Lawrence Daily News masthead and staff list
The text presents a historical newspaper masthead from Lawrence Kansas with editorial staff names, management roles, and publication details. It notes Weed Company ownership, address at Sixth and New Hampshire, and standard notices about circulation rates and associations. The date indicates Tuesday Evening March 11.
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Dolph Simone
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mayer
Ernest Pon Leoeller
W. C. Simons
The
Weed Company
Sixth
New Hampers Streets
Lawrence
Kansas
Maus de
United States
Secord
Returnees in Florida Arizona Face Harsh Winter After Warm Winter Escape
Frustrated travelers from the North recount a cold snap in Florida and Arizona that ruined citrus crops and livestock. Desert resorts fill, then turn bleak as cold, cloudy weather returns. many abandon plans for sun and seek warmer, familiar comforts at home or in Colorado and Minnesota.
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Florida
Arrizona
United States
Pasteres
Seeodont
Fre Larele
Great Southwest Desert
Phoenix
Turson
Ike
Mamie
Georgia
Arizona
Washington
Cactus Country
Kansas
Secaded
Vardiion Griess
Mexico
Caribbean
Colorado
Minnesota
Big Show Returns as NCAA regional hits Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence gears up for the 1958 NCAA Regional at Allen Fieldhouse featuring Kansas State, Cincinnati star Oscar Robertson, Wilt Chamberlain, and Oklahoma State. The event promises top flight basketball over two nights with KU’s presence elevating local entertainment.
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Allen Fieldhouse
Lawrence
Kansas University
Kansas State
Missouri Valley
Cincinnati
A Wildcats
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnaty
Robertson
Wilt Chamberlain
Oklahoma State
MI Drea
JACKS STRAWS STUDY SAYS KIDS LEARN EATING STYLE
Anthropologist Dr Margaret Mead discusses how children learn eating habits and timing at family meals. The piece argues kids eat when hungry, resist forced feeding, and often misjudge hunger, with humorous anecdotes about beet trials and parental patience.
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Jack Zimmerrmary
Margaret Mead
Dr. Mead
Samoa
Language Confusion In Recession Talk At White House
Washington reports show debate among Eisenhower aides on unemployment and the recession. Officials like Nason, Hauge, and Merriam offered varying forecasts for March and the second quarter, while debates over tax cuts and federal spending continued amid mixed signals about when a recovery might begin.
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Washington
Aisenhower
Eisenhower
Nason
Gabriel Hauge
Robert E. Merriam
Hauge
Nixon
March
Congress
Merriam
Waitress Wins Again in Toronto Club Draw
Carol Rasmus, a Toronto waitress who won $1,000 in a club draw last year, topped the club again with another $1,000 victory last night amid the ongoing weekly prize draws.
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Toronto
Carol Rasmus
Comment Ag Grads Leave Farm
A Northwestern National Life Insurance survey says about 17 percent of ag graduates return directly to farming. Most pursue related industrial, teaching, or service roles. a minority stay in farming by capital build up or later return.
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Newton Kansan
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
America
Have Title Will Travel London
An unidentified prince seeks occupation through a Times advertisement. The notice describes a young European printer who is well educated, traveled, fluent in four languages, with strong abilities and excellent connections.
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London
The
Times Today
The Alsop brothers Britain Much Like Shaky Friend
Joseph Alsop reflects on Britain's peril amid postwar strain and Western policy, arguing Britain’s weakness and the West’s burden threaten alliance unity. He faults both British missteps and American distraction, urging frank self-critique and shared responsibility.
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Alsop Brothers
Britain
Shaky Friend
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Lawrence PTA Council elects leaders
Mrs Ray Wright was chosen head of the Lawrence PTA Council with Mrs Irvin Youngberg as vice president, Mrs James Koch as treasurer, and Gertrude Cooper as secretary. Meanwhile a double funeral is planned for 82 year old couple Guy Reynolds Schultz and his wife Maude Elizabeth Schultz.
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Ray Wright
Lawrence Pta Council
Irvin Youngberg
James Koch
Gertrude Cooper
Guy Reynolds Shultz
Route 3
Maude Elizabeth Shultz
Bible Verse Today Obedience Above Sacrifice Proclaimed
A daily scripture presents the line obey is better than sacrifice and to hark than the fat of rams from I Samuel 27:15, emphasizing moral obedience over ritual offerings for readers.
Lyons Den Rayburn Could Have Been Top Man If He’d Had One
In a politically charged note the Eisenhower Nix pact allowing an Acting President faced a challenge from Speaker Rayburn who argued no constitutional provision backs such a role. He quipped he’d be president if he could hire a notary to swear him in. The 1949 inaugural moment briefly made Rayburn the de facto top executive.
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Lyons den
Rayburn
Leonari
Truman
Barkley
United States
Harry Cohn
Columbia Pictures
Colin
Odd Facts From a Mailbag Myths and Marvels
Hal Boyle notes a collage of curious tidbits from readers. He cites that Lord Byron invented a potato and wine diet, Who's Who lists 24 to 1 female dominance, and a host of quirky items from fashion to geography. The piece playfully gathers trivia, dating, and unusual figures for amusement.
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New York
Lord Byron
America
Margaret O'Brien
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