Lawrence Journal-World masthead notice
The Lawrence Journal-World announces editors Bil Mayer and Dolph Simons, with Ernest Pontios advertising, LED Eller business manager, and 1864 establishment. It is published daily except Sunday by World Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Street Lawrence Kansas, with subscription rates listed and postal details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph Simons
Bil Mayer
Ernest Pontios
AnAger
ELLER
W. Simons
the World Company
Bixth
New Hampshire
Stree
Lawrence
Kansas
Douglas
Mall Eleawhera
United States
Unkept Agreement Ends Bowers bid for Kansas delegation
William Bowers, Ottawa attorney, loyal Hall supporter, refused to vow not to back Darby for national committeeman. Hall and allies pressed for handpicked delegates but Darby stayed silent, leading to Bowers being ousted at Osawatomie. Becker rises as Hall's rival. Franklin County voters split, raising concerns over Hall's influence ahead of the April state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowers
Ottawa
Fred Hall
Hall
Franklin County
Bowers
Kansas
State Senate
Harry Darby
Darby
Hall High Command
National Committee
Osawatomie
al Becker
Wyandotte
Lloyd Ruppenthal
Wilbur Leonard
Bill Bowers
Franklin
Topeka
Wichita
Rock Chalk Revue at KU Hoch Auditorium Friday and Saturday
Eight student groups perform Rock Chalk Revue at Kansas University's Hoch Auditorium starting at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. William Inge selected scripts, trophies will honor outstanding productions, and the shows aim to showcase talents beyond academics while inviting student and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Hoch
William Inge
K. U
Inge
Lawrence
Truth Frees Many In Heart Cases By RELMAN MORIN
Hal Boyle reports Eisenhower illness expands public heart knowledge across politics business and daily life. People understand heart attacks better and feel freer to discuss them, with mixed views on publicity influencing anxiety and research funding while optimism grows that many survive and stay productive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
New York
Eisenhower
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
John Smith
Dissenting Voice Letter Sparks Clean Up Debate in Lawrence
Lenna W. Brown and H. A. Puckett urge better property upkeep and garbage disposal in Lawrence. The letter criticizes burning garbage and supports a broader civic cleanup, noting the Journal-World project status and raising questions about youth alcohol enforcement near the university and Haskell Institute.
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Journal- World
Lawrence
H. A. Puckett
Lot
del. St
Puckett
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Journal-World
New Mexico
Haskell Institute
City of
Lenna W. Brown
Bible Verse Proverbs 3 5 Trust in the Lord with all thine heart
A devotional snippet quotes Proverbs 3 5 urging faith over personal understanding. The message emphasizes trusting in divine guidance rather than relying on one own reasoning.
Dagga and the Savage Mind in a Global View
A historical essay notes dagga as a South African weed linked to crime in slums and compares marijuana dangers to broader human vulnerability. It laments savagery and praises science’s dual use of weeds and radium while warning of pride before a fall and the need to fight subtle enemies in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Europe
Baly
Barbs on habits and a brighter spring motor turnover
The piece argues small neglected faults damage character and happiness, warning that careless driving will rise with spring. It cautions against spending all money on friends to show wealth, noting such acts end in total loss. It frames life as influenced by others and emphasizes prudent choices.
Early Bible chapters divided by Hugo de Sancto Caro
The text notes that in A D 1220 the Holy Scriptures were divided into chapters by Cardinal Hugo de Sancto Caro. The passage shifts to a quiz style question about bear senses, stating bears have keen smell and hearing but poor vision. It then digresses to a casual remark on building a happy home.
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A.D
Hugo de Sancto Caro
Farm Kids Favored By President
President Eisenhower welcomed six 4H Club award winners, three farm boys and three girls, to the White House in a brief 10 minute visit. The delegation, from North Dakota, South Dakota, New Mexico, Illinois, Tennessee and Wisconsin, presented a picture book to the President and discussed their studies as he shook hands with each member.
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Peter Edson
Washington
Lghten
Eisenhower
Angela Heine
Ellendale
N. D
Frank McKay
Clayton
N. M
Ann Guindon
Plankinton
S. D
Eldon Rebhorn
Oswego
Ill
Nellie McClure
Cleveland, Tenn
William C. Thiesenhusen
Muskego
Wis
Department of Agriculture
Sharrenn Adams
Agriculture Department
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Gov. Adams
Adams
Gov. Adams Iais
Wilton B. Persona
Homer H. Gruenther
Mar ried in March Old Home Town Couple Lore and Rood
Lawrence based couple Natalie Stowe and Clarence Rood wed on March 17. Kansas City man’s wedding plans noted. Local births announced for Elizabeth Lee Reese and a son born to Mr and Mrs J Allen Reese. Several social events include Rebekah Lodge silver anniversary and hotel Wood opening. Community notes list visits, a water reservoir bid, a Woodland Park roller coaster loss, and remarks on employment trends.
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Natalie Stowe
Lawrence
G. E. Rexroad
Williamstown
Clarence Rood
Kansas City
B. W. Rood
Charles Bowen
Dean
J. Allen Reese
Elizabeth Lee
Clifford Rogers
Frank Dodds
Valley Fall
Rebekah Lodge
Davida Olinger
Corvallis
Ore
Anna Olinger
Columbia
S.C
U.S
Herbert Fritz
Florence
Wood
Std
N. H. St
McConnell Hospital
Frederick L. Wood
W. C McConnell
Conrad H. Mann
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Templa Club
Brutus Hamilton
E. M. Belles
Claude J. Scott
Mary A. Liscum
J. S. Stover
Jack Bolin
J. W. Howard
Des Moines
Oread Ave
Woodland Park
Albert Emmanuel
Dayton
Ohio
Harry Scobel
Country Club
Hattie Jones
Chester Spray
F. A. Jones
C. C. Brown
the Baptist Church
Little Louretta Bates
Nellie Viets
W. D. Harwood
Pleasant Grove
Ed Harwood
A. Monroe
San Diego
Romulus B. Church of
Alpha Tau Omega
Radio and TV Listings for March 22 and 23
A dense OCR style schedule listing WDAF KMBC WREN KFKU etc. radio programs and KMBC WDAF TV lineups for March 22 23, including news shows Top of the Evening Sports and various entertainment programs, soaps, movies, and children's segments with times and channel calls, reflecting a full day’s broadcast grid.
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KMBC
WREN
Sound Mirror
Beaven
Wdar
Oribes
Molly Bens Milate
Guy Lombardo
WDAF
Ambc
Kibo
Martin Bloch
WEAR
Tello
Morgen Beatty
KBK
Heartbeat
Chili Wren
KMAC
WDAT
Kano
WDAP
Wdaf-Tv
KCMO
Kmbc-Tv
Bob Cummings
People’ S Choice
Star Tonight
Ford Theatre
Four Star Playhouse
Highway Patrol
Wakehang Carson
San Frances¢to
Eo ‘Theatre 9:30 (9}—Croas Current (i)—Moblie ‘Theatre
Owl
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Old Home Town
RADIO
Robert Q. Lewid
Hollywood
Bob Crosby
Huckskin
Billy Smith
Three Star News
Edwards
Flicka
News Caravan
Derson
Suzie Mas
Radge
Lolariday
Night Owl
Electrolux
DAVIS
Mase
Parsons Jewelry
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schebbar
Money Cay
United
Jay
Lawrence, Kansas
Edmonds Construction Co., Inc
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