Dulph Simons Editor Publisher Lawrence Kans 1958
Dulph Simons editor and publisher of a daily newspaper at Sixth and New Hampshire in Lawrence Kansas. The paper lists staff positions including associate publisher managing editor and advertising manager. Subscription rates are shown for weekend and beyond within the United States and territories. The item notes Associated Press membership and Audit Bureau of Circulation. Published Wednesday Evening 1958.
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Dulph Simons
Dolby Cg Ons Jr
Puriness Marager
Simons
Comnays
Hanghire
Lawrence
Kannax
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulatione
Be Good Hosts for Kansas State Visit in NCAA Regional
The piece urges KU and K-State fans to conduct themselves well during the NCAA Regional in Kansas. It argues Kansas supporters should cheer for K-State and avoid booing or negative displays, noting student attendance will be limited by ticket rules and emphasizing gracious conduct from KU spectators toward visiting teams.
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Kansas University
Allen Fietthouse
Freda
Kansas State
Wildcats
Viva Wildcats
Manhattan
Lawrence
K-State
Punishment and Revenge in Criminal Justice Debate
A critique of the shift toward humane treatment over eye for an eye justice. The piece argues some criminals are beyond rehabilitation while others can reform, noting insanity varies and deterrence matters. It calls for a balanced approach between harsher penalties and humane rehabilitation.
Museum of Naval History at Dyche Hall Draws Tourists
Lawrence residents and visitors travel to see attractions year round and flock to the KU campus Museum of Naval History in Dyche Hall. Viewers of all ages spend hours exploring displays then plan return trips to resee favorites and new exhibits. Many locals also travel afar on Sundays to view regional sites and wonder if they have yet to visit the KU museum.
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Mansas
Lawrence
Dyche Hall
Death of Artist Recalls Jazz Age Icon John Held Jr
A remembrance of John Held Jr the jazz age artist whose cartoons for College Humor Life and Judge defined flappers and the Charleston era. The piece recalls Helds stylized drawings long in memory and the author’s personal connection to his work and the era.
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Robert C. Atark
John Held Jr
John Held
Letters RUARK AND LEOPOLD Editor, Journal-World
A reader questions humanity’s notion of a soul and morality, linking mass killings, prejudice, and Leopold’s case. He argues citizens and alarmists overreact, praises criminologists’ expert judgments, and mocks views of Einstein, IQ, and American sentiment while defending trained professionals. Jack Gibson.
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Gence
Leopold
Miinois
Einstein
Ruarks
Jack Gibson
Ohio St
Stamp Honors Henry Wadsworth Longfellow by Russia
Moscow radio reported that Russia issued a new stamp featuring American poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, marking a cultural tribute with the portrait.
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London
Russia
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Moscow Radio
Debaters Honored as Jayhawks Cheer Salina Journal
An odd moment at a KU basketball game featured the loudspeaker announcing the Debates team victory, drawing cheers and praise for scholars. The column argues talent in intellect deserves recognition to inspire students and sustain civilization. Salina schools emphasize honoring good students, extending respect to university scholars.
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Salina Journal
Wilt Chamberlain
Jayhawk
Allen Fieldhouse
New Zealand
Salina
New Hazard: Home Rocket Endangers Teens, Council Warns
The National Safety Council reports a surge of amateur rocketry injuries as teenagers toy with homemade rockets. Incidents span from Texas to New York, including a teacher killed in Froydada and a Brooklyn boy losing fingers. The council urges supervision, safety training, and stricter limits on unlicensed rocket activity.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Atridteat
Elmhurst
Wallingford
San Angelo
Tex
Brooklyn
N. Y
Froydada
Cape Canaveral
Overbrook Incorporation and Local Developments in 1948
Osage county boards declare Overbrook an incorporated city after 60 years unincorporated. First city election set for April. plans include street lights and a city hall. KU coaching hires announced. Douglas County to receive 174518 dollars from sales tax fund. Various local notices, scholarships, marriages, and community activities noted.
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Overbrook
Board of Commissioners
Osage County
Quigley
Norman Cooper
Vanderbilt University
Clifford Kimsey Jr
Parker High School
Greenville
Greenville, 8. C. Douglas County
Olive Pearson Brush
Wichita
Theodore Brush
KU Engineering School
Mary Corcoran
Beta Sigma Phi
Dorothy Haglund
Frances Andrews
Dorothy Clarke
Mary Belle Wettstein
Laura Allee Holiday
Cecile Myers
Mrs
S. E. Owens
Mr. Owens
Bible Verse For Today Keeps Love Through Commandments
A brief religious verse note cites John 15 10 promising to abide in Jesus love for those who keep his commandments, framed as daily inspiration for readers.
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John
Lyons Den film set aided Montgomery in Alamein victory
The obituary recalls Walter Futter, a film producer who built a desert film set 65 miles from Cairo for Dark Sands. Despite weak success, the site’s steel pilings and windstorm reinforcement aided Montgomery against Rommel at El Alamein. Also notes Hope, Picasso, Calder, UNESCO Arabic Shakespeare, Judy Holliday, and other entertainment tidbits.
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Y Leonard
Walter Futter
N.Y
Africa
Egypt
Field Marshal Montgomery
Germany
Rommel
Futter
Cairo
Alexandria
Butler
Montgomery
Hatt Rommel
Desert Long Pga
Roimel
Alamein
Bob Hope
Russia
Hope
Bing Crosby
Jack Whitney
London
Red Army
Red Square
Picasso
Menotti
Spoletto
Alexander Calder
Ben Shawn
Arabian Wan
Unesco
Donald Farrell
Carelessness Costs U S Citizens Over 100 Million
Hal Boyle reports a survey by American Express showing U S citizens lose more than 100 million dollars in cash annually through carelessness. Experts warn actual losses are much higher, with men typically reporting only larger losses and women more likely to report smaller losses. Tips to reduce risk include carrying minimal cash, using checks, and keeping money in a secure, concealed place.
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New York
American Express Co
U. S
Harvard
Deanl EK. J. MacNamara
MacNamara
New York Institute of Criminology
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