Lawrence Daily Journal World staff and notices list editors
Lawrence Daily Journal World details editors and staff positions with names and roles. Advertising director and circulation rates are listed. The paper is registered in Lawrence Kansas with mailing and auditing affiliations and AP reprint rights noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Simons
Siath
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kansas
Edalier
Dolph Simons
J. W. Murray
Ernest Pontius
Mailn
Douglas
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Associated Prete
Scrivner outlines farm surplus control proposal in Lawrence
Rep Errett P Scrivner spoke at a Republican women’s luncheon in Lawrence urging a shift from acre based to outputs based controls for crops. He would reward high quality consumable products while limiting storage oriented crops and set a minimum bushel allotment for small family farms to ensure quick cash crops.
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Errett P. Scrivner
Congress
Lawrence
Scrivner
Hbe
Teens Want Tougher Sentences For Delinquency
This Week Magazine reports a survey of over 5,000 teenagers who favor stricter punishments for juvenile offenders. They blame lenient schools and authorities for soft handling, with many supporting jail terms for street fighting and major traffic violations, and license revocation.
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United States
This Week
Spokane
Biographer’s shift on Eisenhower stirs 1955 Kansas piece
Kenneth A Davis moves from admiring 1945 Soldier of Democracy bio to a critical 1955 Kansas Magazine article. Report notes Democratic hopes for 1948 and Davis’s pivot as he weighs Ike’s impact. El Dorado Times mentions Payne Ratner musing on a Senate bid beside Carlson. Wichita fragment hints at covenants' fate.
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Kenneth A Davis
Kansas
Becauseavis
Eisenhower
Davis
el Dorado Times
Payne Ratner
Tunning
Carlson
Wichita
Politicians clash on moderation and policy in 1956 campaign
James Marlow reports that Dulles and Democrats clash over what counts as constructive foreign policy. Stevenson promotes moderation while Harriman disputes the term, with Williams joining the debate as Democratic voices weigh future strategy and rhetoric.
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Washington
State Dulles
Dulles
Marlow
Adlai Stevenson
Russia
United States
Soviet Russia
Stevenson
New York
Averell Harriman
Democratic Party
Harriman
A Merry-Go-Round Worldviews of Nations
Hal Boyle surveys nations around the world as a perpetual merry-go-round of power and risk. He notes Americans pursue prosperity while ready to wage war, while Britain, France, Germany, Russia, China, India, and Japan all balance interests, alliances, and ambitions amid global tension.
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New York
Plato
Germany
China
India
Japan
America
Editorial thoughts on typewriter keyboard changes
Independence paper writers note editorials in Kansas debate keyboard reform. Some call it balmy, others efficient, but most editors still use hunt and peck. The piece cites editorials by Larned Tiller and Toller and Colby Free Press among others.
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Independence Reporter
Kansas
Larned
Tiller and
Toller
Colby Free Press
Bible Verse on Anxiety About Peter 7
A fragment from a religious note urges readers to cast all anxiety on God and trust in his care. It references a verse fragment with Peter, suggesting a devotional focus for spiritual comfort.
Barbs on Gas, Graft, and a Jail Break Tale
A writer critiques the clinging vine gas trend amid fewer fall motorcycles. A Kentucky town jail escapee, disguised as a barber, may have talked his way out. Some pray for warmth while others fear winter illnesses and a former prizefighter faces a worthless check arrest.
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Kentucky
Lick Observatory Named After Founder James Lick
Quiz questions reveal Lick Observatory being named for its founder James Lick who left 700000 dollars for the building and equipment and whose body is said to be buried in the observatory base.
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Lick Observatory
James Lick
Lick
Foreign Aid Budget Faces Cuts Amid Cold War Strains
Washington reports an early push to trim foreign aid as experts warn of a hard winter against international communism. The 1950s budget plans for 3.9 billion dollars in aid, with 2.15 for military and 1.75 for economic defense, and potential cuts to bolster emergency reserves.
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Washington
U.S
Gettysburg
Willy Nilly
John B. Hollister
Harold Stassen
John Foster Dulles
Herbert Hoover
Commission On Reorganization
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
China
International Finance Corp
Congress
Legion of Honor Awarded to Maj. Gen. Ewart Plank
Maj. Gen. Ewart G. Plank receives the Legion of Honor and Croix de Guerre with palms from the French government. Lt. Comdr. Ted A. Kennedy returns to Lawrence after a 3 1/2 year Dental Corps duty in the Navy.
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Ewart G. Plank
Ted A. Kennedy
Lawrence
Navy
Dental Corps
E. R. Acher
Shirley
Stanley W. Harris
Winifred Hill Gallup
Kansas City
Alfred F. Gallup
Europe
Plymouth Parish
Ralph W. Bunn and Sons
4. C
Scott
Washington, D.C
Fluoride Study Highlights At Central High School
A National Institute for Dental Research official praised Central High School students in Grand Rapids after completing the second two year survey on fluoridation effects. Grand Rapids touts being the first U S city to fluoridate its water in 1945.
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Grand Rapids
Mich. U
A. L. Russel
DDS
National Institute For Dental Research
United States
Radio and TV Listings From November 30 and December 1
An extensive schedule lists WDAF KMBC WREN and others with news, sports, and entertainment programs across November 30 and December 1. Entries include newscasts, quiz shows, variety programs, and late night offerings such as Groucho Marx, Amos and Andy, and Weather updates.
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WDAF
Kmac
Wren Kfku
Wwoaf
KMBC
Wren
Tello
Newas
Morgan Saatty
Wren Kek
Son Jeep
Hetter
Groucho Marz
SMHC
WDAP
Truth Or
Wren—World
Amos and Andy
Wdar—Pilcher
McGee & Molly
Tennessee
Ernia Ford
Newa
Tennensas Erate
WOAR
Keays
The
Capitol
Manhattan Melodies
KNBC
WIEN
KMHC
WPAH
Wren—Teller
WDAT
WDAK
Morkan Beaty
KMNBC
Wmecs TV
WPAR
WAP News Katies
Sound Mirror
Whes Renta
KMLU
Katwarnd Po
WDA
Kime of Hearts
Buckskin Billy Smith
Hickey Mouse
News Sf
Star News
Path “Page
Eddie Fisher
Brave Earle
Misnayland
News Caravan
Arthur Godfrey & Friends
Bea
MGM Parade
U—Television Theatre
Vox
Dully's Tavern
Werther
Paul
Stary Ford
Guiding Light
Kylie My
Little Marge
Robert Q. Lewin
Bob Cranby
Mr. Sweeney
Pinky Lee
Frank Leahy
Ij News
Dinah Shore
Preston
Groucho Marx
Rob Cumminga
Ihshop
Shrew
Johnny Mb
Ston
Ford Theatre
Highway Patrol
Lux Video Theatre
San Francisco
Cross Current
Mk.c
Stullio & Ni
Night Owl
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Tepeat
E. E. Bayles
Iola
C. B. Spencer
Hugh Means
L. N. Lewis
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Lawrence Camera Club
H. S. Foater
Ald Union
John L. Carter
Kaw River
Union Pacific
D. H. McCreath
Route 5
Perkins Trust Co
W. H. Campbell
Jess Warsop
Eudora
W. W. Rugs
Varsity Theater
R. O. McGee
Karl Krueger
Atchison
K.U
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Howdy Doody
Milton Berne
Red Skelton
Matinee
Gene Autry
Maurice Chevalier
State Farm
Iwrtes
James C Dunlap
Dollies, Tones
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Gearenteed Watch Repair
Mgr
United Finance Corp
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