over free speech clash
Northwestern University officials refused a student group permission to host George Lincoln Rockwell citing no good purpose in his presence. Chicago University plans to allow him arguing freedom of speech as a worthy principle, provoking public debate on campus speech ethics.
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Northwestern University
George Lincoln Rockwell
Rockwell
Northwestern
Chicago University
Chicago Daily News
U. of C
Japan Liberal Democrats navigate Russia trade to avoid trouble
The Liberal Democratic Party in Japan walks a tightrope over Soviet trade, with economists estimating about 251 million dollars in yearly commerce. The government seeks to please business donors while showing a stance against Communist contamination, balancing conservative criticism with liberal calls for more Russia trade.
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Liberal Democratic Party
Japan
Soviet
Russia
Japan Liberal Democrats
Japan's trade ties shift as 1962 policies curb exports
The piece notes Japan's 1962 slackening due to tight money policy and U S proposed voluntary restraints on cotton goods. It discusses impact on industries linked to Russian trade and Japan's wary balance with the United States Red China ties, and predicts Japan's satisfaction with a tit-for-tat trade setup.
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Japan
U.S
United States
Red China
China
Russia
British Invasion of New York Theater Continues
The British arrival fills Broadway with productions from Oliver! to Sheridan’s School for Scandal. Lionel Bart’s Oliver! costs 250000 and captivates New York audiences with its book lyrics and music. Sheridan’s classic is deftly revived by Sir John Gielgud with Sir Ralph Richardson.
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New York
Broadway
Tennessee Williams
William Inge
Williams
Hermione Baddeley
Inge
England
Tony Richardson
London
Oliver
Lionel Bart
Anthony Newley
Newley
Peter Cook
Oxford
John Golden
KU track teams win Big Seven indoor title led by Wes Santee
Eight inches of snow fell in parts of Eastern Kansas as KU's Wes Santee starred again in a Big Seven indoor track title. Other KU feats included B H Born scoring 44 points to beat Colorado 87 to 55, while the Jayhawkers claimed the Big Six basketball crown with a 56 to 36 victory over Missouri. Fred Pralle led KU season scoring with 22 points. Salvation Army officers attended the dedication of the new Lawrence headquarters at 729 Vt. St, followed by a concert at Bowersock Theater. The Round Corner Drug Store, dating to 1855, held an open house after extensive remodeling with owners Walt Varnum, George Lowman and Dr. E H Varnum.
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Wes Santee
Kansas
Allan Woolard
Lawrence High School
McPherson
Chalmer Woodard
Woodard
GUMU
B. H. Born
Colorado
A. Hanover
N. H
Glenn Cunningham
Jayhawkers
Missouri
Fred Pralle
Salvation Army
Lawrence
Vt. St
Haskell and
Bowersock Theater
Round Corner Drug Store
Walt Varnum
George Lowman
E. H. Varnum
Daily Bible Message and Prayer Reflection
They shall bear the punishment of their iniquity. Ezekiel 14 10. Prayer asks for mercy and forgiveness and seeks strength to live victoriously and serve others in Jesus name.
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Ezekiel
God
Jesus
Experts Debating What Fuels Economic Growth in U S
Washington symposium on growth features David Rockefeller and economist Paul McCracken among leaders from banks, business and labor. Kennedy argues tax cuts aid growth but experts warn a lone cut won’t suffice. McCracken links capital and schooling to growth while Samuelson counters minimal government spending isn’t required for prosperity. Jacobsson urges monetary stability and wage restraint.
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David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
American Banking Association
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Paul W. McCracken
University of Michigan
McCracken
America
Japan
Italy
George J. Stigler
University of Chicago
Stigler
Paul A. Samuelson
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Germany
Samuelson
Per Jacobsson
International Monetary Fund
Washington Post
Eby Construction Responds To KU Stadium Compliments
L E Laurion director of public relations for Eby Construction Co Wichita thanks Journal World for praise of the Kansas University Stadium project. The firm emphasizes a reputation for completing jobs on or ahead of schedule and pledges to keep the KU Stadium work on track.
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Journal-World
Martin K. Eby
To Your Good Health: Gall Bladder Advice and Dental Breath Tips
Readers ask about dissolving gall stones and Dr Molner explains there is no pill to dissolve stones and surgery is best. A separate letter on bad breath explores causes from foods to mouth infections and sinus issues with steps to diagnose and treat. An urgent note urges Mrs C H E to seek a reputable breast lump evaluation.
Cotten Joins Racquet Club Amid Curious Encounters
Joseph Cotten visits the Racquet & Tennis Club to complete membership preliminaries. A banker and a Stock Exchange member meet him. a Stockholm conversation about Ingmar Bergman and a Moscow negotiation with S. Hurok are noted. The column also mentions Vivien Leigh in Tovarich, Peter Ustinov writing, Benny Goodman anecdotes, and Fred MacMurray's Warner Bros. casting.
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Joseph Cotten
The
Stock Exchange
Cotten
Exchange
Office party misfires a yearly perk at many firms
Hal Boyle riffs on the annual office party as a spring dinner dance substitute. He catalogs caricatures Gloria Glamor Hilda Bunchy Careful Cal the Oleo Kid Sycophant Sid Joe Solitaire Old Grumpy and others in a satirical look at social folly and marital tensions at a corporate gathering.
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New York
Gloria Glamor
Hilda
Sid
Joe Solitaire
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Los Angeles Times News Service
Old Home Town
Julius Duscha
Washington
From ‘Eby
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Dr. Mother
J. C
Joe Cotten
Leonard Lyons
Stockholm
Ingmar Bergman
Royal Dramatic Theater
S. Hurok
Moscow
Lester Cowan
Ussr
Far Meridian
Hurok
Cowan
Tovarich
Vivien Leigh
Marta Abba
Miss Abba
Pirandello
Peter Ustinov
Photo Finish
Ustinov
Benny Goodman
Billy Rose
7 Lively Arts
Goodman
Rose
Fred MacMurray
Warner Bros
President
Robert G. Kane
Hal Boyle
Cynics
Interlands
Birch Society Meeting
Ginn
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