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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1957
Page
2
The piece presents Harvie Ward’s ten lighthearted tips for enjoying golf without stress, urging casual play, small stakes, and ignoring harsh breaks. It notes the humor and quirks of amateur golfers and the idea that the sport should relax, not frustrate.
Mirella Royce the African bush belle remains active as hunter and traveler. She describes early elephant hunts with brothers, fears rhinos, and shoots with skill on safaris. Now living near Nairobi, she plans more expeditions before settling down, seeking children after more safaris.
Lawrence Kansas newspaper page details dating May 2 1930 with publication info for Wort Company at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets in Lawrence. It lists editor C Simons and press affiliations with The Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Washington gossip notes cabinet members delaying resignations with scheduled speeches. Marlon Folsom speaks Oct 21, Charley Wilson attends Quantico June 16, Sinclair Weeks June 18 forum in Chicago, George Humphrey has no future entries. A Czech embassy party centers on fashion and heat. Rep. Coya Knutson argues for farm families and cost of cooking with prepared mixes versus home ingredients. An Adams Becknell luncheon reveals experimental foods from atomic research and reactions to the fare.
A detailed listing of radio and television programs for WDAF WREN KMBC WHNG and others for May 21 22 including newscasts soaps cartoons game shows news music and prime time features with station identifications and program times across multiple channels.
A Gallup poll shows 24 percent support halting tests six months ago, while a recent randown places 63 percent in favor. The Minneapolis Tribune cites discussion, warnings from Pope Pius XI and Dr. Albert Schweitzer, and scientist disputes as factors, urging clear, concrete facts on radiation safety and fallout.
The essay argues locals prioritize travel time over miles, predicting Du Pont plant workers and Sunflower Ordnance Works commuters will settle in Lawrence. It notes transport improvements, including trains, buses, and highways, as key to regional growth and spending, with a closing quip about small towns.
The passage offers laid back advice for golf, emphasizing fun over perfection. It repeats reminders to relax and enjoy, noting even poor rounds let you stay in the game and try again, with tips about focusing on enjoyment rather than flawless scores.
Los Angeles poised for a sizable prosperity slice as national business activity is seen rising slowly through year end. Commerce Secretary Weeks after a Hot Springs conference foresees 1957 improving over 1956 but without a sharp bulge, with industrial production held steady in early 1957.
At a daylong Industrial Marketing Conference in Los Angeles, about 600 attendees heard that the region has become the western focal point for industry with a steady year ahead aside from seasonal readjustments. Dr. Robert R. Dockson cited LA rising to third in national industrial output and described it as the dominant western industrial center drawing eastern interest. The outlook suggests 1957 may surpass 1956 as uncertainties fade under growing business activity.
A brief verse reflection urges readers to keep wisdom close and act with discernment in everyday matters. The note credits a devotional source and invites contemplation on prudent conduct.
Dean Swarthout marks 25 years directing the University Concert Course with a planned “silver jubilee” season featuring the Cincinnati Symphony and Ballet Theater among others. Citizens at the Douglas County Courthouse auctioned acres to satisfy taxes as part of county land sales. The issue lists various local club officers, initiations, and school activities along with Amelia Earhart Putnam’s historic solo flight across the Atlantic.
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