Lawrence Daily Journal World header and masthead notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and pricing masthead lists Dolph C Simons Jr as president publisher and editor along with executive and managing editors and department heads. Publication details show daily edition except Sunday from The World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Street with subscription rates by carrier and mail to Kansas and Missouri addresses.
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Dolph C. Stimons JR
Dolph Simons
the World Company
Sixth
New Yeopshire Streets
Lawrence
Kaw
Reynolds Shultz enters Kansas GOP gubernatorial race
Lt. Gov. Reynolds Shultz officializes his bid for Kansas governor amid a crowded Republican field led by former Gov. John Anderson. The Democratic race hinges on Gov. Docking's decision with Attorney General Vern Miller emerging as a leading alternative if Docking seeks the Senate.
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Kansas
Reynolds Shultz
Shultz
Jefferson County
John Anderson
DeSoto
Anderson
Docking
Lawrence
James Pearson
U.S. Senate
Senate
Vern Miller
Miller
Consumer Influence Grows as Brunn Warns Firms
At a Conference Board talk, RCA executive Herbert Brunn says consumer pressure shapes corporate policy. He cites 21,500 annual contacts, with 85 percent inquiries and 15 percent complaints. Politicians may turn complaints into tighter laws and penalties for noncompliance.
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New York
Herbert Brunn
RCA Corp
Bruwn
Brunn
KU journalism faculty challenges consolidation of courses
The KU journalism faculty issued a statement through Dean Bur ton Marvin opposing Regent Whitley Austin's view that state journalism courses should be consolidated into a single department rather than a school. Spring rain dampened streets as 9,970 students enrolled, and city officials reported 6,110 eligible voters for April. Sheriff John s destroyed nearly 300 gallons of confiscated whiskey. bonds for a $50,000 baseball park were sold to Lawrence banks. James York won the George Washington bicentennial essay contest with Marion Yewdall placing second. John Phillips received a Union Pacific agricultural scholarship with cash prize. A biblical verse and prayer closed the note.
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Kansas University
Burton Marvin
Whitley Austin
Salina
Will Johns
Donald Hults
Lawrence
Lawrence National
First National
James York
Vinland
Marion Yewdall
John Phillips
Union Pacific
Massachusetts mother saved by child trained to call for help
Police found Patricia Polleys unconscious from diabetic shock in her Somerville home. A four year old calmly called zero for help, signaling effective emergency training that may have saved her mother’s life. the incident underscores family planning for emergencies.
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Massachusetts
Patricia Polleys
Somerville
Mass
Letter to editor on switch from glass milk bottles to cartons
A reader notes carton milk deliveries replaced glass bottles due to shortages and price increases. They argue for glass returnables for ecological reasons, colder milk, less dripping, and waste reduction, questioning dairy staff claims about ecological drawbacks of glass and detergent use.
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Lawrence
Donna Martin
Buckley in China Burns over Gift Scandal and Park Critique
A letter recounts Buckley’s China gift episode, describing mementos, mishaps with baggage, and a humorous insistence on returning gifts. The piece also includes reader comments criticizing city park plans at Kaw River bridge entrances and opposing truth in politics rhetoric.
Waste problem call to curb trash through regulation and recycling
A letter argues city and county governments should regulate non biodegradable packaging and promote recycling to cut trash volume. It cites examples like bottles and cans, suggests home sorting by bag color, and forecasts lower collection costs and cleaner streets if such measures are enacted.
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EU Recycling
Lawrence
Douglas County
Auctioning a Part of America by Jones
Trustees of the Penn Central plan a three day sale at 30th Street Station Philadelphia auctioning the contents of the Pennsylvania Railroad Museum. Lot descriptions feature timetables, blueprints, passes, daguerreotypes, and relics illustrating faded American railroad history and nostalgia.
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Penn Central Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Museum
30Th Street
Philadelphia
America
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