Lawrence Daily Journal World local newspaper masthead
The readable OCR shows a historic Lawrence Daily Journal World masthead with editor names and publication details. It lists President and Editor and other staff roles and notes a weekly carrier rate of five cents and annual subscription pricing. The passage reflects typical early 20th century newspaper branding and contact lines.
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Piatupshire
Douglas
Apoe
Whee
Cape
Remail
Tibet
Bedhiss
Lawrence
Isan
Alice
Nadir Buren
Waldo Bowman Named ASCE President After Lawrence Roots
Former Lawrence native Waldo Bowman, KU alumnus and former editor of Engineering News-Record, was elected president of the American Society of Civil Engineers in San Francisco. His career spans McGraw-Hill, war correspondence, and global engineering coverage, with honors from Kansas University and support from wife Virginia Pendleton and his mother, Mrs. C. C. Bowman in Lawrence.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
San Francisco
Lawrence
Waldo Bowman
Engineers
Linwood High School
C. O. Bowman
C. O
Douglas
Waldo
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company
New York
Engineering News-Record
Bowman
Virginia Pendleton
C. C. Bowman
Hutchinson Editor Jack Harris Wins Minnesota Journalism Honor
Hutchinson editor Jack Harris was named winner of the University of Minnesota award for distinguished service in journalism at the Inland Daily Press Convention in Chicago. Harris is noted as a courageous, independent writer with a strong legacy in Kansas journalism and a history in the Ottawa Herald family.
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Hutchinson
Jack Harris
University of Minnesota
Harris
Inland Daily Press
Chicago
Ralph Harris
Ottawa Herald
Sid Harris
Jack
Kansas
Minnesota U
Lawrence Aims to Hit United Fund Target On Deadline Day
United Fund drive faces a historic milestone as Lawrence seeks to meet the original deadline for the first time since the program began in 1956. Mayor Rusty Springer declares United Fund Day, and drive chairman Skipper Williams urges all workers and contributors to participate.
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Lawrence
United Fund
Rusty Springer
Drive
Skipper Williams
UF Drive Aims To Reach 1963 64 Quota In 30 Days
The 1963 64 quota of 72800 must be met by Thursday October 31 but organizers hope to finish early with concentrated effort. Don Metzler UF president Williams and Charles Baer drive leaders praise the shortened 30 day drive and so far progress is strong promising Community support will push over the top.
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Don Metzler
Drive
Williams
Charles Baer
Lawrence
October reshapes European politics and U.S. policy
President Kennedy faces changing leadership in Europe as De Gaulle Adenauer Erhard and Macmillan are replaced or shift stance. Lord Home in Britain aligns with Kennedy on issues but domestic focus may limit foreign policy leverage, raising uncertainty about allied support amid autumn political shifts.
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Washington
Times-Post
Kennedy
Europe
de Gaulle
Paris
la Belle
France
Germany
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Lord Home
Anniversary and historical notes from Lawrence years past
The item recalls the 54th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duver and notes Duver’s railroad career until 1949. It also mentions La Ser toma Club president Mrs. George Perrett hosting Lawrence and Ottawa branches at the Country Club with Mrs. T. R. Clark presiding. Casualties from the Korean War are cited. Other items highlight past football results and political events from 1923 and 1938.
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Charles Duver
Lawrence
Union Pacific Railroad
la Sertoma Club
George Perrett
Greensboro
N.C
Ottawa
Country Club
T. R. Clark
George Corn
U. S
Emporia
Iowa State
A. R
Bert) Kennedy
Today’s Bible Message and Prayer Excerpt
A devotional note presents Luke 10 36 asking which of three was neighbor to the traveler injured by robbers. A prayer follows thanking God for the chance to choose a life and asking guidance to serve others as taught by Jesus.
Long Delayed Red Summit Seems Near at Hand
Edward Crankshaw reports Khrushchev ready to call a Communist parties conference after Lenin anniversary to craft an official line on China. Eastern Europe and Moscow hint at a showdown, with party divisions noted in Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and beyond.
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London
Times-Post
Khrushchev
China
Europe
Moscow
Lenin
Paraguay
Valachi war anecdotes and diplomatic quips headline notes
Crime note recounts Joe Valachi and Jim McShane discussing wars before the Chicago war. Finance note spots Adlai Stevenson and David Dubinsky at a White House event about the Eleanor Roosevelt stamp and project costs. Other notes cover Pop Art poisoning from epoxy paints, Julie Harris rehearsing with a dummy, UN cocktail etiquette, Rockefeller dinner jab, Harvard food wit, and Horton Smith marriage quip.
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Joe Valachi
Jim McShane
McShane
Cosa Nostra
Valachi
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
White House
Eleanor Roosevelt
David Dubinsky
ILGWU
Dubinsky
JFK
Washington
Stevenson
Letters Editor Seeks Change From Super Patriot Term
Alan Fisher of the American Legion asks to drop the term Super Patriot as a stigma on patriotism. He proposes using Super Radical instead to keep patriotism for respectful rituals like saluting the flag and reciting the pledge.
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Journal-World
Alan Fisher
Comdr
Dorsey
Liberty Post
American Legion
Lawrence
Print upgrade sparks reader praise and questions
A reader from Owen's Lane commends the Journal-World for clearer print. The letter questions why the National Anthem was not played after a Lawrence High and Leavenworth High School football game and asks if there was a flag-raising mishap.
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Journal-World
Lawrence High
Leavenworth
Claude Winn Jr
Ul, St
Rest, care, and etiquette in hospital visits
In this Nurse's note, H S a nurse reader complains about overzealous family visits and constant patting of patients in hospital. The piece urges restraint and rest for patients while noting rest is the key cure for bursitis and related conditions. It also hints at other medical options to assist recovery and mentions terms like tennis elbow and chauffeur's elbow.
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Daddy
Pat Pat
H.Z
World Population Has Young Tinge
Hal Boyle notes a globally young age structure with many under twenty six. He cites crowded Britain roads, Amelia Bloomer's fashion crusade influence, and global trends from golf to skunk behavior. The column blends trivia and quotes about life, fashion, science, and history.
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New York
Britain
Amelia Bloomer
America
Nippon
United States
Great Britain
Helen Keller
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