Lawrence Daily Journal World History Note Highlights Long Run
A damaged passage from the Lawrence Daily Journal World lists staff positions and publication history from 1854 to 1952. It names Dolph C Simons Sr as editor and outlines roles for Bill Mayer Jaci Gimmerman Ernest Pontius Leo Elarne and others. The notice mentions daily publication except Sundays and US postal rates.
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Dolph Simons
Dolph C Simons SR
Bill Mayer
Jaci Gimmermannese
Ernest Pontius
Leo Elarne
Water resort etiquette and safety in Kansas lakes
Article warns that new lake areas will bring inexperienced boaters to Perry Clinton Pomona reservoirs. It urges education in boatsmanship, skimanship, and fishermanship, promotes life jacket use, and notes higher accident risk at newer sites like Turtle Creek. Emphasizes courtesy, learning from veterans, and defensive mindset as Kansas grows as a lake state.
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Turtle Creek
Perry
Clinton
Pomona
Kansas
Canadians Favor Economic Union With United States
A 1042 person survey found 65 percent of Canadians support an economic union with the United States, with 29 percent open to becoming Americans and Quebec showing strong backing for annexation and economic union. People under \"Americanization\" live mainly in Quebec and maritime regions, with lower incomes and schooling.
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Montreal
Times-Post
MacLean’s Magazine
CBC
Inquiry
Groupe de Recherche Sociale
Canada
Quebec
Maritime States
Ireland
Europe
United States
Economic Union
Eisenhower Calls VP Sole Power On Presidential Disability
Former President Eisenhower urges that in any disability emergency the Vice President be the sole decision maker. He proposes naming a Vice President with Senate and House approval, criticizing current line of succession tied to McCormack and Hayden behind Johnson.
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Eisenhower
White House
Senate
House
John McCormack
Carl Hayden
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Ske
Cabinet and Congress Weigh Ike’s Health Based Ruling
A former President may need medical and psychiatric advice to resolve succession issues. The Cabinet and Congress may craft a plan, with Ike’s notions seen as better than the current “nothing” solution Congress allows to remain in force.
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Congress
Ike
Bulgarian Court Sentences Young Mechanic to Nine Months
A Bulgarian court handed a young mechanic nine months in prison for relating jokes and calumnies about socialist construction. The article contrasts conditions with freer expressions in America, noting how speaking against the government can lead to punishment abroad while U.S. workers often vent with less risk.
Attorney Harris shot in his Lawrence office
In Lawrence on Massachusetts Street at noon attorney Leroy Harris was shot. Phillip Johnson surrendered at the police station moments after the incident.
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Leroy Harris
Massachusetts Street
Phillip Johnson
Tomi Wortham
Europe
New York City Ballet Company
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Bible message and prayer on guiding Holy Spirit
A devotional note reflects on John 14 26 where the Holy Spirit will teach and recall Jesus words. The prayer asks God to help believers follow the way of love and stay steadfast through the day in Christ’s name.
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John
Father
Decisive policy in Southeast Asia debated by Lipppmann
Walter Lippmann argues U S indecision in Vietnam stems from entanglement since 1954. He traces Dulles Diem policy, warns against widening war, and urges a negotiated settlement via Geneva or UN with an international guarantee to keep Hanoi independent of China.
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Sen. Dirksen
Southeast Asia
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Dulles
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
United States
Diem
Asia
Korea
Deadend Street
Laos
United Nations
North
China
North Viet Nam
Congress of the United
Soviet Union
South
Saigon
Chiang Kai-shek
France
Great Britain
Hanoi
Washinon Post News Service
Local readers debate school unification and size
A letter from Roy Hicks argues the proposed school unification favors fewer districts and that smaller communities like Eudora and Baldwin offer advantages in curriculum activities and teacher-student relations. He notes tax concerns and cites public school quality as driven by active participation and local context.
The Blue Angel Club What Stars Got Its Start
The Blue Angel on East 55th Street announced its closing after 21 years. The tiny dark room hosted performers from Yul Brynner and Judy Holliday to Eartha Kitt and Woody Allen, launching careers for Mort Sahl, Nichols and May, Carol Burnett, and many others.
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Blue Angel
E. 55Th St
Third
Yul Brynner
Evelyn Knight
Revvers
Judy Holliday
Betty Comden
Adolph Green
Mort Sahl
Nichols & May
N. Y
Carol Burnett
Richard Rodgers
Martha Wright
South Pacific
Leonard Sillman
Eartha Kitt
Harry Belafonte
Broadway
Imogene Coca
Andy Williams
Pearl Bailey
The
Tom Lehrer
Harvard
I. D. Rabi
Columbia
Lehrer
Herb Jacoby
Max Gordon
Dr. Rabi
Understanding Bronchiectasis and Its Signs
The article explains bronchiectasis as dilation of lower bronchial tubes from various lung conditions or independently. It covers symptoms like foul-smelling sputum, chronic infection, potential bloody phlegm, weight loss, fatigue, fever, and the possibility of segmental lung involvement. Treatments include antibiotics, postural drainage, smoking cessation, and potential segmental surgery.
Voter League Reports On School Unification Plan
The Lawrence League of Women Voters outlines unification terms in Douglas County. It explains district requirements, board structures, and voter decisions under the two district plan with separate city and rural counts. Voting affects whether the plan proceeds or must be revised and resubmitted this fall.
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Douglas County
Lawrence League of Women Voters
Lawrence League
Emily Camin
Ray Wilson
Lawrence
Grant
India
Riverside
Kaw Valley
Wakarusa
Douglas
Board of Education
Kansas Legislative Council
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Daily Journal- World
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Adionang
Kan
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
U.S
London Observer News Service
Old Home Town
Francis Stevens
Winnipeg Free Press
W. C. Stevens
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Elks Club
ROTC
Ellis Noyes
Norwalk
By Walter Lippmann
Vicious Circle
Journal-World
Uncle Sam
Rhode Island
Roy Hicks
Lincoln St
Journal-Word
Lecompton
Eudora
Baldwin
New York
Lawrence High School
Lyons’ den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Mother
M. C
Pease
Voter League
Interlandi
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