Lawrence Daily Journal World March 24 1958 front page
Lawrence paper introduces staff and masthead details for the March 24 1958 edition. It lists editor Dolph Simons Jr publisher bills and management staff, with address and subscription rates for Lawrence and surrounding counties. The notice marks its daily publication schedule and Associated Press affiliations.
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Journal-World
Dolph Bimune
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Bill Mater
Ernest Pon
Leo Eller A
Teen Age Conduct Codes Gain Ground in Communities
Communities including Lawrence show rising interest in teen conduct codes to curb growing problems. The Philadelphia model offers two booklets for grades 7-9 and 10-12 promoting clear rules on drinking, curfews, dating and supervision. The code urges parents to provide transportation, encourage group activities, discourage steady dating, and require meeting dates parents. If broadly adopted, such codes aim to boost common sense and safer teen behavior nationwide.
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Lawrence
Philadelphia
Parents’ Council of
Jenkintown
America
Bell Howell leads firms with cost-cutting profit plan
Bell Howell outlines a four step program to beat recession: raise output to cut unit costs, offer new lower priced products, boost advertising, and freeze management salaries until recovery. The approach, echoed by RB & N president Charles H Percy, argues business action can reduce reliance on government stimulus and deliver higher dividends if widespread.
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Bell & Howell
Chicago
Charles H. Percy
RB & Nf
Percy
Jon
Attire as a badge of hoodlums sparks debate
The letter writer defends a claim that youth gang members wear leather jackets and blue jeans while noting rich criminals favor sharp tailored clothing. He cites Mr. Goldstein of the National Outerwear Association and recounts reactions from peers, asserting uniforms link to delinquency but dressing well does not imply criminality.
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Dules Goldstein
National Outerwear and Sportswear Association, Inc
Brother Goldstein
Albert Anastasias
Mr. Goldstein
Auark
Guild of Custom Tailors
Remé
England
Pendleton
Oregon
Bermuda
Ahamed Bros
Smith
Smiths
Ruark
Rafe Rackatraw
Tims
Dr. Dentons
Unions unnecessary debate sparks view on life’s many unions
Phillip L. Grindstatt argues in a Journal-World letter that every major life phase forms a union from family to Church to profession, comparing legal unions to social and professional associations. He cautions that efforts to end unions threaten civilization built on collaborative groups and shared standards.
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Union
Association
Bar, Company
Church
Family Grange
Chamber
Government Uses and the General Welfare Rule Through History
James Marlow traces the evolving meaning of general welfare from Madison and Hamilton through Civil War era debates to 20th century policy. The piece notes key milestones: Pierce's lands decision, Cleveland's drought veto, Hoover's opposition to dole, FERA grants, and the 1937 Social Security Act confirming government responsibility.
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James Madison
Alexander Hamilton
Madison
Hamilton
Congress
Pierce
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Cardozo
Wait See Mood Drives Economic Worries in 1958
In a pivotal view, Joseph Albops analyzes US consumer spending, which peaked at 228.6 billion in 1957Q3 but fell by 1.2 billion in 1957Q4 and likely more in early 1958. Durable goods declines accompany steady soft goods, as real spendable earnings drop from 65 to about 59 per week. Unemployment rises, hours shrink, and March jobs data loom, underscoring a wait and see stance at the White House.
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Joseph Albop
Washingtone
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
White House
Labor Department
Administrator High Command
Old Home Town Notes Track Draft Plans In Congress
Draft proposals to exempt husbands veterans and all men over 27 gain support in Congress as lawmakers consider a new draft law. A five day Easter vacation begins tonight at KU. Minnie Fisher dies at 71. daughter Mrs. Carl Achning. Anniversary dinner at the Castle Tea Room honors Mr and Mrs C W Anderson. 35 years ago and 2 years ago items note coaching changes and local marriages.
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V- Trae AU
Congress
Minnie Fisher
Carl Achning
C. W. Anderson
Anderson
Castle Tea Room
Today’s Bible Verse We Will Serve the Lord
A brief scriptural note cites Joshua 24 15 declaring commitment to serve the Lord and urging readers to choose steadfast faith within family life. The verse emphasizes personal resolve and religious devotion in daily conduct.
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Joshue
Royal couple privacy aided byKing of Sweden move
British pianist Robin Douglas Home visited Princess Margaretha in Sweden as reporters trailed. The king opened a rear door to clear the coast and ferried the couple by forest path to a royal lodge for a private stroll. The report covers other entertainment and society notes including Picasso projects, film gossip, and celebrity anecdotes.
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Robin Douglas
Sweden
Margaretha
Pablo Picasso
Seagram
Teamsters Union
Godfrey Schmidt
Letty’ O'Doyl
San Francisco Giants
Joni James
Sesh
Iran
Washington
French lyricist on equality and love in American women
Andre Varel of France criticizes gender equality as a dream and says American women are a question mark. He and partner Charly Bailly tour as the Chanteurs de Paris, perform at the Waldorf, and aim to build an arts center near Chartres while maintaining roots in romance, music, and love.
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New York
America
Andre Varel
Varel
Charly Bailly
Rodgers and Hammerstein
France
Chanteurs E
Paris
The
Waldorf
Genina
Bailly
Edith Piaf, Paraghou and
Napleon
Triomphe
Marshal Ney
Chartres
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Old Home Town
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Council Grove
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W. R. Stubbs
J. W. O'Bryan
Lawrence Federation of Women's Clubs
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