Lawrence Daily Journal World staff page 1938 notice
Lawrence Daily Journal World staff list includes editor publisher managing editor and advertising manager. Published daily at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets Lawrence Kansas with subscriptions rates for local, distant, and U.S. mail. Edition dated Wednesday March 26 1938.
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Forthright action in Pleasant Hill school expels 11 boys
In Pleasant Hill Missouri the school board expelled 11 boys amid a community split. Critics call the move unfair while supporters praise the board’s forthright discipline. The code bans necking and requires keys to stay with the principal.
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Kansas City
Chicago
New York
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Capitol Front Extension Sparks Debate on Desecration
The Engineering News Record counters charges of desecration over a 32 ft 6 in eastward expansion of the Capitol front. It argues the plan improves space and history, noting many past changes since 1793 and urging usability alongside heritage.
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Population drift shifts growth toward suburbs and rural areas
The article notes larger U.S. cities grew more slowly since 1950 while outlying regions rose about 4 percent annually. Lawrence adds about 600 to 700 residents yearly, with around 24 000 now. experts foresee 20 000 more in eight to ten years. Growth creates demand for sewers, water, schools, and recreation. Suburbanization is called a natural outcome of urban development and will bring many newcomers to Lawrence if communities prepare.
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America
Lawrence
Burney
U.S
Kansas University
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A Flock of Inns Close to the Airports
Hilton unveils plans to build a chain of 300 room inns near major airports with modern dining and entertainment. The Jet Age will shorten travel time, prompting shifts in lodging as air travelers seek efficient connections and fewer long hauls between airports and hotels.
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Compulsory Unionism Debate in Kansas Letters
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce manager E R Zook defends Right to Work against Phillip Grindstaff claiming unions should not force membership. He cites U S Senate reports on union abuses, contrasts with bar and medical associations, and urges clarity on the Kansas 1958 amendment before voters.
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Summit fraud in the wartime diplomacy critique
The piece argues a US Russia Britain and France summit is likely driven by Kremlin and British domestic politics, serving propaganda and potential Soviet aims. It warns a summit fueled by pressure rather than real negotiation hurts global security and U.S. credibility.
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United States
Krem-lin
Lawrence News Briefs Touch on Local Events
Old Home Town Nicholas Lopes returns from Washington with notes on Italian affairs. KU opens a new virus lab off limits to the public. Williams town Road flooded for two hours. William Rice Baldwin becomes president of East Central Kansas Holstein Association. Ray Evans KU halfback to join City National Bank in June. Mrs. W. W. Cleland dies at 65. Music Talent Contest awards Mary Louise Beltz in voice. Lois Parker wed Elmer Schaake. DAR delegates named. Mrs. S. W. Atkinson to attend DAR national convention. Ackerman hat shop featured. professor calls it a perfect Parisian shop. DAR delegates listed. Dodderidges return from White City. Sutton and Porteous buy registered Angue cattle herd. Lawrence declares royal sendoff for eight boys headed to service. KU spring fashion sets shmen capas in April.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Lopes
Italy
Williamstown
William Rice
Baldwin
East Central Kansas Holstein Association
Ray Evans
City National Bank of Kansas
W. W. Cleland
Public Utilities
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
Flint
Mary Louise Beltz
Lawrence
Paul Rankin
Lois Parker
Mca
R. W. Parker
Elmer Schaake
Augusta Schaake
S. W. Atkinson
Dar
Ackerman
W. H. Dodderidge
Kenneth Dodderidge
White City
Sutton
Porteous
Roy and Cappuck
Englewood
Kas
Kaiser
Francisco
Lyons Den Notes on Messenger Roles and Stage Gossip
Theater column reports Jean Dalrymple recalling Earle Hyman early in his career as a messenger boy in a non casting visit. It also covers Joshua Logan's South Pacific party anecdotes, Blue Denim on Broadway, a Harvard Moot Court judge note, a Harvard Club dues moment with Maxwell Rabb, Welsh stars party on St. David's Day, Richard Burton in Time Remembered, and Mike Todd away from Elizabeth Taylor for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof with quips from Michael Wilding Jr.
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City Center
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Richard Burton
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Griffith
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Mike Todd
San Francisco
Elizabeth Taylor
Todd
Michael Wilding Jr
Mike
Hal Boyle Quiz of Surprising Small Truths
Hal Boyle surveys curious bits about life and history from public school discipline to twin births and famous ships. The column blends humor and trivia noting millions studying languages, odd product choices, and daily habits, with lightweight quips on famous figures and everyday oddities.
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